If this is true, then the Barbarian Bear Tribe should be the first large tribe he has encountered so far.

With a population even greater than the combined total of the Mingjing tribe and the Hine tribe, even though he had the advantage of weaponry, it would likely not be easy to win against such a populous large tribe.

The most probable outcome would be a protracted war where they would compete in combat strength while the other side would rely on numbers.

This is akin to the strategy of overwhelming numbers versus elite troops in a game with each having its advantages making it hard to predict the outcome.

For some unknown reason, the barbarian bear tribe also seemed to have left their original settlement, and the few barbarians that had appeared at the outskirts of their tribe should have been sent out to scout.

Upon hearing this, Lu G's frown deepened, his brows almost twisting together.

How does the strength of the barbarian bear tribe compared to ours? Lu G initially thought that Lu Gene would straightforwardly assert their higher chance of winning, but unexpectedly this question plunged Lu Gene into deep thought.

After several minutes of serious contemplation, he finally spoke with a frown.

It's hard to say this truly surprised Lu Gi as an important member of the tribe.

Lu Gene should have a clear understanding of their tribe strength.

Under this premise, Lu Jyn's answer was surprisingly uncertain.

As one of the first people he interacted with after arriving in this other world, Lu G understood that Lu Gene was the type of person who required a solid basis for any judgment.

In the absence of evidence, he would not speak casually.

The fact that he could say it's hard to say indicated that the strength of the barbarian bear tribe was indeed formidable, making it difficult for him to assess who might win.

Realizing this, a serious expression crossed Luog's face and he glanced at the map spread out between them.

So, as the Barbarian Bear Tribe set up camp at this location, while speaking, Lu G pointed to a marker on the map and cast a questioning glance at Lu Gene.

Lu G nodded.

Yes, the tents have already been set up, but the distance between their camp and ours is still relatively safe.

It would take over half a day to travel from the Ming Jing tribe to their newly established camp.

It seems that the few individuals from the barbarian bear tribe who were scouting earlier discovered a pack of hyenas in this area.

They probably didn't want to get entangled with the hyenas, so they deliberately moved back a distance.

Based on my judgment, they should avoid our tribes area in the short term.

Lu Jyn's analysis was consistent with his own thoughts.

He hadn't anticipated that the pack of hyenas that had previously blocked their trib's entrance would inadvertently help them a little.

However, this was not enough to change Luo G's desire to only see them in a museum of animal specimens and fossils.

Regardless, the new player protection period was nearing its end.

Following his original plan, he needed to focus on preparing for battle in the remaining month.

The quantities of consumable stone projectiles and arrows were still insufficient and needed to be stockpiled.

The production speed of leather armor also needed to be accelerated, aiming to equip every warrior in the tribe within a month.

There were too many tasks to accomplish, and he really had no mood to engage in battle with a tribe that had an even larger population than theirs.

If the protection period ended and the war between the two tribes had not concluded, he would be caught in a pinser attack by invading players.

With this in mind, Lu G made a decision.

For now, let's not worry about the Barbarian Bear Tribe.

Go to the training camp and the hunting team and inform everyone to stay alert while patrolling and hunting.

If they encounter members of the Barbarian Bear Tribe, as long as the other side does not actively provoke us, we should avoid trouble and retreat as much as possible.

Luo G's decision was quite resolute and the meaning was clear.

Whatever happens, he would wait until he got through the next month's hurdle before addressing anything else.

Until then, he did not want to create more trouble for himself or add unstable factors.

It was uncertain whether the heavens had decided that his streak of bad luck was over and allowed him a reprieve, or if the notorious ancient rogue were just too intimidating.

But for a while, the members of the barbarian bear tribe, as Lu Gene had analyzed, deliberately avoided this area where hyena activity was possible.

They showed no intention of approaching, allowing Lu G to comfortably tend to his fields for a period of time.

As the end of the novice protection period drew closer, Lu G gradually began to feel some tension, experiencing a kind of pre- battle anxiety, especially since he knew nothing about the potential invading players.

To further increase his confidence, he rewarded five newly made wolf bone masks to Hi-Chai and four other capable warriors of the tribe who excelled in close combat.

