Leo Sutton was not a greedy man. As the head of the tribe, he convened a meeting with all the families of the village the next morning, explaining the search for the poison worm.
He even pulled out a check, announcing that if they could successfully find ten, the money would be equally distributed among the households.
None of them had ever seen such a large sum of money. For the relatively poor villagers, if they could get this money, their lives would naturally improve greatly. Therefore, they all expressed their willingness to follow Elder Sutton's instructions.
Given the multitude of mountains, Leo Sutton immediately assigned tasks to everyone. They cooperated and divided the work with a few people responsible for each mountain peak.
After everything was explained, everyone excitedly went home to get their tools ready for the mountain trip, eager to start and full of spirit.
