On my second playthrough, they were full of malice towards me.

The dragon girl's body trembled slightly, and even her eyes flashed purple for a moment. After all, she would never forget this taste. It was the best and most memorable porridge she had ever tasted in her life, the porridge given to her by Lord Ash.

Possible

"Did you make this porridge?" The dragon girl looked up and asked the cat girl next to her seriously.

"Yes, wh...what happened?"

"Where did you learn to make this porridge?"

"It's not that I learned it. Actually, it's because Lord Liao Ji makes it for me to drink every day, so I drank too much of it and wondered if I could make it too!"

Ah Xue scratched her head sheepishly, but when she recalled the happy time she spent in the Sealed City when Liao Ji bought her, her face lit up with an unconcealable happiness in front of the Dragon Girl.

Jiu You: "."

When Long Niang immediately turned her gaze to a young man at the front, Liao Ji coughed rapidly, forgetting even to finish his porridge, and quickly changed the subject.

"Well, uh! Let's hurry up and continue the meeting while we eat. I mentioned before that I wanted to redistribute your responsibilities. First, there's you, Xiyun. From now on, you'll be in charge of the revolutionary army's ideological work. It's very simple and easy to understand; it boils down to four words: food and lodging provided! Whether it's internally or with new allies or new revolutionary army members, you need to instill this deeply ingrained idea: once you join us, you'll definitely get food and lodging provided! Also..."

Liao Ji waved to 86, and then the maid handed some architectural blueprints that had been prepared to Xi Yun, who was still a little confused. These were selected by Liao Ji, relying on 86's zero database, and were the absolute all-purpose special buildings of the subhuman race that he had used in his early days five hundred years ago, which were both economical in materials and easy to use.

Giving these to Xiyun means that what used to take twenty pieces of wood to build a small, dilapidated hut for a few people can now be built for dozens with only ten pieces of wood. Both efficiency and quality have doubled. After learning these blueprints, the Revolutionary Army will definitely not have to worry about housing, and it will even be able to significantly improve its living conditions.

As for the remaining food, this had to be handled from both sides. Liao Ji first assigned Hu Jiu, who was most familiar with the wild forest environment, to be the hunting and gathering team. Then, based on his memory from the game, he wrote a long list of useful food materials and asked Hu Jiu to bring back as many similar items as possible, which he would then review carefully later.

And the last remaining mountain was responsible for training.

"Lord Liao Ji, I also want to contribute to the revolution and help train everyone." As if it were the perfect moment, Long Niang suddenly raised her hand.

"Huh!? Is Sister Xiaoyou an instructor?" The cat girl sitting next to her was immediately surprised.

"Yes."

After nodding to Ah Xue, and receiving Ah Xue's admiring gaze, the Dragon Maiden earnestly addressed the petite kitten in front of her, whose breasts barely reached her chest:

"I think you're perfect for practicing swordsmanship."

"Huh!? Me...me?" Ah Xue looked confused and surprised.

"That's right. I see you have exceptional talent and remarkable physique; you're definitely a good candidate for sword training, so..."

"Come on, let me try practicing my sword skills with you."

Chapter 108 So, am I the chief now?

Inside the Tribal Forest, four figures were moving through the trees. It was Liao Ji and his group. The extra one was naturally the Dragon Girl. Liao Ji was naturally reluctant to part with Ah Xue. No! He was reluctant to part with Jiu You, who was working so hard and helping to train the soldiers.

So Liao Ji quickly led everyone to set off ahead of time. They are now heading to the Terror Lizard Clan according to the location given by hope Yun.

You can see a flag from a distance, depicting a ferocious giant lizard with its jaws wide open. Almost every clan tries to make their flags as frightening as possible, as if it were a form of camouflage.

When Liao Ji and his group approached within a hundred meters of the flag, they did not deliberately conceal themselves and were quickly stopped by two members of the Terror Lizard tribe who were also returning to their tribe from outside.

"Humans?" One of the lizard-like beings immediately exclaimed in a tense voice, even pointing his weapon directly at Liao Ji.

