I have a space station

"Yes! Fire bees fly around buzzing, but this thing doesn't make any sound at all," someone else chimed in.

"It's right here," A'Diao confirmed.

"Okay." Morun nodded and shouted through the communication channel:

"Attention all personnel, destination reached, find advantageous positions, prepare to disembark."

Soon, the aircraft landed in an open area outside the tribe.

"Quick, hide!"

At this moment, someone in the crowd watching from the tribe shouted.

Everyone felt the danger upon hearing the warning. As soon as the words were spoken, they all scattered and fled.

The team members brought by Morun immediately established a security perimeter after disembarking from the aircraft.

After confirming there was no danger, A'Diao and Morun walked down.

"No need to be so careful, this is our own territory, nothing will happen," A'Diao said casually.

"Better safe than sorry," Morun replied with a smile.

Although the primitive tribes are technologically backward, there are quite a few people with powerful abilities. The battle with the Copper Mask Tribe is an example. They lost many warriors before they completely subdued them.

Now, A'Diao is the only grandson of the tribal chief Xingming, and absolutely no mistakes can be made.

"Alright."

A'Diao nodded, not saying anything more.

Now he was eager to return home, jogging towards the tribe.

The team members held their guns and guarded both sides, staying alert at all times.

"A'Rao! Tribal Chief! I'm back!" A'Diao shouted as soon as he entered the tribe.

"It's A'Diao!"

"It really is A'Diao!"

When the tribesmen saw A'Diao among these strange people, they immediately felt relieved.

"A'Diao, why are you back so soon?" The bearded man ran out first.

Immediately afterwards, a large group of people emerged from their respective huts.

"Yes, where is A'Rao?" A'Diao looked around, not seeing A'Rao's shadow.

"A'Rao went to find you, didn't you meet her?" the bearded man asked.

"What!? She… where did she go?" A'Diao instantly blew up.

"She said she was going to the Yandi Tribe," the bearded man replied.

"Didn't I tell her to stay here? Why did you let her go alone? Where's the tribal chief? Why didn't he stop her?" A'Diao asked anxiously.

"A'Rao was worried about you and insisted on leaving, saying she would rather die together. The tribal chief couldn't dissuade her, so he took a few people to personally escort her to Yandi," the bearded man explained.

"Huff~" A'Diao breathed a slight sigh of relief after hearing the bearded man's explanation.

With someone accompanying her, the safety factor was much higher.

"When did they leave?" A'Diao asked.

"A few days ago," the bearded man replied.

"They shouldn't have gone too far in a few days."

A'Diao muttered to himself, then looked at Morun and said:

"Captain Morun, time is of the essence, let's go to the Yandi Tribe and take a look."

"Okay! But do you know where the Yandi Tribe is?" Morun asked.

"I only know it's in the south, I don't know exactly where," A'Diao shook his head.

"Take a look at the map, there are location markers for each tribe on it. See if you can find any clues from it." Morun handed over a metal rod.

There was a button at the top of the metal rod.

After unlocking the button, a map image immediately appeared on one side of the rod.

"Wow~"

The crowd watching nearby couldn't help but marvel at such a magical thing.

A'Diao was no longer as ignorant as them and immediately took the map and carefully examined it.

"This can be zoomed in and out," Morun guided him on how to use it.

A'Diao learned quickly and soon operated it with ease.

Although he didn't know where the Yandi Tribe was, as a famous large tribe, it was impossible for him to have never heard of it at all.

He had heard Long San mention that the Yandi Tribe was separated from his tribe by several mountains, about a seven-day journey.

Based on these two clues, A'Diao could limit the target area to the southern part of the current location.

This area was still very large, and there were many tribes.

However, the Yandi Tribe was large in scale, and most of the small tribal gathering points could be completely ignored.

"A'Diao, how about this, you provide me with some clues, and I'll help you filter them out," Morun suggested.

"Is that okay? Alright." A'Diao handed the map back.

"Tell me, does the Yandi Tribe have any geographical features? Or how far is it from here?" Morun asked.

"I heard the tribal chief say that it might take seven days to get to the Yandi Tribe from here," A'Diao replied.

"On foot?" Morun asked.

"Yes!" A'Diao nodded.

After receiving his affirmative reply, Morun set the screening radius.

As a result, a green translucent disc appeared on the map, covering the range of positions that could be reached within seven days.

"There are dozens of tribes within this range, are there any other clues?"