I refused, but the Great Warrior was more persistent than I anticipated.
He seemed determined to take me with him no matter what I said or did.
Still, I had no intention of going with him.
“It's impossible to turn down when you've become a warrior.”
“I said it's alright.”
I almost questioned why I was doing this, even though it meant clashing with him.
Why was he so obstinate?
“This is not your personal problem. It’s something the entire tribe should celebrate.”
The reason the Great Warrior wanted to take me was this:
It was said the Kairos tribe gave birth to two or three children daily.
They were so fertile that it was difficult for them to handle all their children alone, but that increase in population was a good thing, given their human-wave tactics.
No matter how strong they were, their physical strength had limitations.
It wouldn't matter if they held an overwhelming advantage purely on an individual level if they were outnumbered.
However, this wasn’t always a good thing, partly because of the food needed to sustain them, but also because to be proven as a warrior was di...
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