Chapter 410 - 154: The Tragedy of Earth-Eating, Bone Fire Mission_5
"Captain, the village has a resource carriage that the Earth-eating Clan used to deliver resources to nearby forces before. Should we use that to transport the goods?" a player suggested in the team channel at this time.
"Alright, since we agreed, we have to fulfill it. Bring the resource carriage."
Soon, teammates pushed a resource carriage specifically used for transporting Spirit Plant, and together, the players laid stone slabs on the carriage and escorted them in the direction indicated by the elder.
Before leaving the Spiritual Field District, Fang Zhi glanced back at the village and couldn’t help but sigh again:
"I’ve noticed that these tribes who descend into Monster World all have one characteristic: they always think a higher platform will allow their tribe to shine, just like the Skyfire Dharma King and the Earth-eating Clan."
Hearing the captain’s words, the player standing beside him, wearing a straw hat, also sighed:
"Captain, I’ve asked Guidance about your question. Actually, they aren’t wrong in wanting better development for their tribe, but they can’t see the risks of a higher platform, always believing their position in the small world is the truth of their strength, enough to achieve better development in a higher world."
"It’s like how in a deaf person’s eyes, the people dancing to music are all crazy; they can’t see the unknown truth, or perhaps believe everything they see in their narrow vision is the truth, firmly thinking they are not wrong. This information difference leads forces like the Skyfire Clan and Earth-eating Clan to go astray."
"Among them, there might be tribes that can rise from insignificance in Monster World and grow into a dominant power, but the majority become nourishment for the development of other forces."
Thinking of the once bustling village being wiped out overnight, the team members felt low.
But they haven’t forgotten the elder’s commission, continuing to carry the stone slabs north.
Half an hour later, the team walked along a winding trail out of the lush forest. Ahead was a more open section, and the difficulty of pushing the carriage decreased.