With this, excluding himself, the number of wolf warriors under Lu G's command reached 12, equipping them with sturdy leather armor significantly boosted Lu G's morale.

Meanwhile, on the other side, Gaussu, the senior who had pulled Luo G into the game, was also quite concerned about his future ally, timing it perfectly.

A week before the novice protection period ended, he sent a message inquiring about Lu G's situation.

How is the development going? Do you have any confidence? Five archers, five stone throwers, 19 melee fighters, plus a circle of walls.

Luo Gi did not hide his current true configuration as it was not something that needed to be kept secret.

At that moment, Gaosu, who was in the real world, was immediately choked by a sip of coffee upon reading the message.

A flash of disbelief crossed his eyes.

Walls? You built walls in 6 months.

This message conveyed an air of incredul, leaving Lu G momentarily unsure how to respond.

To be precise, they had been built over a month ago with the system notification stating they were ancient walls.

Seeing a new message reply, Gaussu extravagantly sent a dot and then there was no further response.

Damn it.

Why did I even care about this beast? Chapter 90.

This is a terrorist attack.

Of course, for Lu G, this hard one ally.

Ga couldn't just leave him alone.

He patiently answered all of Lu G's subsequent questions, saying no with his mouth.

but surprisingly honest with his actions.

So, is it stable or not? Looking at this message, Gao Su, who usually had a blank expression, felt a slight twitch in the muscles around his eyes.

You already have a plan? Why are you asking me? When the two of them had competed in other games, Lu G was a master at defending cities, so stable that it could give the attacking players a stomach ache.

Wanted to crawl through the network cable to deal with this coward.

However, he was still quite concerned.

After hesitating for two seconds, Gaussu ultimately sent a message asking, "How did you build the city walls?" Seeing this message, Lu Gi was momentarily takenback.

After all, he was also a newbie, and he didn't te have the experience of other players to draw from for reference.

Moreover, each player's development strategy was probably different.

He had set his development strategy long ago, and now he could only say that his plan was progressing smoothly.

Therefore, Lu Gi could only reply honestly, saying he had formed a lumberjack team and then a construction team to chop trees and build walls.

Otherwise, how else could he build? However, what Gaussu wanted to know was obviously not these details.

How many people are there in your tribe now? Lu Gi glanced at his attribute panel and replied with a number 163.

In 6 months, the tribe's population had reached 163 people.

This number was certainly not small, but couldn't be considered large either.

As far as he knew, before the end of the newbie protection period, the player who had maximized their tribe's population had reached three or 400 people.

Of course, such players were usually war maniacs, and their tribes often faced serious internal issues due to poor management, ultimately leading to inevitable internal splits and significant losses.

Luog who preferred farming had clearly chosen a more stable development approach.

Under this development model, various internal problems could be controlled to some extent, but they still couldn't te be completely avoided.

Thinking of this, Gaussu straightforwardly asked, "Has your tribe not experienced any rebellions or similar issues? You still have extra manpower and time to build ancient city walls?" Looking at this message, Lu G suddenly realized.

So that is how it is.

Other players besides solving food issues and survival threats also had to deal with potential rebellions caused by low loyalty within the tribe.

So they had no time or energy to build ancient city walls.

But I'm different.

Thinking of this, Lu Gi couldn't te help but feel a sense of satisfaction.

That's right.

He was different.

With the ruler talent, his subjects automatically gained 10 loyalty points.

And as long as he put in a little more effort, he could raise their loyalty to over 80 points.

All the members of his tribe maintained high loyalty to him.

Rebellion not possible.

But should he tell him about the ruler effect? Lu G rubbed his chin, his expression slightly hesitant.

After all, this was considered private information.

Once he told Gao Sue about the ruler effect, the other party could quickly deduce his extremely high leadership limit through reverse reasoning.

This would expose too much information.

Although they had already become allies, and Lu G leaned more towards teaming up with Gao, Sue compared to other players he didn't he know.

The trust between them didn't he seem to have reached that level for a full disclosure.

With his thought in mind, Lu G quickly typed, "Rebellion, it's fine.

The loyalty of my tribe subjects is quite high.

Probably because I discovered a twostar natural wonder increasing livability by one.

Everyone is living quite comfortably.