I thrived in the primitive tribe

The tribespeople standing around were filled with astonishment upon hearing the conversation between the Great Shaman and Lu Yao.

Their eyes widened and their mouths were slightly open, unable to comprehend what they were hearing for a moment.

After a few breaths, everyone gradually understood the meaning, and the immense joy, like a surging tide, instantly overwhelmed everyone.

The previously subdued atmosphere in the square suddenly became lively.

The tribespeople began to whisper amongst themselves, their excited murmurs rising and falling.

"Really? We've really found a way to alleviate the pain of being transformed into a beast?"

"That's great! Those people tormented by beastification are finally saved!"

Hope shone in everyone's eyes, and the gloom that had long hung over the tribe seemed to be completely dispelled at this moment.

Even Oak Sky, who is usually calm and composed and remained quite composed in the face of the tribe's merger, was now filled with shock.

His eyes showed disbelief, and he stood there stunned for a long time before slowly coming back to his senses.

He never expected to hear such exciting news in his lifetime.

If only my father and brother were still here, they would be so happy!

Xiangtian's thoughts drifted away, recalling his younger brother who always followed him around like a little tail.

Lu Yao looked at the joyful faces of her people, their laughter echoing across the square, everyone immersed in the excitement of finding hope.

She really didn't want to disturb this hard-won joy, fearing that her words would be like a cold wind, blowing away the warm atmosphere.

However, her gaze inadvertently fell upon the unconscious orc lying on the ground. His lifeless appearance was like a heavy hammer, waking her from her reverie.

The predicament she was facing allowed no time to waste. She took a deep breath and had to interrupt the group's heated discussion.

“Great Shaman,” Lu Yao’s voice was clear yet tinged with caution, and all eyes instantly focused on her, the once noisy square falling silent.

"Based on what I've learned from our conversation, the method I offered only worked in dinosaur testing without any anomalies,"

She frowned slightly, a hint of worry in her eyes.

"It hasn't actually been tested on those tribesmen tormented by the pain of beastification yet, so we don't know if it will be effective or not, right?"

Lu Yao's words were like a boulder thrown into a calm lake, instantly creating ripples.

The smiles on the faces of the tribespeople froze instantly, and the light of hope that had been shining in their eyes dimmed slightly.

Everyone looked at each other, their minds, which had just been overwhelmed with joy, gradually calming down.

They realized that Lu Yao was absolutely right; although the experiment had been initially successful on dinosaurs,

However, aside from the differences between orcs and dinosaurs, whether this method would be effective on their own people remains an unknown.

The high shaman's expression turned solemn. She sighed softly and said slowly:

"Lu Yao is right, this is indeed the problem we are currently facing."

Although preliminary results have been achieved in the dinosaur experiments, no one can guarantee what the actual results will be until they are applied to their own people.

The high shaman's voice was deep, and her gaze swept over the crowd.

The leader nodded slightly and continued, "But this method is the most likely solution we've found so far to resolve the beastification problem."

We cannot back down because of uncertainty. Every step forward comes with risk; this is the price we must pay for growth.

Xiang Tian stood aside, also deep in thought.

He felt a pang of pain in his heart as he thought of his lost father and brother, and of the tribesmen still suffering the agony of being turned into beasts.

He stepped forward and said loudly, "I understand the risks involved, and I'm willing to be the first to try."

As a newcomer to the Dragon Alliance tribe, he had to demonstrate his value to the original members of the tribe, otherwise...

Inspired by Xiang Tian, ​​some of the younger members of the tribe also stepped forward to express their willingness to participate in the experiment.

"I do too!"

"Count me in!"

Their voices, full of vigor and courage, converged into a powerful force in the square.

However, some members of the tribe hesitated, worried about the risks of the experiment and afraid of becoming victims of failure.

Lu Yao watched all this, her heart filled with mixed emotions.

She admired those who bravely stood up for their people, and at the same time understood the concerns of those who hesitated.

Lu Yao stood in the center of the square, looking at the tribespeople around her with their various expressions, and then at the unconscious orc lying on the ground. Her brows were furrowed, and her heart was filled with conflict.

The Great Shaman had been keeping a close eye on Lu Yao's every move, and she keenly noticed Lu Yao's unusual behavior.

The high shaman stepped forward, gently patted Lu Yao's shoulder, his eyes full of trust and encouragement, and said softly:

"Lu Yao, say whatever you want to say, we all support you."

The shaman's voice, like the warm sun in spring, instantly dispelled the gloom in Lu Yao's heart.

Her words were like a shot in the arm for Lu Yao, giving her courage.

Lu Yao took a deep breath, calmed herself down, and slowly said:

"Didn't you just say that the tribesman who is now unconscious on the ground is suffering from the aftereffects of beastification?"

She paused slightly, her gaze sweeping over the crowd, before continuing,

"I was thinking, since his condition is so critical now, his life is hanging by a thread..."

Every moment is precious, and perhaps we no longer have much time to wait for a more perfect opportunity.

"Or we could try this method, which is still in the experimental stage, as a last resort."

These words immediately caused an uproar in the square. The clansmen whispered among themselves, discussing the matter animatedly.

Some of the tribesmen looked worried and whispered, "Will this work? He's already so weak. What if the experiment fails? Wouldn't that just make things worse?"

Some members of the clan agreed, saying, "Anyway, there's no other way now. Maybe this trial will actually save his life."

The leader stood quietly to one side, his expression solemn, his gaze shifting back and forth between the unconscious orc and Lu Yao.

He knew in his heart that although Lu Yao's suggestion was risky, it was still a viable solution.

In life-or-death moments, sometimes a do-or-die courage is indeed needed.

Xiang Tian also fell into deep thought. He thought of the pain of his relatives dying from beast transformation, and then looked at the unconscious clansmen in front of him, and felt a pang of pain in his heart.

He raised his head and said firmly, "I support Lu Yao's idea."

We can't just stand by and watch him die like this; even if there's only a sliver of hope, we have to try.

Xiang Tian's words resonated with some of the younger members of the tribe, who expressed their willingness to support the decision.

However, some older members of the clan raised objections.

An elderly man with white hair, leaning on a cane, said shakily:

"This is no small matter. If something goes wrong, how will we explain it to his family?"

The old man's words made the atmosphere even more somber, and everyone fell silent.