The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 189 Don’t be disrespectful in return
  Listening to Phillip's careful statement, Allen could think of how fierce the fighting was in the village at that time.

"How are the injuries of Hua She and the others?"

After listening to the statement, Allen asked a question that concerned him most.

"Their injuries have stabilized. After Mauro and the others came back and used healing potions and scrolls on the Flower Snakes, it is estimated that they will be back to normal in another month."

"How many people died in the village? How many were injured?"

"Including Dajiang, we have 7 soldiers dead this time, and 5 females; as for the injured, 4 of them are definitely disabled. Their arms or calves were smashed into meat patties, and they cannot be saved no matter what. The others are fine, basically with the medicine brought back by Mauro and the others, many of them can walk around."

Allen was a little frustrated. He originally thought that going out would improve the tribe's strength. Who would have thought that it would actually weaken it a bit. The tribesmen led by Da Jiang died in the battle, which made him feel a little disturbed. He even felt that he shouldn't have gone out this time. With him sitting in the village, it was impossible for the other party to have the courage to come and attack his tribe, so what happened now would not happen.

Thinking of this, Allen felt another anger rising in his heart, and then his eyes glanced at Saru aside. At this time, Saru was looking back and forth in this seemingly well-planned village with curious eyes. From time to time, he would respond to the goblins staring at him with a friendly smile.

Sensing Allen's gaze on him, Saru turned around and sent a questioning look.

"Let me introduce to you, this orc is called Saru Farr. He will live in our village for a while from now on. Camellia, when you go down, talk to the tribesmen and don't let them start a dispute with him."

Allen first introduced Saru to Camellia and Phillip, and then continued: "Camellia, take Saru to sit in my room first, and then find someone to help him prepare a room."

"Saru, please wait for me in my room first. I'll go see my people and then come back to tell you something."

"Okay, Mr. Salu, please come this way."

Camellia used the etiquette she learned from humans to take Saru away from the village entrance and walked towards Suoding. Saru was still calm. Since there were humans in the other village, it meant that there were still some rules in their village, so he nodded to Allen and followed the bugbear female up the mountain.

After sending Saru away, Allen walked towards the wooden house where three old people were housed in the village. Philip behind him quickly followed, while the other tribesmen spontaneously returned to their respective posts and began their reconstruction work. On weekdays, if anyone in the village was injured or had any discomfort, they would go to the old people to check on their injuries. As time went by, Allen simply mobilized people to help the old people build a two-story wooden house halfway up the mountain. The three of them The elderly live on the first floor for easy mobility and can take some potions, while the second floor becomes a place for the seriously injured to recuperate.

"How's it going, Flower Snake?"

On the way, Allen saw Hua She and Ah Xiao from a distance, who were holding on to the fence on the second floor and looking over. When they got closer, he asked Hua She and the others with a loud smile.

"It's okay, at least he won't die."

Hua She smiled, but it seemed that the wound had been touched again, and the corners of her mouth twitched unnaturally twice.

"What about you, Ah Xiao?"

"Well, fortunately, I didn't embarrass you this time, clan leader!!"

When Ah Xiao saw Allen coming to visit him, the smile on his face was as bright as the sun in the sky. At the same time, he did not forget to boast about his previous feat of desperately intercepting the boulder.

"Well, you did a good job this time. I'll reward you with something good in a few days."

Allen nodded. He was indeed a little touched by A Xiao's fighting this time. The fighting spirit of the tribesmen really impressed Allen. After so many casualties, everyone still did not collapse. This was Ai's fault. Lun didn't expect it. It seems that the changes quietly made with Philip before have indeed brought about some changes in the mentality of the tribe. Perhaps if we continue like this, there will be a qualitative change in the hearts of the entire tribe.

"What is it?" Ah Xiao was overjoyed and asked curiously.

"We'll know when the time comes. The most important thing is for you to rest and recuperate now."

Allen kept it secret and didn't go into details, which made A Xiao scratch his head anxiously.

Afterwards, Allen walked around the injured beds upstairs and greeted the injured tribesmen one by one. After learning about everyone's recovery from injuries from Uncle Tam and others, he also paid tribute to a few of the people who must be disabled. He comforted them and told them not to worry about future life problems.

In the past, if someone was disabled while fighting in the tribe, as long as it affected his true combat effectiveness, he would probably be abandoned by the tribe. But since Philip told Allen about many practices in the civilized world and the impact of these practices, Allen wrote in front of many tribesmen the rule of never abandoning tribesmen who were crippled in fighting for the tribe. Among the many rules in the village, these are the most important ones, allowing the clan members to recite them all and remember them in their hearts.

After walking around the village again and looking at the destroyed areas of the clan and the condition of the two gray dwarves he finally brought back, Allen slowly returned to his stone house.

"You promised me to do three things for me before. Does that count?"

Allen returned to the room. Saru was resting leisurely in Allen's room with his legs crossed. After seeing Allen back, he sat back down.

"...Of course it counts. How about we finalize the contract now?"

When Saru saw Allen asking this question, he knew in his heart that the other party was probably looking for something to do to him. After turning his mind quickly, he finally made the final decision.

"Okay."

Allen nodded, and Philip happened to be there too. With his help in planning, the making of the contract progressed faster. After half an hour, Allen and Saru had two more contracts in their hands.

After the contract was signed, Allen finally said the first thing he wanted Saru to do: "The first thing I want you to do for me is to help me assassinate the elder of the Bone Broken Tribe. The Bone One.”

"what?"

Saru was startled at first, and then quickly returned to normal: "I need to know the other party's strength before I can tell you whether this can be done."

"As far as I know, Bone Crusher is a fire dragon warlock, and his spellcasting level should be around level 10. Because I have fought against him, his strongest spell power should be at level 5."

Allen has done a lot of research on the Bone Crusher and has already killed him countless times in his mind, but he has never had the chance or the strength.

"Level 10 Dragon Vein Warlock?"

Saru thought about it in his mind. Shadow Warrior is another advanced level for thieves. Although he does not have effective stealth-related skills such as assassin's silence and wind breaking, he still has no problem with basic stealth abilities. Moreover, the Shadow Warrior is one of the few advanced thieves who can face the enemy head-on without falling behind. It is also one of the few advanced classes that can restrain the spellcasting profession.

Of course, this so-called restraint is only based on actual skills. If the casters really need to be prepared, they really are not afraid of any professional of the same level.

"Okay, I promise you, but I can't guarantee that the assassination will be successful."

Saru's affirmative response made Allen feel happy. The Bonecrusher had caused so much trouble to the Greenfield Tribe, and now it was time to repay him with a big gift. Even if it fails this time, I think with this assassination as a warning, the other party will probably restrain themselves in the short term.

(End of this chapter)