The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 388 Lack of Thought
  "...This mission requires you to hide your identity and, together with several other legendary and above strong men, ambush and attack a demigod strongman..."

When Homer received a positive response from Allen, he began to tell Allen the contents of the mission. The more Allen listened, the darker his heart became. It was obvious that this time he was in a dilemma because of greed. .

"Sir Homir, with my strength, I am going to attack a demigod. I am afraid you think too highly of me, right?"

Because of the unhappiness in his heart, when Allen looked directly at Homer, his attitude changed greatly, and his tone was very cold and stiff.

"Don't worry Allen, you are just here to help this time. It is enough to hold the demigod strongman for a few breaths. You are not the real main force of the attack."

Homer comforted Allen and said.

"It doesn't matter even if you don't complete the assassination mission in the end. You have fulfilled your previous promise, but there will be no subsequent rewards."

After hearing this, Allen's eyes gradually softened.

"Then can I know more specific information now? For example, the target of the assassination, the time of the operation..."

"In order to ensure the confidentiality of the mission, you need to stay in Mansha City for a while. When the action time comes, our temple will send someone to contact you."

Homer shook his head and answered Alan's question calmly.

"But the waiting time won't be too long, you don't have to worry."

Because of this conversation, Allen did not stay in the Oak Temple for long, because he was not in a very comfortable mood, but he kept it firmly in his heart and did not reveal too much.

After Allen left, Oscar, who said nothing except for a few greetings with Allen at the beginning, looked at Homer with questioning eyes. If he hadn't known about Homer's character and conduct, he might have been in trouble with Homer. When Er proposed a task to Allen, he would interrupt Homer's next words.

However, although Homer achieved his goal at this time, Oscar directly showed his dissatisfaction.

"Homil, you should know that the tribes that were close to my Oak Church in the past have gradually become alienated recently. Needless to say, the reasons are natural. Although Allen and his tribe are not strong now, they have promising future prospects. , it’s a good opportunity for us to win over, and his relationship with my church is also good. If you make such a fuss now, won’t it make Allen, the bugbear, feel disgusted in his heart?”

"It's because Allen, the bugbear, has great potential that I must let him join this mission!"

Faced with Oscar's reproach, Homer also showed some sincerity and began to explain to him.

"You also know that this mission is not too dangerous in itself. The only trouble is that the identity cannot be revealed, otherwise the consequences will be extremely serious."

"I have inquired. In order to avoid being exposed, several other guys from the Holy See have contacted the Assassin's Guild and posted the task. Of course, the task hanging in the Assassin's Guild is just a cover-up. The real main force of the assassination is still A demigod assassin sent by the Church of Nature, but he will accept tasks through the Assassin's Guild to confuse outsiders."

"With Allen's strength, it is absolutely no problem to explode the strongest combat power and hold down the target for a few breaths. We just need to tell him to hide his identity when he performs his mission."

"As long as he carries out this mission, no matter whether the final result is success or failure, then he has been tied to our Holy See and will never be able to escape."

"When he actually comes into contact with the mission, he will understand the powerful relationship. It must be easy for him to understand our intentions with his wisdom."

"No matter how much favor you have, it is useless to these guys in the Wilderness. When it comes to interests, they will abandon me, the Oak Church, without any hesitation. Only by grasping the other party's secrets and pinching their weaknesses, they Only then will you be afraid of betrayal and have some scruples in your heart."

"However, the Alan I know is not a person who would abandon his faith and companions. As long as we can be sincere in dealing with each other, he will always be on our side."

Oscar was still unwilling to use such a utilitarian move to tie up Allen.

"That's why I'm the one to offend Allen this time. From now on, I'll have to rely on you to win him over with your sincere feelings."

Homer smiled slightly.

"..."

Allen didn't know Homer's plan. He was thinking about a problem at this time. The task given by the temple was closely related to the well-paid task hanging in the Assassin's Guild, because all he had to deal with was a person. Strong demigod.

Allen didn't believe that a mission like attacking a demigod would appear twice in a row at the same time. After all, there were hundreds of powerful tribes in the entire wilderness, and only 5 of them were demigods or above.

If what he guessed is correct, since he can no longer regret accepting the task of assassinating the demigods, he must maximize his interests and go to the Assassin's Guild again before the task starts to accept the task of the Assassin's Guild. It's only right to come down.

Of course, there is a small chance that the tasks in the Assassin's Guild will appear at the same time as the tasks given by the temple. This may bring great risks to Allen.

However, this risk is acceptable to Allen. Risk and reward are directly proportional. In fact, Allen does not lack the mentality of a gambler at certain times.

This time without Albian leading the way, Allen walked back to the underground tavern where the Assassin's Guild was based on his memory. After confirming some information and having greater confidence, he chose to accept the task without hesitation.

Next, it was time to wait for the mission to start, and Allen, who had speculatively accepted the mission of the Assassin's Guild, already knew the powerful demigod he was going to deal with, as well as some information about the opponent.

Blackguard Valdez, a half-human ogre and demigod, was easily bribed by humans because of his greedy, lustful character and human blood, and became the backbone of the conservative camp among the five giants of the wilderness. backbone. Even if there is no information provided by the Assassin's Guild, it is actually not difficult to get information about the other party. Over the years, there are countless dirty things that the other party has done. However, due to his strong strength and the equally powerful tribe, many people who target him People and tribes who hate it to the core dare to be angry but dare not speak out.

After investigating the Black Guard's camp and position, Allen became more confident and confirmed that the mission he took on in the temple was the same mission as the mission taken on by the Assassin's Guild.

