That was why Sutey and the others had stopped some distance from the tribe. They wanted Chen Changsheng to leave his mount, the Hammerhead Thunder Beast, somewhere far away from the Na'vi settlement.
It was all for safety's sake, so Chen Changsheng understood the Na'vi's concerns. After all, although the Na'vi might have been capable of dealing with a rampaging Hammerhead Thunder Beast, they would inevitably have to pay a price.
The Na'vi tribe had only so many people. No matter how few they lost, it was not something they wanted or could afford to bear. That was one of the reasons why the murder of a Na'vi child at school had provoked such a huge reaction from the Na'vi.
As for Jake Sully and Neytiri, who had been left far behind and still had yet to catch up, everyone present had conveniently ignored them. Sutey had his own ideas. Chen Changsheng knew that whatever he had learned should be reported to the Na'vi chieftain at the earliest opportunity; it was a duty he, as the next chieftain, ought to fulfill. As for Neytiri, who still had not arrived, worrying about the safety of Na'vi who had grown up in the forest was completely unnecessary.
Just as Chen Changsheng and Sutey were preparing to enter the Na'vi settlement on foot, Jake Sully and Neytiri slowly emerged from the greenery of the distant jungle.
Sutey watched the two approach on foot, and his brows unconsciously furrowed. Where's your vehicle...? Seeing the pair's sheepish expressions, Sutey suddenly felt as though a heavy hat had been placed on his head.
They said brothers were like limbs and women were like... Fuck! I swear, I'll kill you!
But with honored guests at the door, Sutey still managed to hold himself back. Thinking of hurrying