Fortunately, the other person, who looked taller and stronger, raised his hand and stopped his companion from acting rashly.

Besides being physically stronger, the animal skin he was wearing was also quite different from others, with many patterns and a necklace of teeth around his neck and wrists. The more ornaments a person had, the higher his position was within the tribe.

He showed no fear, but instead strode confidently toward Liao Ji and the other three.

Upon approaching the four "outsiders," Rush's brown, vertical pupils, characteristic of the lizard race, first focused on the only male among them, Liao Ji, whom he naturally regarded as the leader of the outsiders.

As the son of the clan chief, Rush had more experience and quickly realized that Liao Ji was different from the humans of the Dragon Gate Army. He immediately lost interest, exhaling white mist from his nose, and raised his rough lizard-like hand.

"The area ahead belongs to our Terror Lizard Clan. Humans, please detour."

After giving Liao Ji a domineering gesture to go around, Rush was about to turn around when he had to stop again, his brows furrowing even more.

"Hey! Big guy, we're from the Revolutionary Army of the Sealed City. We're here to discuss something important with your clan leader. If you understand, then quickly lead us inside!"

"The Sealed City, the Revolutionary Army? Looking for Father?" Rush looked at Irene, who had just called out to him, with a puzzled expression.

Irene was also a little surprised, but then her expression quickly brightened. She took an envelope out of her pocket and tossed it to Rush.

"Take a look at this letter. It's a letter from our revolutionary army's second-in-command to your father. Now you'll believe us, right?"

Rush opened the letter with suspicion. As the future leader of the clan, he was naturally literate. After quickly scanning the letter and reading it, Rush no longer doubted the identities of Liao Ji and the others.

He knew a little about his father's connections with the revolutionary army, but it was all from a long time ago, which is why...

"Go back, the Dreadnought Clan doesn't welcome you."

"Huh!? You still don't believe in our identities?"

"No, it's precisely because we know you're revolutionaries that we're even less welcoming. I, Rush, am not like my father. I won't be fooled by you. No matter what tricks you use to beg from us, it's useless! Don't even think about taking a single resource from our Dire Lizard Clan!"

As he refused, Rush's expression also showed a hint of anger. Although he was young at the time, he remembered it very clearly. It was that fox-woman, that aunt named "Xi Yun"! She had completely bewitched his father back then!

Even though the lizard clan was struggling to get enough to eat and wear, they still let that stinky fox-like demi-human take away a large amount of supplies while the clan members were starving.

What utter nonsense about the revolution and the future of their demi-human race! It's clear that Father was seduced by beauty and fell for Aunt Xiyun's tricks! He was taken advantage of without any investment!

Today, Rush, as the future new patriarch, will not waver like his father! He will only care about the interests of the patriarch, and stay far away from any nonsense about revolution!

Just a second ago, Rush did indeed have this thought.

Until the next second.

When the lizard-like demi-human's gaze, after being diverted by Irene, began to look at the remaining people behind Liao Ji, his eyes suddenly widened, and he seemed to freeze for a moment.

Because Rush discovered that among these four outsiders, not all of them were human; there was also a demi-human!

And it was one by one!

Rush stared blankly at the dragon girl in the last position. Instantly, a strange feeling rushed to his brain. He was dumbfounded. He never imagined that there could be such beauty in this world. He was the worst at describing beauty and had limited words, but with just one glance, Rush was completely certain that this was a dragon-human demi-human, completely different from the other female lizard demi-humans in the clan!

For Rush, this was like a game-changer, especially

The two small horns on the dragon girl's head

His gaze was fixed on it, his chest pounded, and his whole body trembled with excitement.

He seems to

I understand.

I understand my father a little better now.

"Cough cough!"

Rouch coughed, and his tone quickly shifted, changing from a firm refusal to one that there was room for negotiation.

As for what room for negotiation...

Rush led Liao Ji and the others to another location, a large, well-maintained open space. In the very center of this space sat a...

hammer?

