In future battles against other tribes, if they faced dozens of enemies, that would be manageable.

But what if there were hundreds or even thousands? Against such numbers, even if Luo Yong's bravery sword to four stars and charged in, it would be a one-way trip and Luagia would not risk his best warrior in such scenario.

Thus, this skill seems somewhat lackluster.

Chapter 16.

Boosting loyalty, adjusting his mindset.

There wasn't much else for him to do today.

After they helped the new members set up the tent camp, it was almost dark.

Although the population had more than doubled, they had hunted quite a few wolves.

So with all that wolf meat, no one would obviously go hungry for dinner.

Moreover, those responsible for fishing had also had a fruitful day.

Catching seven fish despite their inexperience.

Among these seven fish, it seemed that two were new species.

Although Loaji did not see it with his own eyes, he heard the system prompt, receiving six production points while successfully increasing fisheries development by two.

Consequently, fisheries development had already accumulated three points.

Luagi decisively opened the attributes panel and spent seven points to upgrade fisheries to level one, which increased their trib's fishing success rate and efficiency by 10.

This effect was undoubtedly quite direct.

As for the handling and distribution of these seven fish, Luaji waved his hand and had them all boiled.

With such a large mirror lake nearby, the natural wonder itself provided a 20 boost to their fisheries development, indicating that their tribes fishing development speed would be quite rapid.

Would they be afraid of not catching fish in the future? Moreover, this was a great opportunity to boost loyalty.

In Laji's view, having over 70 points of loyalty still didn't make him feel at ease.

there was still the possibility of betrayal at any moment.

He needed at least 80 points as a baseline for a good citizen.

However, what he didn't know was that if other Civilization Rise players found out about his thoughts, they would surely be enraged.

Normally, when other players attacked the next enemy tribe and absorbed the population, if the loyalty of these new members reached 70 points, they would be extremely grateful.

In reality, most of them only had loyalty in the 60s.

By the way, anything below 60 means there is hatred value.

An 80 point loyalty baseline that was simply a luxury.

Thus, for other players, maintaining internal stability in their tribe during the novice period and avoiding rebellions was a significant challenge.

Many players, due to the low loyalty of their tribes population, faced several betrayals before they had a chance to rise, leading directly to their demise.

Luaji's innate ability to give all his subjects a default loyalty boost of 10 was enough to make others envious to the point of wanting to kill.

As night fell, the aroma of food wafted through the tribe, and the newly joined barbarians, who had not eaten enough for several days, instinctively swallowed.

This time, Laji was determined to boost loyalty and would not show any favoritism.

In this harsh survival environment, wanting to boost loyalty was neither too difficult nor too simple.

Generally, if you provided them with something to eat and a relatively stable refuge, their loyalty would mostly remain high, but achieving both was not easy.

Luagi was clearly among the luckier ones, discovering the two star wonder Mirror Lake at the start, earning a sum of civilization points while effortlessly acquiring fish resources.

Given this premise, as long as he didn't act foolishly, the entire tribe wouldn't fall into a food shortage.

He signaled for everyone to distribute the roasted wolf meat and boiled fish soup.

The newly joined barbarians clearly did not expect such treatment upon their arrival, especially one so lavish.

Their previous days of barely eating were incomparable to the current situation.

The sight before them was simply too wonderful, so much so that they felt it was unreal.

It wasn't until the aroma of food penetrated their nostrils, stimulating their sense of smell that they fully confirmed that this was all real.

Their expressions were a mix of excitement and gratitude.

And after expressing their thanks, they began to gobble down the food.

The former barbarian chief was no exception.

But after a brief moment of excitement, a complex look quickly flashed in his eyes.

surviving with a tribe in this icy world.

The gap between him and Loaji was now glaringly obvious, which made him feel a strong sense of defeat.

Seeing this, Loji discreetly opened several attribute panels for confirmation, and then his lips instantly curled into a smile.

