The game has become a real alternate world

You are amazed by the strength of these humans, amazed by Kana's resilience, amazed by the growth of the Night Watchers.

You watched as those Farmers, who you could crush with a pinch a year ago, have now become Night Watchers more formidable than Warriors.

You clearly understand what Raelia and I have been doing with the Night Watchers, you know our experiences.

You hope that Raelia and I, in our high positions among the Night Watchers, are enough to shelter the tribe.

You have seen Kana and interacted with him, seen Kana's attitude toward us sisters.

You know that he values us, which is why you harbor such selfish and cowardly thoughts.

Letting the tribe develop peacefully here, without facing more dangers, just requires Raelia and me to make sacrifices externally."

A string of words mercilessly unveils the Chieftain's thoughts, exposing his psyche.

Raelia stared shocked at her sister beside her.

Abis's icy words continued.

"Just like a few years ago, I was willing to sacrifice then because I, like you, could only see the grasslands.

The vast and endless jungle obscured my view, preventing me from seeing more.

Letting the distant winds not reach my ears."

Abis knew this Chieftain too well.

His teacher was the previous tribe Priest, an elder who personally watched this man grow up.

Before he died, he not only passed on the priesthood position to himself but also revealed the Chieftain's cold, selfish yet selfless and cowardly mindset to him.

"You're not wrong. I knew long ago that compared to Raelia, your affection for the tribe was more indifferent.

But there's no choice; whether it's you or Raelia, you both are rare geniuses of the tribe.

However, your sisterly bond is strong. As long as Raelia becomes Chieftain, you will certainly protect the tribe.

It's a shame about that accident; the old Priest died too early. If he had replaced you to enter the seal, there wouldn't be so much trouble now."

The conversation between the two shocked Raelia entirely; were there so many secrets behind what had happened before?

She was totally unaware.

Raelia admitted for the first time that she felt like an idiot.

"Then what happened afterward? Why did you still take the risk to let Abis stay in the tribe?" As the Chieftain said, given his nature, shouldn't he have directly eliminated Raelia?

The Chieftain looked at Raelia and shook his head helplessly: "You should have Abis's mind."

With this, one would be the perfect Chieftain, surely leading the tribe to prosperity.

"Answer my question!" Raelia demanded angrily.

"It's simple, Abis is the Child of the Wind, she can hear the voice of the wind. That is the great testament to the former Wind Clan, I cannot give her up like that, and also consider your sisterly bond.

If I attempt to abandon her, then I must bear the risk of the tribe losing its two finest successors, which is unbearable.

Considering the interests of the entire clan, this is absolutely unacceptable."

After answering, the Chieftain continued.

"As for Vite, he is just an arrogant fool, with little wisdom beyond slaughter and violence in his mind."

"So you gave him hope, making him think he could become the Chieftain?"

The Chieftain nodded: "Exactly, although he is a fool, he is indeed a Warrior. It's a shame, the arrival of the Night Watchers forces me to firmly fix the Chieftain's position atop Raelia."

This is to obtain the Night Watchers' protection through Raelia's identity.

The growth of the Night Watchers has exceeded what the Chieftain can understand, he can only make his greatest effort within a scope he comprehends.

"How disgusting." Raelia remarked.

She then turned angrily towards Abis, her face furious, and directly pulled Abis into her embrace, tightly clamping her neck.

"You actually kept your elder sister in the dark!"

"That's because you're too dumb. I clearly told you, but you simply didn't care!" Abis retorted.

Watching the two sisters.

The Chieftain suddenly said: "Let Vite act at will."