Chapter 2388: Mission 68<div>


    Trantor:Henyee TrantionsEditor:Henyee Trantions


    “Now, our n has a ce to seek refuge from harsh weather, and we possess our own weaponry. With these fundamentals in ce, it’s time to establish and refine our n’s rules.”


    “While this territory is our own, we can’t guarantee that other ns won’t encroach. Thus, we need individuals who can take turns patrolling this area to safeguard our n members.”<div>


    “In addition to the patrols, we require members responsible for defense. They will dedicate most of their time to honing theirbat skills. In the event of any future threats, they can protect our elders and children at the forefront, reducing casualties among our n.”


    “Furthermore, we need individuals to oversee food procurement and daily chores. We must distribute the work evenly.”


    “Since I’m unaware of your specific skills, pleasee forwardter and express your preferences regarding your assigned tasks. I will evaluate your qualifications from various angles and organize your roles.”


    “What are your thoughts on this arrangement?” Gu Chaoyan inquired.


    Upon hearing this proposal, the nsmen exchanged nces and engaged in animated discussions. Their faces were suffused with excitement.


    Such organization had only been witnessed when the Patriarch was in charge.


    Now, the Tribe Chief not only grasped the concept of structuring such arrangements but also outlined aprehensive n that even surpassed the Patriarch’s strategies.


    If this pattern persisted, the n would undoubtedly progress significantly.


    “Tribe Chief, hi!”


    “Tribe Chief.”


    “Tribe Chief.”<div>


    The nsmen cheered enthusiastically, expressing their excitement and consent.


    Gu Chaoyan acknowledged their response.


    She began organizing their division ofbor.


    Gu Chaoyan took charge of the patrolling duties, while Gary, being knowledgeable and astute in handling tasks, was assigned a suitable role.


    Warren, Oliver, and Giles were entrusted with the task of supervising the daily training of the nsmen, in addition to setting up traps under Gu Chaoyan’s guidance.


    Aina expressed her desire to join the fighting team, but Gu Chaoyan contemted the situation and decided against it. Aina would be in charge of all the n’s chores, while also having the opportunity to practice herbat skills in her spare time.


    Gu Chaoyan had her own reasons for this arrangement. If she was to remain in the n long-term, Aina’s inclusion was permissible. However, when their mission was ultimatelypleted, she’d have to depart. In such a scenario, she required someone capable of managing the n’s trivial matters. Aina was a suitable candidate who would serve as her dependable support, ensuring the n’s stability even during her absence.


    Satisfied with the selected individuals, Gu Chaoyan smiled.


    She then instructed them to manage their respective tasks.


    After the allocation of responsibilities, Gu Chaoyan requested them to test the suitability of this new system.@@novelbin@@


    After two days of trial, everything seemed to function smoothly.<div>


    Gu Chaoyan convened Gary, Giles, Warren, and Oliver to discuss the specifics of setting traps.


    “Tribe Chief, do you truly believe these will be effective?” Giles, always the lively one, posed the question first after learning about the n.


    “You’ll find out once they’replete,” Gu Chaoyan responded with a faint smile, her satisfaction evident. Giles had unwittingly be herb rat, much to her contentment.