It was Oka who spoke up again to stop everyone's controversy, "I also don't agree with the proposal of sending out the entire army to demonstrate."
"Let's not talk about protecting women and children. The problem is that if we do this, we will have no way out." Gang's one eye looked at the elders, "Have you ever thought about it, if our demonstration does not achieve the desired results? There are enough pasture owners willing to come to our side.”
"At that time, if the rebels sneak attack the camp again, confiscate the food and grass, and destroy the logistics. I am afraid that the outcome we face will be that we will be consumed by a steady stream of rebels on the grassland."
After hearing this, the elders stopped admonishing and fell into thinking.
"If this is the case, what should we do?" A deep needle pattern appeared on the eyebrows of an elder. "The marching speed with food and grass will be slowed down, and it is very likely that we will not be able to complete the demonstration as planned."
Seeing everyone lost in thought, Su turned his hopeful eyes to Gang.
Upon seeing this, Gang immediately spoke: "But I am also opposed to your proposal. We have already lost Da Fenghu. If we lose another holy leader, we really don't know how to fight this battle."
"Uncle, tell me, besides this method, is there any other way we can protect the camp?" Su asked.
He then added: "We have no deep hatred against the Deep Earth Dwarves, it's just a conflict of interest. Conflicts can be reconciled, right?"
Oka was speechless, "Even so, I can't..."
Su interrupted him and said in a sincere tone: "Then let me try. You can ask the remaining Hunter Wind Guards to go with me. This can also ensure my safety, right?"
"Half of the Hunting Wind Guards have been lost in the battle with the rebels. There are no serious injuries on the body now. If you can get together ten people, it will be enough. They can't guarantee your absolute safety." Oka said without thinking.
"That means there are risks, right?" Su looked at Gang seriously, "Then why can grandpa personally lead the guards to kill the rebels, but I can't even take this risk?"
Su pointed to everyone, "Everyone here, and even everyone outside this tent, they can take risks for me, why can't I take risks for them?"
"I have eaten the best mutton since I was a child, been taught bow and arrows by the best teachers, never worked and never worried about my livelihood." Su said in a calm but firm tone, "What you told me is what I should enjoy, because my responsibility is to become a The bravest wind hunter, protect my people."
"And now, what I have to face is the responsibility that a noble should bear. Why are you cowering, uncle? It's obviously you who taught me this, isn't it?"
Gang's single eye flashed with some mixed emotions, both relief and worry.
And Su went on to say: "If I will never come back, please ask my uncle to take over the position of leader and continue to lead everyone."
He glanced at everyone in the tent, "Thank you for your efforts to protect me, but I have to go. Only in this way can I live up to my name as the leader of Hunting Wind!"
When an elder heard Su's words, his eyes were filled with mist. He had watched this child grow up. If possible, he wished he would not leave this burden to Su.
The elder advised: "Although the Deep Earth Dwarves have no enmity with our clan, we don't know what deal the traitors have made with them privately. Enough benefits may make them kill you directly without even a chance to talk. .”
Su heard the words and laughed, "It doesn't matter if something unexpected happens, how lucky you are to die for our people!"
He looked at the Windhunters guarding the surroundings and asked, "Are you willing to go into danger with me?"
These brave iron tower men had already been filled with enthusiasm because of Su's words. Now they were completely boiling. They all shouted in a loud voice: "I am willing to die for the leader!" The sound swept the entire tent.
An elder sitting next to Gang had always been known as tough and fierce among the elders. At this moment, his face turned red.
He patted the table and stood up, "Okay! If the leader is like this, it is really the blessing of the ancestors! I am one! I will also accompany the leader to meet those guys who like to hide in the soil!"
"Count me in!" Another elder stood up.
"And I!"
The elder who persuaded Su had blurry eyes, "You idiots always make people so helpless..."
"But it hasn't changed at all over the years, and I'm used to it." He looked at Su and suddenly saw a tall and majestic figure sitting there.
He grinned and said, "Wei, as expected of you, you have such a wonderful grandson!"
………
Wang Chen looked on and shook his head helplessly. As expected, these big guys always pretended to be calm, but exploded at the critical moment.
However, a smile appeared on his lips unconsciously.
Wang Chen had to admit that this was the best way. He had never thought about letting everyone go to the human world temporarily.
But Gang told him that the teleportation array has restrictions on the native species in the secret territory, and the number of people in their team purchasing supplies has reached the upper limit.
Not to mention moving all the thousands of people out.
This is right, otherwise the native races in the secret realm would enter and exit the teleportation array at will, and the human world would be in chaos long ago.
It would be best to have other solutions at the moment, I just hope that Su can be safe and sound.
…
In the end, the plan was made for Su to establish cooperation with the Deep Earth Dwarves.
Su's trip this time was not only to restore old friendship with the Deep Earth Dwarves and allow them to withdraw the dwarf warriors in the rebel army, but also to obtain a group of reinforcements from the Deep Earth Dwarves.
And all this must be done before the rebels organize an army.
It can be said that time is tight and the task is heavy.
The elders dispersed, and Gangya went to the camp to gather his tribe members and urgently train a group of teenagers who had not been on the battlefield.
Only Su and Wang Chen were left in the tent.
Wang Chen drank a glass of goat's milk. After running all the way for help, he just had time to eat something.
"Su, what should we pay attention to when we go to negotiate with the Deep Earth Dwarves?" Wang Chen asked.
Su Zheng handed over a plate of hand-caught mutton and shook his head when he heard this, "Brother Wang Chen, you have helped me a lot, and I will never forget your kindness."
"But I won't bother you this time, let me go and have a go."
Wang Chen frowned and said, "Have you thought about it, if I'm here, at least one more witch can give you emergency treatment, right?"
Su still insisted: "You can't help me forever, and I can't let others keep digging for me."
"And..." He lowered his eyelids, "I will never forget the way Dago looked at me before he died, so desperate and unwilling. I hope that look will never appear again."
"So, I have to grow up as soon as possible. Even if there is a strong wind, I have to have the courage to jump off the peak in order to learn to fly."
Su smiled and raised his glass to Wang Chen, "Please have more confidence in me, I have to do more than that, how can I stop here so easily!"
Wang Chen stared at him for a long time and smiled with relief.
"I underestimated you." He raised his bone cup and touched it with Su, "Here's to Leader Hunter Wind!"
