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After touring the entire Guangying tribe, Dayang began to talk about the exchange.

The exchange conditions he quoted were not harsh, and there were no restrictions on the types of materials exchanged, which made the tribes who chose to come and take a look relieved.

As Luo said, the types of materials that can be exchanged in their tribe are much more than in large gatherings. These tribes have more or less exchanged some good materials.

Everyone had exchanged a lot of their favorite supplies, and it was time to pack them up and return to the tribe. However, this different Guangying tribe had a huge attraction. After the exchange of supplies was completed, no one was anxious to bring up the matter of going back. Everyone understood it tacitly. I plan to stay for another day or two to inquire about the situation.

Dayang and the others did not rush them, and they thoughtfully said that if the tribe still wanted to stay in their tribe, they would provide food once a day, which made everyone less anxious to leave.

The harvest from these two days of research is pretty good.

The Guangying tribe turned out to be just a very small tribe here, with less than a hundred people in the whole tribe, and young and middle-aged people were in the minority. The prey they hunted could not even make a living, and even their leader often couldn't eat meat. I can only eat some wild fruits and vegetables to satisfy my hunger.

Fortunately, they discovered salt and used it to exchange for some supplies during the annual gathering. However, this could only support them to barely survive the winter. The tribe's survival was still difficult, and the number of Guangying tribe members was also decreasing year by year.

The accident happened just a few months ago. The eldest son of the Guangying tribe was guided by the gods and learned many skills. He could set traps and make tools, which made hunting much easier.

When the leader saw what his eldest son was capable of, he abdicated and allowed his son to become the leader. The new leader quickly led the tribe to live a full life.

He also integrated and helped the surrounding small tribes and arranged labor reasonably according to their abilities. Soon all the small tribes who were having a hard time surrendered to him, and the Guangying tribe grew and grew.

Not long ago, the leader of the largest Qi tribe here reached some cooperation deals with the leader of the Guangying tribe and merged into the Guangying tribe.

The Guangying tribe now has thousands of people, which is already a very large tribe in this primitive forest.

In addition to the origin of the Guangying tribe, Jiang Quhan also learned a piece of news that was very useful to her.

The Guangying tribe still accepts people from outside tribes to take refuge. As long as those who take refuge follow the arrangements and complete the assigned tasks, they can receive food and commonly used supplies every day.

If they are unwilling to merge directly into their tribe, they will not exclude tribes that move to settle nearby, and they can also appropriately increase some preferential treatment for technical support and material exchange.

There are also some smarter people who not only got the clear information, but also learned how to make one or two tools.

The harvest this time was really great. Although everyone wanted to stay for a while, the winter that was coming soon forced them to leave.

Some tribes had already moved their tribes over to prepare for their return. They only stayed for a day or two and then left first.

Jiang Quhan and the others didn't stay long. On the morning of the fourth day, the leader took them and left with supplies.

This time they had to take a different route to go back, instead of going around to Daji. The journey would be shorter, but it would still take more than ten days to return to their tribe.

Moreover, most of their supplies were exchanged with the Guangying tribe, and they had to hunt for food on the road, otherwise they would go hungry.