Seeing this scene, Chen Zhou only gave a faint smile on the surface, yet he felt a warm sensation in his heart.
He could sense the feeling from the two indigenous youths towards him as if treating him like a father, or someone they respect and trust even more.
However, their identity as Cannibal Tribes made him hesitant to fully trust them, much like Robinson had a long period of mistrust towards Friday in the book.
To demonstrate loyalty, beyond the respect and obedience during peacetime, there is a need for courageous acts and sacrifices in wartime to prove bravery and a willingness to risk everything for their leader.
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After the new year began, Chen Zhou led the indigenous people to the beach only twice, on January 3rd and January 18th, to claim his fifty-fifth and fifty-sixth mysterious rewards.
The appearance of these two rewards was not as shocking as the last, brought by the Iron Massacre, as they were small cardboard boxes.
