"Okay."
Nash answered, then turned and walked toward his tribespeople, shouting something in their native language.
The next moment, the women of the tribe by the bonfire pulled their scampering children away. The men gathered around a bearskin rug, with a few Tribal Elders sitting on its edge while the younger tribesmen stood nearby.
The members of the Bear Tribe began discussing amongst themselves in their difficult-to-understand native tongue. Their conversation was occasionally punctuated by raised, argumentative voices. Judging by their gestures and expressions, however, it seemed the tribespeople were not optimistic about relocating.
Just then, Jeff hung up his phone and hurried back.
He was startled to see that the Bear Tribe had already begun discussing the relocation. He quickly looked around, spotted Feng Shan savoring some roasted meat, and rushed over to him. With an anxious look, he asked, "Feng, did the Yosemite Tribe agree?"
