It felt so good to pretend to be an expert and force someone to search for knowledge.
She completely fooled the female lead, who was so grateful to her that she felt like she had found salvation, giving her a great sense of accomplishment.
"Is that so? I..." Is it really impossible to go back?
Actually, what could she possibly do if she went back? If this is truly fate, why can't she stay here and start over?
All the causes and effects have already taken a new turn, so why should she keep dwelling on it?
"Can I come with you?" After thinking it through, Guli looked at Xunmi with bright eyes.
Xunmiao was dumbfounded. She hadn't even started the seduction yet, and the female lead had already taken the bait herself. Was this really okay?
The answer is definitely yes! She's such a sweet and considerate girl; she no longer needs to rack her brains trying to seduce the female lead.
With the female lead around, can't the male lead still give himself a good beating?
"Okay." Xunmi nodded with a smile. It was good to have the female lead under his watchful eye and be educated by her.
She raised a mysterious smile and asked, "Uncle Yanluo, can she come with me?"
Yan Luo nodded; he had no objections.
Yuanhe was very unhappy; having another person by Mi's side made him feel uneasy.
Could this female be deliberately trying to steal my lover? No, I must make Mu Yan take her back quickly.
Mi can only have herself by her side; all those cats and dogs should just leave, leave.
"By the way, Uncle Yanluo, I want to start a class in the tribe to teach everyone how to write."
"Also, knowledge of herbs, and some essential life skills."
Seeking to express their plans, hoping that they can learn the knowledge quickly and then be able to think and use their brains independently.
Yan Luo and the others were overjoyed. Written language was something only priests knew.
It's such a pleasant surprise that they're now seeking someone to teach them.
"Alright, alright, I thank you on behalf of my tribe. Please tell me if you need anything."
Even the approaching rainy season couldn't dampen their spirits.
Xunmi outlined the general needs, which were actually quite simple. The first step was to build a relatively large shed.
It can be used as a teaching location, but as for how to build the shed, we will not discuss that.
When Yan Luo asked, Xun Mi simply gave him a mysterious smile and added: "I hope you can create it yourselves."
Although those present didn't quite understand, they didn't press for an answer.
Guli, who had been quietly leaning against the wooden board, fell into deep thought, and then spoke with a sudden realization.
"Xunmi, is it because you don't want them to rely on others for everything, and that they won't be able to move forward without others, that you're unwilling to tell them those things directly?"
The voice wasn't loud, but everyone understood, and their appreciation and respect for Xunmi rose to another level.
Yes, if they rely on the divine messenger at all times, what will they do if the divine messenger leaves one day? What will happen to their descendants?
At present, no one asks questions like "What should we do?" or "What do we need to do?" for every problem that Xunmi has raised.
Xunmi was very pleased and satisfied with the female lead's wonderful assistance.
So for the next few days, Xunmi took excellent care of the female lead.
She'll be jumping around again in less than four days.
She then joined the search for knowledge-sharing teams. Having studied agriculture in college, she felt completely at home in this orc world.
But she agreed with Xunmi's suggestion not to directly tell them what she knew.
Instead, just like in the search, it guides the beastmen to gradually discover and learn on their own.
The results were remarkable. In just one month, five or six square sheds, each capable of accommodating a hundred people, had been erected on the flat ground.
It's quite sturdy, but it can't really keep out the wind and rain yet. It's feasible for the first stage of use.
Xunmi and Guli were both very pleased with this, praising the orcs' hands-on skills and wisdom.
Because last time the search only briefly mentioned oil lamps, some skillful orcs made oil lamps.
Now it has been promoted to almost every cave. Some females think that the appearance of just a big stone bowl is not good-looking, so they have come up with all sorts of beautiful shapes themselves.
This kind of example, which draws inferences from one instance to another, has continuously evolved and formed a unique culture created by the orcs themselves.
Sitting in the newly built shed, she nestled in the bamboo chair that Yuan had woven for her, holding fruit in her hand, completely relaxed.
The weather is starting to get cold, which means the rainy season, as the tribe says, is coming soon.
During the three-month rainy season, they will not go out hunting, so they need to store up a lot of food now.
Guli had asked around about this matter, whether she should help them this once.
Xunmi shook her head in response, not because she was unwilling to help, but because it was an established rule.
Overcoming the rainy season is not difficult; the search has already given them a direction to consider.
They also gave a hint; it's just a matter of whether they can think of it.
The baby, which was being used as a cue, was nestled on its host's shoulder, fast asleep.
From the very first day this white fluffy ball appeared, it attracted the attention of many people.
When asked by others, she would say it was her pet.
Never underestimate the intelligence of orcs; she believed they would eventually consider the possibility of domestication.
"Xunmi, are you really planning to team up with the young clan leader next year?"
Guli carried a small stool and sat down in front of Xunmi, her face full of gossip.
She knew how good the young clan leader was to Xunmi; to be honest, she was almost envious.
Xunmi glanced at Guli and replied lazily, "Isn't someone else? Then Mu Yan will be heartbroken."
"Hey, why are you like this? I'm clearly talking about you, humph."
Guli stomped her foot, a suspicious blush rising on her face.
"Tsk tsk tsk, our Guli is shy. Don't be shy, it's only a matter of time."
"Or do you not like Mu Yan, and have someone else you like?" Looking at the shadow cast on the ground by the door, she asked with a mischievous glint in her eye.
"What? No way! Guli, you said you liked me."
Sure enough, the people outside rushed in immediately, hurriedly trying to clear their names.
Guli was startled by the sudden appearance of the person, and then, seeing the gloating look on Xunmi's face, she instantly understood.
"Oh, Xunmi, you actually bullied me, that's so mean."
It puffs up its cheeks as if it's angry, just like a little hamster eating; it's really cute.
Mu Yan wanted to say something, but Gu Li glared at him, and he immediately shut up like a submissive wife.
Every time I see this scene, I find it hilarious, and I can't help but laugh every time.
The current Mu Yan is vastly different from the Mu Yan I first met.