AWB Chapter 349 Another Wizard Joins
Chapter 349 Another Wizard Joins
When Ruan Mianmian found out and joined the tribe, she looked at Sen in surprise and said, "Has he gone mad? Why would he leave his own tribe to come to ours? Does he want to be a spy?"
"What is a spy?" Mori asked curiously.
"Spies are orcs from other tribes who come to join us under the guise of seeking refuge, but then do shady things. Finally, they take our tribe's things back to their tribe."
After thinking for a moment, Sen said, "Orcs don't have such thoughts, and even wizards wouldn't think that way. In our orc hearts, joining a tribe requires swearing an oath of allegiance. If you swear an oath to the Beast God and then break it, you will anger the Beast God and be punished."
Ruan Mianmian spoke in a very serious tone, wanting to tell him that the so-called Beast God might be me!
But after thinking it over, she didn't say anything, fearing it would only cause more panic. Even though Sen had reverted to his primal nature, he was still constantly anxious about his identity. If he knew he might be the Beast God they spoke of, who knew what kind of chaos it would cause!
"So you mean that since he joined our tribe, he joined sincerely? He was willing to give up his people and his identity as a shaman?"
Sen found it strange when he heard the little female say that. So they decided to go to Zhi to ask for clarification.
At this moment, Zhi was talking to Shi. After all, news of Shi's arrival had not yet spread. If he was unwilling to give up his clan and identity, he could still leave now.
Shi looked at Zhi and smiled, saying, "Ever since I became a wizard, the Beast God has been my faith. I swore to follow the Beast God for life, to be his most loyal subject and believer. Before, I couldn't contact the Beast God, and I thought I had offended him in some way. But no divine punishment came, so I just kept praying silently. But now I know that my faith is right beside me, so at this moment, whether it's my people or myself, faith is greater than everything!"
Ruan Mianmian and Sen were outside Zhi's wooden house when she heard Shi's words. She finally understood why Shi insisted on coming to her tribe.
Sen understood, but he believed that now that he knew Ruan Mianmian's identity as a goddess, he was willing to follow her.
Since there was no problem with the arrival of the time, Ruan Mianmian naturally didn't say anything more.
In particular, she was able to clearly perceive that she deeply desired to be able to successfully join this tribe.
Although she didn't know the specific reasons behind it, out of trust in Zhi, Ruan Mianmian chose to silently support this decision.
As night fell, another important meeting was held in the tribe.
However, unlike in the past, Ruan Mianmian did not appear in person this time. Instead, Zhi stood up and solemnly announced to everyone that Shi would officially become a member of this tribe!
Recalling that thrilling scene not long ago—the orangutan tribe launched a fierce attack, attempting to seize this home that belonged to them.
Those brutal scenes are still vivid in our minds, leaving every member of our tribe with lingering fear.
At this moment, the fact that they were going to accept an orc from a rival gorilla tribe into their camp shocked everyone present. For a moment, the entire venue fell into a deathly silence, and no one spoke.
Shi has always held the great shaman in high esteem, but let's not forget that he came from a once-famous tribe and served as a shaman.
This experience endowed him with exceptional abilities and extraordinary wisdom, making him no ordinary person.
Faced with the silence of the crowd and the subtle sense of rejection, Shi keenly sensed the atmosphere and knew that if he wanted to truly integrate into this new group, he would have a long way to go.
He took a deep breath and stepped forward. "Fellow tribesmen, I know you have some doubts about me. But I swear in the name of the Beast God that I have completely left my original tribe and will be loyal only to this tribe from now on." His gaze was firm and sincere.
Zhi continued, "Shi possesses extraordinary abilities; he can foresee danger and knows many methods for treating injuries and illnesses. His involvement will only bring us benefits."
There was a slight commotion among the orcs, with some whispering, "Who knows if he's really gone?"
At this moment, Yong slowly stood up. "Since the Great Shaman trusts him so much, we might as well give him a chance. However, if he does anything to harm the tribe, we must not let him off lightly." Everyone agreed.
He quickly bowed to express his gratitude.
Although some members of the tribe were still not quite able to accept it, after the Great Shaman and Yong expressed their opinions, the decision to let Shi stay was made.
Because he had just joined and didn't know much about anything in the tribe, Zhi temporarily kept him by his side.
One purpose is to help him get familiar with the area quickly and share the burden of clan affairs. The other is to give him time to adapt, since he is quite capable.
After dinner, everyone went back to their rooms to rest.
Shi followed Zhi back to Zhi's wooden house, looking somewhat dejected. "Did the chief not accept my joining? He didn't show up at the meeting today. And the tribespeople have misunderstood me because of many things." Zhi gently patted Shi's shoulder, comforting him, "The chief was out on business today, it wasn't targeting you. As for the tribespeople's misunderstandings, time will gradually clear them up."
Shi nodded slightly, but still felt a little worried.
The next morning, sunlight streamed into the wooden house. Zhi began to familiarize himself with tribal affairs.
They first arrived at the edge of the farmland and saw their people working. Shi took the initiative to help, and although he was a shaman, he did farm work quite well.
Seeing this, the tribespeople softened their attitude towards him somewhat.
Around noon, a sudden cry of alarm rang out. It turned out that a child had accidentally fallen into a nearby trap and been injured.
He rushed over immediately and, using his healing knowledge, quickly stabilized the child's injuries.
This action changed the opinions of many people in his tribe.
In the evening, Ruan Mianmian returned with Sen. She gathered the tribespeople and expressed her approval of Shi's joining, believing that he would bring blessings to the tribe.
He was moved to tears and expressed his loyalty to the leader.
In the days that followed, Shi worked hard to demonstrate his value.
He helped the hunting party find more prey and healed many of the wounded with herbs.
Gradually, the way the tribespeople looked at him changed, and they began to accept this former enemy as a member of the tribe. The tribe became more prosperous and powerful because of his addition.