Looking at the house before him, Lin En thought it was not bad, much better than his initial homeland.

Lin En smiled and replied, "Okay, thank you, Village Chief."

Village Chief: "There's no trouble at all. Come, this is it."

Lin En took a look. It was acceptable; at least there was a bed, which was good. Here, the homeland could not be materialized. If he hadn't seen this village, he really would have had to sleep under the sky.

Seeing that Lin En didn't show a disgusted expression, the Village Chief truly breathed a sigh of relief.

Suddenly, someone walked in and said to the Village Chief, "Father, it's getting dark. Everyone is waiting for you to come over."

Village Chief: "Ah, Er Huzi, you've come at just the right time. Go tidy up the room first, and I'll take our guest over."

Er Huzi: "Okay, Father."

Watching Er Huzi go inside to tidy up, the Village Chief led Lin En towards the center of the village.

Looking at the intense sunlight, Lin En still didn't understand why they kept saying it was getting dark. He could only feel puzzled as he followed behind the Village Chief.

Arriving in the village center, Lin En found that many villagers had already gathered. In the middle was something resembling a totem, and he didn't know what it was.

The Village Chief placed Lin En in a spot, then walked towards the totem himself. He took out several faintly glowing crystals and placed them one by one into the totem.

Then, the Village Chief grasped the two pillars inserted horizontally into the totem, took a deep breath, and began to turn them forcefully, his biceps bulging with veins.

Wow, the Village Chief's sudden burst of power surprised Lin En. He discovered that the Village Chief's physical strength was actually at the eighth level, which was quite impressive. Scanning with his divine sense, he found that every villager had a strength of the fifth or sixth level, while the children had a strength of the second or third level. Amazing.

Hmm? Lin En suddenly sensed a demigod-level energy. Feeling it, he discovered that it was emanating from the totem. Then, he saw the totem shoot a translucent beam of energy into the sky above the village, which slowly formed a dome covering the entire village.

After the energy shield formed, the Village Chief finally let go, panting heavily, the veins on his arms still throbbing. Alas, he was really getting old. He needed to train Er Huzi quickly.

After sighing for a moment, the Village Chief put on his clothes and walked down.

Lin En looked blank, but he couldn't show it. He glanced at the energy shield in the sky, thinking it was probably for safety, to prevent people or beasts from invading.

...

After the energy shield appeared, everyone relaxed a lot. Then, they began to build a bonfire in the center and started preparing dinner. The women began to wash vegetables and cook, while the men began to arrange seats, and the children began to chase and play.

The Village Chief suddenly came to Lin En's side and invited him, "Lin En, come and have dinner with us later. Try some of our village's specialties. Although it may not be as good as what you're used to, it has its own unique flavor."

Lin En: "Village Chief, you're too kind. I also brought some delicacies, so let's eat together later."

Lin En looked at the totem curiously and asked, "By the way, Village Chief, that totem..."

Seeing Lin En's curious expression, the Village Chief smiled and said, "It's normal that you haven't seen it before. Small villages like ours, unlike the cities, don't have a large number of beast cores and energy crystals to maintain an energy shield, so we can only turn it on every day when it's almost dark to prevent night beast attacks."

Lin En had a look of understanding. He was about to ask why it was being turned on now when the sun was so bright, but the sky immediately darkened.

Damn, Lin En looked dumbfounded. The sky just turned dark like that? Without any warning?

Looking at the Village Chief's normal expression, it seemed that the villagers were used to it.

The fire on the bonfire illuminated the surroundings, and dinner was being brought out one by one. Looking at the food placed on the table, Lin En found that it wasn't that bad. The roasted meat even smelled quite fragrant.

Soon, the food was all served, and that's when Lin En noticed something was slightly off. There were many people but little food, and the women and children's portions were too small.

The Village Chief didn't seem to notice Lin En's confusion and asked, "Lin En? Why aren't you eating? Does it not suit your taste?"

Lin En asked doubtfully, "Village Chief, is this how you always distribute food?"

The Village Chief sighed and replied, "There's no other way. Our village is small, and we don't have many people. We have to give the limited food to the clansmen who have to hunt tomorrow, so we can only wrong them a little."

Lin En was silent for a while after hearing this, but looking at their happy smiles, he didn't say much. After all, sometimes, being able to live was good enough.

However, Lin En took out some of his snacks. After all, he had harvested a lot of delicacies from the Gourmet Forest. He couldn't help it, who told him he liked them? Lin En's backpack was filled with food in over a hundred slots.

Soon, Lin En took them out one by one from his backpack and placed them on the table, and a fragrance immediately spread out.

The Village Chief's eyes widened, and he looked at the constantly appearing delicacies in disbelief. These delicacies, which looked very delicious at first glance, probably couldn't even be eaten in the City Lord's mansion.

Moreover, did Lin En have spatial equipment? Otherwise, there was no way to explain so many delicacies.

The Village Chief asked somewhat shocked, "Lin En, this, this..."

Lin En smiled slightly and said, "Village Chief, call them over to share it. These delicacies are enough for everyone to have a good meal. Don't be so surprised. Didn't I say I would take out some delicacies to share?"

The Village Chief looked at his clansmen who were all looking at him, nodded, and looked at the cheering clansmen. An old smile also appeared on his face, and two pieces of his abs were laughed out.

After eating and drinking his fill, Lin En walked around a bit. Every villager he met would smile and greet him.

He returned to the Village Chief's house and went to sleep.

...

The next day, Lin En got up early. Just after finishing his exercise outside, the Village Chief came out.

Lin En: "Morning, Village Chief."

Village Chief: "Morning, Lin En, did you just finish exercising? You're really diligent."

"I'll go wake Er Huzi up and have him take you to the city."

Lin En nodded, then went to the village entrance to wait.

After a while, the Village Chief came over with Er Huzi, then patted Er Huzi and told him to lead the way properly.

Er Huzi nodded, then set off with Lin En.

After watching the two disappear from his sight, the Village Chief slowly walked back to the village.

After the village was out of sight, Lin En told Er Huzi to wait, then summoned the Water Dragon.

In an instant, the huge Water Dragon appeared in front of Lin En again. Fortunately, it was kept at a state of over a hundred meters long, but it still scared Er Huzi badly, and his legs almost gave way.