Hearing Father Kaman's words, Winters also became alert.
Earlier at the banquet, that old Hurd man saluted those around him, and many members of the Wenduo Tribe stood up to return the gesture. At that moment, Winters had already keenly sensed that something was amiss.
"Damn it!" Winters cursed internally. "That old man said they make a living by providing 'necessities' to other tribes. Could the 'necessities' he's talking about be religious services?"
But faced with Father Kaman, he put on an indifferent attitude.
"Whether it was a thousand years ago or ten thousand years ago, so what?" Winters asked nonchalantly. "What does it have to do with the present Herders? What impact can it have now?"
As expected, Kaman took the bait. Seeing Winters' indifferent look, Kaman was infuriated.
"You... you... you are too arrogant! Unbeliever!" Father Kaman, who had just been pretending to be profound, had his emotional defense broken again:
