Orc Girl's Tribal Daily Life

Chapter 160

Ge left temporarily.

Jiang Luoluo didn't move, but just sat on the ground, obediently looking at Yuan.

Yuan probably didn't have much contact with the outside world, which can be seen from the fact that there weren't any small wooden stakes or stones in her cave to serve as stools.

Yuan ignored Jiang Luoluo, looked around the cave, and finally took out a stone knife to deal with the two birds that were lying to the side.

Yuan's movements were fluid and natural, demonstrating a high level of proficiency, indicating that he frequently performs this type of work.

Jiang Luoluo was looking for an excuse to start a conversation, so she asked, "What kind of bird is that?"

Yuan glanced at Jiang Luoluo. Perhaps because Jiang Luoluo hadn't had many opportunities to perform, Yuan was now treating her like an ordinary child.

“A hundred-feathered kite,” Yuan replied casually, without intending to say much more.

"Why is it called that?" Jiang Luoluo continued to ask, blinking her innocent big eyes.

She was genuinely curious about this.

"Because their feathers are so beautiful, they look like they have hundreds of colors when viewed in the sunlight." Yuan was willing to answer this question.

Jiang Luoluo said "Oh," and then suddenly asked, "Why did that person just now send them to you?"

A touch of red suddenly appeared on Yuan's somewhat dark skin.

"This..." She looked at the cub's curious expression, unsure how to answer.

Seeing Yuan's reaction, Jiang Luoluo was certain that Yuan still possessed the simple and kind nature of the tribe she knew, only appearing somewhat cold and sharp because of his actions.

Jiang Luoluo didn't really want to tease Yuan or force her to explain. After seeing Yuan's somewhat embarrassed expression, she suddenly seemed to understand and spoke up.

"I know, he's courting you. He wants to be your family and live with you!"

Because there was no concept of men farming and women weaving or division of labor in the tribe, and both men and women made the same effort in hunting, there was no distinction in marriage.

There is no custom of living with either settling down after marriage. Before marriage, most young people are actually forced to live independently.

In a tribe, marriage is based solely on who initiates the relationship.

Whoever takes the initiative has to put in more effort. After all, if you're the one who's interested in someone first, how can you expect them to agree to be with you if you don't do something to make them interested in you too?

Moreover, if you don't take the initiative, and someone else takes a liking to someone else, or someone else takes the initiative, it will be too late to do anything then.

Most importantly, given the straightforward nature of tribal people, if they really like someone, they probably wouldn't dare to speak up.

After all, the tribal people are taught from childhood not to admit defeat. If they lose once, they will fight back next time. They will not truly admit defeat until they are completely defeated.

Similarly, if the person you like hasn't committed to someone else, you'll definitely fight for them until the very end.

"Doesn't Yuan like him?" Jiang Luoluo asked curiously.

Judging from how quickly the other person left after putting down their things, it didn't seem like they were mutually attracted. But judging from Yuan's reaction, it didn't seem like he disliked the other person or had no feelings for them.

"Why do you ask that?" Yuan was taken aback.

"He seemed really afraid of being rejected by you, Yuan, he ran away really fast," Jiang Luoluo answered honestly.

"I...I..." Yuan opened his mouth, but couldn't continue speaking for a long time.

Perhaps even she herself didn't know how to say it.