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

"Grandpa, Chieftain, don't worry."

With a smile, Ji Shi said, "I feel pretty good right now, and this breakthrough went very smoothly."

Upon hearing this, the two old men visibly breathed a sigh of relief.

For a documentary, if one were to rely solely on oneself to break through to the second tier without using secret techniques, it would naturally require time to slowly expend energy.

But with the system in place, there's naturally no need to worry about such things.

For him, breaking through to the second tier was a natural progression.

"This time our tribe has three second-tier combatants!" The old chieftain beamed with joy.

"There are clearly four," the documentary corrected.

To everyone's surprise, the old patriarch chuckled and patted Ji Shan beside him, saying, "This old fellow and I can only be considered half of them."

"After all, the two of us can handle first-tier wild beasts and demons without much trouble, but dealing with second-tier ones will be a bit difficult. We can only be assistants, and there's no future for us. You and Si Bao will have to take care of things from now on!"

For a moment, the documentary team was at a loss for words.

Ji Shan, standing to the side, had a face as black as the bottom of a pot.

"In my opinion, Little Stone, you should just take on the role of chieftain as well, so you can better control our tribe in the future."

The old patriarch brought up the old story again, mentioning that he was a second-tier martial artist before and needed him to fill in the gaps.

Now that Ji Shi has advanced to the second tier, there's naturally no need for him to come anymore.

Upon hearing this, Ji Shi's expression gradually became serious: "Grandpa Clan Chief, you must not mention this matter again!"

When Ji Shi suddenly became serious, both the old clan chief and Ji Shan were taken aback.

Then they heard Ji Shi continue, "The two elders should have heard that the Huanshan tribe is going to be merged into our tribe!"

The two nodded.

"Our tribe will grow larger and larger in the future, and the population will increase. Although the wilderness is dangerous, it is related to our interests and we will not do anything to harm the tribe. But you two should also know that as the population gradually increases, people's thoughts will gradually change."

"At this point, for example, we need to divide power and check each other. We can't let the tribe become a one-man show. In addition to the chief and the guardian, we also need to appoint some elders who are actually in charge."

"Otherwise, we can keep things under control while we're still alive, but once we're dead, who knows what kind of chaos the tribe will descend into if we encounter a not-so-wise leader!"

The two fell silent as they listened to the documentary.

It must be said that the documentary makes a lot of sense.

Obviously.

This was something the other party had already thought about, but only brought up now.

At this moment, the documentary writer could only sigh silently in his heart.

If possible, he naturally hopes that the tribe's atmosphere can remain the same as before, with everyone united and overcoming difficulties together.

But developing the tribe is almost impossible.

Because they need to recruit members from other tribes.

Documentary writing always understands one principle.

When the environment is dangerous, humans can become each other's strongest support and most reliable teammates.

But when the environment is comfortable, the human race will find ways to fight among themselves.

This rule applies even in the Great Wilderness.

Therefore, it is necessary to decentralize power, at least to transform large-scale internal strife or purges into a balance of power.

"What if someone emerges later who can hold all the power in their hands?"

Ji Shan suddenly spoke up and asked.

Ji Shi was slightly taken aback, clearly not expecting his grandfather to have considered things so far ahead!

But soon, he smiled slightly and said, "This is a good thing. Either he will lead the tribe to become stronger, or the tribe will perish in his hands."

"Regardless of the method, it is an excellent outcome for Mizube Atobe."

"Isn't that right, Grandpa?"

……

The story of the official advancement to a second-tier wizard spread throughout the entire Jishi Water Department with almost no publicity.

Everyone was happy when they heard the news.

But after thinking about it carefully, they felt a deep sense of shock.

After all, if they remembered correctly, Ji Shi was still a while away from her eighteenth birthday!

A second-tier wizard who is not yet eighteen!

Thinking of this, everyone felt a sense of pride.

After all, a strong documentary team means a strong tribe, and a strong tribe means they are strong!

The old patriarch then generously ordered another banquet.

The number of participants was large, including even the slaves of the Ancient Yuan tribe.

Looking at the bright red wild fruits and the wild beasts roasting over the campfire, these people couldn't help but swallow hard.

At that moment, they all felt as if they were in a dream.

Compared to their previous days in the Ancient Plains, life in the Trace Stone Water Village was simply paradise!

Of course, during the party, almost everyone came up to toast the documentary.

After a round of shooting, even the documentary team felt somewhat helpless.

After all, the current Jishi Shuibu has nearly six hundred people!

After eating and drinking to one's heart's content.

The documentary team returned to the stone house and slept until the sun was high in the sky.

Although he was a second-tier wizard, he could go without sleep for days and nights without any problems.

However, to maintain peak performance at all times, sufficient sleep is essential.

Then, Ji Shi took out [Great Fireball] and [Great Iceball] and immediately chose to use them.

As for that [Enchanting] card...

Although it belongs to the category of control magic, it doesn't really fit him.

Instantly, countless pieces of relevant knowledge flashed through his mind.

He then mentally calculated the resources that could increase his combat strength.

And what will happen next with the Traceyite Water Department?

Given the current strength of the Jishi Water Tribe, it is clearly not a wise choice to start a war with the three tribes in the west that possess third-tier sacrificial spirits.

However, we could explore the west during our next hunt.

After all, knowing yourself and your enemy is the key to victory in every battle. If you can encounter a tribe of second-tier spirit masters, you can use them to practice your skills.

The documentary actually has a very clear understanding of the current situation.

Although the Mizube region of the Tekishi River appears to be thriving.

However, if the rumors are true, and there is a fourth-tier wild beast in Mangshan, then the Jishi Water Tribe is in danger of being wiped out at any time.

It doesn't even require fourth-tier wild beasts.

A single Tier 3 wild beast could wipe out the current Jishi Water Tribe.

Therefore, based on the documentary, it seems highly likely that the tribe needed to migrate.

But where to migrate to is also a very important matter.

To the north is Mangshan Mountain, to the west is the Jiling tribe, and the situation to the east is unclear, but it is highly likely that there are several powerful cannibal tribes there.

To the south lies the Crimson Flame Tribe.

Although the Crimson Flame Tribe is a pure human race, their specific situation is unclear, as is their attitude towards other pure human races.

Moreover, the migration might attract extremely powerful wild beasts.

This is the Great Wilderness.

Any wild beast, tribe, or demon could lead to total annihilation!

Just as the documentary was pondering these things, there was a knock on the door, and Shuihe's low voice echoed inside the stone house.

"Master Shoutiao, Tianqing has arrived with his men, saying they have important matters to report!"

Sky blue?

The documentary was slightly taken aback.

An image of a middle-aged or elderly person flashed into my mind—the one who sacrificed himself to ensure the survival of a small portion of the tribe.

"Take me to see it."

The documentary team stood up and walked outside with Shuihe.