None of them expected that the Great Chief would personally intervene and kill that guard.
The faces of the Danque Tribe members were all etched with disbelief.
They were puzzled in their hearts, having never anticipated that things would develop in this way.
But after careful reflection, each of them began to understand a bit more.
The cause of this dispute stemmed from the peculiar young man's "Shaman" identity at the scene.
This was a contest over the authenticity of the Shaman.
But the true struggle was not over the authenticity of the Shaman.
The true struggle was over the Great Chief's stance.
Everyone's gaze lingered on the brothers, Dan Bie and Dan Zhu, appraising them silently.
The few who were more insightful glanced at Mo Hua, with thoughts of admiration:
"Lucky boy..."
Even though this "prophecy" was fulfilled, they certainly wouldn't truly believe Mo Hua was a "Shaman."
Mo Hua's "prophecy" was deliberately realized by the Great Chief.
