I thrived in the primitive tribe

After discussing the specific plans for migration and construction in detail with the Great Witch and the others, Lu Yao began to prepare the advance team for the migration.

Considering the long and unknown journey, and that some members of the tribe are unable to transform into beast form,

She decided to first have the Tail Feather Dragon deliver the people of the ten Dragon Alliance tribes, including herself.

First, they went to the new site of the tribe that Ali and his group had found earlier to conduct preliminary exploration and preparation work.

Although food is scarce for the Tailed Wyverns during the cold season, the tribe has a decent amount of plant stockpiles, so they are not starving.

With the careful feeding they've received recently, the Caudine Dragons have not only regained their former vitality but have also become glossy and healthy, looking even stronger and more robust.

The day for the planned migration finally arrived.

Under Lu Yao's command, the five tailed dragons were arranged in an orderly manner in the tribe's square.

Each tailed dragon has a specially made saddle strapped to its back to carry its tribesmen who cannot transform into beast form.

After settling into their saddles, the tribesmen traveling with Lu Yao gripped the handrails tightly, their faces showing a mixture of nervousness and excitement.

Lu Yao herself also chose a tailed dragon as her mount.

The remaining few strong orcs, each a warrior of the tribe, took a deep breath, tensed their muscles, and then their bodies began to undergo a strange transformation.

The bones made a slight cracking sound, the skin gradually became covered with rough and hard scales, the limbs became thick and powerful, and the tail swung with a whooshing sound.

In the blink of an eye, they transformed into incomparably powerful Tyrannosaurus Rex beasts, their enormous bodies exuding an awe-inspiring aura.

They adjusted their packs, which were filled with the necessary dry food, bamboo tubes filled with water, simple tools and emergency medicine. After ensuring that everything was ready, they followed behind Ali and embarked on their journey to the new site on foot.

Although he had watched it many times, Lu Yao was still deeply shocked every time he saw his people transform from human form into the bestiality of Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Riding on the back of the tailed dragon, Lu Yao bid farewell to the Great Witch and the others before embarking on her journey with Ali ahead.

The tribespeople who initially rode the Feathered Dragon were filled with excitement, shouting as it raced at high speed.

Seeing the excited crowd, Lu Yao didn't say anything to remind them, recalling how he himself had been just as excited as they were at the beginning.

But after sitting for a while, it wasn't the same anymore, and she began to miss the convenient means of modern transportation.

Looking at the device she had modified from a saddle, she sincerely hoped it would bring a better riding experience to everyone, just as she had imagined.

Thinking back to how he had spent many days recuperating in a cave after riding the tailed dragon back to the tribe, Lu Yao couldn't help but marvel at the incredible physical strength of the beastmen here.

I wonder if these people who can't transform into beast forms also have such good physiques. I look forward to everyone's reactions after sitting for a while; that will definitely be very interesting.

As Lu Yao imagined everyone's reactions, he couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Over the next few days, Lu Yao, Ali, and the beastmen who had transformed into Tyrannosaurus Rex traveled almost non-stop.

When they were hungry, they would stop and eat the food they carried, and when they were thirsty, they would drink the water from the bamboo tubes.

They were keenly aware of the urgency of the situation and knew they had to reach the new site as soon as possible to prepare for the settlement and construction of the tribe.

Therefore, everyone followed Lu Yao without complaint, only taking short breaks during the day when the Tailed Wyvern was feeding.

Lu Yao, on the other hand, wandered around the neighborhood to see if he could find any food worth taking with him.

While on their journey, they did not forget to leave their marks.

Ali carries a specially made wooden stick, and whenever he reaches an important intersection or discovers a water source, he carves a unique mark on the ground.

These markings not only represent the paths they took, but also provide valuable guidance for subsequent members of their tribe.

With everyone running non-stop and the weather being quite favorable these past few days, they arrived at their destination by the evening of the second day.

Seeing the place exactly as Ali had described, the weariness on Lu Yao and the others' faces was replaced by surprise.

Before my eyes, the vast grassland stretches out like an endless green carpet, extending freely into the distance.

A gentle breeze stirs the tender grass blades, causing them to undulate like endless green waves.

On this vibrant grassland, various herbivorous dinosaurs were grazing.

The massive Brachiosaurus, with its neck like a towering crane, slowly swayed as it rolled tender leaves from the treetops into its mouth, making a dull, rhythmic sound as it chewed.

The Stegosaurus resembles a warrior clad in sharp blades, its massive bony plates on its back imposing and majestic. With its head bowed, it intently nibbles at the low-lying ferns on the ground, occasionally flicking its spiky tail to shoo away the mosquitoes and flies around it.

The Triceratops strode steadily across the grassland, moving leisurely and contentedly.

On its enormous head, three sharp horns, like sturdy spears, gleamed with a cold light in the sunlight.

It would occasionally bite off large chunks of grass with its wide mouth, making a "crunching" sound.

A group of small and agile raptors leaped merrily along the edge of the grassland, like nimble little sprites, quickly pecking at the tenderest tips of the grass.

At the slightest disturbance, it would raise its head alertly, its round eyes warily scanning its surroundings. Once it was sure it was safe, it would quickly lower its head again to continue enjoying its food.

The whole scene is serene yet full of life.

Lu Yao thought this place was absolutely fantastic.

Led by Ali, they walked to a canyon at the edge of the grassland.

"This is the location we've chosen that's suitable for building a village."

We've surveyed the area; the surrounding geology is very solid, and there's no risk of collapse or similar hazards.

We didn't find any particularly powerful wild beasts around, so we thought that once the tribe members arrived, we could organize everyone to take a look around the area and drive away or eliminate any potential dangers in advance.

......"

Ali explained the advantages of their newly found tribal settlement to the group while leading them into the valley.

When Lu Yao followed Ali and his group into the valley, the scene before her eyes left her speechless. This place was far more suitable for the construction of the tribe than she had imagined.

Looking at the entrance to the valley, steep and towering mountain walls stand on both sides, like two majestic giants firmly guarding this land.

The entrance is narrow and treacherous, only wide enough for a few people to walk side by side.

Such a uniquely advantageous terrain serves as a natural barrier against enemy invasion.

By simply stationing a small number of elite orcs here, they can "hold the pass against ten thousand men."

If the enemy tries to launch a strong attack, they will inevitably run into trouble at this narrow entrance. We can then take advantage of the high ground, wait for the enemy to tire themselves out, and deliver a crushing blow to the invading enemy.

Entering the valley reveals an even more hidden world.

A vast and flat grassland comes into view. The land is fertile and lush, making it an ideal place for developing agriculture and animal husbandry.

Not far away, a crystal-clear stream flows gently and abundantly, providing the tribe with a stable and high-quality water source.

Whether for daily drinking, irrigating farmland, or raising livestock, there is no need to worry about water shortages.

Looking around, the surrounding mountains and forests are equally abundant.

The tall, straight trees are arranged in a well-organized manner, providing the tribe with timber for building houses and making tools. The forests are also home to many birds and animals, making them a natural hunting ground and ensuring a diversified food source for the tribe.

In addition, Lu Yao also noticed several natural caves in the valley.

These caves extend deep into the mountains and are spacious. With a little modification, they can serve as storage warehouses for the tribe or as shelters for the tribe in case of emergency.

The cave's thick stone walls effectively resist erosion from wind and rain and damage from external enemies.

Lu Yao was secretly amazed. This valley was simply a gift from heaven to the tribe. The right time, the right place, and the right people all came together here. If the tribe took root and developed here, it would surely become more and more prosperous.