Vol 3 Chapter 20

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Although it is part of the dark forest that extends into the civilized world, the Bearman Forest itself is not large, especially the mountain forest where the four logging sites are located. It only takes a day or a half to cross.

The westernmost sawmill, taken by Brando, is called a horseshoe sawmill, and the news of its fall spread throughout the forest within hours with the scattered cavemen.

For a moment, the cavemen in the forest began to get excited--

At the same time, of course, the news also reached the ears of the chief of this caveman tribe. Born out of one of the 13 noble bloodlines of the caveman, Tajib has become a natural choice for witch doctors-it has a deeper complexion than the elite warriors of the caveman and is covered in long Feathers-that is the dreaded feathers from the loot fighting the dark elves of the underground world.

But at the moment it was sitting on the throne of bearskin, but had no intention to take care of these beautiful feathers. It stroked a slender finger on a wooden stick, which was also feathered, a little irritable.

It became the leader of this tribe five years ago, emerging from the patrilineal tribe. However, I ran into trouble when vying for my own territory and had to move with the habit of the tribe. This is not uncommon in the underground world, but unexpectedly they found one of the roads to the ground.

Although the rumored surface world is far from being a land of joy for Tajib, it decided to take a risk. After adapting to the life of the ground world briefly with its own people, it began to find that the humans here seemed not as good Fearful in their imagination, they immediately seized four logging farms in this forest.

However, this behavior caused the anger of the local lord, and of course, it was Baron Gruddin. Humans and cavemen fought twice in the forest, but Tonigel's mixed army and aristocratic personal soldiers were not opponents of these cavemen at all, and human beings were driven out without any advantage.

In the end, Gruddin had to pull his face off and come to talk to him in person. The caveman didn't need the wood produced in the forest, but Grudin couldn't, the Tonigel supported Ampersel's wood supply. In case of a problem, the first thing to trouble him was his high weight. Father-Count Jean Denel.

Therefore, deficits have become deficits, but Gruddin must find a way to ensure Tonigel's basic timber exports for one year. The output of the four logging farms near Fir City is among the best in Tonigel. He did not dare to give it up easily, but he could not rely on force to recapture it. Moreover, this matter could not be made known to Count Denier. The only way is to rely on the means of buying and selling.

Although it might sound strange for a lord to spend money on the production of his own land, fortunately, there is also a silver mine in Grudin's hand. Silver is also an important currency in circulation in the underground world. Tajib is in need of more With more money to grow their tribe, the two sides hit it off. This privately unknown transaction has been preserved.

Tajib admired such a deal. Although the caveman who had fought against humans had won more than once before, even Gruddin had to pull his face, but this did not hide the fact that his tribe was rare. Thousands of black iron-level combat powers sound terrible, but this is the entire population of its tribe-

Tajib is very clever, and through continuous contact, he gradually understands the real situation of this human world. Although it may not be possible to find an army in Tonigel that can easily drive them away, it would not be as good if they appeared in human territory.

You need to know that the Baron Fir only scattered about 70,000 people, let alone Toniger. Besides, aliens like them, if they rashly attack human settlements, they may lead to a wider range of attacks.

It knows that this place belongs to a country, and the concept of the country is in the mind of Tajib and is equal to the underground country of Jordan, which makes it a little scary.

So even if it knew that there was a silver mine in Grudin's hand, it would not dare to occupy it easily. Anyway, the current state makes it very satisfied. It only needs to firmly control the three logging farms to obtain a steady stream of silver from the hand of the human lord. With this silver, it can arbitrarily expand its tribe until Will be able to return to the ground one day.

In Tajib's mind, returning to the ground is still his first goal. Although Tonigel is eye-catching, it is not their caveman territory after all.

But it seems that the good things don't last long. This day, the patriarch felt that he was in trouble.

After adapting to a stable life, it did not like to start war with humans lightly, especially when the development of the tribe can only see a good situation. Because fighting with human beings is bound to attract the attention of the surrounding forces, it does not really want to expose its existence now, but the more it thinks about it, the more trouble it seems to come to its own door-like this day ahead A message came and told him that humans had once again entered the forest—

This time, humans not only captured a logging yard, but also killed at least one hundred of its tribes.

