Once he said that, the beastman boy's loyalty was laid bare, but Su Mo did not want to hear anything about loyalty right now.
What Su Mo wanted now was for them to help him maintain order, and later jointly select warriors from the Pine Forest Tribe with elemental potential and train them.
"I know the thoughts in your hearts differ from mine, but there's no need to repeat the same sentence several times in front of me. Go do what you should. I'm about to begin the selection."
Su Mo sounded a little helpless when he said this. The Pine Forest Tribe had far too many warriors.
Could every warrior really hope to become a powerful Element Mage? That was practically impossible.
Wave after wave of screening had passed. At first, there had been tens of thousands of people; now, only fifty warriors remained. It had taken nearly half a day, and Su Mo was still very satisfied with these fifty warriors.
At least they had no extreme thoughts. Every one of them was kind, but they all shared one weakness: their physical constitutions were extremely poor.
Precisely because their bodies were weak, their mental strength had reached a relatively high level. At the same time, Su Mo tested them once more, allowing most of them to continue undergoing his trials.
For the final round, Su Mo had deliberately made the trial extremely dangerous. Using the most painful and unbearable methods, he made each of them see an Illusionary Realm that they could not accept in their hearts.
This was also the final test. Su Mo believed that such a trial would allow each of them to recognize their own shortcomings in the shortest possible time and prepare to do everything they were capable of doing.
The warriors' mental