Quick Transmigration: Reversing the Life of a Cannon Fodder Female Supporting Character

"Hmm." The falcon hunter did not stop in the hunting area, but flew low and directly over them, heading straight for the tiger tribe.

The two orcs below asked in confusion, "Hey, what's that tied to that eagle's belly?"

"It smells like a female."

"Impossible. The news from the Eagle Clan says he's a crippled orc. What female would form a bond with him?"

"Maybe he found it," the orc said casually.

"impossible,"

The orc about to object suddenly stopped. Orcs have an extremely keen sense of smell; there must be a female among them. But how could a male orc wandering the wilderness have a female? Maybe he really did find her.

"Could he be planning to bring a female to live in our tribe?" The two orcs hunting together had already formed a bond with the same female. They had no curiosity about other females and chatted as they continued searching for prey that their mates wanted to eat.

"Really? The Eagle Clan tribe is great too, why doesn't he go back to his own tribe?"

"Who knows? Maybe the female wanted to come."

The Tiger Clan's territory was located on a large flat area, with tents made of various animal skins and leaves scattered far apart. Further away, some orcs could be seen moving about on the mountains behind.

"They live in tents?"

"When it's not cold, we live in tents. When it gets cold, we move back to the caves behind the mountain. Some orcs who haven't formed a bond are too lazy to bother and just sleep outside when it's hot, without setting up tents."

"What if it gets windy?" In the original owner's memory, there were some very strong winds. Wouldn't such a simply set-up tent be blown away?

Eagle Hunter shook his head directly: "I don't know. I've never been to the Tiger Tribe when the wind was blowing. But if our treehouses are blown away, we Eagle Tribe members just build another one."

Ye was actually looking forward to what he would say after the pause, but who knew he would blurt out, "Let's build another one."

"What about the things inside? Don't you want them anymore?" After asking, he realized that there didn't seem to be any valuable fixed assets. The prey was hunted every day, and the stone pots and bowls were things that orcs could dig out easily. The most valuable things were some animal hides, but they didn't seem to be too rare.

"There's not much. The thick animal hides are all stored in the caves. We have plenty of thin animal hides, but once they're gone, they're gone. The fire is guarded day and night by people sent by the tribe."

Alright, people in this world don't have much fixed assets.

In the time it takes to say a few words, the falcon landed in front of the tribe, and Ye also came out of the cloth bag on his chest and stood on the ground.

The tiger-tribe orcs quickly surrounded them: "Eagle tribe, here to trade salt again?"

"Female? A human female? You've formed a bond?"

"Orcs going to live with humans?" The tone of the question was one of utter astonishment. No orc would choose to live in a human tribe. In this world, orcs held a higher status than humans. There was also the practical issue of top hunters like the Eagle Clan, whose individual hunting achievements were equivalent to half a tribe's. Could they really expect them to support half a tribe? Especially during the cold season, when humans couldn't go out hunting, orcs couldn't just stand by and watch their mates' tribesmen starve to death.

Therefore, orcs will not live in human tribes, and the chieftains of human tribes will not want to take in an orc who cannot be controlled.

Ye Luoluo spoke up generously: "No, Eagle Hunter didn't go to the human tribe, and I don't live in the tribe either."

"Ah? So you're coming to our Tiger Clan tribe? You haven't formed a bond with this Eagle Clan member yet, have you? Are you planning to bring this Eagle Clan member here?" A series of questions were asked by a single beastman. Beast Clan females were his first choice, but since no beast Clan females were interested in him, human females were also an option.

"I'm not here to join the Tiger Clan. I'm here with Eagle Hunter to trade for salt."

"The Eagle Clan has its own salt mountains, why do you come to our Tiger Clan to trade salt?"

"Because we don't live among the Eagle Clan either."

Not among humans, not among eagles, but among tigers to trade for salt.

"You live alone?" The tone was one of utter disbelief.

It's not that no orcs live alone, especially top hunters; some prefer to be alone. But no orc dares to live with a delicate human female.

An older-looking orc sternly rebuked the falcon hunter: "You eagles have gone too far! It's one thing to roam freely, but to abduct females? Do you know how dangerous that is?"

Eagle Hunter: "No, it's that Ye doesn't like living in the tribe, I..."

"Human females don't understand, and neither do you? You, an orc, have no way of fully protecting her." The older orc sternly rebuked Falcon Hunter, then spoke to Ye in a tone that was as gentle as possible but commanding: "Your name is Ye, right? It's dangerous outside. Come to our tribe. My female is also human, and she's living very well in the Tiger Clan."

"No need. I don't want to be bullied in the tribe. First of all, I was living alone outside when I met Eagle Hunter, and then I kidnapped him," Ye said frankly.

"Females are protected; who would bully a female?"

"The shaman has decreed that I am infertile. The human tribes will not accept me, and as for the beast tribes, I'm sorry, I don't want to live a life of inferiority." Too lazy to beat around the bush, she directly explained her situation.

The orc was silent for a moment: "But outside, one orc really can't protect you."

She didn't refute this, because the incident of being injured and poisoned last time was still vivid in her mind. In the first few days after she arrived, perhaps because she was under novice protection, she really didn't encounter any dangerous wild beasts, which made her a little overconfident. She thought that she could live on her own by relying on the emergency shelter of the space and the advanced weapons. When she encountered real danger, she realized that death could happen in an instant and there was no time to react. She could only enter the space for one hour each day, but she couldn't guarantee that she would only encounter one danger a day.

"Anyway, neither Eagle Hunter nor I want to live. We'll just die whenever we want," Ye said with a defiant attitude. She was here to carry out a mission, while the original owner's mission was only three words: survive. She wasn't sure if she had completed her mission yet.

As for the falcon hunter, before he met her, he would not leave when he saw the tribes migrating, which meant he was just waiting to die.

This left the usually stern orc speechless.

"You won't trade the love fruit for salt?" Ye took out a net bag woven from vines, inside which was a large wooden bowl, with bright red little fruits faintly visible.

This item had been in her space for a while, but she took it out when she was nearing the Tiger Clan tribe.

"Change, change, change," several younger orcs who had formed sworn bonds with the older orc chimed in.

"I want a leather bag of salt," Ye said, patting the wooden bowl.

The unit of measurement in this world is a leather bag, which is said to be made from the skin of a beast similar to a crocodile. This beast, once it grows two fangs, has a skin that is always the same size regardless of its size.