From the end of the world to the beast world, she won

Starting from the fifth day, the original quarrying team and timber team each drew out half of their orcs to form a new construction team, and the construction of the new Huiteng tribe officially began!

The females are equally busy.

There is a raising team, a cooking team, and a construction support team. Every female does what she can and provides the greatest support to ensure that they have enough strength to build their new home.

The new tribe has a very large area, backed by a rocky mountain, and directly occupies five-sixths of the four or five thousand meters!

Starting from the Stone Mountain, all the land about four thousand meters outward will be included in the scope of the tribal city wall!

The new tribe plans to build a square city. In addition to the stone mountain side, there are three high walls that the orcs need to build. The task can be said to be quite heavy!

But no orc complained about the heavy task, what they saw was hope.

It took nearly five days just to dig the foundation.

After the foundation was ready, the orcs of the construction team began to build the city wall without stopping.

Fortunately, although the central plain was cold, for some unknown reason, the soil did not freeze. Otherwise, even if all the building materials were prepared, the Huiteng tribe would not be able to start building the city wall.

One side of the stone mountain is located in the north, and the orcs built the east and west walls at the same time.

Construction of the two walls began at the same time. It took twenty days to complete the wall, which was four kilometers long, more than seven meters high and three meters wide.

In a blink of an eye, it has been more than eighty days since the cold season began, and the weather is getting colder.

It has been more than thirty days since the Huiteng tribe migrated to the central plains.

The city wall has not been completed yet, but all the orcs of the Phaeton tribe have gradually developed a sense of belonging to the new settlement.

During the more than thirty days since entering the Central Plains, the orcs of the Phaeton Tribe could occasionally hear some noises coming from outside the plains.

The noises told them that the disaster outside was still continuing, and what they needed to do now was to speed up the construction of the city wall.

Even though the land on the plains has not frozen yet, no one can guarantee whether there will be other unexpected changes in the future.

Therefore, they had to provide the tribe with a safe place before the disaster came.

The third wall took nine days to build.

After the city wall was completed, all the males did not stop quarrying and cutting wood. After all, inside the city wall was a home waiting for the orcs to build!

While the Huiteng tribe was busy building a new tribe, the outside world was almost turned upside down.

The river level rose quickly and went away slowly, and even the walled area of ​​the Phaeton tribe could not stop the flood.

It would be fine if it was just a rise in water levels, as most orcs live in caves, which are often located at high altitudes.

But along with the rising water level come flash floods, mud and rock flows, and landslides!

Even though the vegetation in the forest was lush, the frozen soil was loose, and the ice and snow melted quickly and washed down, causing a new disaster.

Especially near the Vulcan Mountain, many orcs were still on their way to escape from the Vulcan Mountain when they were suddenly attacked by mountain torrents and mudslides. They had little chance to escape at all!

The orcs of the tribe, who were already badly wounded due to the anger of Vulcan Mountain, were attacked by the sudden change, and the already broken tribe was beaten to pieces in an instant!

Especially the cubs and females, even though they had been protected before, they were injured to varying degrees.

The mountain torrents and mud swept away the wounds, not only causing them to become infected, but also causing numerous new wounds.

In more serious cases, people may be swept into the water and unable to breathe, or be pulled into the mud and buried deep underground.