It's hard to give you any special guarantee in this regard. Humans are a large group, but I can use some management measures to refuse the corpses of herbivorous mutated beasts. Without a place to go, humans will naturally lose interest in hunting you. However, you should not come into contact with humans other than me. I will check with you from time to time to understand the situation. Gong Yun tried his best to explain, but he was extremely unsure whether these mutated beasts could fully understand what he meant.
He will not issue an absolute ban on hunting herbivores. If herbivores migrate in large numbers, will they be hunted or not? Although there is no need to give credit to mutant beasts, if this area becomes a safe zone for herbivores, then wouldn't it be another disaster if the overwhelming herbivore mutant animals swarm in and eat all the plants here? Empty?
The main reason why he had the idea of contacting this group of deer was because of the hunting habits of the Red Sea Country hunting group. When he came out, he found that most of the mutant beast corpses in the mutant beast processing plant were This kind of herbivorous mutant beast has low combat effectiveness, because it is easier and safer to hunt this kind of mutant beast.
But this phenomenon is not a good phenomenon. Maybe it cannot be distinguished in terms of utilization value, but it is a great constraint on the improvement of the combat power value of the hunting group. Specially check the ones who are easy to deal with, those with higher combat power value. Just avoid them, and most of those mutated beasts are controlled. Isn't this inadvertently avoiding the opportunity to weaken the power of the alien base?
At present, the main external combat power of various alien bases still relies on mutant beasts. If there are not a large number of mutant beasts for them to follow, the life influence of their own species will be greatly reduced, just like those alien beasts in the Kingdom of Hope now. Star bases now have no support from external force, so war is terrifying to them. They cannot afford to lose such a large number of people.
The combat power of mutant beasts is very cheap. They are usually left to fend for themselves without any material support. When needed, they only need to activate a machine and they will fight to the death. This is simply costless. An army.
By ordering the corpse processing plant to reject herbivore carcasses, forcing the hunting group to hunt those mutant beasts with relatively high combat power. Although there will be some loss of personnel, this can achieve the effect of training troops and weakening the combat power of the alien base. .
Although the orcs have IQ, it is only a preliminary IQ. It is impossible to reach the level of inferences that humans can do. There is not much logic, and it is no better than straight-line thinking.
However, the orcs have an ability that advanced intelligent races, including humans, cannot compare to, and that is their instinctive response to the strong. They can naturally sense the force value of other creatures, which is what nature gives them to rely on for their survival.
They could feel that Gong Yun was very strong, stronger than any human they had seen, so their judgment was that the person in front of them was the human king, equivalent to their beast king, who had the strength to make decisions, but would not act like one. Human beings also rely on their own instincts to prove their identity.
The reason why human beings have become an independent species is because of the high-profile identity that humans have set for themselves. In the eyes of the orcs, there is actually no essential difference between humans and the orcs. Whoever has the stronger fighting ability is the king.
Therefore, Gong Yun can be believed in their cognition. Anyway, the large carnivorous mutant beasts outside this area are also fighting to the death for territory every day. They do not dare to go there, and they are afraid of human hunting if they stay. Now the Human King actually comes out and says that as long as they don't target humans, they can survive in this area. This is also a bit of hope for them in a desperate situation.
Intuition is also very scary if it becomes a gift. This is an ability that humans cannot match.
Gong Yun just wants to give it a try. Humans alone are really unable to deal with alien bases now. Individual wars are okay, but if a large-scale war breaks out, human beings will have to perish. The disparity in numbers is too big.
There is nothing to discuss with the mutated beasts. If you agree, collect information for me. I will allow you to thrive in this area. If you don't agree, I will hunt you. It's that simple.
Therefore, the process of reaching an agreement between Gong Yun and this group of mutant deer was also very simple, just like two humans casually discussing a matter and reaching an alliance. After that, Gong Yun returned home, and this group of mutant deer also avoided hunting. group.
This decision was easy to finalize. Once I told Fan Qing, Fan Qing agreed without even asking the reason.
Gong Yun rested at home for a week, spending every day with Qin Yao and Fan Xia paying attention to the situation of the local civilization. As for taking the initiative to attack? The three of them didn't even think about it.
It is the same thing to enter the base of other civilizations and have them come out. The outside environment is not suitable for aliens, and the alien dimensional world is not suitable for humans. That's their home court. If you go in, aren't you looking for abuse?
The Red Sea Country doesn't have that many people to fill it in now, and it doesn't know the environmental data of the Tubao Civilization Base. Not to mention that the Red Sea Country doesn't have the ability to manufacture so many special equipment, even if it does, it wouldn't be able to manufacture it. Are you going to the trouble of collecting data and developing equipment in order to attack a base? That's ridiculous.
Trapping is also a tactic, blocking their access to resources so that they will come out to fight to the death sooner or later. It can also prevent the dimensional world from collapsing and burying the Red Sea Kingdom to the greatest extent.
The construction of the airport has started, and the Three Rings have provided the Red Sea Country with a large number of construction machinery that are extremely simple for them. The Red Sea Kingdom also provided the materials obtained from decomposing the corpses of mutant beasts to the Three-ring Clan. The infrastructure of the Red Sea Kingdom cannot be used anyway.
It is undeniable that the technology of the three-ring civilization is much more advanced than that of humans. The human construction mode is to take earth and burn tiles, but the three-ring civilization directly selects a stone mountain for cutting. This undoubtedly provides a epoch-making change in the form of building materials. The solid mountain rocks are directly cut into square bricks and transported to the construction site, and leftover materials such as gravel are directly processed into materials such as cement and gravel.
It's just that metal materials can only be transported long distances from the Land of Hope. Neither the Red Sea Kingdom nor the Three Rings have enough manpower to engage in metal mining and smelting. It can maintain normal operations, but rebuilding a place where millions of people live is A city must have supporting facilities for people's livelihood and factories for people's livelihood consumables. People are needed everywhere.
In short, the problem that worries Gong Yun and Qin Yao the most is that there are too few people.
But if you want to transport materials from the Land of Hope or the Land of Watch, the airport has become the choke point of the entire reconstruction project. If the airport is not repaired and the materials cannot be transported, nothing can be done. We can only go all out to build the airport on the one hand, level the land and prepare the foundation on the other hand, and prepare building materials that can be obtained locally.
