Allen had an unknown premonition in his heart, and his premonition became reality with the return of Goblin Jack.
"Your tribe was attacked by the kobolds and their team nearly a month ago."
There was regret in Jack's eyes. When he told Allen the news, he was still thinking about what to say to comfort him, but he, who was never good at comforting others, really couldn't think of anything good to say, so he had to give up sadly. After all, they were from the same tribe. When he saw the desolate scene of life on the former site of the Green Field Tribe, he still felt sad for these tribesmen struggling in the wilderness.
"What about my people?"
Allen's eyes were dim, but he still raised his head and continued to ask with some expectation.
"In your village, I did find traces of bugbears living recently, but I searched around and still didn't find their presence. Maybe they discovered me in advance and hid in the dark to observe quietly. And me."
Jack was actually full of confidence in his ability to hide his figure, but thinking that it would give Allen, a fellow human being, a little more hope, he insincerely said some signs that he seemed to have little hope.
"oh."
Allen then breathed a sigh of relief. Allen knew very well what actions the bugbears would make when they encountered danger or lost the war. No matter how powerful the kobolds were, they would never be able to kill all the people of the Green Field Tribe. Destroyed and exposed. Although he was also worried about the people who might be kidnapped by the kobolds, now that it had happened, he had nothing to regret.
Speaking of which, Allen was responsible for all this. Since he provoked the kobolds and took the best members of the tribe out to serve as bodyguards for the human caravan, it was reasonable for the tribe to be targeted by the other party.
"What should we do now? Are you going back?"
Jack shook his head, getting rid of the unnecessary sympathy in his mind. At this time, he was more concerned about whether Allen would abide by the agreement and give him the remaining gold coins. He didn't want to work hard for a month, earn a few deposits in the end, and then be abandoned by the other party.
"Go back, must go back!!"
Allen's eyes were firm and he answered decisively.
"We, the people of the Green Field Tribe, are not dead yet. Sooner or later we will find kobolds to avenge our tribe!!"
In fact, Allen was also worried and angry. Going back to Green Lake at this time, apart from other things, how to lead such a bloated team through the kobold territory blocking the road ahead was a huge problem. Not to mention that after returning, the kobolds will discover their existence sooner or later. Unless Allen and the others give up the richer territory of Green Lake and return to their original land, the friction with the kobolds will continue. .
But he really couldn't lower his head. After hearing what happened in the tribe, Hua She, Dashan and other tribesmen around him had not only blazing anger but also unconcealable frustration and a hint of sadness in their eyes. After all, they have been a tribe that everyone has lived with for many years. Even if the bugbears have a weak concept, since they can be called a smart species, they will still have emotions such as joy, anger, sorrow, and joy. How can they not feel sad because of what happened to the tribesmen.
After seeing powerful tribes and civilizations outside, Allen has been thinking about how people grow their tribes, and how they make these individuals unite and contribute their strength to the strength of the entire ethnic group. Among them, Philip, the servant, was annoyed by Allen because of this problem, but he had to continue to use his not-so-rich wisdom to explain to Allen the workings of human society. .
In the end, Allen understood that it was extremely difficult to gain greater energy by relying on his own strength. Because he has no strong backer, no wealth that can rival the country, and even his own physical talent is not a genius among the many racial individuals in the Feynman plane. The only thing he has is the group of people around him. That’s all.
Therefore, he must not lose this group of tribesmen around him again. He finally used food to gather them under his command. If his people became distracted because of this incident, then he would really have to be alone to follow Regis. Step by step, become a poor mercenary fighting on the edge of life and death.
When Regis and the other human mercenaries looked at the wild people like Allen and the others, their eyes showed disdain, contempt and other emotions; however, in the eyes of Allen and the others, a group of individuals who originally had strong strength were destroyed by a group of people. Ordinary humans were shouting and shouting, giving instructions to do things that were not in line with their status. In fact, Alan and the others didn't mention that they felt worthless.
Allen, who advocates freedom, doesn't want his future to be like Regis and others, spending his life becoming someone else's servant or bodyguard for the sake of some fancy extraneous things. Rather than that, it would be better to be in the wilderness and only struggle for those three meals every day, which would be much more carefree.
This was also Allen's true thoughts when he politely declined Regis's invitation.
"Yes, revenge!!!"
The tribesmen around Hua She, Dashan, A Xiao and others were furious and roared. Goblins are also good at holding grudges. Now that Alan reminded them, everyone has also turned their hatred towards the kobolds, and their previous negative mentality has changed.
"Fuck you!!"
"hehe!"
Jack smiled awkwardly, and then made a request to Allen: "I will not participate in the battles between your wilderness tribes, so if my task is completed, Chief Allen, will you Can you please pay me the remaining remuneration?"
"Oh, that's as it should be!"
Allen came back to his senses, and after thinking for a moment, he gave Jack a positive reply, which made him overjoyed. At least Allen never had the thought of defaulting on his debt.
Allen took out his money bag from his chest and counted out a few gold coins. Together with the deposit he had paid to Jack before, he had paid Jack in full for this guiding mission. Jack happily took the gold coins, carefully checked them one by one, and put them in his arms. Only then did he speak again and give Alan a heartfelt suggestion.
"To be honest, Chief Allen, with the strength of your current team, it would be more dangerous to go to the kobolds for trouble. It is better to avoid their eyes first, go back and develop for a while, and then bring up the matter of revenge, and maybe Have the opportunity."
After all, they were of the same race, and the other person's personality matched his own. Jack felt somewhat sorry for Allen and the others' experiences, so he didn't want to see him leave and the other person step into the abyss.
Of course, he has no control over whether Allen will accept his suggestion in the end.
