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The person Tang Ji had in mind should be her niece, Tang Yao, judging by their blood relations.

Tang Yao was only fourteen. In the Tang Tribe, that counted as just reaching adulthood. She was a lively girl, and at the very least, she had no problems dealing with people in the tribe. She had never been afraid of strangers and could strike up a conversation with anyone. In modern terms, she was highly affable.

She was also very intelligent and had her own specialties.

The girl liked flowers and plants. She had tended a small garden of her own, transplanting many beautiful plants. She also had plenty of medicinal herbs with strange functions and was highly skilled at treating the sick and saving lives. Since she often treated the tribespeople for free, she had earned great prestige in the Tang Tribe. She was Tang Ji's key protégé, and if nothing unexpected happened, Tang Yao would very likely become the next Chieftain of the Tang Tribe.

Tang Yao had contributed greatly to the tribe. She had developed many practical medicinal herbs and cured quite a few people in the tribe, so her prestige had already taken root. However, she still lacked some broader perspective and had little experience managing a large tribe. Thus, Tang Ji wanted to take this opportunity to send Tang Yao to the Han Tribe to learn from them and broaden her horizons.

If she could negotiate a cooperative relationship with the Han Tribe and secure greater benefits for the tribe in the future, her prestige would certainly rise another step. Every tribesperson would thank her, and her position as the next Chieftain would be secure.

Simply put, this was an aunt paving the way for her niece's future. From that perspective, the two naturally trusted each