Infinite Survival: The winner takes all!

The earth-shaking changes experienced by the five major tribes have not escaped the sharp eyes of the Crow People.

Although these Crow People have been hiding in the mountains to recover their strength, they are not completely ignorant of the changes in the outside world.

They also noticed the movement of the merfolk returning to the lake in their territory, but they chose to ignore it.

Because in the eyes of the Crow People, only the five major tribes with which they have a blood feud are the real focus of concern.

Now, witnessing these tribes flourishing at an astonishing speed and their construction achievements being close to miraculous, the Crowmen are amazed but also cannot help but feel fear.

They knew very well that the outward expansion of the five tribes was inevitable, regardless of whether they were truly peace-loving or not.

With the rapid growth of the tribal population, the limited internal resources will inevitably drive them to seek broader development space outside.

This is an unavoidable reality and an inevitable trend in the future development of the five major tribes.

The territory of the Crowmen, due to its geographical location and the importance of its resources, is bound to be the first target to be occupied when the enemy expands outward.

Over the past year, Yabusi, as the acting tribe leader, has anxiously witnessed the plight of the tribe and has been constantly searching for a new temporary habitat.

However, this is not an easy task.

There are still four to five hundred members in the tribe, most of whom are old, young, sick and disabled. Their fighting capacity is very limited, but they need to consume a large amount of food every day.

The resource areas that can support so many Crowmen are all owned by owners. In the past, they might have been able to seize them by force, but since the last battle, the elite warriors of the Crowmen suffered heavy losses and were almost wiped out. Now they are no longer able to compete with other races for territory.

After a year of unremitting searching, the Crowmen finally managed to discover a relatively useless piece of woodland.

This forest is about 1,800 kilometers away from their current habitat. There are no strong ethnic threats around it, and there are even a few small ponds scattered around, providing certain conveniences for life.

But unfortunately, the resources here are not enough to support the living needs of hundreds of Crow People.

Just as Yabusi was frowning and thinking hard about countermeasures, suddenly, a Yabo sentry rushed in breathlessly and reported anxiously: "Lord Yabusi, emergency! The five major tribes have shown signs of expansion, and they have begun to build statues on the edge of their territory!"

"When did this happen?" Yabusi was shocked and asked immediately.

"About fifteen days ago," the Crowman sentry replied, "I saw them transporting construction materials at the edge of their territory. I thought they were going to build a city wall, but I didn't expect that they were actually building a statue."

"I understand. You continue to perform your surveillance mission." Yabusi tried to calm the panic in his heart, waved his hand, and signaled the sentry to retreat.

The meaning of building a statue is completely different from that of building a city wall. A city wall can be seen as a defensive facility, but a statue is definitely not.

Although it was not clear about the specific function of the statue, it was not difficult to infer that they attached great importance to the statue from the fact that the five major tribes all closely guarded the statue in the core position.

But now, these tribes have actually built statues on the edge of their territory. Their intentions are obvious: they are working to expand their territory.

Thinking of this, Crowsi could no longer sit still. It hurriedly left its nest woven with vines, flapped its wings and flew straight to the top of the mountain.

Kevin the Crow's appearance was becoming increasingly old, his body could no longer even stand upright, his feathers were becoming sparse and gray, no trace of life could be found.

Logically speaking, a fifty-year-old Crow Man is still in his prime and should not appear so frail.

But it was never able to shake off the shadow of the disastrous defeat in the last war, so its vitality and blood have not been able to recover.

"Chief..." Looking at the old Crow Man in front of him who was like a candle in the wind, Yabusi felt an unspeakable sadness in his heart.

If it weren't for the old patriarch's strenuous mediation in the past, the Crow People might not have been able to migrate smoothly to this land.

Now seeing the patriarch in such decline, it felt indescribable pain in its heart.

"Is it related to the five major tribes? Are they finally going to expand?" Although Crow Kevin's body was old, his mind was still clear.

From the sad expression on Yabusi's face, it had vaguely guessed what had happened.

"Yes." Yabusi originally came here to discuss this matter, so there was no need to hide it. "I just received news from the sentinels that they are building a statue on the edge of the territory."

Kevin the Crow was silent after hearing this. After a moment of silence, he slowly raised his head and asked, "What do you think?"

"I... I don't know what to do." Yabusi's eyes showed a trace of guilt, "So, I came to ask for advice from the chief."

"Let's start the plan to drive the tigers away and devour the wolves." Kevin the Crow said calmly, "Haven't we found a new habitat recently? We can just move there."

"We can't afford to provoke the five tribes even at our peak. Let the trolls take care of them."

"We will have to evacuate sooner or later anyway, so it is better to act in advance than to be in a panic when the time comes."

"But..." Yabusi's tone revealed a little hesitation, "The resources in that land are not sufficient. I'm afraid it can't meet the needs of our entire tribe."

Kevin the Crow smiled indifferently, his smile was both lonely and self-deprecating, "It is not our turn to occupy places with abundant resources."

After saying this, a hint of determination flashed in its eyes, "Therefore, during this migration... all members of the tribe who are over fifty years old will stay behind."

"Absolutely not!" Yabusi's eyes widened in astonishment, and he waved his hands repeatedly to express his opposition, "How can we, the Crow People, abandon our compatriots? This is absolutely not allowed!"

Crow Kevin was not shaken by Crow Busy's excitement. He slowly turned around and walked to the bed.

From among the tangled vines, a shiny black wooden stick about one meter long was pulled out. On the top of the stick was a huge black crystal that sparkled brightly.

Then, it turned around with the stick in its hand and solemnly handed the stick to Yabusi, saying in a solemn and firm voice, "Yabusi, from today on, you will be the 32nd chief of the Crow People."

"As the clan leader, you have only one important responsibility, which is to lead our Crow People to prosperity."

"In order to complete this sacred mission, you must move forward courageously, regardless of the cost, even if it means sacrificing your own life. You must not retreat in the slightest!"

"can you do it?"

"I..." Although Yabusi was a little shaken in his heart, he quickly regained his determination. How could he choose to retreat when the clan was in such a critical moment?

"I can do it!" it answered resolutely.

"Very good." A trace of relieved smile flashed across Kevin's eyes.

Yabusi was originally the successor carefully cultivated by the Crow People. Now he officially takes over the position of tribe leader. Although he is still young, he is also the natural choice for the inheritance of the tribe.