If it suddenly fell, it would definitely take their lives in an instant.

To say they weren't a bit anxious inside would definitely be a lie.

After taking a couple of steps and noticing that the violent bear and Aloo were staring at the rising city gate, Luo Yong couldn't help but chuckle to himself.

At first, many people in their tribe were also afraid.

For safety, the ropes of the gate mechanism were checked every night when they were lowered, and every once in a while, a new one would be replaced.

Additionally, to be safe, Lu G specifically sent two strong men to guard there, and nothing had ever happened.

Over time, everyone got used to it and no longer felt fear.

But the violent bear and Aloo clearly did not fall into that category.

Hey, how long are you going to stand there like fools? Don't waste time.

Hurry up and come in.

Lu Yong concealed his smirk and urged the violent bear and Aloo with a serious expression.

Even Xiao Pan, who was usually stern, couldn't help but chuckle at his demeanor.

However, the violent bear and Aloo were not in the mood to notice that.

The violent bear bluntly asked, "Hey, this thing won't suddenly fall down, will it? What do you mean this thing? This is called a city gate.

Use that.

Um, Lu Yong originally wanted to boast a bit more, but he forgot what the mechanism was called.

Fortunately, he had thick skin and shot them a disdainful look, saying, "You wouldn't understand.

It's complicated in here.

Hurry up and come in.

" Xiao Pan, who had wanted to remind Luo Yong that the mechanism was called a pulley system, couldn't hold back his laughter any longer as he watched Luo Yong shamelessness.

He turned away just in time to stifle his laughter before his expression fell apart.

After some persuasion, they finally brought the two into the camp.

Then, watching the city gate close, Aloo and the violent bear's expressions turned to astonishment again.

Before they could catch their breath, the vast scale of the Ming Jing tribe behind the city wall left them frozen in place.

The scale of the camp was simply too enormous, leading Aloo's first reaction to be that the Ming Jing tribe had more people than their barbaric bear tribe.

After all, in this era, the size of a tribal camp and the number of tents directly correlated with the trib's population.

However, the reality was that Aloo was overthinking it.

Unlike other barbarian tribes in this world that developed step by step, Luo Gi had a relatively long-term plan.

He had built the walls according to citybuilding standards.

Of course, it was large, but the actual population of the Ming Jing tribe was less than 200.

The existence of the Ming Jing tribe completely exceeded their imagination.

The shock brought to Aloo and the violent bear along the way was overwhelming, causing their faces to stiffen completely.

It wasn't until they entered the chief's tent and saw Lu Gi that they finally snapped back to reality.

At this moment, Lu G's attire had not changed much from their previous two encounters.

But whether it was due to the change in circumstances or psychological effects, looking at Lu G sitting in the tent, the two felt a tremendous pressure.

So, are you here to surrender to me? Looking at the two who walked in, Lu OG suddenly said with a teasing expression, instantly disrupting the plan that Aloo had long imagined in his mind.

A hint of panic flashed in Aloo<unk>'s eyes.

After all, he was still young and panicked at the sudden situation.

At this moment, Lu G's actions could be summed up in a modern phrase.

Why aren't you following the script? Are you happy about this? Lu G expressed, I am very happy.

The fact that they came to surrender so straightforwardly could be said to have disrupted his original plan to some extent.

This situation forced him to accept it.

If he refused, the barbaric bear tribe would definitely take risks to seek another way out and would no longer wait for him to collect them, effectively letting a large number of people and the fierce warrior, the violent bear, go for nothing.

However, if he accepted, how would he deal with so many mouths waiting to be fed? Anyone would find it troublesome.

Aloo clearly guessed Luo G's thoughts and intentions knowing that the barbaric bear tribe was hopeless.

So he simply surrendered.

At the same time, he didn't forget to bring up the food issue to give Lu G a headache, which could be seen as a form of revenge for the earlier defeat Lu G had brought him.

However, Lu G was always someone who thought, "If you make me feel frustrated, then I won't let you feel too comfortable either.

