Quick Transmigration: The Mad Beauty Refuses to Be the Scapegoat!

All the elders simultaneously raised their heads to look at him.

"What do you mean?"

"She proposed the migration not to find a better tribe. She plans to return to the old tribe in the spring, and in her view, we will die this winter.

In this way, she can save on food supplies.

That’s the truth, that’s the reason for her migration. Leaving you is not about the distance; from the start, she abandoned everyone."

Ayuan ruthlessly revealed the cruel truth.

Those calm eyes showed no emotion.

"I think she’s doing this to completely control our Wolf Clan tribe."

The old leader was too angry to speak.

His face darkened, his gaze heavy as he looked into the distance, then around, witnessing a scene of harmony and prosperity.

After prolonged anger, all his emotions turned into a deep sigh.

"It’s my uselessness that gave that foreign female a chance!"

Ayuan kept a stern face, looking at the forest outside, slightly rejuvenated as the ice and snow melted away.

After the long winter comes a long summer.

He said in a deep voice.

"She hasn’t returned with the tribe members for so long, I guess she ran into trouble outside."

Ayuan didn’t care whether that woman was dead or alive, but he cared about the brothers from the group.

Leaving the forest means they’ll face more dangerous Beast Clans.

So much time has passed without a peep from her, it’s undoubtedly big trouble.

"Right now, the outside is full of crises, we don’t know how our tribe members are doing."

"Poor wolf cubs, taken away so young."

Indeed, wolf cubs are the most precious, any accident could mean the total decline of their former tribe.

At this time Jiang Lai directly interjected.

"When they abandoned you, that tribe no longer had anything to do with you."

Jiang Lai’s expression was indifferent.

"Instead of wasting time on random thoughts, you should be sawing wood. The new house has only laid its foundation, there’s a lot more work to do."

Jiang Lai interrupted their emotions.

His decisive attitude snapped everyone back to reality.

Yes, they now belong to another tribe.

What happens to that old tribe really doesn’t concern them anymore.

Seeing Jiang Lai walking out, Ayuan silently followed.

"If they come back, would you take them in?"

"No."

"Oh."

Ayuan didn’t ask for the reason, just nodded.

Jiang Lai always has her reasons for her actions, following the arrangements of a smart person is certainly more reliable than muddling through oneself.

The Bear Clan joined the tribe, and now they had to build new houses for them.

The male bear of the Bear Clan got up at dawn to start working, fetching water, cutting wood, doing all kinds of work.

Jiang Lai went to chop trees, and the bear called Ah Hai followed. He could easily carry a tree as thick as a leg.

Since the house was for them to live in, Ah Hai was full of enthusiasm, wishing he could work nonstop from morning till night.

Jiang Lai taught him how to build a house.

Told him how to make the house sturdier.

This time, Jiang Lai included some bricks in the house.

The main walls around used bricks, and the beams were raised with wood, making the house warmer and more solid.

The young bears of the Bear Clan were not to be underestimated; they were in the teething phase, wanting to gnaw at everything they saw. If the walls were made of wood, they’d gnaw a hole in less than half a month.

Now that the walls were made of bricks, the eight young bears tried various ways to gnaw, drooling all over the place until one bear even lost a baby tooth.

The scene was chaotic, with all eight bears crying together.

Jiang Lai frowned.

Cute little animals that cry are as annoying as kids.

The female bear couldn’t soothe them, looking embarrassedly at Jiang Lai, and seeing her face slightly changed, she became more uneasy.

"Leader, they... they’re too noisy, I’ll calm them down right away..."

Jiang Lai kept a stern face.

"It’s okay, if they like to gnaw, let them gnaw."

After all, there was plenty of wood; as long as they didn’t gnaw the house, who cared what they gnawed on.

So Jiang Lai simply had Ah Hai saw a room full of wood and threw it into the pile of young bears, then smeared some chili water on the wood and closed the door.

"Alright, everyone go about your business, let them play by themselves."

Even the female bear was sent off.

There was so much to do, and the bear cubs wouldn’t be in danger here; as long as they weren’t carried off by other Beastmen, they were tough and wouldn’t be in any danger while playing by themselves.

The inclusion of the Bear Clan encouraged Jiang Lai to plan to expand the outer walls.

Then open a piece of land for them to farm on their own.

From time to time, a few black bears roamed outside the walls, sniffing around, occasionally letting out a roar.

Later, the female bear from the tribe went out for a while, said something to those black bears, and then the black bears that had been wandering around left.

The female bear came back and actively explained to Jiang Lai.

"They wanted us to go back. I told them it’s good here, the cubs can eat their fill and survive, so they left."

Jiang Lai nodded.

"As long as you handle it yourselves, I’ve marked a piece of land behind your house, I’ll give you some seeds later and teach you how to plant."

The female bear was grateful, getting fertile land as soon as they joined the tribe was beyond her dreams.

Just then, a burst of crying erupted from the house behind.

Several female bears immediately became nervous.

Jiang Lai reassured them.

"It’s normal for children to cry, leave them be and let them play by themselves."

The female bear didn’t understand why they were still crying so much after being given wood to gnaw on.

But from then on, the bear cubs no longer gnawed on wood.

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The Bear Clan adapted to life in the tribe and began actively cultivating and sowing with the arrival of spring.

The water they used all came from a single long, thin pipe.

Every day, water would come out of the pipe on schedule.

At night, the water source would automatically shut off.

The Bear Clan, curious, turned their heads to ask Jiang Lai about the principle.

Having already connected the spring, water pipes, and tap, Jiang Lai solemnly explained.

"The Beast Spirit Lord’s power is vast, this is the power granted to me, allowing control over the tribe’s water source."

The Bear Clan believed without a doubt.

Of course, the Wolf Clan had no objections to this either.

How else could it be explained?

On the fertile land, anything planted thrived in abundance.

Soon, the Bear Clan would be self-sufficient, following Jiang Lai’s words; ten baskets of harvest, one basket for tribute.

The Bear Clan adhered to the rules, sorting the harvested grains and delivering the portion for tribute to Jiang Lai.

After Jiang Lai counted them, she had Ayuan send them to the granary.