White House Tribe's concerns were by no means unfounded. The other tribe was so powerful, yet they knew nothing about it. Most importantly, they had no idea what that tribe's attitude toward outsiders was.
Although the attitudes of the people before them suggested that the other side was not bad, this still could not dispel their doubts.
Because from their exchange, they learned that these people might not have even met the chieftain of their own tribe.
This news gave the five patriarchs of the White House Tribe quite a shock. They repeatedly exclaimed that it was unbelievable.
How vast did that tribe's territory have to be, and how many people did it have, for its own tribesmen to have never even met their own chieftain?
Besides, if the tribesmen had never met their own chieftain, how did that chieftain manage such a huge tribe? It was practically unheard of.
Worried about the future, several patriarchs discussed matters in private and decided that they needed to take measures to protect themselves.
First, they would find a way to keep these people there and have them join their tribe. That way, they could not return to their own tribe or send back any news, allowing the White House Tribe to survive. Moreover, if they could keep these people, the White House Tribe could naturally obtain the various technologies they possessed.
Second, they would kill these people to ensure that news of the White House Tribe did not get out. However, they would also lose those technologies that could only be described as Black Technology.
After weighing things over, the patriarchs came up with these two plans for the time being. That very day, they began testing and recruiting the members of Team Sixteen.
They first tried to recruit them, but the