I Am A Chief In A Primitive Tribe Novels & Stories

wait, is my skin changing? “Oh, no,” I mutter as fur sprouts along my arms. “Not here. Not now. Not—” With an audible pop, my head starts to shift, ears growing, face elongating. A nearby rogue takes one look at me mid-shift and faints dramatically. Nick stares, slack-jawed. “What the—”

Rowan's POV Before I could even process the news, a sharp, blinding pain shot up from the bridge of my foot. The village chief, Martha Campbell, spat in my face as she viciously warned me, "Rowan White, I'm sure you know exactly what to say and what to keep to yourself. If you don't keep your mouth shut, we'll gladly air all your dirty laundry. When that happens, you, the scion of the White family, won't have much of a reputation left."

“That is impossible. It was a very long time since we met the other tribe.” “You are right. It was since our ancestors decided to divide the tribe in to two.” “But that was just a legend story. No one from the lineage of our chief confirmed that,” said the other muscled guy with thick mustache above his upper lip. “I am here. In case you have forgotten that you are hunting with your chief.” A solid tone of voice suddenly arrived from the back of the tress near the lake. When they heard the voice of their chief, they quickly turned around to apologize. “We are very sorry, our chief.” While they bowed their head down.

Shieena leaned closer to Nio and whispered: “Be careful. This goblin is the war chief of the Tei tribe. Do you see the black colour on his face? It shows which tribe he belongs to. And the red colour on his chest? The way it is painted reveals his status. Not to mention the weapon. It's unique. It is worn only by the chief of the Tei tribe." Nio was impressed. He looked at Shieena and said: "What do you mean be careful, you should talk to him, not me."

The other three tribes respected them like an animal who respected the one who was greater in the food chain. The previous chieftain of the Arin Tribe was the current chieftain's father. According to the information given by Crown Prince Yei Lin, the previous chieftain wanted an uprising against the empire which the three tribes gladly supported. But Chieftain Keiran opposed the idea of an uprising. He did not like the empire but not to the extent that he would sacrifice everything for it so he usurped the position of Chieftain from his father by declaring a duel. A duel was an official challenge to a position in the northerners' rules. Since they ruled their land with an iron fist, they bel

At my coming-of-age ceremony, I failed to shift. I was the heir to the Silver Serpent tribe, but all I could grow were a few ugly scales. My fiancé and my best friend stepped in front of me and roared at the crowd. "Shut up, all of you! Anyone who dares mock the heir is making an enemy of us!" While I was still downcast over my failure to shift, I overheard my best friend complaining to my fiancé that someone with inferior blood like mine had no right to hold on to the position of heir. She promised to help him take my place. Before long, rumors swept through the tribe that I had betrayed the Beast God and was nothing but a lowly lizard. My fiancé tied me to a stake in the ceremonial square

Although this little wolf was originally a human in disguise, no one knew about it! Bridget regained his composure. He glanced indifferently at the two foolish men below, his deep voice resonating like a warm melody of nature. However, the content of his words bore no warmth. "Take them out, crush their legs, and throw them out of the tribe." "No!!! You can't do this, chieftain!!!" the two ugly men, both in appearance and spirit, screamed in madness. But unfortunately, while living in the tribe, these two fools had always caused trouble for others. This had made it so that no one in the tribe wanted to help them.

he muttered with a sigh. The evening sky burned with the fading colors of dusk. He descended only when he saw smoke rising from the jungle in the distance. Blue Lynx is here. He jumped down and, bypassing any obstacles, quickly reached the hut. It was indeed filled with women, and even a few children--the last remaining ones. "Anarungu?" called one of the older women, the same one who had helped deliver Gnelsey's child. "You shouldn't be here." "I know I shouldn't. There are many things I shouldn't have done. But one thing I always had to do was win the Hunt. I am your chief, and I've always been loyal to my tribe, even when they decided I was no longer worthy of leading."

"Who's Rahi?" She looked at me grimly, as though I said something unacceptable. "You may use some respect mentioning that title, or you will find your tongue ripped from your mouth. Rahi is our chief and the highest chief of all the tribes and it would be good for you to keep watch of your words, especially in his presence ." I gritted my teeth at her threats and gave her a stern stare. "I did not intend to offend, lady. I was merely asking." I told her, voice cold and firm to show her I was not someone to be spoken to in such a tone.