Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 378- Grey Mountain Tribe

Grey Mountain chewed the thing in his mouth. He tried to hold it in, but he still spat it out.

It was too disgusting.

This black vegetable bun with meat jerky filling didn’t taste good. Even if he had been eating this for winter since childhood, he could still not get used to it.

But who knew how many of his people would die if they didn’t have such things for the winter that lasted hundreds of days?

“Leader, Jinke Hunting Team is back.” A muscular middle-aged man opened the tent and said towards Grey Mountain, sitting on a giant stone chair.

Grey Mountain’s face, covered in a beard, was filled with surprise. He stood up. His muscular body was like a stone gate.

“How are their gains?”

He acknowledged, “They brought back five baskets of food.”

Grey Mountain opened his mouth slightly, and he lost all interest. He sat back down and held the chair handle to express his unhappiness.

But he knew that the strong demon monsters were also preparing for winter. They were hunting in the entire Blue Continent. Some demon monsters were about to enter their reproduction period, so they were strict in their defenses. Any Posthumous people or demon monsters that dared to enter their territory would be attacked.

All these situations added together meant that they were facing problems hunting. Coincidentally, they also had to pass the winter. So, each winter was tough for them. A small tribe like Grey Mountain would be happy if 80% of them could survive the winter.

Extreme cold and food shortage was like a death sentence for the weak Posthumous people. Some women and kids weren’t able to survive the winter.

“But…”

Grey Mountain's gaze turned, and he looked at his subordinate. He was annoyed, “When have you become so hesitant?”

“But Jinke brought back the news that they found the tracks of a bunch of Posthumous people. It looks like they are coming towards us. But they were hunting some Black Seed Deer. Moreover, Jinke saw them from a hill and didn’t come into contact with them, so he didn’t know where they were from.”

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