The strangers and their backstories

"That is probably the main benefit. More people meant more things that could be done efficiently, which in return would bring in better harvests and rewards. The more we can gather, the more we can use and sell, and with that, increase our trade with other villages." His words could give others a headache, as the way he spoke was strange, but it conveyed his message clearly.

 Gresvin could understand what he meant. Essentially, more people meant better rewards and possible profits. But just like a coin has two sides, the negative part was that there were more people to feed, house, and protect, but for the moment, that was fine. There were enough of these things to not allow the negative things to have too much of an impact.

Their discussion went on for another minute or two when Gresvin stood up and gestured for Bran to lead the way. He would meet the new villagers himself!