The animal companion I chose for the "Green Light Tribe" was the "Wild Bull Demon", a creature that stood on two legs, had blue skin, was slightly humanoid, and looked like an upright cow in general.

The attributes of the wild bull demon are "4,4,3",In a position where there is more than enough to be lower than the top.,Low-level "twisting creatures" and "small eggshells" are obviously useless.,And the shape of "boot cat" and "tarsiers" is too weird.

The other two creatures that were considered were the "2,2,2" stat and the Spiked Porcupine with a ranged attack, and the "3,0,3" stat which supported the extremely fast Sonic Bird, but were eventually abandoned due to their limited applicability due to their ability to only be used in combat.

Because Midori is a vegetarian and doesn't eat meat, the Bull Demon can be used as an animal or a mount, and if you use the "Elite Template" for it, it will most likely become the "Bull Demon King".

[Isn't it 'Kane Bloodhoof'? The stupid system complained.

Kane fought the tiger, and both father and son died.

'Is it strung into some other game?' ’

[Who made your architectural style like that, and it's both orc and minotaur.] 】

'Remember the names of people's races, Green Light and Bull Demon. ’

[Okay, orcs, minotaurs.] 】

While chatting with the stupid system, I was also working on the interface of the Horde phase.

In the resource bar below, the original "DNA points" have become "food", and the icon in front of the number has also changed from a green double helix to a cyan apple, which is currently 200 units of food, and I don't know how it is calculated.

In addition, there are two additional resource symbols next to the "Food" symbol, namely "Wood" and "Stone", each with a quantity of 50, which is relatively small compared to food that is directly converted from DNA points.

Since these three attributes are particularly familiar, I feel that as long as there is another "gold", you can play Age of Empires.

[Gold is a 'luxury' resource, which has no meaning in the tribal phase, so it will not be displayed, and will only be useful after the 'currency' technology has been researched in the civilization phase.] The stupid system actually responded to my complaint in a serious manner.

In other words, if a gold mine is discovered, it needs to be protected by troops in advance? ’

[Although the rare resources of each planet are different, there is no problem in doing so, and you can also keep an eye out for 'gems', 'sulfur', 'mercury', and 'crystals' when you find them.] 】

‘…… Are you really in some other game? ’

――――

At this time, the "zero green light" ...... Oh, maybe it's time to call it "Chief Greenlight".

It was dressed in a bark coat, a foliage skirt, and a vine belt that I had designed, and it had poked a charred stick at one end of a hard-shelled fruit that resembled a coconut, and had dug out a few holes that looked like "screams", and it didn't know who it was trying to scare.

The chief was speaking to the "captain" and "juniors" and other tribesmen of all sizes in the completed tribal chamber.

The content, of course, is "WAAAGH! and "WAAAGH! ”

As always, I don't understand the specific meaning, and I can only look at the bubbles above its head.

- A bonfire burning in the middle of a tribal village.

- A green light retrieved a torch from the campfire.

- Several green lights each held their torches and walked out of the village.

'Hmm...... The meaning of this GIF is ......'

[Brother, don't you pass the fire? 】

'Whatever you want, let's go to the map!' ’

In the council chamber, only the bubbles on the head of the "Chief of the Green Light" were the GIF just now, while almost all the other bubbles on the top of the head of the Green Light showed the Chief waving the "Scepter" and giving a speech, apparently listening carefully.

After a few more moments of waiting, the bubble on the top of the green head of the "Little Follower" changed to a pattern of "take torches from the campfire", it looked left and right, turned to leave the hall, and walked towards the campfire in the middle of several tribal buildings, and then, not only did it take the torch from the campfire, but also took some of the food that was placed next to it, and then it raised the lit torch and staggered out of the tribe.

And the food on my interface has been reduced from 200 to 150.

This...... Production farmers to explore the way?

“WAAAGH！”

While I was wondering what was going on, Chief Greenlight began shouting in the council chamber again, this time with a bubble above his head of a "Greenlight" holding a stick and attacking "Mr. Rough Fish".

“WAAAGH！” “WAAAGH！” “WA！” Unsurprisingly, the image received a unanimous response from the green lights, and the bubbles above their heads almost instantly turned into fancy beatings up to "Mr. Rough Fish", regardless of size.

At the same moment, one of the loudest "orc" level green lights walked out of the council hall with his head held high, entered the barracks, picked up a wooden stick and shouted, and the food on my side was reduced by another 100 to 50.

It's really a real-time strategy, the peasants explore the way, and then build the initial army to deal with the initial enemy, so it seems that the wisdom of this chief is okay?

It's true that I've been exposed to it, and the next step should be to create new farmers to collect resources, right?

“WAAAGH！”

As I guessed, the next bubble in Chief Green depicts a Green Light collecting plant fruits and stacking them around a campfire.

Obviously, this kind of technical operation is not immediately understood by the green lights compared to combat, and the chief takes the trouble to explain it again and again, until the bubble above the head of one of the "captain-level green lights" turns into a picture of collecting fruits.

And just as the "green light" who understood it was about to leave the council chamber to do something, a small but crisp voice stopped it from moving.

"Click."

A green light who did not participate in the discussion passed by the campfire, took a fruit and nibbled on it.

The amount of food is 50→49.

The "green light" that was about to step out of the council chamber froze there.

"Click, click", the green light who was eating didn't seem to feel anything wrong, nibbled on two more mouthfuls of fruit, and waved to the green light in the council hall with his arm that didn't hold the fruit.

Click, click, two "little followers of the green light" each holding a bundle of branches came over, and after putting down the branches, they naturally took a fruit and gnawed it.

Wood 50→60, food 49→47.

So...... In addition to the "construction fee", each unit has to pay an additional "maintenance fee" periodically?

[Otherwise? It is not reasonable to think that the situation where others work hard and die without eating or drinking only pays the recruitment fee. 】

I don't know if it's right or not, but just looking at the chief's confused face, I know that I can't be the shopkeeper again this time. ’

[Congratulations, congratulations. 】

Ignoring the stupid system for now, I just drew a box to frame the two "lumberjacks" - you guys go collect food for me now!