The people in the tribe saw Baye Feng driving the sheep back from the pasture and asked him one after another if it was going to rain.
After receiving Baye Feng's affirmative answer, the shepherds in the area also began hastily driving their sheep back to the pens.
Unlike Baye Feng, who had been observing the weather early on, most of them had just started grazing their sheep for a short time.
At this moment, the sheep hadn't had enough to eat yet, so driving them resulted in quite a commotion.
Baye Feng's weather prediction skills were evident from the reaction of the people around him.
No one doubted his words. If he said it was going to rain, everyone immediately took precautions. This proved that his weather forecasts were usually accurate, which must have built up trust over time.
Sure enough, not long after Baye Feng drove the sheep back to the pens, the sky changed dramatically, and a storm was imminent.
