This meant that the fishing progress had reached its temporary limit, and any further development would require improvements in tools.

However, in the primitive times when nothing existed, Lajia really didn't know how to improve fishing nets.

So he had to set that aside for now.

At the same time, compared to the fishing industry, which had hit a temporary development ceiling with no immediate breakthrough in sight, Lajia had plenty of ideas regarding military matters, such as establishing a military camp.

It didn't need to be too formal, but a training ground for the trib's warriors was necessary.

According to Lajia's thoughts, it would be best to establish it on the outskirts of the Ming Jing tribe, a small distance away from the camp.

This way, it could avoid mutual interference while also creating a defensive barrier around the tribe, ensuring the safety of the trib's people.

However, implementing this idea would take some time as the outskirts of the Ming Jing tribe were covered in woods.

Although the lumber team was working hard, clearing an area for the military camp would likely take at least a month.

Suddenly, Luia felt that the trib's population was insufficient.

Regardless, he had already unlocked the first level of military training projects, and he couldn't waste that effect.

The next morning, before breakfast, Luagia took the opportunity to check the attribute panels of all tribe members one by one.

Aside from those with special skills and talents, like scouting an old hunter, who would be assigned to the scouting and hunting teams, all others with a marshall prowess limit of three stars and loyalty above 80, were incorporated into the warrior unit.

Due to the thresholds of loyalty and three star limits, the number of warriors was surprisingly low.

Luagia counted and found that there were only 18, which included seven wolf warriors besides himself.

However, Laji didn't mind.

He was following a route of elite soldiers.

Although ordinary people with only two stars of marshall prowess could also display combat effectiveness after some training.

The tribe was currently in a phase of rapid development, and there was a shortage of people everywhere.

Pulling all valuable labor into the warrior unit at this time would undoubtedly hinder the trib's development.

The current situation required training these 18 first.

Once the trib's population increased, they could slowly expand the military scale centered around these 18, which was Lajia's rough plan.

Before the military camp was established, Lajia first found a piece of open land outside the tribe as a temporary training ground.

He then had Lu Yong and Xiao Pan teach the other warriors exercises like push-ups and sit-ups to practice for now.

While he spent the night brainstorming and finally came up with a relatively decent training plan.

The next morning, after finishing breakfast, Lajia excitedly headed to the temporary training ground with his training plan.

However, as he approached and saw the 18 scattered warriors chatting, Lajia's brow furrowed.

Although he hadn't emphasized discipline, they were being too lax.

Upon seeing Luaja approaching, their voices quieted somewhat, but there were still some whispers, causing Luaja's frown to deepen.

Silence.

A sudden low roar startled them.

Although they didn't understand the meaning of those two words, they instinctively closed their mouths.

The authority of the tribe leader made logic with his stern face appear particularly intimidating.

This training ground is for your training, not for chatting.

This is the first time and I hope it will be the last.

Do you understand? Understood.

What? Haven't you had breakfast? Speak up.

I can't hear you.

Understood.

Luagia didn't want to dwell on this topic.

After all, as a newly formed ancient army, expecting them to grasp the concept of discipline immediately was a bit too much to ask.

Just making them aware of the issue was already a good start.

At the same time, Luaj didn't plan to establish too many rules in a short time as these rough men would find it hard to remember, comprehend, and accept them.

One shouldn't expect to become fat overnight.

Many things must be done step by step.

Thus, there is only one thing he could do.

Your previous performance makes it hard for me to have high expectations for you.

So, my requirement for you are not high, just three points.

While speaking, Luajia raised his fingers to indicate, "First, obey orders.

Second, obey orders.

Third, obey orders.

Simple, right? Can you do it?" Having learned from previous lessons.

When faced with Luaji's question again, everyone roared in response, "We can do it.

" Hearing this answer, Luaja nodded in satisfaction.

The seven wolf warriors would be managed and trained by Lu Yong, while the remaining nine would be under Xiaoan.

He then announced the daily training items.

However, before he could finish, someone jumped out.

Dissatisfied tribe leader.

Why is Xiao Pan in charge? Based on his strength, why was he chosen as a warrior? Hearing this, Ziao Pan, who was standing beside him, visibly stiffened while Lajia remained calm, clearly having anticipated this.

Your name is Zhao Yu, right? What was the first point I just mentioned? Faced with Lajia's calm question, Zhao Yu<unk>s expression froze and then he awkwardly recited four words.

Obey orders.

Second point, obey.

Obey orders.

What are you stuttering? Obey orders.

Third point, obey orders.

Good.

It seems you haven't forgotten.

Luaja nodded with apparent satisfaction.

Then suddenly changed his tone.

Now add one more rule.

If one person makes a mistake, the whole group is punished.

Everyone do 100 push-ups.

At the moment Lajia said this, the full loyalty of Xiaoan and Lu Yong meant they almost immediately obeyed Luajia's command without hesitation.

With two people leading away, the others quickly snapped back to reality and followed suit.

However, one person remained frozen in place.

Zhao Yu who had previously expressed dissatisfaction with Xiaoan.

One person didn't te follow, so everyone does an additional 100 push-ups.

As this was said, the expressions of the crowd turned blank and then disapproving gazes fell on Zhao Yu.

Feeling those stairs, Zhao Yu<unk>s heart raced, and without the time to think further, he hurriedly joined in, fearing that if he hesitated any longer, 200 push-ups might turn into 300.

Chapter 31.

Do you think it's a breakdown? Under normal training conditions, push-up exercises are typically done in sets of 20 to 30 or 40 to 50 with a break in between sets.

However, Logic, who is determined to make the 18 tribal warriors remember today as lesson, had no intention of giving them a breather due to the harsh environment of this era.

Those who became warriors generally had good physiques, but even they struggled with such rigorous training.

Moreover, logic demanded that they perform standard push-ups during this process.

The first to experience problems was Zhao Yu, whose mindset was already unbalanced.

Zho Yu, your form is incorrect.

That doesn't t count.

Everyone do 10 more.

Zhao Yu, I've counted to 137.

Why aren't you moving? Everyone is waiting on you.

Xiao Pan is still fine.

Don't tell me you can't go on.

Hearing this, Zhao's facial muscles twitched as he gritted his teeth, maintaining the standard form, and somehow managed to do another push-up.

However, just as he finished, Logic had already counted the next number, 138.

With sore arms and a heavy body, amidst the howling cold wind and icy ground, these 18 men were soaked in sweat from doing push-ups.

Additionally, with some occasionally losing form and making mistakes, the original 200 push-ups ended up becoming 255.

During this time, many began to notice a change in their gazes toward Xiaoan.

When Logic had spoken those words earlier, they had subconsciously started watching Xiao Pans movements, and they found that this guy maintained perfect form throughout, which was quite unbelievable.

They also realized that after more than 200 push-ups, each of them had been called out by logic for errors in form or not being standard.

Except for one person, Xiaoan.