Don’t raise unruly people in extreme cold weather

Chapter 229 Contact
When the sun rose early the next morning and shone on the snow, the ancestral warriors of the Wild Mane tribe had already gotten up, heated breakfast with the embers of the bonfire that had not been extinguished last night, and grabbed two handfuls of snow to wipe After wiping my face, I was ready to go.

Despite sleeping in the wild for a night, for the ancestral warriors of the Wild Mane tribe, the warriors blessed by the ancestral spirits were physically much better than mortals, and the cold was still within the range they could bear.

After a simple breakfast, a group of people from the Wild Mane tribe continued to chase the traces left by Charlie yesterday, heading towards the camp of the white people they guessed.

Charlie didn't deliberately hide his whereabouts yesterday, so the traces he left in the snow were still very obvious.

After all, there was waist-deep snow, and even if Charlie wanted to hide the traces of his progress, it would not be easy.

The ancestral warriors of the Wild Mane Tribe gained power from their ancestral spirits and were as fast as galloping horses. Even under normal conditions, they could run faster than ordinary people.

So it didn't take too long for the Yemane tribe to follow the traces and find the Eagle Beak Cliff base.

Looking at the orderly camp under the cliff, the faces of the Yemane tribe suddenly became very serious.

"It seems to be the worst situation. The white people have set their sights on the land in the north." The ancestral warrior who had previously worried that the white people were coming to occupy the north was very worried. Although he was very worried about this happening, he saw the scene he was worried about. When it actually appeared, he felt sincerely afraid.

It's not that he is timid, but that he clearly knows how terrible the white people are. They are definitely not enemies that can be defeated with courage.

This kind of judgment is based on the fact that the camp is full of ordinary white people, and does not take into account the possibility that there are hundreds of "soldiers" in the camp.

So far, the entire Yemane tribe has less than thirty ancestor warriors, and this is even counting the young warriors who have just passed the ancestor trial.

Thirteen adult ancestral warriors would definitely not be able to defeat 13 white warriors. Even if they were all young and inexperienced warriors, they could still compete on a par with the ancestral warriors, not to mention that white people had other armed forces.

If only they were the Wild Mane tribe, let alone facing the white man's army, just the camp in front of them would be enough to crush the Wild Mane tribe.

You must know that although there are seven or eight of them in total, they are already close to one-third of the ancestral warriors of the Wild Mane tribe.

However, even so, this is enough power to fight against or even crush the Wildmane tribe.

Although they noticed the existence of the White Bear Knights, because they did not dare to get too close and their sight was blocked, they could only roughly estimate the combat power of the camp in front of them based on the indigenous tribes of the same size. Therefore, in their estimation, the number of White Bear Knights was the largest. Just a dozen people.

If we only count adult warriors with sufficient experience, the Wildmane tribe only has a total of thirteen qualified ancestor warriors.

We must know that the weapons of white people are easier to use than the hatchets of indigenous people. Even a child can kill an ancestral warrior who did not pay attention when picking up a white man's musket.

So when they actually discovered a white man's camp, the hearts of these ancestral warriors of the Wild Mane tribe had sunk to the bottom.

However, at this time, Lily's father gritted his teeth and suddenly said: "Let's go down! Make contact with these white people. We must find out their purpose of coming to the north!" "But why would white people be willing to communicate with us?" A The ancestor warriors expressed opposition to this. In their impression, white people were barbaric and cruel, and they were too proud to communicate with the indigenous people.

Talking about this issue, Lily's father said calmly: "The white warrior Lily met yesterday did not show any hostility. Instead, he gave her a dagger as a thank you, so we can try to contact them."

He wanted to explore the background of this white camp first, at least to know why they came to the north and what their attitude was towards the indigenous tribes.

This way the Wild Mane tribe can at least be prepared and not be caught off guard.

"But what if the white people deceive us? No tribe has been deceived by them." Another ancestral warrior expressed concern that the white people's reputation among the indigenous tribes is only a little better than the source of all evil in their myths .

He was worried that if the white people first showed kindness to deceive them, and then knew the location of the Wildmane tribe, they would kill them directly.

Naturally, we had to guard against this problem, but Lily's father said at this time: "Even if they plan to lie to us, we must contact them first. We must understand their attitude and buy time for the tribe to prepare."

After hearing what Lily's father said, everyone agreed to the idea after discussing in low voices for a while.

After all, they also knew that even if they did not come into contact with these white people, with the size of this camp, they would sooner or later find the Wild Mane tribe.

And want to confront it head-on? They knew the fighting power of the Wildmane tribe very well. Even if they were fully prepared, it would be very difficult to win. It was hard to say how many people in the tribe would die by then.

So after some discussion, the ancestral warriors of the Wild Mane tribe decided to make contact with the white man's camp first.

However, before contact, they also asked two young ancestral warriors to go back to the tribe to tell the tribe about the white camp and prepare the tribe. If they failed to go back, at least there would be someone to go back and report the news.

After the two selected young ancestor warriors left, Lily's father took several adult ancestor warriors to clean up the traces of their departure, trying to buy as much time as possible for the tribe.

Then, they estimated that the two young ancestral warriors had gone far, and then they walked towards the white man's camp under the cliff.

Soon they arrived at the entrance of the camp. Lily's father glanced at the others, gritted his teeth, and handed all the weapons he carried to a companion. He only held the dagger Lily brought back yesterday and walked towards them alone. into the white camp.

The white bear knights who were in charge of vigilance in the camp discovered these natives immediately, but they did not attack or warn them directly. Instead, after seeing only one unarmed man approaching, they hurriedly sent people to notify the camp. The management staff also reported it to the old butler Foster.

At the same time, one of the White Bear Knights also took the initiative to greet him and blocked Lily's father from the camp.

(End of this chapter)