Upon hearing this news, Tajib became furious. On the one hand, he ordered the members of the clan who could fight to gather, but on the other hand, he calmed down and began to inquire about the other party.

The defeat ahead made the cautious and clever caveman witch doctor beware. He summoned his confidants here just to hear more opinions.

First of all, an elderly caveman in a bear's skin was open. Of course, from a human perspective, the so-called caveman's so-called older man was nothing more than stupid, his limbs were more fragile, and his body was covered with white. stripe.

This old caveman is called 'horn claw'. Of course, most cavemen have no name, and this name was given to him by Tajib; the corner claw is the name of a bipedal underground lizard underground in Qorgendigang. They are one of the most famous hunters in the underground world, they are well-informed and effective, and they are known for their cunning.

Tajib gave the name to the old caveman just to praise its wit and experience. However, in fact, the old caveman escaped from an opposite tribe. The caveman did not have the concept of a human being as the two masters. Underground creatures respect the strong, and it is very common for one tribe to take refuge in another.

Moreover, the 'horn claws' are experienced and sophisticated, so they have a lot of weight in the Tajib clan.

"I heard that the retired tribe described that there should be wizards in humans," said the old caveman. "It is a technique of silence. When fighting underground, the dark elves often use this hand to deal with us. Unfortunately, we have no more wizards on the front line. Medicine, otherwise it will not be so many ethnic groups. "

"How many people do they have?" Tajib asked.

"Two or three hundred."

"Two or three hundred," said the cave patriarch, gloomily. "The human named Grudin is really tired. I thought the mercenaries would come to our troubles, so I dare not touch him?" It said resentfully. "We first settle these mercenaries who don't know how to live and die, and then go and kill that **** lord, and I don't plan to be polite with him-the silver mines in the south are also occupied."

"If you do this," Horned Claw replied, "it will cause humans to rebound."

"It doesn't matter, it takes time for them to move. When we rob a silver mine, when they return to the underground, I will see if they dare to catch up." Tajib replied disdainfully.

Several elders in the room exchanged opinions with each other with their own unique sound waves. "So what do those human mercenaries do?" Another caveman asked.

"I went out myself," Tajib replied. "It's just magic."

It stood up and said, "Tonight, I want those humans to pay the price of blood for our tribe with nothing left!" Tajib's sharp voice echoed in the room, and several cave elders bowed their heads and did not Against.

In their view, those humans are indeed a little ignorant of life and death.

Because it is different from the message that Tajib deliberately let out, in fact, there are more than 3,000 cavemen living in the Bear Man Forest at this moment. In the face of this huge force, even if the entire Tonigel's army is gathered together, Not enough to watch. Of course, there may be Earl Deneer behind Tonigel, and Eruin.

But Tajib knew very well that it was impossible for Grudin to move outside troops without leaking information in such a short time.

Now there are only mercenaries gathered in Fir City. This is exactly the same as the news they had received before, and it seems that Grudin did inspire mercenaries to deal with them.

But if the guy thinks that this can shake their foundation here, then he will definitely pay for it.

What Tajib could never guess was that Gruddin had already paid for it. It wasn't just for them cavemen, but the enemy standing before them at the moment was as familiar as Brando.

The battle changed course from the beginning.

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The fighting in the horseshoe logging field was ended very early, and the cavemen who left the nest left nothing but old, sick and sick in the camp, unable to resist at all.

But even so, the mercenaries paid the heaviest price since the battle in the final battle for the lumberyard. More than thirty people were injured and ten died.

Yuta, Fern and Klenthia were relieved after they finally determined the victory. They are people who are accustomed to the difference between life and death. In fact, this casualty is somewhat unexpected. No, it should be a miracle. If it was not for Brando's familiarity with these underground residents, they should not say that they only paid such a small price, even winning is a luxury.

Although this battle with the cavemen was not what they expected--

Therefore, the mentality of the three chiefs at this moment is a bit complicated. It can be said that they are not so willing to fight for that young lord. Everything that Baron Fir led should have nothing to do with them, but tied them together for an inexplicable reason.

Utta, Fern, and Klenthia couldn't help but look at each other, but in the eyes there were only bitter smiles.