Chapter 2438: Mission 118<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    “Also…”


    “Percy, shed that animal skin vest and leave it right here.” Adams hesitated but had to make the difficult decision.<div>


    Although Percy was initially taken aback, disappointed, and shouldering the me for the situation, Adams’ words left him even more stunned.


    As he prepared to depart, he suddenly pivoted, fixing Adams with a shocked gaze.


    His brow furrowed deeply. “Tribe Chief, you’re… you’re…”


    “Are you asking me to disregard the well-being of the n?” Percy was profoundly shocked; he hadn’t anticipated the gravity of the situation.


    His visit to the patriarch of the Five Elements n was motivated by a desire to safeguard the Thunder Fire n, even though the oue fell short of expectations.


    The Tribe Chief of the Five Elements n was infuriated and took drastic actions.


    Yet, upon returning to the Thunder Fire n, Percy found himself facing unexpected consequences.


    “For whom am I doing all of this? Isn’t it for the members of the Thunder Fire n? Tribe Chief, is this how you intend to treat me now?” Percy’s eyes were brimming with disappointment.


    He shook his head repeatedly, bewildered.


    There was an overwhelming sense of letdown.


    Adams gazed at Percy. Percy was a virtuous man, dedicated to the well-being of the n.<div>


    However, when one errs, consequences follow.


    “Percy, tell me, when you undertook this, did you consult with me, the Tribe Chief? Did your fellow nsmen give their approval?”


    “It was a mistake for you to make such a decision independently. Now that you’ve stirred up such a significant issue, do you believe you can evade ountability to your fellow nsmen?” Adams questioned with gravity.


    If Percy hadn’t acted on his own, the subsequent events might not have unfolded as they did.


    The n adhered to its rules, ording to Adams.


    Percy stood stubbornly at the side, not acquiescing to Adams’ perspective.


    Adams signaled for other n members to remove Percy’s vest. “Take a moment to reflect on your actions.”


    With that, he proceeded to organize the n members to resume their journey.


    They only halted for a rest when dusk was approaching.


    Before retiring for the night, there was one final meal.


    During this meal, the two ns kept their cooking separate. The Five Elements n stayed distinct from the Thunder Fire n.<div>


    The Thunder Fire n had no fresh meat; whatever they possessed was dried. They reserved it for special asions and wouldn’t consume it unless necessary. Moreover, the dried meatcked the savory aroma of the Five Elements n’s meat, which they enjoyed in their meals.


    The Thunder Fire n members voiced their grievances against Percy.


    On the other hand, the Five Elements n members were quite content.


    Without the presence of the Thunder Fire n, they could indulge in more ample provisions.


    Observing the dynamics between the two ns, the usually aloof sorcerer took a seat in front of Gu Chaoyan, sporting his signature smile. “You’re a man who seeks vengeance for his actions, and it could be disastrous if you provoke him.”


    “I’m concerned that the Thunder Fire n members will hold him responsible.”


    “In this world, every race thrives on unity. Once someone is isted, survival bes precarious.”


    The sorcerer conveyed his thoughts to Gu Chaoyan, devoid of any ulterior motives.