And the true core of the Shugubu is actually faith.
Among the Third Grade tribes, the Shugubu's strength is not really top-tier, its cohesion isn't great either, and its territory is vast, its population large, with a complicated mix of people.
A shared faith in the Barbarian God binds together all these "loose" Shugu main branches, formal branches, side branches, minor branches, outer branches, wandering branches, secret branches, remnant branches, and so on, tying them into one and maintaining the Shugubu's external unity.
Of course, their faith itself is actually "scattered"; it's just that they believe it to be "unified."
An ununified faith is what holds the tribe together in unity.
Even Mo Hua finds this quite amazing.
Mo Hua's heart stirred slightly, and he asked again, "Does your Shugubu have any particular origin?"
