For a long time, the islanders lived carefree lives.

On this vast island, there was an abundance of food: berry bushes covered the ground, dense coconut trees grew along the beach, and there were many shells and fish and crabs washed up on the shore.

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The islanders relied solely on the blessings of the Light God to fill their stomachs.

They worshipped a friendly and gentle deity, the Light God.

Whenever the islanders encountered difficulties they couldn't handle, the Light God would bestow blessings upon them. He would bring rain during scorching days, use strong winds to disperse huge waves, and use sunlight to drive away continuous downpours.

Under the protection of the deity, the people of the Moon Tribe lived each day with ease and contentment.@@novelbin@@

The Light God bestowed a seed called "wheat" upon them, and the islanders began to try growing crops. However, they didn't pay much attention to it because there was no shortage of food on the island.

The appearance of wheat brought a new delicacy to the Moon Tribe, but it also attracted a large group of seabirds. These birds loved wheat even more than the islanders and would often flock to peck at the wheat ears.

Soon, the Moon Tribe was plagued by the birds. Many of these birds had come from afar just for the delicious wheat.

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