King: Start with tauren plowing

Chapter 38 Beast Gods and History

The foot soldiers of the Noxus family have already begun to clean the battlefield, without auxiliary soldiers, these jobs can only be done by professional soldiers like them.

The tauren who were injured but survived were all given a knife for free, and the men among the tauren were also picked out and hacked to death, while the children and women among the tauren escaped by chance and became slaves of the Noxus family.

In a short while, this small tauren tribe declared its destruction. Children and women among more than 100 tauren fell on the ground, and there were thousands of tauren sheep. Now they are all reduced to Noxus. family wealth.

The war on the Korimian grassland is so cruel, not only between humans and orcs, but also between different tribes and different orc races.

Charles didn't throw the newly obtained more than 100 tauren women and children to the Hammer tribe. The number of Hammer tribes was too large. He might as well set up a new tribe to continue to divide the tauren.

The first battle was won, and to celebrate this good start, Charles ordered the slaughter of cattle and sheep to give the soldiers of the Noxus family a full meal, so the soldiers happily lit a bonfire and began to kill and skin the sheep.

Charles didn't make any distinctions. Whether it was the sixty centaurs or the soldiers of the Noxus family, they could eat all they could eat tonight. This was their reward after the victory.

As for the tauren, they are slaves, not soldiers of the Noxus family. It would be nice to have a sip of broth along with them, and they want to eat meat, dreaming.

So the tauren had no choice but to eat black bread mixed with sawdust and weeds bitterly, and looked enviously at the meat-eating centaurs and human soldiers. They also had an idea in their hearts, it is understandable for humans to eat meat, why should centaurs also eat meat? To be able to eat meat is to serve as a soldier and fight in battle. They can also be tauren, and they are definitely braver than centaurs.

The next day, after a day of rest, the soldiers regained their spirits.

Charles called the centaur Peter and asked, "Has the news leaked?"

"Probably not. We were cruising sideways during the war yesterday, and none of the tauren were let go."

"Which are the relatively large tauren tribes around here?" Charles continued to ask murderously, wiping the sharp sword in his hand.

Peter glanced at Shire, and couldn't help wondering why this human baron is not like a nobleman in the human kingdom, he is more bloody and brutal than their orcs, he quickly replied: "There are two relatively large tribes around here, one is called Iron There are six or seven hundred tauren in the Horn tribe, and another tribe called the Iron Axe, with nearly a thousand tauren.

Charles wanted to complain, "Tie Tie Tie, are these tauren having trouble with Tie?"Although this group of tauren put on heavy armor is indeed terrifying.

"However, since these tribes are vassals of the Hammer tribe, why didn't they attack the Winter Fort with the Hammer tribe?"

"My lord baron, because they are building an altar to sacrifice to the great beast god." The centaur Peter replied with a longing face.

Charles was a little puzzled. These tribes built altars and sacrificed to the beast gods, and the cohesion of the tribes would increase rapidly. However, when the Hammer tribe attacked their human fortress, regardless of whether they won or not, the loss of troops would be inevitable. Between this increase and decrease, No matter how you look at it, it is not beneficial to the Hammer tribe.

Charles used this to continue asking, and Peter quickly replied: "The Iron Ax tribe does not have priests who can communicate with the beast god. Only the Tali priests of the Hammer tribe can communicate with the great beast god."

While speaking, Peter bent down, as if he was expressing his devout respect to the beast god.

Ciel fell into deep thought and began to think about the plan of the priest of the Hammer tribe.

Although the orc tribe is a tribal system, it is not the chief who holds the actual power, but the priest who can communicate with the beast god.

However, the Iron Ax tribe did not have a priest who could communicate with the beast god. This candidate could only be the priest of the Iron Hammer tribe. However, it is not convenient for one priest to preside over two tribes. The most appropriate way is to merge the two tribes.

But the merger will inevitably damage the interests of the Iron Ax tribe. The Tauren people of the Iron Ax tribe have a problem with their hearts, and it is estimated that it will have an adverse impact on their beliefs.

Therefore, attacking the human fortress and improving the reputation of the Hammer tribe is an excellent thing.

As for whether the decline in the strength of the Hammer tribe will cause the Iron Ax tribe to think carefully, Charles doesn't think so. The Iron Ax tribe has no priests. In the field of theocracy, who can compete with the priests of the Iron Ax tribe.

Chief of the Iron Ax tribe?Declare war on the Hammer Horde?
Probably before the war started, the priest of the Iron Ax tribe said that the chief of your Iron Ax tribe betrayed the tauren and angered the beast god. The tauren of the Iron Ax tribe probably rebelled.

From Peter's reaction, it can be seen that the beast god can eat among the orcs.

On the Korimia prairie, the orcs belonged to the beast gods, and the orcs were just slaves prostrate at the feet of the beast gods.

"Peter, do you think the Beast God really exists?"

"Of course, that's the omniscient and omnipotent beast god." Peter glanced at Charles, he didn't bother to answer such stupid questions. To be honest, if he couldn't beat the human baron, he would have to Shoot him to death with a bow and arrow, how could the beast god not exist.

"Peter, have you seen the Beast God?"

"Human Baron, how could I possibly have seen a great beast god, but countless heroic orcs bathed in the blessing of the beast god and became real warriors. If it weren't for the supreme mercy of the beast god, you might have already suffered from the beast god I'm punished. Don't question the existence of the Beast God anymore, this is the greatest insult to Him."

Peter's tone was a little cold, and he couldn't help but get angry.

"Why can't your omniscient and omnipotent beast god punish me, a human being who has blasphemed him?"

"That's because He has supreme mercy."

Charles laughed, but didn't respond.

How could God be merciful? The gap between God and humans is even greater than the gap between humans and ants. How could they be merciful to humans?

Could it be because of faith? Charles thought that it was time for him to absorb faith with the staff of the Hammer Tribe priest. If God relies on the power of faith, then God does have a little compassion for people.

So is this continent a breeding ground for gods?Be it beast gods, elves, sea races, humans, or other races, are they all slaves raised by the gods to provide faith?

But when a sick slave like him who had blasphemed the beast gods started infecting other slaves, where did the so-called gods go?

Charles thought of a more interesting question, since the last time Charles destroyed the altar, he could use the belief that the orcs believed in the beast god with the staff left by the priest.

Then he uses this staff to go to this newly built altar, can he preside over a sacrifice?Can faith be collected?

This kind of suspicion was not something that came out of Charles' mind, but was influenced by his previous civilization.

A question that goes against common sense, does every country, race, and civilization record history?

Shire used to live in a country with a long history and culture. He has been exposed to short stories in history since elementary school, formally studied history as a course in junior high school, and briefly read history books in high school.He once thought that recording history was a matter of course.

But it is not, not every country will record their history, in fact, most countries do not have complete historical records
(End of this chapter)