Slime simulator

Kamelip Plain.

Suk's figure appeared.

As soon as he arrived, Suk noticed a strange power, and his figure began to be pressed down.

Suk felt a burst of shock.

He was already a sixth-tier, fifth-level domain expert.

At his current level, only a handful of people he knew could suppress him.

But here.

This strange power was clearly not released by anyone.

It was a mysterious power covering this area.

"Could this be the power released by the treasure over there?"

Suk followed the strange power and landed on the ground.

He released his senses.

Suk wanted to find the source of this power.

However, no matter how Suk extended his senses, no matter how far, he could not successfully trace it.

Moreover, as time passed here, Suk realized that his magic fluctuations were slightly suppressed.

And as time continued to increase, this suppression also intensified.

"There... really is a mysterious treasure here."

Suk's eyes lit up.

From Samuel's mouth, Suk learned that there was a mysterious treasure on the entire Kamelip Plain.

No goblin knew what this treasure was.

They only knew that the entire Kamelip Plain was covered by the power of this treasure.

Under the protection of this power, goblins could live safely.

But other races besides goblins would be weakened once they came here.

"Such a strong power, swallowing it will definitely increase a lot of experience points."

Suk praised, starting from the edge of the Kamelip Plain and delving deeper.

After going a hundred miles deep, Suk saw a small village, like a village in a human kingdom.

However, the species living there had changed from humans to goblins.

These goblins had the same ugly appearance as the goblins Suk had seen before, but the difference was that these goblins looked weaker.

The aura on their bodies was also very weak, and some even had no magic aura.

This extinguished Suk's idea that goblins were all magical creatures.

Liquidizing his body, Suk transformed his figure into the figure of a goblin, and at the same time wore a black robe.

He released his senses, and the entire goblin village was in Suk's perception, without any obstruction.

"The highest level one is only a third-tier, first-level goblin warrior."

Moving his steps, Suk slowly came to the village.

Many goblins saw Suk's arrival and cast curious glances.

Suk did not see bloodlust and greed in the eyes of these goblins.

Their eyes were not much different from ordinary humans.

This made Suk feel a little puzzled.

Before coming here, he thought that goblins were all greedy and brutal like the ones he had encountered before.

Now it seems that it is not entirely the case.

While thinking, Suk came to the village.

Across the village fence, more than a dozen goblins gathered around.

They were wearing various items, either leaves or animal skins, just like primitive people.

This was completely different from the well-equipped Samuel he had seen before.

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A goblin who looked very old, whose eyes were full of wisdom, and who looked like the village chief of this village, came to the front of the fence and spoke across the fence.

Suk knew that he was talking to him, but he was using goblin language, which he could not understand.

After thinking for a while, Suk pointed to his ears and waved his hand.

The opposite side immediately understood, and many goblins cast pitying glances at Suk.

Obviously, they successfully understood what Suk wanted them to understand.

Soon, a gap was opened in the fence, and the goblin village chief signaled Suk to go in.

Suk walked in directly, while thinking about how to communicate with these goblins.

Enter a dream?

That's a good idea.

Let's wait and see.

After following the goblin village chief into the village, Suk saw a scene that could only be seen in human society.

These goblins were engaged in farming, animal husbandry, and other aspects of life and production, supplying the normal operation of the entire village.

However, Suk found that the village seemed to be short of water.

Each household had a stone jar in front of their door, which seemed to be used to collect rainwater.

However, all the stone jars were empty.

The few wells he passed were also all dry.

Suk's eyes flickered slightly.

The weather here was very good, neither hot nor cold, but it was unusually stuffy.

Suk hadn't felt it before, with his powerful sixth-tier, fifth-level strength, few harsh natural environments could affect him.

However, once you observe carefully, you can notice this.

This was very unusual.

Suk released his senses, covering the surrounding ten miles.

As a result, he found that there were indeed few green plants, which, combined with the scene of this goblin village, was consistent with the drought Samuel said.

Following the goblin village chief into a house that was slightly better than other houses, the goblin village chief came to the corner of the house, pulled out a broken earthenware pot, scooped half a stone bowl of water from it, and handed it to Suk.

Suk looked at the stone bowl that was so muddy that it could be called mud, and took it.

However, he didn't drink it.

The goblin village chief sat opposite Suk and said something again, but Suk couldn't understand a word.

He released his senses, and no goblins were coming this way.

Suk directly took out the Dream of Pula, activated the Dream Domain, and controlled the goblin village chief.

The goblin village chief's eyes were dazed for a while, and then he stared blankly at Suk.

Suk didn't waste any time, "Can you understand the common human language?"

The goblin village chief nodded, "I can speak the common human language."

Suk breathed a sigh of relief.

If the language can be communicated, it will be much easier.

After questioning, Suk learned information that was completely different from what Samuel said.

There was indeed a drought here, and there was indeed a shortage of water and food.

But this was only relative.

For this small village, water and food were extremely scarce, and the villagers continued to die. The root cause was in the stone jars at the door.

Those stone jars were brought by the powerful goblin tribes on the Kamelip Plain after the great drought.

Every time it rained, the rainwater they received had to be sent to the powerful goblin tribes.

These weak existences that were not accepted by the goblin tribes could only survive on their own in the marginal areas, while also taking into account the role of providing water, and even food, to the large tribes.

And food...

If they couldn't provide it on time, they would have to take the villagers to the goblin tribes to work to make up for it.

However, those villagers who went to work in the tribe never came back.

The villagers who sneaked back two months ago and were beaten to death revealed shocking news to them.

In the case of severe food shortages, large goblin tribes actually ate their own kind!!!

Some of the villagers they sent to the goblin tribes had already been swallowed into their stomachs, while others were kept in captivity.

...

After listening to the goblin village chief finish telling him the information he needed, Suk got up, glanced at the water in the stone bowl full of sediment, stretched out a finger, stirred it, and then left.