"Our ancestors, the Terror Lizards, were among the seventy-two clans that fought alongside the 'Great Emperor,' and were proud enough to be bestowed with weapons by him! From then on, this weapon was passed down through our Terror Lizard clan as a symbol of glory for generations—what you humans often call a relic!"

Speaking of this, Rush proudly puffed out his chest. At this moment, he felt extremely proud of his Terror Lizard Clan. After all, they were not some demi-human clan. Their ancestors had such a glorious experience of following the "Emperor" in battle, and they were qualified to have such a powerful inheritance as the "Relic".

Rush deliberately led Liao Ji and the others here to introduce their Terror Lizard Clan and elevate the clan's status. This way, his image as the clan chief's son would surely be more dazzling and attractive!

Thinking of this, Rush secretly glanced at the dragon-human demi-human, but unfortunately...

The other person always seems so cold?

They never even glanced at me.

It seems that his speech describing the glorious history didn't seem to have any effect on him.

"So, big guy, what exactly are you trying to do by bringing us here? And also... is this really a relic? It's just a plain stone block, isn't it?"

Rush, embarrassed by Irene's exposure, coughed again, followed by a look of resentment on his face.

"This is definitely not a relic. The real relic was stolen by those damned Lungmen soldiers!"

"However! This is a replica we made based on the relics. In our Terror Lizard Clan, there is an agreement that whoever can lift this hammer by sheer strength will become our leader!"

Upon hearing Rush's words, Irene excitedly asked, as if confirming, "Really? Lifting me up makes me your tribe's chief? And you all have to listen to me?"

Seeing this, Rush snorted disdainfully at the skinny human girl in front of him, then gestured for her to try.

This immediately brought out Irene's stubbornness. Without saying a word, she ran up to the hammer that the lizard clan had made and arrogantly tried to lift it up with one hand.

Unfortunately, the stone hammer didn't budge. Irene then switched to using both hands and exerted all her strength, but she could only make the stone hammer sway slightly.

"This thing must weigh several hundred kilograms!"

Because of the rule that one can rely solely on strength, the girl cannot use the power of the Chaos. Irene said angrily while turning to look at Rush.

"You've been blowing on it for so long, can you even lift it yourself?"

finally come!

Rush was not angry at Irene's questioning; instead, he gave the girl an approving look. He had been waiting for this opportunity to demonstrate his power!

He strode to the stone hammer, forged from the hardest granite by the entire Dreadlizard Clan using almost all their resources. The reason they expended so much effort was that even if the "relic" was stolen, they could not forget their glory. They had to always remember their glorious history as one of the seventy-two clans serving the "Emperor," and they had to think that one day they could reclaim the "relic." That's why they had this deliberately heavy stone hammer and used such clan rules to motivate their people.

Rush stood before the stone hammer, his strong legs striding to the left and right. His knees were slightly bent, and his hands gripped the hammer handle tightly. Then, after taking a deep breath, all the muscles in his body suddenly bulged. He roared and used his legs to push off the ground, using the reaction force to lift his arms upwards at the same time.

Rush actually managed to lift the stone hammer, which weighed several hundred kilograms, off the ground, though only by a few centimeters. He couldn't lift it any higher; his face was flushed from holding his breath. After holding on for three seconds, he finally let go with a "thud!" and the stone hammer crashed back into the sand below.

"Huff, huff, hah. How was it? I didn't lie to you, did I?"

"For me, Rush, it's... a piece of cake, so easy!"

Rush, panting heavily, was ecstatic. He hadn't expected to perform so well today, not only lasting a second longer than usual but also raising his arm by half a centimeter! He had broken his own record!

And this, as expected, attracted the attention of the female dragon demi-human!

Rush was even more excited to discover that, for the first time, the other person's gaze was finally directed in his direction—no, they were even walking towards him!

Thump thump!

Blood was surging, her heart was pounding—could it be that the immense power he displayed had directly affected this female dragon-human?

Uh?

what?

Before Rush could even start thinking about anything else, the dragon-human demi-human walked straight through him and arrived in front of the stone hammer.