"Some of the tribespeople seemed to have become rather strange lately. Have you noticed?" Li rubbed the back of his head and asked Hui hesitantly.
He believed that Hui, as a shaman, must have noticed the changes within the tribe as well.
"I haven't noticed any changes." Hui's answer caught him off guard. "Could it be that you're too tired and have started hallucinating?"
"How about this? Don't go hunting for the next few days. Rest in the tribe for a while."
Hui's words left Li utterly baffled.
Being too tired could cause hallucinations? What kind of explanation was that? At any rate, he had never heard of it.
But since Hui had said it, there had to be some reason behind it.
"There's no need for rest. But Hui, are you sure you haven't noticed any changes?" Li still refused to give up. He might not have been a shaman, but there was nothing wrong with his brain.
"Tell me, then. What changes have there been in the tribe?" Hui seemed to believe him now, and his expression turned grave.
"For example, Sui. He seems to have gotten much stronger lately, and he's been acting all mysterious. No one knows what he's doing."
"And Fei. I remember she used to be farming, but lately she's become a little strange too. She's been looking for medicinal herbs."
"Besides that, there's Wei. He also..."
Li immediately gave several examples. He had spent a long time around those people, so it was easy for him to notice the changes.
There was actually one more person he had not mentioned: Hui, standing right before him. He felt Hui had changed the most, especially in terms of strength, but he did not say it aloud.
"There have really been such enormous changes?" Hui responded