"Xunmi, what do you think of that beast tide?"
As Guli picked through the feathers in her hands, she asked.
"I don't really look into it; it's just the law of development in every world, survival of the fittest."
Find the selected chicken feathers, tie them together, secure them with a small copper coin, wrap them in a layer of cloth, and sew them together.
A decent-looking shuttlecock was produced. The copper coins were purchased from the store; one coin cost 100 points, which was really impressive.
Guli paused in her movements, her eyes looking somewhat heavy.
"Seeking, who exactly are you?" You're not just a time traveler like me, are you?
Xunmi put the shuttlecock in her hand aside and replied without looking up.
"I am different from you. You just need to enjoy life and don't need to care too much about my identity."
"Everyone has their own origin, destination, and purpose. When that day comes, you won't be able to avoid facing it."
She gave a brief, pointed explanation: the fact that Guli only asked now, after knowing each other for so long, was enough to show that she trusted herself a lot.
Guli pursed her lips and didn't ask any more questions.
She thought that what the orc females said might be true, and that Xunmi was indeed the messenger of the Beast God.
From her abilities, from her speech and manners, from everything she does.
She was cultivating the land for the orcs, but not giving them a finished product.
Perhaps that beast god does not not exist, and her arrival may truly be destiny.
"Where did you get your copper coins? Give me one quickly."
Turning his head, he saw Xunmi using copper coins to pluck chicken feathers, and his eyes lit up immediately.
I was wondering what to use instead of copper coins, but now I don't need to think about it anymore.
However, this only strengthened my resolve to seek out someone with an extraordinary identity, and I didn't intend to let my imagination run wild.
Life is only a few decades long. Why not enjoy it when you can?
Xunmi handed Guli a few copper coins and then busied himself with the shuttlecock in his hands.
The two of them worked very quickly and made ten in no time.
After finishing the food Yuanhe brought, Xunmi took the shuttlecock and headed towards the shed where she was giving lectures.
"Wow, there are so many people today. Do they know we want to play games with you guys?"
Guli popped out from behind Xunmi, looked at the people sitting inside, and teased.
"Little Guli, what fun games have you come up with? Teach us!"
Yue replied with a smile, beckoning Guli over.
Guli waved the shuttlecock in her hand at everyone, "This is it, for kicking shuttlecock."
"Hey, you guys hand in the homework that Xunmi assigned yesterday, and then we'll play this game, okay?"
Xunmi also walked to the side and sat down, ready to inspect the work.
Many of them were young females, at the age where they were playful and restless. They quickly handed in their homework and ran off to play with Guli.
In fact, at the beginning, Xunmi and Guli also faced a lot of exclusion, especially among the young females.
They were pampered and spoiled growing up, always being cherished, loved, and protected.
But after Xunmi and Guli arrived, almost everyone's attention was drawn to the two of them.
Naturally, they wouldn't be content with that, and they made things difficult for Guli at every turn.
However, they are not bad at heart; they just feel unhappy and displeased, exhibiting the rebellious mentality of children.
Xunmi and Guli had to use a lot of patience to subdue them.
From then on, they completely respected Xunmi and Guli as wise men and liked them very much.
Both sides proceeded in an orderly manner, and it was found that two-thirds of the people had made the correct selection.
To prevent cheating, the search doesn't require every female to collect the same herbs.
She only mentioned a few uses and asked them to choose herbs that corresponded to those uses.
After the inspection was completed here, I switched places with Guli.
Guli is also about to begin inspecting the agricultural work that was arranged a month ago; they are currently working on how to keep the plants alive.
The females are now starting to try growing their own crops, and they've figured out the methods on their own.
The group arrived in a grand procession at the place chosen by the females, at the foot of the back mountain.
The soil here is relatively loose, and there is a stream not far ahead.
Since they didn't have sickles or hoes, they could only use animal bones to make different tools for work.
They fenced off only a hundred meters or so of land and planted wild vegetables that they had dug up from the back hill.
Nowadays, some of the wild vegetables are growing well, while others have withered and died, but the results are still quite considerable.
After Guli explained the reasons for each of the dead plants, she told them to dig up the dead ones and then plant new ones.
Another day has passed by without us even realizing it.
For several days in a row, Xunmi and Guli were busy planting wild vegetables with the females.
In the tribe, both children and women have learned to play shuttlecock. When passing through flat areas, you can often see people playing games like cockfighting, handkerchief drop, and shuttlecock kicking.
It was quite lively.
Neither Sheng Xunmi nor Guli had figured it out, due to two reasons: the length requirement and the toughness requirement.
The long-haired beast's spine tendons were originally quite resilient, but they were too short.
Even if you have to piece together many pieces, you still have to wait until you've collected that many.
Gradually, the rainy season arrived.
The night before, the entire tribe was in a frenzy of celebration.
They prepared plenty of food, and after realizing that domestication was feasible, the chieftain divided the orcs into three groups.
One group went out specifically to hunt, another group captured animals alive, and the rest protected the tribe and looked after the captured animals.
The females would go to the back mountain to cut grass to feed the animals, and also take care of planting crops.
A few days ago, Xunmi casually mentioned that it's not good if the rain is too heavy or lasts too long, and the ground is too damp.
Mu Yan wondered if the captive animals would die as a result, so that very night the beastmen worked hard to pave the entire shed floor with two layers of wood.
They also laid a lot of dry grass on the wood, and the eaves were extended outwards.
Standing at the entrance of the cave, Xunmi and Guli looked at the raindrops falling continuously outside and sighed deeply.
It's been raining for over half a month, and there are still more than two months to go. This is just...
"I really hope the rainy season ends soon, I'm so bored and unhappy."
Guli rolled around on the big tiger, venting her frustration.
Xunmi lay listlessly on the back of the silver wolf, resting her head on its head.
From a distance, they look like two equally endearing little creatures with big, wet eyes.
The days passed by in a series of occasional gatherings where the group would grumble and complain.
This rainy season was the easiest and most incredible one for the entire Yan Yan tribe.
He roared loudly as he looked down at the beastmen who had transformed into their animal forms and were running on the flat ground.
The excited cheers of the females were all aimed at infecting and seeking.
'Master, the mission is 80% complete.'
'The world's consciousness has also awakened. It's very grateful to you and has even given you a World Tree, which is already in your backpack.'