The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 168 Return to the Temple
  The name of the chamber of commerce that Old Ferok belongs to is Oak. It is not just a slave chamber of commerce. The industries it is involved in include almost all the profitable businesses. This is also the reason why it can gain a foothold in the Elf Kingdom, which is most disgusted with the slave trade. .

As the representatives of high-level martial arts in this world, the materials collected from the legendary strong men are naturally priceless. Philip's suggestion to let Allen collect dragon blood really helped Allen make a fortune. It was something Allen never thought of.

The price offered by Master Philok far exceeded Allen's, so after Allen reacted, he nodded and agreed without hesitation.

"You take back these two rubies. The money from the two gray dwarves will be deducted directly from your income from selling dragon blood. Then I will ask Sam to prepare 500 gold coins for you. The remaining money will be taken away when you come back. What do you think, after the gray dwarves and goblins, we can settle the settlement together?"

Facing Allen's attitude as a businessman, Philok no longer gave Allen any special care, and everything was business-like.

"it is good."

Allen nodded. He was worried that he didn't have enough money and was thinking of exchanging rubies for some gold coins. Now it was just right. There was no need to sell the gems and he had gold coins. How could he disagree? Moreover, Master Ferok has helped him too much, and now the conditions and prices he gave seem suitable. Allen has no intention of going out to inquire about the market. A transaction of legendary materials is just like that. Done quickly.

"If you have any unfamiliar materials in the future, or things that are dropped by legends like this, you can bring them to our Chamber of Commerce, and the price we give will definitely be very fair."

Before Allen left, Philok did not forget to say this to Allen. It could be said to be a polite word for business dealings. At the same time, Philok's playful eyes revealed a lot that made Alan think deeply. something comes out.

"Okay, Master Ferok."

"Next time you come to visit me, remember to bring these two girls. After accepting my gift, I always want to see what they will grow into in the future."

Perhaps it is natural for the old man to like children. In the end, Master Ferok never forgot to smile kindly, touch the two little goblins on the left and right in Allen's arms, and give Allen a warning.

"Whenever I come to Thorn Castle in the future, I will bring them both with me."

Allen is naturally happy too. It is a good thing for Allen and the Green Field Tribe to have two little girls helping to close the relationship with Master Ferok.

500 gold coins were very heavy, and Allen, who did not have a dimensional bag, had to carry it in the bag on his back, and it would make a jingling sound when he walked. In order to avoid being too ostentatious, Allen had no choice but to take Kerr and Irene back to the inn before making the next step.

The clansmen haven't come back yet. They must have been dazzled in the Castle of Thorns under the leadership of Goblin Jack. Without them in the inn, it was not safe for just Allen, two little goblins, and a lot of gold coins. Allen could only wait patiently for the tribesmen to come back before making plans. Waiting for most of the day, until it was time for dinner, Jack returned to the inn with a large group of hungry goblins whose faces were filled with various colors. When they saw Allen, everyone came over with bright eyes and talked to Allen about the harvest of the day. They were all 2 bumpkins who had never seen the world.

"Eat first. After dinner, everyone should go to bed early. I will take everyone to a place tomorrow. No one should be left behind!"

Allen frowned, ignored the laughter and laughter of the tribe, and solemnly made arrangements for the next day. He only received responses from a few people, including Mauro and Pavao. More people were still immersed in the prosperity of Thornburg. In the curiosity of the world.

Nothing happened all night. After breakfast the next day, Jack was captured by Allen again and acted as an outpost for Allen's purchase of goods. He helped him find out which places were suitable for dismantling and selling potions and which places were suitable for purchasing iron tools. The dark alley is full of fish and dragons, and it is cost-effective to store a small amount of supplies in it. However, Allen is considered wealthy now, and he doesn't know how long it will take to come to Thornburg next time, so the amount of things to buy this time will be large. Find a professional store. The store would be more cost-effective.

As for Allen and his tribe, they slowly moved forward towards the tall oak tree in the city.

Most of the clansmen brought this time have never been to Thorn Castle. Even Mauro, the only one who has been to Thorn Castle, actually only lived as a slave in a cage in the castle for a period of time. It was because of Ai Lun wants to test the talents of these newcomers.

Yes, in Allen's opinion, the biggest advantage of choosing a god to believe in is that the gods pay attention to it, and when quantifying the strength of the tribe, it can help Allen discover certain talents in the tribe. For example, Hua Snake was the only one of the 10 tribesmen who had a flexible talent. In the end, it was he who succeeded in advancing through his own efforts. Although A Xiao also successfully advanced when Allen came, his advancement can only be said to be the blessing of the goddess of luck, and cannot be entirely attributed to his own strength.

It was with this understanding that Allen brought 15 people who were ranked high among the warriors in the clan, or who had certain talents, just to see if he could discover a few more talents with talents. Come out so that you can sharpen them in a targeted manner in the future.

Even if it was not the first time for Allen to see the Temple of the Father of Oak, he would still be in awe of its natural image that dominates the world. Perhaps only gods can achieve such a scene.

Behind him, he looked at the main body of the temple constructed from several bifurcated tree trunks, which then merged in mid-air and grew into a huge oak tree that towered into the clouds. The interior seemed to be simple temple furnishings, but it revealed divine light. The tribesmen who were stunned by the scene did not dare to make any loud noises as usual when walking in the temple, and they all appeared to be very cautious when walking.

Allen scanned the faces of the figures in gray-white priest robes, looking for a face that was more familiar to him. At least in which face Allen had not found the contempt and contempt that elves usually used when looking at goblins. vision. Although Allen himself doesn't care about these looks, it doesn't mean that he doesn't know the meaning behind these looks. Instead of communicating with other priests who have such looks, Allen still feels like chatting with the former priest. More in tune with the times.

The hard work paid off, and finally when Allen scanned the dozens of priests in the temple again, he found the priest hiding in the darkness and praying sincerely. Allen walked a few steps quickly, then began to wave and shout: "Priest Clay, Priest Clay!!"

The priest who was praying in the darkness heard the call and looked up towards the place where the sound came from. A bugbear that was a little strange but also had a familiar aura was waving towards him with two thick arms. Seeing that the other party's shouts were getting louder and louder, and even vaguely attracted the attention of other people in the temple, Priest Clay quickly stood up and walked towards the bugbear.

(End of this chapter)