Undoubtedly, loyalty had increased.

In a good mood, Luaji laughed heartily a couple of times and then turned his attention to the string of wolf meat in his hand.

Compared to fish soup, he was clearly more interested in wolf meat.

After all, in the world he originally came from, this was a protected species and generally not available for consumption.

Unlike now where wolf packs were rampant, he opened his mouth and took a huge bite, then began to chew.

However, a few minutes later, Luaji's smile gradually froze.

Damn, his jaws were aching, and he couldn't chew at all.

The meat was sour and astringent and incredibly tough.

Without seasoning in a pressure cooker, this wolf meat was basically inedible.

Looking at the tribe members happily gnawing on wolf meat, Luagi felt complicated just by looking at their expressions.

It seemed they were not eating the same thing at all.

Of course, he knew that for the tri members, having a piece of meat to eat was already a very happy thing.

who would complain about wolf meat being sour and tough, suppressing the urge to spit out the large piece of wolf meat he had been chewing for ages without being able to break it down.

Luagi stealed his heart and swallowed it down.

Then he quickly drank two big gulps of fish soup, feeling that one bite of meat was enough for him to digest for an entire night.

In the short term, he had no interest in taking a second bite.

afraid of indigestion and after a long day of work, he planned to go to bed early.

He greeted everyone, signaling them not to let their guard down during the night watch and then crawled into his tent.

There was nothing more to say that night.

The next morning, Luaji stretched and stepped out of his tent.

He woke up quite early today.

The daily system prompt about earning civilization points perfectly served as his alarm clock.

As for what to do today, he had already thought it through before going to bed yesterday.

continuing to dig for fish bait, making fishing nets, and developing fisheries were essential.

Besides that, he needed to make more stone spears and stone axes.

The tribe's population had increased, and the newly recruited warriors needed to have their weapons updated.

Of course, weapons would be prioritized for warriors whose loyalty reached 80 points or above.

After all, distributing weapons and distributing food were entirely different concepts.

For those whose loyalty had not yet reached 80, it was best to take it slow.

Additionally, Luaji selected several tribal warriors with the old hunter skill and added a few more people as assistants, forming a hunting team responsible for hunting and providing meat for the tribe starting today.

He then distributed a few stone axes to the newly recruited warriors who had reached 80 points of loyalty, instructing them to chop down some trees around the tribe.

The previous tribal camp was too defenseless.

If attacked by wild beasts or other barbarian tribes, the risk was simply too great.

Loji planned to chop down more trees, clearing out a survival space near Mirror Lake while making the felled trees into wooden stakes to surround the entire Mirror tribe, forming a defensive perimeter.

This way, their tribe's safety index would undoubtedly increase significantly.

Chapter 17.

Getting back on track, the day had just begun.

After everyone had work for a while, they were quickly called back for breakfast.

Compared to last night's dinner, breakfast was rather simple, consisting of a bowl of rich bone soup for each person.

However, the expressions of the former members of the barbarian tribe were still extremely complex.

The fact that this tribe had two meals a day was a luxury.

It was incredibly extravagant.

But there was no denying that on this cold winter morning, after drinking a bowl of fragrant hot soup, everyone felt much better.

For the Ming Jing tribe, this breakfast marked the official start of the day.

The hunting team responsible for hunting and the logging team responsible for chopping were both full of energy and got to work.

It was clear that today's tasks were not limited to just these two.

After finishing the last sip of hot soup in his bowl, Laji wiped the corner of his mouth and called over Luo Jean, saying, "I have an important task for you today.

" Upon hearing it was an important task, Luo Jean instantly became excited, patting his chest and assuring, "Tribe leader, you could just give your orders.

I will assign you two more people shortly to form a reconnaissance team.

I want you to thoroughly understand the entire surrounding terrain and bring back a map.

" As a fervent enthusiast of strategy games, Loaji understood the importance of maps and visibility.

Obviously, these tasks were meant for the scouts.