The position of the Nature Temple, at least to Allen's knowledge, has not changed. As humans declared war on the Orc Empire, they began to be active, contacting the tribes in the balance camp in the wilderness, wanting to support the Orc Empire, and even several powerful people in the temple The leader has already led a team of temple elites southward to help the Orc Empire fight.

But it is very difficult to convince the wilderness tribes who have suffered huge losses. Not to mention the losses of ordinary natives, in the nearly ten years of war in the grassland, the number of warriors supported by the wilderness tribes has exceeded one million. This is for a For the Wilderness Alliance, which has a population of only a few hundred thousand, the price is heavy.

Although more than half of these lost warriors were gathered from the vassal tribes of the major members, the losses of the alliance members were also huge, and the gains were almost invisible. This made everyone extremely disgusted with the term war.

However, the gods of the Temple of Nature gather together, and their belief is to maintain the balance of nature. If the war between humans and orcs, elves and dwarves is allowed to become more and more fierce, we really have to wait until the gods behind the four major civilizations personally participate in the war. , the final destruction of Feynman's world will definitely be no worse than the invasion of demons and demons that just came to an end, and may even be stronger.

On one side are the wilderness tribes who no longer want to participate in the war, and on the other side are the nature gods who are worried about the balance of nature. No one wants to give in, and in the end they can only compete in the dark.

Needless to say, the wilderness tribes that are most war-weary are the conservative camps that have inextricable ties with humans and elves. In recent years, elves and humans have spent a lot of energy and material resources to win over the wilderness tribes. Even now, when several parties are in a hostile situation, humans have sent envoys to contact and persuade the tribes they are trying to win over, promising huge profits to make them speak out against the war.

Among them, Kuromori, the money-hungry and lustful ogre, has the loudest voice. After all, his strength and the talent of his own race are there. As long as he speaks out, no one dares to ignore it.

For such a rat shit, in the past, in order to ensure the unity of the wilderness, the Temple of Nature did not matter. Even if he did not exist, there would be other human supporters. But things are different now. Human beings have broken the pattern of Feynman's world for tens of thousands of years. Even the biggest suspects of Silvanus's death are undoubtedly them, but they suffer from the lack of evidence, or even if there is evidence, they cannot be identified. Therefore, the Natural Temple can only vent its anger on the ogre, Black Shou.

Based on the existing information, Allen could guess the general reason for choosing Black Guard as the target, but he could not know the deeper reasons, but these were enough for him to make his own judgment.

After making his judgment, and combined with the information that Homer comforted him with, Allen gradually felt that this seemingly dangerous mission was actually not necessarily that dangerous. If the Temple of Nature is really determined to break the current deadlock, then their original intention of this action plan must be fully prepared, and there will be basically no failure.

Thinking of this, Allen's somewhat uneasy mind gradually calmed down. Although he was still dissatisfied with Homer's calculations, if the situation was really as he expected, perhaps it was Homer who was really doing it this time. Your own chance!

The waiting time was not long. About a month was just enough time for Allen to figure out a little bit about his newly acquired super-powerful heavy hitting skills. Perhaps it was as Allen himself thought, in terms of the use of his heavy hitting skills. He really has a good talent. In a short period of time, combined with his previous understanding of proficient heavy attacks and devastating heavy attacks, he has figured out some techniques for performing super powerful heavy attacks.

According to this learning progress, it will probably take less than a few years for Allen to completely master the two legendary specialties of devastating heavy blows and super powerful heavy blows.

Allen even looked forward to how much destructive power he would cause in one blow when he superimposed the skill of heavy blows to the extreme.

"Knock knock knock!"

There was a sudden knock on the door of Allen's courtyard. Allen's eyes narrowed slightly because he did not notice any sign of anyone outside.

The dark golden Bonecutter appeared in his hand, and before Allen, who was filled with anger, opened the door to his room, a note came through the gap under the door.

"The operation begins, late at night three days later, at the Wurth Stone Forest where the meeting point will be."

At the end of the note was the badge mark of an Assassin's Guild. When Allen was about to put away the note and destroy it, the note suddenly spontaneously ignited, saving Allen the trouble.

Less than half a day after Allen received the note, a priest from the Oak Church also came to the door and invited Allen to go to the temple.

Various coincidences made Allen feel reassured, but he also began to worry about how to switch identities between members of the temple and the Assassin's Guild. At that time, I was just taking advantage without thinking too much. Now it seems that there is indeed some trouble.

But when the ship reaches the bridge, Allen believes that there is always a way to solve these problems. After all, he cannot let go of the rewards on both sides.

"The operation is about to begin, and this is what we have prepared for you, mainly to hide your identity."

In the oak temple, Oscar looked a little apologetic when he saw Allen coming, and then handed Allen a mask made of bronze with intricate and exquisite patterns carved on it. In addition, there is a piece of pure black loose clothing, and a hooded cloak that is very similar to the cloak that Allen obtained from the Assassin's Guild.

"This time you have to cooperate with several powerful people. You don't need to take the lead. You just need to follow the arrangements of the leader."

"If possible, you'd better not say anything to avoid being exposed. Every one of those guys is very shrewd."

"The meeting point is set at Wurth Stone Forest."

"OK!"

Allen nodded. After confirming that the gathering place was all at the same place, he felt something was wrong, but on the surface, there was nothing unusual about it.

"Let's go!"

What Allen didn't expect was that besides him, Oscar, the person who knew him best in the Oak Temple, would also act together.

The operation was very covert. Even when they left the city, Oscar and Allen left quietly under the cover of a group of caravans. By the time the two of them rushed all the way to the Wurth Stone Forest, there were already several figures existing in a hidden cave they had agreed upon.

(End of this chapter)