I Transmigrated Into A Fantasy World To Farm And Build Houses!-Chapter 338: Troublemaking

Everyone was a Snow Wolf. With the cubs being taken care of so well, the adult beastmen themselves ate very well too.

Although the work was a bit tiring, after eating a delicious meal and resting for a night, the next day was another day full of energy.

The only thing troubling Eric was the matter of the warriors.

Max had taken Michael and Grass away and wouldn’t be back for a while, so the management of the warriors in the tribe was handed over to Kevin.

Originally, there were indeed no issues, but after the arrival of Karin and Queen’s tribes, their warriors also joined the daily patrol and hunting teams. Without knowing when it started, every day they competed to see who caught the most prey and who had the greatest strength.

The warriors on both sides refused to yield to each other, and friction was inevitable during their interactions.

Although Queen’s tribe had few warriors, their combat power was the highest. After all, for so many years, the burden of protecting the tribe had rested on the shoulders of these few people.

Queen’s son, Galvin, was a warrior. Inheriting his mother’s genes, his combat power was incredibly strong. In Kevin’s eyes, this Snow Wolf could even be evenly matched with Max.

Besides inheriting his mother’s fighting genes, Galvin seemed to have inherited that stubborn personality as well, and even surpassed Queen in that regard.

"You are the strongest warrior here, right? Dare to compete with me?"

In the forest nearly fifty kilometers away from the tribe, Galvin, who was hunting with everyone, suddenly made things difficult for Kevin.

This fierce-looking Snow Wolf had a tall stature, his whole body rippling with muscles, every block of muscle full of power. His skin glistened with a healthy tan under the sunlight filtering through the leaves.

Kevin turned his head numbly: "I’ve said it several times, I’m not. Look at your appearance; can I even fight back? Besides, Eric specifically pulled my ear and said we must treat the new Snow Wolves well, be peaceful, and make you feel warmth..."

Behind them, the warriors of the Hadu tribe couldn’t help but burst into laughter, unintentionally mocking Kevin.

Galvin’s face turned black, and he gritted his teeth: "Are you looking down on me! Let me tell you, if you want us to submit to you, keep dreaming!"

"Then why don’t you go tell your mother? What’s the use of telling me? Sigh, when will Max be back?" Kevin walked silently ahead, not bothering to pay attention to this crazy Snow Wolf.

If it were another beastman provoking him like this, Kevin would have taken action regardless of whether he could win or not. But Eric had specifically warned that Karin and Queen’s tribes were new, and to try to avoid causing disputes so they could feel a sense of belonging to the Hadu tribe.

He knew very well that he couldn’t act rashly; otherwise, it would be easy to ruin things.

Eric had been complaining about the lack of manpower for a long time. If Queen’s tribe left because of him, not to mention how Uncle Thomas would deal with him, just thinking about Max, Michael, and Grass being out there... none of them were lenient people.

This guy Galvin was really something too. He was clearly a Snow Wolf, so why was his temper like a donkey?

Being ignored, Galvin was so angry his face turned green. He took a few quick steps intending to rush in front of Kevin, but was hurriedly stopped by the few warriors of Queen’s tribe accompanying him.

"Forget it, Galvin, don’t compete anymore. Patriarch Queen will definitely be angry if she finds out," a warrior closest to him advised.

Another warrior holding his shoulder also joined in the persuasion: "Look, he doesn’t want to fight you at all. Are you going to force him to fight?"

Galvin frowned, shouting angrily towards Kevin who was walking further and further away: "You stop right there! Say it, what will it take for you to agree to compete with me!"

He saw that the Snow Wolf didn’t turn his head, only a voice echoing from afar: "Can you stop bothering me? Go find Eric!"

"So that’s why you came to find me?"

Forehead covered in sweat, holding a stack of papers in his hand, the corner of Eric’s mouth twitched as he looked at the Snow Wolf in front of him.

Galvin nodded with a serious face; his attitude towards Eric could be considered respectful.

Towards this single-minded Snow Wolf, Eric was incredibly helpless. He took a deep breath. He had spotted Kevin peeking furtively from a distance. Catching his look of watching a show, Eric held his head in annoyance.

"What’s the use of finding me? I definitely won’t agree to let Kevin fight you. If it were purely a spar, I certainly wouldn’t interfere. But now that you’ve just arrived, winning or losing will affect the relationship between our tribes. Do you really not understand?"

How could Aunt Queen look so intelligent, yet the son she gave birth to inherited nothing but stubbornness?

Kevin, afraid this Snow Wolf would go crazy, shouted from afar: "I told him Max isn’t here, fighting me is useless, it doesn’t count, but he doesn’t believe it!"

Even if Grass and Michael were here, it would be fine. Kevin was actually very frustrated inside too; he really wanted to ignore everything and have a fight.

But he understood his own strength very well. In case he couldn’t win, wouldn’t he implicate the tribe in being looked down upon? 𝓯𝙧𝙚𝒆𝙬𝙚𝒃𝙣𝙤𝒗𝓮𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢

Galvin frowned, asking in confusion:

"But don’t beastman warriors rely on strength to decide who leads the other warriors? You want Queen’s tribe to submit, you also have to show strength. Otherwise, I’ll be the first not to accept it."

"I really give up." Eric dropped a sentence expressionlessly: "What nonsense are you talking about? Didn’t Aunt Queen explain clearly to you before coming?"

This big guy seemed to have hostility towards the Hadu tribe, probably lumping them in with the Golden Kingdom.

Eric was also very helpless regarding this. Did Queen not explain clearly to him before coming? Submission was true, but the purpose of the Hadu tribe was absolutely not what he thought.

He just wanted to find more people to work. Wasn’t everyone developing and getting rich together a good thing? Everyone else understood clearly in their hearts; how did such a big fool pop up?

The thing Eric worried about most finally happened. Sure enough, the tribes wouldn’t blend so easily. Suddenly merging into another tribe - although it wasn’t stated explicitly, everyone understood in their hearts.

Originally, he wanted to slowly change their attitude. Patriarch Karin and Patriarch Queen thought the same. Everyone had maintained a superficial peace these past few days. Eric thought his plan would be perfectly successful, but now it seemed it wouldn’t be that easy.

He couldn’t even manage these few hundred people; it wasn’t even equal to the number of students in a homeroom teacher’s class in his previous life, let alone expanding the scale later.

Eric had no way to deal with this kind of one-track-minded person. Unable to think of a good idea for the moment, he was about to find someone to call Patriarch Queen when a figure walked over.

"Didn’t you want to fight? I’ll come fight you." Arthur stood beside Eric with a cold face.

Letting the Dragon tribe step in - was this making a mountain out of a molehill? Eric had forgotten about Arthur. At this moment, he couldn’t help but start to hesitate. Being able to suppress these Snow Wolves was naturally good, only Arthur’s identity was special, so he was a bit undecided.

"Alright then, you be careful."

Eric finally decided. Since this guy Galvin was so stubborn, he might as well humor him. Beating this kind of person into submission once would keep him quiet later.

If they didn’t forcibly suppress this, there would be a second time, a third time - it would never end.

Galvin’s gaze swept suspiciously over Arthur, unable to stop himself from saying: "Why does the Hadu tribe have a human? I don’t fight humans. If I break him, Mom will definitely be angry."

Eric was speechless and just rolled his eyes.

Please, when he said "be careful" just now, he was telling Arthur to go easy and not hurt Galvin too badly, not that he was afraid Arthur couldn’t win.

Besides, did this guy really not know that if Queen were here, she would beat him up right now, rather than wait until later?