The Transmigrated Novelist

Since Roy had decided to start his visits and check his prisoners then he should be thorough with it and meet all of them one by one.

The next in line was certainly one of the main characters of the battle that just happened, Young Master Peers.

When he received the reports of the battle previously, he had also received detailed information cards about his prisoners, so he knew this guy quite a bit, while he had no idea about Roy.

Well besides the fact that he was the leader of this tribe, a powerful warrior, a weak Earth Mage, and a quite good general on the battlefield.

Despite using tricks to deal with the enemy, no matter who saw the battle with an objective look would understand that Roy had the upper hand the whole time.

Not to mention, that he had been able to win the battle, and crippled his opponent's army, without one grave casualty on his side.

It wasn't something that normal warriors or even generals would be able to reach, even if they had twice the number of the enemy.

While Roy had reached something like that having much fewer warriors, than his enemy. Which made his achievements even bigger, and greater.

Thinking like that, the same performance was done once again by the two guards at the door, as he finally pushed the door open, and entered inside.

Differently from the barbarian general, Young Master Peers didn't even stand from his lying position, as he just threw a quick glance towards Roy, and then closed his eyes once again.

The two warriors beside Roy were clearly pissed off at such interaction, and they wanted to jump on his and teach him a good lesson, but Roy stopped them with just one sign only.

The two warriors could only bear with it and pretend like they hadn't seen it. Roy just looked at him with a careful eye from head to toe.

He wasn't angry in the least. He felt that it was quite proper for this guy to act like that. They weren't buddies, nor was Peers his servant.

If one took a good look at their relationship, not only had they been enemies a few days ago trying to kill each other, but Roy had even taken his wife into his Harem Palace.

It was already a good thing that this guy wasn't jumping on him and trying to kill him the moment he saw Roy, so how could be Roy angry with his manners, and conduct.

In fact, he even appreciated his conduct, thinking that he was an intelligent, and patient man. Certainly, things might be different if they changed their roles, but he didn't care about that now.

As he was thinking like that, and looking at him, Roy finally broke the silence inside the wooden hut,

"Young Master Peers is truly a wolf among men, intelligence, and patience are truly terrifying features.

I won't beat around the bush and waste our time Young Master Peers. I want you to cooperate with me!"

It was only at that moment, that Young Master Peers opened his eyes with a startle, surprise, and even shock, as he said,

"What do you mean tribe Head Roy!?"

Even though he was quite curious about Roy's words, he still didn't forget his position and Roy's position.

Surely just because Roy had the same looks, and appearance of a civilized human like him, it didn't mean that they were the same.

At the end of the day, Roy continued to be the Head of his tribe, while he continued to be the Young Master of a noble's dominion.

Hearing his words Roy was getting more and more assured of his choice, as he said,

"We both know that this Death Forest is just too small and too crude to satisfy me and my needs and that one day I will turn my attention towards the outside.

Your father's dominion is pretty close to the Death Forest, so most probably he is going to be one of the first people I face out there.

War and blood will be inevitable, and so will your father's, and brother's death. Unless you take charge of that place for me.

As long as you are able to control the place and obey me, I will not interfere with your matters, otherwise, I will act according to the situation!"

Hearing Roy's words until the end, Young Master Peers was stunned for a few moments, as he finally managed to react, and started laughing like a lunatic.

Laughing more and more with each passing moment, making the two warriors behind Roy angrier and angrier.

If it weren't for Roy reminding them to not make a move, they would have already jumped on him and killed him.

How dares a damned captive, that should thank heavens that he was alive, act like that in front of their tribe Head, and leader. He was looking for death!

Young Master Peers laughed for quite some time as if he had heard the best joke of his life, as he suddenly stopped and looking at Roy with a serious expression, he said,

"You truly mean it!?

Don't you think that you are overstepping your boundaries a bit!? You sure are a great general, and intelligent man, with various means, but the outside isn't the same as inside here.

In here there are only stupid barbarians and even savages, but outside there are many people as smart and as resourceful as you!

In here you are a great tribe Head and a great leader, but outside you are nothing more than an ambitious worm.

If you even dare to take a loot outside, you are doing nothing more than asking for your own death!

I advise you to live inside this forest as long as you can, and run away when my brother returns, as I am sure that a narrow-minded idiot like him would certainly not underestimate you again!"

Roy heard his words with a serious and solemn expression, whatever Peers said was valuable information for him after all.

And he was able to understand that apparently, the whole outside world hated these barbarians, as they were most probably even trying to completely wipe them out.

He didn't know the exact reason, nor did he know how the forest barbarians had been able to last for so long, but he understood that he couldn't go far with these barbarians behind him.

For that reason, education, and hybridization were extremely necessary. Otherwise, he would become the enemy of the whole Navita, and that was clearly out of his intentions.

He couldn't fight everyone at the same time, as no matter what he was still just a seedling while they were strong, and tough trees.

Peers wasn't wrong, at this moment he was at best just a great tribe Head, and nothing more. He lacked a lot of things in order to be able to have thoughts about the outside world.

If he wanted to progress a lot in the future, and not die immediately as he was introduced to the new world, he had to stay with his feet on the ground and build a good foundation.

In fact, it was at that moment, that he even got some sort of enlightenment about that weird future death of his.

Since the outside people had decided to wipe out the forest barbarians and take control of the place, then they would certainly get rid of anyone that could spoil their plans.

So, it wasn't necessarily Roy who had to die, but the figure that managed to conquer and subdue all the other forest barbarian tribes.

Thinking like that, a few new ideas sprung in his head, but he would have to think harder before putting them to action.

With those thoughts in his mind, he just said in a vague voice,

"Thank you!"

Then he turned around and made his way towards the door while saying to the guards,

"No one is allowed to harm him during his stay here and treat him like a guest. If he has any needs, come and tell me, or Wolf and Bear."

Roy was completely clear that it would be impossible for him to convince the guy only with his words. He needed to show him the deeds, only like that would he be able to subdue the guy's soul.

When he reached the door, he seemed to have been reminded of something as he said,

"Oh, I forgot to mention, but the barbarian woman given to you is mine now, together with her accompaniers.

If you need ladies' company though you can ask for it from the guards, and they will bring you, someone. Just make sure to not do anything forcefully, otherwise, even I won't help you!"

The more he heard, the more confused, and surprised did Peers get. He didn't understand what was this guy thinking, or what was he planning to do.

Could it be that he truly believed he would be able to reach his goals!? He was nothing more than an idiot dreaming with his eyes open.

But that look, and conduct of his, made Peers feel that he was mysterious, and there was much more to him than it met the eye.

He didn't know what to think anymore, as he could only lie down on the floor once again and ponder on these issues.

On the other hand, Roy went on an inspection to check the few alive soldiers and archers that they had captured after the battle, including all the other captives in the cages.

After dealing with them, and their needs, he returned back to his Royal Tent, but this time not towards his personal chambers, but underground.

It was time to meet those three…