Warlord: King of All Clans

After hearing what Fisa said, Leo looked at the old Kobold Shaman with a questioning look.

This dog-headed man is so old that he can't walk and can only lie on the truck to survive.

Fortunately, there are wheat flour and deer antler cassava flour in the Gnoll Valley, otherwise, with the coarse food they used to eat, they would have been starved to death in minutes.

Seeing his dim eyes and dying appearance, Leo felt that he was unreliable no matter how he looked at him.

He was a little afraid that the old dog-headed man would have a sudden whim before he died and lead his tribe to attack in pursuit of a belief that did not exist at all.

After all, the dog-headed man has eaten too much deer antlers and cassava peels, so he has all kinds of hallucinations.

So he said to the little mouse, "You are not allowed to go!"

The little mouse pouted and started twisting its butt.

Leo didn't give in at all. He grabbed the back collar of her jacket and walked towards the Gravel Castle.

Frasa's group of kobolds also marched through the gate of Gravel Castle under their own banners.

The southern wall of the Gravel Fort is located on the edge of a natural stone wall. Because the terrain is low in the south and high in the north, there are some slopes inside the wall, and most of the buildings are built on the slope.

In addition, there was too much rubble and soil cleared from the internal open space, so Leo simply had people fill in the slope to facilitate the transportation of materials, while also saving bricks on the inside of the city wall.

So when viewed from the outside of the Gravel Fort, this city wall is a five or six meter high stone wall plus a four meter high city wall, but when viewed from the inside, it is a small flat square.

Therefore, the gate hole of this city wall is extremely deep, it is simply a tunnel, seven or eight meters long.

In the small square of the city wall, teams of workers were transporting bricks and stones, paving the ground for the soon-to-be-completed city wall, and building battlements.

There is a five or six meter high natural stone wall, a four meter high city wall, and a two meter high parapet. Standing on it and looking down, the people below seem much smaller.

This is the advantage of a strong fortress. Standing on it, even a coward can become a warrior.

There were two stonemasons polishing stone balls on one side of the square. A number of stone balls the size of human heads were piled up in the corners of the city wall.

As the Gravel Fort was gradually completed, Rio sent half of the labor force to the open space in the forest outside to replant antler cassava, cut wood, and process charcoal in preparation for the cold winter.

Fesa led a large army into the square of Gravel Castle, stood on a truck, grabbed her cloak with both hands and spread it out, trying to make herself look tall and mighty.

"I! The King of the Kobolds! I will give you food and weapons!"

Under the curious gaze of the laborers, the ogre warrior in charge of pulling the carts pulled ten small trailers in front of her.

It was filled with iron ingots, iron pickaxe heads, crossbow arrows, and bags of wheat.

Seeing the workers staring at each other in bewilderment, Fisa repeated, "I! The King of the Kobolds! I will give you food and weapons!"

Leo could only be the first to applaud, "Understand the applause!"

The workers then began to applaud and cheer.

The dog was giving a speech on top and people were cheering below. The scene was so bizarre.

Leo also asked why Fesha was dragging a lot of supplies to climb the mountain, and it turned out that she was rewarding the troops along the way.

Although Frasa does not have clear ideas or so-called political schemes, subconsciously, she is always trying her best to integrate into the human community.

The Langya barbarians joined the Riverbend, and she contributed money and manpower.

Rio built the river mouth town, and she went there to do business.

Now that Gravel Castle was about to be completed, she came again to reward the pioneering refugees.

The reason why the kobolds can live carefree in human society is not only the tacit approval of the Riverbend rulers, but also the various efforts made by Frasa.

If Leo didn't know Feisa well enough, he would really be afraid that she was a king from another world who was sleeping on straw and eating bitter food.

After rewarding the human residents with the title of the King of the Kobolds, Fesa led a large army, pushing the remaining wheelbarrows, through the Gravel Fort, and continued towards the legendary Holy Mountain of the Kobolds.

Seeing the little mouse's envious eyes, Leo lifted her onto his shoulders and said, "Come on, let's go and see the fun too."

The soldiers of Gravel Castle are managed by deputies, the craftsmen have their chief craftsmen, and the laborers have their chief laborers. Leo has not been very busy during this period.

Every time an important decision was made, Leo became the most idle one.

Instead of doing that, it’s better to take the little mouse to see what’s going on.

The ogreon group passed through the Stonebreak Pass and continued up along the northern foothills of the western mountains. They were about to reach the outside of the Midgard Grand Canyon.

Leo kept muttering, "Could this holy mountain of the Kobolds be the courtyard?"

Freya became an expert, "Not in the atrium! But just outside the atrium."

She explained proudly, "The holy mountain of the kobolds, the holy mountain of the orcs, the holy mountain of the wild folk, the holy mountain of the gnolls, the holy mountain of the boars, and the holy mountain of the trolls are all outside the courtyard."

"Every mountain outside the courtyard is a holy place for all the tribes in the wilderness!"

Come to think of it, it makes sense. A thousand years ago, Zhongting ruled over all races, and all the races living in the Wolf-Quxing Plain regarded this place as a holy place.

Even if they can no longer enter the sealed atrium for the next few hundred years, it does not prevent them from commemorating and praying outside the atrium.

After walking for almost a whole day, when they reached the top of the south side of the Grand Canyon of the Atrium, the old Kobold Shaman seemed to have regained his vitality.

He stood up and looked around. Finally, he pointed to a mountain under the magnificent barrier and said excitedly, "Woof woof woof! The holy mountain of the Kobolds! The Kobold God is guiding my path!"

It's not the guidance of the gods, there's still smoke rising from there.

Perhaps it was other ogre tribes that arrived earlier and settled there.

After walking for another hour, footprints of the kobolds began to appear in the forest, and gradually became denser, finally forming a mountain road.

Occasionally, the shadows of some dog-headed men flashed in the woods on both sides of the mountain road.

But they were obviously very afraid of this large and complex team.

Each of Fesha's kobold guards is a muscular man, over 1.3 meters tall, and they are wrapped in studded leather armor and carry iron-clad crossbows.

If they were all released, every Gnoll Guard could become the chief of a small Gnoll tribe.

Ordinary wild dog-headed people develop into the size of wild wolves in order to hunt and escape.

Even if there was enough food, it would be impossible for it to grow so big and strong.

Behind the kobold guards were more than twenty half-grown gnolls.

These gnolls are the oldest group of "ferocious dog-headed people" raised by Fraser.

Although he is not yet an adult, he is already over 1.5 meters tall, his body is starting to grow muscles, and his appearance has become ferocious.

They were equipped with thick iron shoulder armor with iron spikes, spiked guards on the joints of their limbs, short swords on their waists, and a combat round shield on their backs.

This is a melee soldier trained by Fesa. They are agile and ferocious, good at sword and shield fighting, and can also bite the enemy with sharp teeth and claws.

What's more, behind them, there is a three-meter-tall two-headed ogre, which is definitely an existence that the gnolls cannot defeat.

If such an army enters the wilderness, even if it encounters twice as many enemies, it can easily defeat them.