Chapter 2410: Mission 90<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    “Absolutely, Tribe Chief!”


    Doubt was a stranger to them.<div>


    Their enthusiasm knew no bounds.


    No matter what recent actions the Tribe Chief had taken, it was all for the betterment of the n. Moreover, the Tribe Chief was constantly innovating. If they could lend a hand, it would bring them immense joy.


    How could they not be thrilled?


    —


    As the next day broke, they gathered and embarked on their journey.


    The entire n observed their departure in anticipation.


    With the exception of Gu Chaoyan, everyone exuded a strong sense of determination.


    Aina yearned to join, but Gu Chaoyan promised to take her along next time, so she stayed behind within the n.


    It was Gu Chaoyan who charted their course.


    She aimed for a ce dense with trees, increasing their chances of discovery. After all, barrenndscapes offered little in the way of findings.


    For the Five Elements n, surviving on wild vegetables alone was insufficient. To satisfy their hunger, farming was essential.<div>


    She hoped to stumble upon something worth nting along the way.


    After half a day’s walk, exhaustion and hunger set in, prompting Gu Chaoyan to order a break.


    Despite their unwavering spirit, theck of any discoveries left these valiant individuals feeling disheartened.


    Gu Chaoyan remained remarkablyposed.


    This endeavor was inherently challenging.


    It demanded patience and resilience.


    But the potential rewards were significant.


    After a brief rest, Gu Chaoyan led the group onwards.


    From noon until sunset, their efforts yielded no results. They found nothing of value during their journey.


    As daylight persisted, they located a suitable resting spot, and a few n members couldn’t help but feel a sense of unease.


    Their initial excitement had stemmed from the expectation of a fruitful outing, only to discover they had ventured in vain. Anxiety naturally crept in.<div>


    Previously, whether it was constructing bamboo houses or crafting bows and arrows, progress had been swift.


    The current difficulty in bringing them out left them disheartened.


    Gu Chaoyan took a moment to survey the surroundings before the sky darkenedpletely, nning their route for the next day.


    In the realm of the Five Elements n, they resided in a rtively deste region.


    Even if she opted for a path through densely wooded areas, the difference was minimal.


    They were constrained by the path they had chosen.


    Regrettably, they had no map to guide them; such a tool would have simplified matters.


    After a while, Gu Chaoyan returned, noting the lingering dejection among the few n members.


    Gary appeared somewhat anxious, evidently eager to say something but unsure how to console them.


    Gu Chaoyan reflected for a moment and offered words of reassurance, saying, “Don’t lose heart. My initial n for this expedition didn’t include guaranteed sess. I intended to explore and learn more.”


    “If everything were readily essible, why would life be such a struggle for every n?”<div>


    “The bamboo houses and weaponry you behold aren’t the result of a single night’s effort. I’ve contemted and attempted them tirelessly, facing countless failures. This is what’s shaped me today.”


    “It’s the truly challenging endeavors that yield the most valuable rewards.”


    “The Thunder Fire n, in the past, also amassed its treasures through hard-fought battles.”