The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 186 Homecoming

After crossing the Tagan Desert, Allen became more familiar with the surrounding environment. After rediscovering familiar landmarks, Allen embarked on the last journey home.

Of course, Allen still couldn't get rid of Saru, who was a dragster. The other party took the contract and the nearly one month of getting along as an opportunity to stay behind Allen and go to Allen's tribe to play life or death.

Saru is not stupid either. His body is gradually recovering, and the strength of the level 13 shadow warrior is gradually returning to its peak. Even when facing Alan, a bugbear, he has enough ability to protect himself. However, in this dangerous wilderness, Saru, who has just reached a high level, does not feel that he can walk sideways. Various natural and man-made disasters and strong men in the wilderness can cause threats to him. Under such circumstances, rather than walking alone, it would be safer to follow a native who is at least not a threat.

Moreover, it was less than a year before the Five Stars Connected. He was now in the wilderness and had just experienced the betrayal of his companions. All the relationships in the past were not so safe. Come to think of it, those guys who tried to kill him but failed to succeed are now looking for traces of him all over the world, and they will not stop until they silence him.

Thinking about it this way, I am now hiding in the wilderness, following Allen, the bugbear. As long as he is interested in the ruins, he will naturally not miss these ruins that can only be opened once in hundreds of years. By then, I may be able to follow him If we make a contract and go together, each getting what they need, it won't be a waste to get this secret.

There are not many stupid people who hang out in the civilized world. Saru, who had made up his mind, spent a lot of time to convince Allen to agree to follow him and go to where their green field is.

"After passing the hill in front, you will find the territory of the Bone Broken Tribe. They are the most powerful tribe on the Green Field Plain, but that was all in the past. The most powerful one now should be our Green Field Tribe."

There was both pride and regret on Allen's face. If he knew that the tribe was growing so fast in his hands, he probably wouldn't have signed any contract with the old guy Bonecrusher, but would have brought it with him. The tribesmen fought in front of the Bonebreaker tribe and chopped the old bastard Bonebreaker into thousands of pieces in order to relieve their hatred.

The countless actions of the Bone Crusher have left a hatred in Allen's heart that may never be erased. He just wants that if the contract is terminated one day, the first thing Allen has to do is to let the Bone Crusher tribe Completely disappear from this world.

Now Allen is very confident. There are 3 advanced members in the clan, and there are two new generations with promising futures, Kerr and Irene. Together with the goblins purchased this time, they have surpassed the Bonecrusher in terms of strength. A tribe that has been in business for many years. Of course, this is also related to the fact that Allen and Regis secretly ambushed half of the warriors of the Bone Broken Tribe. Otherwise, with the strength of the Bone Broken Tribe at its peak, it would take at least several years for the Green Field Tribe to surpass them.

"I want to ask a question, but please don't be angry, Allen. I'm really just curious."

Saru hesitated to speak, but if he thought about staying in the future, this matter would eventually be unavoidable.

"You ask."

Alan returned calmly.

"Does your tribe usually use the corpses of other indigenous people as food?"

After Saru said this, he didn't dare to look at Allen, and his body tensed up and made defensive movements.

Allen looked at Saru as if he were a fool, asking this question like a three-year-old child.

"Although we don't have the hypocrisy of the outside world, unless it is for survival, generally speaking we will not easily use other tribesmen as food. Of course, if there are corpses left behind from fighting on the battlefield, we will not let them go. Naturally decaying, they can still provide us with good nutrients as food ingredients.”

"Now our Green Field Tribe has food grown by ourselves, as well as nut nuts produced by the nut trees in the territory. There is no problem in meeting the food rations of the tribe." "You, on the other hand, want to follow me to live in our tribe. There will be no problem for a while, but why should we protect you and give you food?"

"Actually, I can hunt and get food by myself. All I need is to give me a place to stay near your tribe."

As an adventurer, Saru has never suffered anything, and he also has an answer to Allen's question.

"Of course, if you, Chief Allen, are willing to return my pair of daggers to me, I am willing to help Chief Allen do a task for free in return."

"If you do three things for me, I will let you live in my tribe, and I am willing to make a contract with you and explore the wilderness ruins together."

Saru insisted on following him, and Allen was thinking about how to make this matter more beneficial to him. After hearing Saru say that he was a level 13 shadow warrior, Allen had an immature idea. .

"..."

Saru fell into silence. Three things may not seem like much, but in many cases they may even cost him his own life. He had to be cautious.

"...I can promise you, but I will only do things that do not violate my morals and are within my capabilities. If the progress of the incident threatens my life, I can decide to give up on my own."

When Allen suddenly made a condition, silence became the main tone as he moved forward. It remained like this until the two of them found a place to rest temporarily in the dark night, and Saru finally gave Allen a reply with difficulty.

"it is good."

Allen also knew that the other party had considered this decision for so long, which was the bottom line of what he could agree to, and his trip to save people was an unexpected gain.

When passing by the Bone Broken Tribe, Allen looked at the village opposite that was always shrouded in smoke and dust from a distance, and the haze in his eyes flashed away. The people of the Bone Broken Tribe must have discovered Allen's existence, but they did not come over to check. Just letting Allen and the others leave like this made all the little ideas in Allen's mind come to nothing.

By the time they reached the edge of Green Lake, the hill without the top of Green Lake Village was already in full view, but the closer Allen got, the colder his face became. The complete outer wall before departure was mostly in tatters in Allen's eyes, especially the temporary earth-gray stone brick wall on the east side, which formed a huge color difference with the brown color of the log wall.

"Ah!!! Damn bastard!!!"

Allen roared, unable to hold back his pace any longer, and started running quickly. He didn't know what happened in the village in the two months since he set out for Thorn Castle. But no matter what happened, Allen has already hung it on the Bone Broken Tribe's head. Only they will keep making trouble for the Green Field Tribe out of boredom.

(End of this chapter)