" This troublesome food issue was definitely going to land on him.

But before it did, he wanted to give that kid a hard time.

This was probably Luog's current mindset.

Chapter 114, who was trapping him.

The atmosphere in the tent became somewhat delicate for a moment.

After a brief panic, Aloo, who had his rhythm disrupted, simply stealed himself and nodded, asking the leader of the Ming Jing tribe to accept the surrender of the Mong tribe.

What if I don't accept? Ly replied, nonfalant.

How could he let him off so easily? And who are you anyway? What right do you have to represent the Monong tribe in surrendering? At this point, Lu Gi did not forget to glance at the ferocious bear, who had been standing silently beside them like a bodyguard since the beginning.

I am one of the leaders of the Mong tribe, Aloo.

And the ferocious bear is my older brother.

A cold sweat trickled down Aloo's forehead as he took a deep breath, answering Lu OG's question while constantly thinking about how to persuade this leader of the Mingjing tribe, who clearly did not play by the rules.

Upon hearing this, a glimmer of understanding flashed in Lu G's eyes.

So that's it.

Two leaders.

Luog remained relatively calm at this answer, as the Monon tribe, originally a large tribe with a population of over 300, could not possibly be managed well by just a ferocious bear who only had brute strength.

He deduced that there must be at least one intelligent person skilled in management within a tribe.

He was just surprised that these two were actually brothers, which caught him a bit off guard.

After nodding, Lu G took a sip of water and lazily stretched.

So, have you figured out how to persuade me? Aloo<unk>'s facial muscles twitched.

This person was clearly his nemesis.

From the moment they met, he had been completely suppressed by the other party.

The leader of the Ming Jing tribe seemed to know his purpose and thoughts, continuously increasing his psychological pressure without him realizing it.

Watching Aloo break into a sweat in a blink of an eye, Lu OG secretly laughed.

The biggest weakness of people in this era was their narrow vision.

No matter how smart someone was, if they were stuck in a small valley and had never seen the world, they were ultimately a frog at the bottom of a well.

Moreover, lacking practical experience.

Many of the barbarian tribes he had encountered before had mostly fallen to his older brother, the ferocious bear.

Aloo had never had the chance to strategize and had merely helped manage people within the tribe.

But how could someone of such caliber compete with Luog, who was well-versed in various schemes? However, this was not entirely a lose's fault.

It was more a problem of the entire environment.

After all, this was an era where strength was paramount, and the concept of worshiping the strong was deeply ingrained.

Those with only intellect found it hard to gain trust and had little space to display their abilities.

Aloo's ability to speak up in a man tribe was likely largely because he was the brother of the ferocious bear.

Lu Gi did not actually intend to bully him further.

After having fun with him for a while, he slowly said, "I want make things difficult for you.

As long as you can mention three benefits of accepting the surrender of the Mong tribe, I will agree.

" Lu G's words sparked a glimmer of hope in Aloo<unk>'s eyes.

This kid had not realized he had been falling into the pit dubbed by Lu G the entire time and had never climbed out.

He was indeed too naive.

After a brief moment of contemplation, Aloo slowly spoke, his tone laced with uncertainty, clearly shaken by the series of setbacks he had faced after meeting Luo Gi.

The first benefit is that if you accept our surrender with my brother and me here, we can fully ensure that the other members of the Mon tribe won't cause any trouble after the surrender, meaning you can easily gain over 200 obedient people.

After finishing his first point, Aloo subconsciously glanced at Lu G's reaction, feeling the other party's gaze, Lu G nodded decisively.

After all, Aloo was indeed on point with this one.

That's one.

What else? Lu G's nod relieved Louu, and the confidence he had almost lost return a bit.

The second benefit is my brother, the ferocious bear.

You should have seen his strength.

Although your Ming Jing tribe also has warriors who can fight him to a standstill.

I believe you wouldn't mind having one more such warrior.

Lu G nodded again.

Correct.

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