Eden's silver tongue not only made Li Zhua suspicious of the rumors' authenticity; other Werewolf Tribes also had their own reasons for not shunning Eden. All the Werewolf Tribes who traded with Eden had become reliant on his caravan. By exchanging items they usually deemed worthless for food from Eden, they could greatly relieve the pressure of feeding their tribes. Consequently, the Werewolf Tribes cherished their relationship with Eden and were even willing to kill some humans approaching the swamp in exchange for food as payment.
The news of trading agarwood at a 200-to-1 ratio was spread only by the werewolves of the Red Mud Wetland, and other werewolves could not discern its truth. But this exchange rate was too tempting, so the Werewolf Tribes didn't rush to sell Eden too much agarwood this time. With an opportunity to obtain more food, the werewolves naturally wanted to hold out for the best price.
