I Became The Chief of A Primitive Village

Sha Lan nodded without hesitation and confidently said, “Yes, I’ve remembered everything.”

Su Bai was a bit surprised, not expecting the cat eared girl’s memory to be so good. He naturally had to ask, “Can you repeat it back for me?”

“170 people needed to burn grass, 100 people to mix grass and wood ash, 500 people to build houses…” Sha Lan recited everything word for word.

*Clap clap clap…* Su Bai clapped repeatedly and praised, “Excellent, you remembered it perfectly!”

“Then, I’ll go tell everyone in the Tribe.” Sha Lan organised the Wolf Tail Grass Paper to return it.

“Keep it, post it up for everyone to see,” Su Bai said.

“Shaman, nobody can read. Posting it won’t help since no one will be able to understand it,” Sha Lan said, puzzled by the Shaman’s decision.

Su Bai smiled and explained, “I know they can’t read, but you can!” Follow current novᴇls on NovᴇlFɪre.ɴet

“Me?” Sha Lan became even more confused, shaking her head repeatedly, “No, no, no, I can’t read it.”