The prince of heaven only wants salted fish

The vine that Ji Cheng brought was a little short, and Yi Hehua couldn't slide down with it, so everyone went to the forest to pick vines, weaved them together into a long rope, and then went down to the bottom of the cliff one by one.

It turned out that Ji Cheng's decision to come down and take a look was correct, because after following the vine down, everyone found that there was a relatively dry cave under the cliff. The cave was large enough to accommodate the existing residents of the entire Alu Dulu tribe, and the direction was also facing the Dulu Mountain, which could be said to be a natural refuge.

There was also a stream passing by not far from the cave. Although it was not very deep, it could also submerge half a person's height.

There was a place to live, there was a water source, and looking at this forest, the food resources should be relatively abundant. It can be said that almost all ideal conditions have been met-the only drawback is that the geographical location of this cave is so advantageous, and there are naturally a few beasts that use it as a nest.

But it didn't matter. Although Ji Cheng's team was small, their attack, defense and flexibility were the best combination. In addition, they had traveled through mountains and rivers for the past two days and had developed some tacit understanding. They worked together and it took them a while to get rid of these beasts - and they also had dinner for today.

They rested in the cave for one night, and then set off to return to the tribe.

In order to prevent the cave from being occupied by other beasts again, Ji Cheng and his team lit a fire in the cave and left Ling to guard it: her beast form was the most flexible. If she encountered a beast that she couldn't deal with, she would just take off. And if there was any problem, she could fly back to the tribe directly, which was much faster than walking.

There was no way around the cliff. Ji Cheng and his team, who were quite flexible, could climb up with a rope, but not all the other beastmen in the tribe could do it, so they spent some time here to weave a vine ladder again - of course, considering the level of craftsmanship of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, he was mainly there to guide.

After all these were almost ready, they continued to return. When they arrived at Aludulu, it was already six days after Ji Cheng and his team left the tribe.

And because of Lin's mobilization, the beastmen, who were originally quite lazy in their work habits, had almost completed the preparations for storing food with super high efficiency.

"How is it?" Lin boasted to Ji Cheng proudly, "Do you still have to rely on me?"

This boastful look seemed to have forgotten that not long ago, his attitude towards Ji Cheng was still indifferent, and he regarded Ji Cheng as "that ignorant brat".

Ji Cheng didn't bother to help Lin recall the past. He nodded casually and praised him perfunctorily, but he noticed that the spiritual energy around him seemed to be more agitated than when he left.

The beastmen may not be able to feel it clearly because they have not practiced before, but after asking Lin, Ji Cheng knew that there were several quarrels and fights in the Aludulu tribe in the past few days.

Lin didn't think much about the increase in the frequency of this friction, just thinking that everyone was busy storing food, and it was normal to be irritable when busy, but Ji Cheng couldn't help but think in other directions.

He didn't know much about this kind of natural volcanic eruption, but he knew that it was a common sign that the spiritual energy of heaven and earth was changing under the strange phenomenon.

So he didn't bother to tease the young orcs who always went against him, and Ji Cheng said directly to Lin who was still reporting to him: "There is no time to lose, let's set off today."

Lin was stunned: "What, what?"

Ji Cheng stared at the high priest's highly myopic eyes and said word by word: "The volcano is about to erupt, we have to leave now."

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Ji asked everyone to move now, and this news quickly spread throughout the Aludulu tribe.

The orcs were originally busy storing food, and Ji Cheng's previous words "the volcano is about to erupt" were almost forgotten by them. As for the fact that he led the team to leave the tribe, although everyone knew about it, they didn't take it to heart.

So now that this matter was suddenly brought up, everyone was quite confused: No way? Ji is really doing this?

However, seeing Ji Cheng and others who had packed their luggage and were really ready to leave, everyone realized: Well, this seems to be for real.

The high priest Lin, who was quite prestigious in the tribe, had already packed his bags and followed Ji Cheng, and many members of the hunting team and the decoration team did the same. When the remaining orcs saw this scene, even if they were still full of resistance to leaving the tribe, they could only reluctantly bring their own food and slowly join the team preparing to migrate.

Ji Cheng saw that most people were in a hurry and only brought food, and reminded them by the way: "It's better to bring some clothes too."

The orcs were still puzzled, but seeing that Lin and others had gone first, based on the principle of "following the people in front is definitely right", they turned back and brought out two animal skins.

With all the people preparing so much, the things they had to bring were not few.

But this is not a big problem. After the two brothers Hua and Xiu turned into beasts, they could carry a lot of things. Besides, there were other beast-shaped orcs in the Aludulu tribe who were good at carrying things. They could share the burden and carry all the luggage.

So it took almost an hour to prepare and distribute, and the orcs of the entire Aludulu tribe really set off in a mighty manner.

Ji Cheng was the leader at the front of the team, and because he did not have a beast form, Hua directly let Ji Cheng sit on his back.

