The game has become a real alternate world

A sudden sentence.

Made the two who were playing around suddenly look at the Chieftain.

Raelia looked at the Chieftain as if looking at an idiot. Is there something wrong with this person's brain?

"Those are Cultists, if we let them act freely, it will bring great harm to the entire tribe.

Aren't you considering everything for the tribe? Why suddenly say such foolish things?"

Raelia's words were blunt.

But Abis stared blankly at the Chieftain, her face finally showing undisguised disgust.

"You're really disgusting."

"What's going on?" Raelia sensed there might be something she hadn't thought of and quickly asked.

The Chieftain glanced at Abis and then turned to Raelia with a sigh.

"It's simple. Tonight I'm being open with you, saying so much.

So you must take on the role of Chieftain."

Raelia immediately interrupted: "Stop ordering me."

However, the Chieftain said loudly, "I will die; if you don't want to take on this position, then let them descend into chaos."

"You."

Of course, Raelia couldn't just allow the tribe to fall into chaos. Even with her thinking, she knew that if the Chieftain really died, the tribespeople would definitely gather around her, asking her to take on the Chieftain's role.

Because this was always how the Chieftain was publicized within the tribe.

Raelia had long been the default successor by everyone.

And if she didn't accept, it's uncertain what problems the tribe would face.

She couldn't do such a thing, not even by bringing the tribe's people into the Night Watchers.

"Since you understand, let me continue."

"Don't you understand the Night Watchers' philosophy? Of course, I understand joining the Night Watchers, resisting the Evil God, and eliminating the enemies you face is also protecting the world.

But how will you make the tribespeople understand? To make them risk their lives for something unrelated to themselves?"

Saying this, the Chieftain shook his head.

"What Night Watchers, what impending doom, they can't understand. They wouldn't want to inexplicably listen to humans.

Do you want those mothers to watch their children sacrifice their lives for something they can't comprehend?"

Abis: "So, you want to make them bear hatred."

The Chieftain nodded: "Yes, let Vite stir up chaos, let Vite become a Fallen madman.

Then, let me die at his hands.

Afterwards, it's up to you and the Night Watchers to take them down, allowing the tribespeople to witness what the Evil God is, what the Fallen are, only then will they willingly join the Night Watchers."

The two were silent.

Soon, the news here was relayed to Kana by Abis through the channel.

At this time, Kana, still in the office, looked at this sudden message.

"What's wrong, Your Highness?" Beside him, Alyris noticed something unusual in Kana's expression.

Kana relayed the message to Alyris.

Bobo, who had been recording something, raised his head: "How can there be such a crazy action? What's the point of this?"

Kana looked at Bobo, looked at the equally puzzled Alyris.

Thought for a moment, asked: "As for the current Night Watchers, if you were to divide them, roughly into how many different circles?"

Bobo thought about it, counting on his fingers as he spoke: "The first are definitely those who followed Canary from the beginning, not many, but all in high positions."

Here refers to, Blake, George only those of them.

These people are undoubtedly loyal to Kana.

"Next would definitely be the Dwarves, then the humans under the Count of the Safro Kingdom. If you really want to divide, the refugees from the Cohen Kingdom could also be a part, but I've observed, they seem to have completely integrated into the Count's circle.

Then there's the Half-Elf, Elves."

Basically, that's how they're divided.

Kana nodded: "So let me ask you, think carefully about the reasons they joined the Night Watchers."

Dwarves, no need to elaborate; they are the children of the earth, viewing the world as their mother, and are aware of the prophecy of doom. Coupled with the Demon's Blood flowing through them and their hatred of Demons.

Joining the Night Watchers was almost voluntary for them, eager to kill those Evil Gods with the Night Watchers.

Humans, mostly commanded by the Count, left their homes, harmed by the Blood Race. Those refugees persecuted by the Blood Race and their Cultists.

Joining the Night Watchers is just going with the flow; in their view, the Cultists and Evil Gods might not be much different from those Blood Race, all evil things. Mainly depends on what these Count leaders mean.

Elves, in total, only a few hundred people, all of whom have ideals and dreams highly aligned with the Night Watchers.

Joining the Night Watchers could entirely be said to be highly compatible, still doing what they should do.

Half-Elf, the first group to join, saved by Kana and made a vow, also harboring hatred for the Blood Race.

Joining the Night Watchers, half is for survival, the other half is for gratitude. Mainly because most Half-Elves lack strong combat ability, doing logistics work.

"Have you thought it through? If the Centaur just follow Raelia like this into the Night Watchers.

They will undoubtedly become the Warriors charging at the forefront, this is determined by their physique and Race.

But you must also admit, the Centaur, though well-educated within their tribe, know too little about the outside world, and living on the prairie really has not much external crisis.