"Guys, there's enough people here, it's time to open the door!"

Kumar had just exchanged a few words with the people of the Red Mastiff tribe when Podoska on the other side spoke aloud.

"Podoska, you're deceiving people too much!" Before everyone could react, Kumar was the first to scold. Not only him, but all the people of the two tribes of wind owls and red mastiffs were all unkind, glaring angrily at Podoska, the initiator.

Seeing Kumar's angry appearance, Podoska showed an expression of "I am bullying you, what can you do to me", but his mouth was pretending to be surprised: "Kurzaha, where do you start with this, I just want to complete the trial one step earlier, how can I bully people?"

"Where are you asking knowingly!" Kumar gritted his teeth, "According to the rules, you must wait for the last person to arrive to rest before you can carry out the ceremony of opening the gate, and now that the red mastiff tribe has just arrived, you can't wait to urge, and its heart can be punished!"

"Rules? Why haven't I heard of Dabi having such a rule? Well, since you said that this is a rule, can you please introduce me to such a rule?"

He was full of anger, but after listening to Podosca's question, Kumar opened his mouth and was speechless.

Although in the past, every time the gates of hell were opened, everyone would allow the last person to rest for a while, but this was just some kind of habit that everyone followed, and Tribe Tabi really didn't have such a clear code, so even if he knew that Podoska was arguing with words, Kumar just couldn't think of a reason to refute it.

Podosca's side didn't make sense, and Kumar had to look elsewhere for a breakthrough. But looking around, all the people who looked at them turned their heads one by one, and it was clear that none of them seemed to have any intention of standing up for the two tribes of wind owls and red mastiffs.

Kumar couldn't help but feel a pang of sadness, both for the current situation and for the status of his tribe. Since when did the Wind Owl, one of the strongest tribes in the prairie, fall to this point?

Although no one came forward, because of Podosca's persecution, the originally calm lawn began to become noisy, and various tribes were whispering.

When Kumar asked for help before, the only one who didn't avoid his gaze was Amir's giant bear tribe. However, Kumar also knew that the Giant Bear Tribe would not help, and although their eyes met, they did not speak, so as not to embarrass both parties.

At this time, the giant bear tribe is also divided into two factions, one faction thinks that Podosca's move is a bit too much, no matter how hostile, everyone is the same steppe people, should not be so forced, the other faction feels that Podoska's move is to win the position of the grass lord of the effort, everyone knows that the wind owl tribe has the help of the red mastiff tribe, the victory rate has been greatly improved, in order to ensure the smooth progress of the plan, it is essential to weaken the role of the red mastiff tribe.

The two sides were about the same number of people, and no one could convince anyone, and the quarrel was endless.

"Amir, can you tell me which side of us is right?" After a while, unable to argue between right and wrong, one of the Giant Bear tribesmen opened his mouth for Amir, who had not spoken, to judge. As the leader of this giant bear tribe, Amir's opinion is still quite important.

was questioned by name, and Amir couldn't continue to be silent, so he had to say what he thought: "You are all right, and you are not right. ”

Despite his respect for Amir, it was clear that this muddy answer was not satisfactory, and everyone demanded that he be ugly.

Amir didn't take the arguments of several people to heart, and continued: "From the standpoint of the Frostwolf Tribe, it is true that the Red Mastiff Tribe's help to the Wind Owl Tribe should be weakened as much as possible, which Podoska has done is understandable, but it is disgraceful to take this method. ”

"As you said, no matter how hostile the two sides are, everyone is a steppe person, and they shouldn't be forced to force each other like this. What's more, there is no bitter hatred between the frost wolf tribe and the red mastiff tribe. Just to weaken its effect, using such a means has no positive effect at all, except for making the Red Mastiff tribe more hostile to the frostwolf tribe. ”

"Don't you look at the other tribes who haven't opened their mouths to intercede for the Wind Owl Tribe, but in their hearts, they must have lowered their senses for the Frostwolf Tribe at this moment, and even those of us who are allies feel that Podoska is a bit excessive, let alone others? ”

"And I deduce that Podoska's actions were absolutely his own private decision, and absolutely contrary to the explanation given by Patriarch Muhandil before leaving. When talking about Muhantil, Amir's face showed respect, "If you follow the style of the Muhantil patriarch, not only will you not embarrass the Red Mastiff tribe, but you will even shush the cold and ask for warmth." Podosca's ...... It's really a little bit of a childishness. ”

In fact, as Amir had guessed, it was indeed a temporary initiative of Podoska to embarrass the Red Mastiff tribe, without consulting anyone beforehand.

Not only that, Muhantil even repeatedly instructed before leaving that the Wind Owl tribe and its allies could be suppressed and made to make them withdraw from Dabi during the Dabi process, but they must not be deliberately embarrassed. As for why this was done, I did not elaborate.

And the reason why Podoska did this was naturally because of his hatred for the Windlord tribe.

However, this hatred of his was different from that of other frostwolf tribesmen.

Bodoska's father was one of the few people who took the lead in opposing Muhantil's order to be promoted to patriarch, but as a result, Muhantil was eliminated by extreme means.

However, Muhantir did not do that kind of thing, because his situation at that time was like walking a tightrope, and if he was not careful, he would be doomed, and it was barely reasonable to kill his opponents who disagreed, after all, his original intention was to strengthen the tribe, but if it caused harm to his family, I am afraid that all the tribesmen would stand up against his rule. Second, Muhantil was conceited, even if he left Podoska and the others, they would not be able to make much waves in their own hands, so they showed mercy to his subordinates.

As for Podoska, Muhandil not only did not guard against him because of his father, but even deliberately cultivated him, otherwise as a family member of a sinner, he would not have achieved what he is today, let alone served as the leader of this big competition.

As Muhandil had predicted, Podoska grew up not only without the slightest desire to rebel against him, but even became an ardent supporter of him.

However, the revenge of killing his father is not something that can be forgotten, for Muhantil, Podoska is both respectful and fearful, and he can't afford to take revenge, and the hatred can't help but vent, so Bodoska transferred his hatred to the wind owl tribe.

It is this sick heart that makes Podoska act so unreasonably.