Quick Transmigration: The Foolish Beauty Saves the World

That was originally just a normal fight between orcs.

The incident stemmed from a significant earthquake near the mountain tribe. The mountain tribe's leader decided to relocate to an area far from the earthquake, and their new location was adjacent to the Baiyu tribe, leading to a conflict between the two tribes.

The Baiyu tribe and the Shan tribe are roughly equal in strength. Under normal circumstances, such disputes will last for 3-4 days. Either one side will suffer a crushing defeat and give up its position, or the two sides will be evenly matched, divide up the territory, and not disturb each other.

But it was during this process that the earthquake spread along the direction of the mountain tribes' migration.

The first to notice something was wrong were the Wind Bird tribe, which belonged to the Mountain Tribe. They spread their wings and flew high, trying to deliver a message.

However, it was too late. The orcs of the mountain tribe then realized that the earthquake they had experienced was not what they thought it was, but rather the work of a terrifying "monster".

The main fighting force in the mountain tribes is the giant bear tribe. They are tall and incredibly strong, but not very fast.

Therefore, when the "monster" appeared, they had no choice but to fight it instead of escaping in time.

It was because of this gap that the Baiyu tribe was able to evacuate most of its people.

But that's not all.

None of the soldiers who covered the rear returned.

It was precisely because they had witnessed the terror of those "monsters" that the Baiyu tribe chose such a cramped place to develop in a stealthy manner.

Now that the Cangbei tribe has brought information about the invaders and their successful victory, the Cangbei tribe chose to cooperate almost without hesitation.

Both sides reached a verbal agreement, but the specific arrangements will need to be discussed in detail with the Cangbei tribe.

It was clearly impossible to bring everyone from the Baiyu tribe on this trip.

The leader of the Baiyu tribe selected a portion of his people to return with Meng and his group, mainly the males and sub-adults from the hunting team.

In the orc world, females bear the heavy responsibility of protecting the tribe and usually remain in the tribe.

Given that the invaders would abduct females and cubs, their group was a significant target. Considering that females and cubs might be more vulnerable to attack if they were in the group, they did not bring any of the tribe's cubs this time.

Little Leopard Hao cuddled with his mother for a long time before finally reluctantly getting out of her arms.

She is now a cub with great power and can no longer be like an ordinary cub.

She needs to become a ruthless and powerful cub like Yuan so that she can protect her people.

After confirming the team, Hao walked ahead without looking back, like a qualified soldier.

But as soon as she stepped out of the tunnel, she started crying again.

The windbird patted her head: "Don't be sad. Your tribe is already doing very well. I don't even know where my tribe is."

Her tone was somewhat downcast.

The little leopard then comforted her, saying, "It's alright. Your clan can fly, so many of your people must have escaped!"

The windbird was quite open-minded. Like the little leopard, she felt that she was no longer an ordinary cub. Even if she couldn't find her people, she could still participate in the battle to drive away the invaders and contribute her own strength.

After leaving the Baiyu tribe, the hunting team grew to nearly twenty people.

Fortunately, everyone walked very fast, and after walking for another two days, they encountered another tribe.

As luck would have it, this tribe took in a few orcs who had previously escaped from the mountain tribe.

This included three windbirds, five juvenile mice, three short bears, and two giant bears.

Unfortunately, the little windbird's mother was not among them.

The little windbird was even more upset.

The two giant bears consisted of a sub-adult and a cub.

Based on the scene described by the Baiyu tribe, these two giant bears must have escaped at the cost of their lives.

The three wind birds knew the little wind bird, and Meng and the others also knew the little wind bird's name, Xu.

Unlike before, the surviving orcs of the Mountain Tribe came to seek refuge with the Sunrise Tribe. Even with Little Windbird Xu present, the three windbirds could not make a decision directly.

The main orcs of the Sunrise Tribe are long-haired bears. Their beast forms are also enormous, and their combat power is not weak. However, unlike the giant bear tribe, they prefer a peaceful life and will not take the initiative to fight. They often rely on their strength to negotiate peace with invading tribes.

The surviving orcs from the mountain tribe arrived with news of the invaders.

The Sunrise Tribe took them in, but things didn't go smoothly.

They were actually already preparing to evacuate to a location further away from the "Divine Light" base.

Therefore, even after learning from the Meng that they had defeated the invaders and that they possessed even greater, untapped power, they still showed no inclination to cooperate.

This was their choice, and Meng didn't insist. He simply left the location of the Cangbei tribe, saying that if they changed their minds, they could go find them.

When the hunting party left the Sunrise Tribe, it was reinforced with 3 more members.

Small orcs are not strong in combat, so following the Sunrise Tribe is a better choice.

Of the three wind birds, two were seriously injured, and the remaining one chose to travel with them.

The two giant bears also chose to leave together.

The two giant bears are brothers, and the bear cub also has a twin sister, but she was lost in the invasion.

Their reason for leaving with the hunting party was simple: they wanted to gain power and find their precious sister.

The hunting party then encountered several other tribes. Some were as determined to cooperate as the Baiyu tribe, some were more conservative like the Riyang tribe, and of course, some refused to communicate and drove them away.

The group grew larger and larger, and they were quite a distance from the "Divine Light" base. Meng Jiang scattered the original members of the hunting team, sending the fast-moving orcs back to their original forms to return to the Cangbei tribe first, while the remaining 12 continued to search for tribes they could cooperate with.

After receiving the orcs from various tribes, Jingli immediately guided the "qi" within their bodies.

The priority is still given to sub-adults, with Hao serving as a temporary mentor to the few cubs who are led in training.

It is worth mentioning that during the time the hunting team was away, through continuous exploration, several adult orcs whose abilities had not yet been fully revealed gradually found their strengths, which were very practical.

For example, one of the orcs can capture "information"—he can obtain information from a gust of wind that far exceeds what an orc's sense of smell can detect.

Jingli then gave him a transmission talisman to study.

The sound transmission talisman itself uses runes and spiritual power to obtain sound information from a wider and farther range, which is similar to the orc's ability. If the other party can get some inspiration from the sound transmission talisman and create a long-distance sound transmission method of their own, it can greatly enhance their communication efficiency.

Another sub-adult beastman named Pu possessed abilities similar to Keiri's.

This ability does not refer to energy, but rather to "observing qi".

He could vaguely see the state of "qi" within the orcs' bodies. Of course, what he saw was not exactly the same as what Jingli saw, and he could only see orcs weaker than him.

Jingli then showed him how he guided the orcs, suggesting that perhaps this task could be distributed to others in the future.

It was during this process that Pu discovered some patterns in the orcs' awakening process.