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"Are there dozens of tribes within this range? Are there any other clues?" Morun asked.

Although they knew the distribution of all the tribes on the Pangu Continent, they didn't know the names of these tribes.

"The Yan Di Tribe should be very large. Does that count as a clue?" A Diao asked.

"Of course it does! How big exactly?" Morun nodded.

"As far as I know, the Yan Di Tribe is a very powerful tribe. There shouldn't be any bigger than it in this area," A Diao replied.

"Really? That makes things easier. I ranked the tribes according to the number of houses in the tribe, and the top five are in these places. Take a look at these tribes and see which one is most likely to be the Yan Di Tribe?" Morun said, marking the top five tribes.

A Diao took the map and looked at it carefully. It was really hard to choose.

Because these five tribes were all in the south, some were a bit more to the east, and some were a bit more to the west.

"Captain Morun, let's go look for them separately. I can't be sure right now."

"Okay, but there's a problem here. A Rao left only a few days ago, and she might still be on the road. If we set off now, we are likely to arrive before them," Morun said.

"That's true. So what should we do?" A Diao scratched his head.

"How about this, now that we have a target, let's look along the way first. It's just that this area is full of high mountains and dense forests, so I'm afraid we won't be able to find it," Morun said.

"Then we can only try!" A Diao nodded.

So the group hurriedly boarded the aircraft and immediately flew south.

However, the search mission did not go smoothly.

They flew around the surrounding area for three consecutive days without finding any results.

Although there were not many people traveling in the mountains and forests, the area was large, and there were many suspected targets.

Every time they found someone on the ground, they couldn't help but lower the altitude and take a closer look.

This also wasted a lot of time.

"A Diao, now we have to go back," Morun said tiredly.

"What's wrong?" A Diao wanted to continue searching.

"The aircraft's energy is low, we have to return to recharge," Morun explained.

"Okay then," A Diao sighed.

"Okay, you go to sleep for a while. I'll wake you up after the charging is complete," Morun nodded, suggesting.

Charging would take a few hours, which was just enough time for them to rest.

"Okay," A Diao nodded, flattened his seat and started sleeping.

He was really tired.

Staring at the screen for 24 hours a day, for three days in a row, it would be a lie to say he wasn't tired.

"Return to base," Morun ordered, then fell into a deep sleep.

A few hours later, the charging was completed.

The original 12 team members went back to rest, and another 12 people came to take over.

Morun and A Diao were quickly woken up.

The aircraft took off and flew towards the target area again.

"A Diao, are you sure there are no problems with our search area?" Morun asked.

"Definitely no problem!" A Diao nodded extremely affirmatively.

"Then how about this, let's go to each tribe to investigate first, first determine which tribe is the Yan Di Tribe. Then further narrow the search scope, and then continue searching," Morun suggested.

"Okay!" A Diao nodded.

Looking for a needle in a haystack was indeed very difficult.

So the three aircraft adjusted their course and flew directly to the most central target tribe.

In order not to attract extra attention, they reduced their altitude far away from their destination, and landed one kilometer outside the tribe.

Leaving three people to guard the aircraft, the nine team members plus A Diao and Morun, a total of eleven people, walked towards the tribe on foot.

It was nine o'clock in the morning, and the tribe was at its busiest.

They stopped outside the tribe.

A Diao found a person collecting beets and stepped forward to ask:

"Grandpa, may I ask, what place is this?"

"Outsiders?" the old man asked.

"Yes," A Diao nodded.

"This is the Yan Di Tribe," the old man replied.

"Really? This is the Yan Di Tribe?" A Diao asked in surprise.

He didn't expect to successfully find the location of the Yan Di Tribe on the first investigation.

"Yes! Are you here for business or to visit relatives and friends?" the old man asked.

"Uh... business," A Diao hesitated for a moment and made up a story.

It was not appropriate to say that he was visiting relatives and friends, because there was no one he knew here.

"It's good to do business! We are a big tribe here, and it's easy to do business," the old man said proudly.

Being in a large tribe gave him a lot of pride.

"Thank you, Grandpa, then we'll go first," A Diao didn't say anything more.

"Where are you going? Wrong! Wrong! This is the direction to the tribe," the old man corrected.

"Oh, we still have clansmen waiting in the distance, I have to go and meet them first," A Diao perfunctorily said.