My tribe has been invincible for thirty years of gacha pulls.

Upon hearing this news, the scene fell silent once again, and everyone stared blankly at the documentary, seemingly trying to confirm the truth of what the other party said.

However, they all knew in their hearts that Ji Shi would never lie to them about something like this.

This caused their gazes to constantly shift.

"What I mean is that Mangshan is a place that is easy to defend and difficult to attack. Even if people from other places come to our area later, even if people from other places want to harm our tribe, we can at least occupy a favorable geographical position."

In fact, given Ji Shi's prestige in the tribe, even if he made the decision directly, no one would say anything. But as mentioned before, the tribe cannot be turned into a one-man show by him.

If others are dissatisfied with this policy, they should raise their concerns promptly; otherwise, problems will inevitably arise sooner or later.

On the surface, documentary makes simple things complicated, but in reality, it eliminates potential problems.

"Our Jishi tribe agrees to this migration." Shi Peng, who had been waiting, saw that Ji Shi had persuaded most of the elders and was the first to vote in favor.

"Our Water Trace Department agrees too!" Water Snail chimed in, expressing its stance.

Shan Shuo also agreed.

The elders unanimously voted in favor, and the meeting ended with the elders passing the resolution without question.

Finally, everyone turned their attention to the old patriarch who had remained silent throughout.

"I have a question." Seeing that everyone's eyes were on him, the old patriarch slowly spoke.

"If our tribe migrates, what will happen to the ancestral temple and the spatial rift?"

Upon hearing the old clan leader's question, everyone was taken aback again, and all turned their gazes toward the documentary.

When the Huanshan tribe incorporated its ancestral temple, it was because the Jishishui tribe already had an ancestral temple, and all that was needed was to hold a sacrificial ceremony and then move the ancestral tablet.

However, the migration of Tsurugi Mizube this time could not have been like that.

According to the records in the Trace Stone Water Section, normally, if one wanted to migrate, a small-scale sacrificial ceremony should be held to request permission from the ancestors. Only after obtaining their consent could an ancestral temple be built at the destination, and another small-scale sacrificial ceremony be held there to comfort the ancestors.

Finally, a medium-sized sacrificial ceremony is held back at the tribe before the relocation of the tribe's ancestral temple can begin.

"There's no need for anyone to worry about these two things. I've already chosen the location for the ancestral temple..."

At this point, Ji Shi hesitated for a moment, but finally spoke up: "If nothing unexpected happens, that place was very likely the ancestral temple of our Jishi Water Tribe."

After these words were spoken, the scene fell silent, eventually eliciting gasps from the crowd.

"What does this mean, Master Shoutiao?! Our ancestral temple?!"

"Could that be our tribe's ancestral temple from before our migration? The key point is that our tribe's records don't mention it in Mangshan!"

"What exactly happened to Master Shoutiao during his trip to Mangshan? How did he manage to find the old site of our tribe?!"

Hearing the questions from the crowd, Ji Shi could only sigh: "I'm just guessing, it's not certain yet... but one of Xiao Yong's ancestors was indeed the guardian of that place."

Upon hearing this, Shi Xiaoyong, who had been drowsy, instantly perked up and stared blankly at the documentary.

He knew the illusory figure was his ancestor, but did he have that many ancestors?

Not only him, but even Shi Peng was full of surprise.

However, seeing that the documentary didn't intend to explain further, he didn't ask any more questions.

After hearing the account, the others looked at each other, their eyes filled with shock.

Fortunately, they didn't ask any further questions.

The documentary, however, tells a different story.

"Regarding that senior, I estimate that he wouldn't oppose the migration, and in some ways, he might even be happy to see us doing so."

After all, the destination of the documentary was the other party's ancestral temple.

That is, the stone hall in the core area of ​​Mangshan.

Although it might cause people to reminisce over seeing the object, the documentary suggests that the other party would be quite happy to do so.

As for whether this spatial rift can be moved, the documentary feels that it is highly likely.

Having been in contact with the illusory figure for so long, the documentary team believed they understood it fairly well.

The other party could not possibly have sealed themselves in this spatial rift; they must have left themselves a way to move.

After hearing the account, the old clan chief nodded and agreed to the migration.

It wasn't that the old clan chief was contradicting Ji Shi; in fact, he had already conspired with Ji Shi. After all, when Ji Shi decided to migrate, he naturally approached the old clan chief first.

The latter was simply to fill in the gaps in everyone's questions, thus making the migration go more smoothly.

News of the migration quickly began to spread throughout the tribe.

Many people naturally didn't understand this migration, since in this vast wilderness, migration, to some extent, meant instability, and this instability could very well lead to significant losses for the tribe.

To everyone else, the tribe's life was already good and stable, so why bother with the thankless task of migrating?

While they greatly admire documentary films, they won't blindly follow them, which is exactly what documentary films want to see.

After all, only by being able to think independently can the tribe become better and better, and only then can the tribe be better developed.

If you just listen to documentaries and become a puppet, what's the difference between you and the slaves in cannibal tribes?

Many tribal members knew that Ji Shi was very busy and did not want to question his decisions, so they naturally did not ask him.

They chose to ask the elders who had participated in the council of elders.

For a moment, all twenty-odd elders felt a headache coming on.

After all, the Tsushima Mizubu has nearly two thousand people!

Fortunately, the tribe has its own management system, with many elders telling stories to their subordinates, who then tell stories to those below them.

If they still have questions, these clansmen will come to ask the elders in person.

Soon, discussions about the migration were rampant throughout the tribe.

The order had been thoroughly given, but the next day, Ji Shi announced something else that caused a stir throughout the entire tribe.

That is to record a large-scale sacrificial ceremony that is about to be held.

The offerings for this ceremony had actually been prepared long ago, but had not been used until now.

This time, the killing of the old white tiger, the annihilation of the allied forces of the third-tier cannibal tribe, and Si Bao's advancement to the fourth tier—each of these events is enough to warrant a large-scale sacrifice.

The documentary depicts a white fox carrying a bag of foul language, dressed in a sacrificial robe, with an expressionless face.

Having already had the opportunity to participate in a large-scale sacrificial ceremony, this documentary was naturally a matter of practice making perfect.

The system's electronic voice quickly echoed in the documentary's mind.

[Host has completed a large-scale ritual and has been awarded 8 card draw chances!]

[Host has completed a large-scale sacrificial ceremony, gaining 2 designated attempts!]

[The host sacrificed demons to gain a Tier 3 skill card: Charm!]