Hulan lifted the curtain and walked in timidly, to see Tu Ya lying on the wooden bed, quietly crying.
"Tu Ya…" Hulan wanted to comfort her, but her mind was a little foggy, and she couldn't think of anything comforting to say.
Tu Ya buried her face in the bedding, then suddenly sat up with red eyes, "If you won't help, then fine! Even if Mother won't help me, I can rely on myself!" She clenched her little fists and then fiercely rubbed her eyes.
"Hulan, call Bazak and the others back for me. They are all my men, and I can't lose a single one!"
Hulan's heart 'thumped' at those words, "Tu Ya, you aren't thinking of…"
"Go on!"
Tu Ya urged her, and Hulan's expression immediately turned into one of 'you must be crazy.' But such things were actually not uncommon in the Tribe of the Outside.
However, it was one thing for others, but Bazak had deep feelings for Tu Ya. How could Bazak bear this?
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