Chapter 415: Beat them up!

Chapter 415: Beat them up!

Following beside him, Third Senior Brother was equally angry, watching angrily as he walked towards the tribe, occasionally muttering a few words about Tie Tou in his mouth. His mind couldn't quite grasp what was going on for a while.

"Why does it matter to Tie Tou that this grain field was trampled?"

Indeed, it did matter to Tie Tou!

After this confusion persisted for a while, Third Senior Brother also caught on.

He immediately becomes furious and heads towards the tribe to confront Tie Tou with Shaman.

"You've done a fine job!"

Inside the tribe, Tie Tou was clearing the deer pen with several others, something they did every morning.

The dung they cleaned out made excellent fertilizer and provided a suitable living environment for the deer.

Seeing Shaman come in from outside, the few men cleaning the pen greeted him warmly, but Shaman, who usually smiled, had a different expression today.

Ignoring their greetings, he came in and addressed Tie Tou with an unfriendly tone.

Tie Tou and the others couldn't help but be stunned, not understanding what Shaman was talking about or what had gotten into him that day.

Tie Tou was especially bewildered, unsure what he had done wrong to make Shaman so angry.

"Shaman, I..."

Tie Tou asked nervously, unable to remain calm in Shaman's anger.

"In the grain field..."

Third Senior Brother, who had come back with Shaman, stared wide-eyed and added, explaining the reason.

After understanding what Shaman and Third Senior Brother were discussing, Tie Tou scratched his head in confusion.

But Shaman was convinced...

The argument in the deer pen quickly attracted the attention of the tribe. By the time Han Cheng received the news and arrived, quite a few people had gathered around the pen, most of them pointing fingers at Tie Tou and Ruohua with anger in their eyes.

"We didn't..."

Tie Tou and Ruohua were anxiously trying to explain.

"Divine Child, they..."

" Divine Child, we didn't..."

Seeing Han Cheng arrive, everyone saluted and pointed toward Tie Tou, who was surrounded.

"Divine Child, there are hoof prints here..."

" Divine Child, some grain ears here have been half-eaten..."

Following the instructions, everyone carefully inspected the ground. Soon, reports of discoveries confirmed Han Cheng's suspicions.

Seeing these findings, the crowd's initial anger began to dissipate. Many now looked at Tie Tou and Ruohua with eyes that were more hesitant than accusatory.

Especially those who had demanded punishment for them couldn't bring themselves to meet their gaze.

Shaman squatted down, observing the newly stamped hoof prints on the ground, his expression grim.

His concern for the grain and his hasty judgment clouded his usual wisdom, leading him to lose his composure and rush to blame Tie Tou and Ruohua without proper investigation.

Third Senior Brother remained relatively silent. He had been swept along by Shaman's momentum, not bothering to investigate and simply following Shaman back, thus unfairly accusing Tie Tou and Ruohua.

Standing up, Shaman approached Tie Tou and Ruohua with a remorseful look. "It's my fault. I've wrongly accused both of you..."

"I'm also at fault. I should have clarified the situation..."

Third Senior Brother also came forward, solemnly apologizing to Tie Tou and Ruohua.

"I was wrong..."

"I accused you wrongly..."

With Shaman taking the lead, others in the area began apologizing to Tie Tou and Ruohua.

Tie Tou and Ruohua, who hadn't shed a tear throughout their wrongful accusation, suddenly felt their noses tingle, tears streaming down their faces in an outburst of pent-up grievances.

Even these significant, tough individuals couldn't hold back their tears, feeling overwhelmed.

Even some women among the primitive people couldn't help but shed tears. After a while, Tie Tou finally regained his composure, shaking hands with Han Cheng and others in an emotional display.

Within the tribe, many felt guilty watching this scene unfold.

Many silently reflected that in the future, they shouldn't rush to judgment without understanding the reasons.

Imagine if this had happened to oneself, being unfairly accused like this would be incredibly painful.

After this incident and the subsequent resolution of the misunderstanding, many in the tribe felt a more profound sense of unity.

"Do you recognize what kind of animal this might be?"

Observing everything, Han Cheng nodded silently. Then, he changed the subject and asked the Senior Brother standing nearby.