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

The figure on the other side was tall, slowly making their way toward her.

When all the light from above concentrated into a single point on the person’s face, Mu Mianmian felt her breath almost stop.

At this moment, she finally saw the person’s face clearly.

In her eyes, there was nothing but surprise and shock.

Is it him? Is it this person?

What did Hei Yao used to call him?

Ayuan?

Is this person also from the modern world?

Countless questions surged into Mu Mianmian’s mind, leaving her unsure of how to voice what she had already planned to say deep down.

"You, you’re the leader of this tribe, right?"

Ayuan looked expressionlessly at the strange woman in front of him, then turned his head to look at Jiang Lai beside him.

Obviously, he didn’t even regard the presence of Jiang Lai, who had walked out together with him.

Mu Mianmian continued to ask eagerly.

"Where’s your leader? You’re not the leader, where’s your leader? I want to see him!"

Ayuan’s eyes were filled with displeasure.

Just as he was about to say something, Jiang Lai stopped him.

"Why do you want to see the leader?"

It was only then that Mu Mianmian noticed Jiang Lai beside her.

She saw the clothes she was wearing, made of coarse cotton—such things could never appear in the Beast World. Surely, this person had mastered the skill of weaving.

Mu Mianmian grew even more excited.

She was long fed up with these stinky and unbearably heavy animal hides in the Beast World.

"I know your leader. Let me see him, and you’ll understand! Convey my message; he will definitely see me!"

She was the only one in this Beast World with whom he could communicate normally.

If they collaborated, they could definitely push the Beast World’s developmental progress.

Seeing Mu Mianmian so agitated, Jiang Lai smiled.

"Weren’t you looking to see the leader? I am the leader, but I really don’t know you."

"You’re the leader?"

She almost wanted to emphasize with three question marks, skepticism and disdain seeping from her words.

Mu Mianmian felt like laughing.

A savage of the Beast World wanting to become the leader of such a civilized tribe?

She couldn’t possibly think that, like those stupid beastmen, she would believe these modern things were divine gifts from the Beast Spirit, could she?

Mu Mianmian suppressed her urgency, looking at Jiang Lai, trying hard to appear friendly.

"I mean no harm, you know it. I even helped the whole tribe before. Since we all used to be part of the same tribe, why hold such hostility against me now?"

"It’s not hostility, really—it’s mostly that your shouting at the door was rather annoying."

Jiang Lai’s indifferent tone and the occasional air of superiority made Mu Mianmian unable to stop sneering inside.

A wild girl from the Beast World, just lucking into being taken in by a modern big shot, and now she was putting on airs of ownership to haughtily show off to her!

Mu Mianmian took a deep breath.

The real leader must still be inside, probably not having heard her shouts for some reason, while this audacious savage pretended to be the leader, waiting to humiliate her.

She needed to stay calm now.

If she could meet that person, she could surely settle into this civilized tribe.

Moreover, being a doctor, highly educated and intelligent, no one was more suited to stay here than she was.

"Alai, Ayuan... I’m not sure if these are your names, sorry, I haven’t seen you in a long time. I’m intruding, I’ll leave now."

Jiang Lai glanced at her.

"Go back."

Ayuan obediently followed her in turning around to leave, closing the heavy door behind them.

Behind them, several members of the Wolf Clan looked in awe at the two towering wooden doors, unable to help but marvel.

"If we could live in there, we wouldn’t have to worry about food and drink."

"By the way, Chief, what did you mean by what you shouted outside? Do you really know the leader inside?"

Mu Mianmian felt very heavy-hearted.

Thinking of the dismissive expressions from Jiang Lai and Ayuan just now, she felt like there was a needle prickling her heart, extremely uncomfortable.

Since when did two savages get to bounce on the top of her head!

No, she must establish contact with the colleagues inside as soon as possible.

"From tonight, pack up and move things here."

"Are we moving the tribe to their side?"

Mu Mianmian nodded.

"As soon as possible."

At dawn, Mu Mianmian saw the tall watchtower standing within the walls.

That person was clever, able to build such a high and sturdy watchtower, allowing a clear view of the surrounding several kilometers from up there.

Hei Yao, having finally brought part of the things over, was then assigned by Mu Mianmian to go hunting.

"I need blood, remember not to kill the prey, bring it back and keep the blood well."

Her tone was always commanding.

But since most of what she said was unknown yet correct to them, Hei Yao had become accustomed to being bossed around by her.

The prey brought back was a young wild boar, providing half a basin of blood.

The tribe members nearby were drooling; this blood was a treasure they would usually drink directly, not wasting a single drop.

Then, just as everyone was waiting for Mu Mianmian to distribute it, they saw her pour the pig’s blood directly onto the ground.

Hei Yao couldn’t bear to watch, stepping forward to stop her.

"What are you doing?"

"You don’t understand; there’s still meat over there, you can take it to distribute."

Anyway, she no longer needed to hoard food like before.

Wild boar meat tasted so bad, let them eat more of it.

Unable to stop her, Hei Yao could only watch as she smeared the precious pig’s blood on the ground randomly.

The expressions of dissatisfaction were clear in the eyes of the surrounding Wolf Clan members.

Having barely survived the harsh winter, they needed a lot of food to regain their strength, so they could seize the opportunity to claim better territory and more food when spring arrived and everything thrived.

But now they were each emaciated, and if any other Beast Clans came to invade, they wouldn’t even have the ability to resist!

Mu Mianmian knew these things, but she couldn’t be bothered to care.

Her heart was urgently set on gaining the attention of that modern big shot.

It was at this moment that Ah Hai on the watchtower discovered the anomaly below, and immediately reported to Jiang Lai.

"Leader, there are more Wolf Clan members around our tribe, and they’re doing something strange down there. Please have a look."

Jiang Lai climbed the watchtower and looked down.

Thanks to the Wolf Clan’s vision, comparable to binoculars, he could clearly see the group of Wolf Clan members outside and the bright red mark on the ground.

"SOS."

Jiang Lai curled his lips, unable to resist laughing aloud.

Mu Mianmian stood just below the mark; she managed to get only a little blood, so she could only use the simplest strokes to express her special identity.

"Leader, what does that mean?"

"A symbol for summoning evil forces."