"Are you saying we should persuade Elder Jin to lead us in surrendering to the Han Tribe?"
"No, no, no! We absolutely can't do that. Haven't you heard? The Han Tribe kills everyone they see. They came here for revenge. If we take the initiative and surrender to the Han Tribe, who knows whether they'll just kill us all?"
"Heh, you're really stupid. The Han Army kills everyone they see? Who told you that? Wasn't it the Great Leader and those few elders? They're only saying that to scare us, so we'll hand over our food and every member of our tribe to help them resist the Han Tribe. It's all a scheme by the Great Leader and the others."
"That's right. Everyone should be able to see how the Han Tribe treated us before, unless they're blind. The people of the Han Tribe all understand etiquette. They even have their own Han Rites. They wouldn't slaughter people everywhere like savages. I think that as long as we take the initiative to surrender, explain clearly that everything was the Great Leader and the others' fault and had nothing to do with us, the Han Army will probably let us off."
"But can you guarantee that what you're saying is true? What if the Han Army really does intend to kill us? Do you dare guarantee everyone's lives?"
Once Brother Xun put forward his idea, everyone in the tent immediately began discussing it. The discussion gradually turned into an argument, with everyone voicing their own opinions. Some believed they had been deceived by the Great Leader and that the Han Tribe was not nearly so cruel. Others were extremely frightened. Although they also leaned toward believing that the Han Tribe was a good tribe that did not kill wantonly, when it