Looking from a distance, his image suddenly became taller.

Because this was the migration of the entire tribe, everyone's speed was not very fast. Ji Cheng and his team had walked for two days before, but this time it took five days for the large group to reach the cliff.

During this period, Ji Cheng's nerves became more and more tense, because even though they had gradually distanced themselves from Dulu Mountain, he could still feel the restlessness of the spiritual power between heaven and earth, and even this restlessness was slowly increasing with the passage of time.

However, even though he knew the situation, Ji Cheng had no way to do anything.

After all, the large group was already trying their best to migrate. If they continued to speed up, someone would definitely be left behind, not to mention the possibility of wild beasts attacking the team after the chaos.

Although this small world had sufficient spiritual energy, his body was destined to be unable to practice. Without the ability of spiritual energy to move mountains and fill the sea, how could he fight against the natural power of a small world?

If it was a fight with someone, it would be fine. Even if he was powerless, Ji Cheng was confident that he could survive from death with his wisdom. However, the world was ruthless. When he encountered earthquakes and volcanoes, which were difficult for human power to resist, he felt helpless.

Ji Cheng didn't like this feeling of being out of control, and the volcanic eruption was imminent, which made him feel worse.

Can they complete this migration smoothly?

For the first time, Ji Cheng couldn't give a definite answer.

He was holding something in his heart, and his face became more and more stinky.

Aludulu and the others didn't know what Ji Cheng was thinking about these days, but they were frightened by Ji Cheng's face and silently quickened their pace.

After five days of running around, everyone finally arrived in front of the cliff.

Ling, who was guarding the cave below, heard the noise and came up. Seeing that it was Ji Cheng and his friends, he breathed a sigh of relief and helped guide other tribesmen down the vine ladder.

There are many people in the Aludulu tribe, and there is only one vine ladder. Even if the hunting team leader Xin has taken some members into the forest to urgently build another one, the speed of everyone passing through this cliff will undoubtedly be quite slow.

Therefore, for safety reasons, the order of the orcs passing through the vine ladder was carefully arranged - Hua and others who went down with Ji Cheng were first, followed by some members of the hunting team, and the orcs in the tribe who had no combat power and needed care were placed in the middle, with combat power members protecting them above and below.

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Ji Cheng and Lin, as commanders, left with the remaining young and strong orcs.

Unfortunately, among the orcs who left behind, there happened to be those who did not get along with Ji Cheng.

Although these young orcs followed the main force in the principle of "if everyone else has left, let's go too", they were also reluctant to accept Ji Cheng, so they kept walking slowly and were quite uncooperative in their actions.

Under such circumstances, it was no surprise that these young orcs were left at the end. Ji Cheng and Lin arranged the order based on the principle of proximity, so naturally they had to join Ji Cheng in the rear.

The team in front went down in a relatively orderly manner. Ji Cheng and Lin helped to watch from above. After all the orcs in front reached the ground, they went down the vine ladder with the rear team one after another.

Then these orcs who didn't get along with Ji Cheng started to fight.

"Hey," one of the orcs said sarcastically, "Ji, why are you the last one to go?"

"Yes," another orc agreed, "Ji, you don't have the beast form, if you want to cover us, can you protect us?"

Ji Cheng has been in a bad mood these days, and a crossroads appeared on his forehead when he heard it, and then he smiled and looked at the troublemakers: "That makes sense, why don't we switch, I go in front, and you guys cover the back?"

He looked at the two who said the most fiercely: "You are the last? Or are you the last?"

The two young orcs are used to being sarcastic, and they didn't expect Ji Cheng to answer their questions so directly this time. For a moment, you look at me and I look at you, and then you find:... none of them want to be the last one to go down.

Ji Cheng's impatient voice came again: "What? Haven't you chosen yet? Do you want me to help you?"

Although he said "help", for some reason the two orcs heard a meaning of "Do you want me to kick you down?" For a moment, the two of them were terrified and climbed down the vine ladder without daring to say a word.

The orcs who stayed behind were all very agile, and with Ji Cheng's words of "help" at the back, everyone's efficiency was even higher. Soon, everyone in front had gone down the vine ladder, and Ji Cheng, as the real last person, went down with Lin on another vine ladder next to him.

Lin walked a little earlier than Ji Cheng, and when Ji Cheng was still in the middle of the vine ladder, he saw Lin had reached the ground. At this time, most of the orcs had entered the cave, and only a few, such as the few who were dissatisfied with Ji Cheng just now, were still hanging around outside.

In this way, everyone is safe, right?

When Ji Cheng thought to himself, he heard a loud noise in the distance.

The orcs obviously didn't know what happened, and those who were still outside looked up blankly, obviously confused about what happened.

Ji Cheng's mental power was much faster than his physical consciousness. He instantly let go of the vine ladder in his hand and slid down at an extremely fast speed, while shouting to the bottom: "Everyone enter the cave!!"