Fantasy journey to the heavens

Chapter 12
Under the shadow, a figure ran quickly in it, very fast.

It was still dark at the moment, and the twilight outside was deep, making it look hazy, and the overall atmosphere was a bit gloomy.

People walking among them, if you don't identify them carefully, you probably wouldn't think it was a human figure, and would probably classify it as some ordinary beast.

The black shadow walked among them, crossing layer after layer of shadows, and did not feel relieved until there was no movement behind it.

"It should have been thrown away."

This thought flashed through his mind and he relaxed slightly.

Then he stepped aside.

Judging from his movements, he looked very familiar with the nearby terrain. After leaving some space, he immediately entered a cave.

"Maro, how is the situation?"

In the cave, a woman's voice came.

However, what is different from ordinary women's voices is that this woman's voice is significantly rougher.

"I was spotted, but I probably wasn't caught up."

The man named Maro said: "This new gamekeeper is very vigilant, unlike the previous ones."

After the words fell, the faces of other people around him suddenly showed sad looks.

There was a dim glow in the cave, which was the light emitted by the burning torches around it.

With this light and temperature, I can barely see the appearance of the people in the cave.

They are tall, each of them is considered tall among ordinary people, and most of them are burly.

They have human characteristics, but at the same time they are a bit like orcs, and they seem to be somewhere in between.

Not as thin as ordinary people, not as violent as orcs, but with the advantages of both.

At this moment in the cave, their faces were filled with sorrow, as if they were worried about the future.

A sound of footsteps suddenly came from behind.

It was slight at first, but gradually became clearer and calmer.

To be honest, it was actually very slight, but placed in this quiet cave, it suddenly became conspicuous.

After a while, a figure slowly walked in.

It was none other than Katim.

In an instant, the expressions of everyone present suddenly changed.

"I didn't expect that there would be such a group of orcs living in the hunting grounds under my jurisdiction."

Katim's slightly sighing voice sounded in the cave.

"Human? Impossible!"

Maro showed an expression of disbelief: "I obviously have"

"You've gotten rid of me, haven't you?"

Katim looked at him with relish: "But if I didn't mean it, how could you get rid of me with your ability?"

No matter what, Katim is a top apprentice who is infinitely close to being a knight.

Maro may be much better than ordinary people due to his innate talent, but it is absolutely impossible to compare with Katim.

If an ordinary person wants to compete in speed with an extraordinary person, how can he possibly win?

So, from the beginning, when he was discovered by Khadim, his outcome was already doomed.

The reason why they didn't announce it from the beginning was just that Katim wanted to reveal their hiding place.

So far, it seems that the goal has been achieved.

Katim looked forward.

Under his gaze, half-orcs of different sizes came into his eyes.

The so-called half-orcs are not pure-blooded orcs, but a mixture of orcs and other races.

Most of the people here are a mixture of orcs and humans.

In the long history, this unique existence has appeared many times.

Because of their origins, they are rejected by orcs and humans at the same time, so most of them will gather together to form their own tribes.

The one in front of me should be a typical example.

It just looks a little weaker.As far as Katim could see at a glance, there were less than 50 orcs here, and most of them were women and children. There were very few strong orc warriors like Maro.

It can be said to be very weak in terms of combat effectiveness.

Kadim's evaluation is that he doesn't even need Reagan and the others to come. He might be able to kill them all here alone.

"I see."

He figured out some things: "Let me tell you why the food in the hunting grounds keeps disappearing for no reason, and why we always see some beast carcasses. It turns out it was you who did it."

The loss of food in the hunting grounds has been very large since a long time ago.

At first, Katim thought it was corruption by his subordinates and didn't pay attention to it, but now it seems that is not the case.

The missing part of the food must have been taken away by the orcs in front of them.

At the same time, they also hunted in the hunting grounds and harvested the wild animals for food.

But with the external orcs as a cover, their actions are also difficult to detect.

"We are just trying to survive."

Maro's voice was heavy: "We can leave here right away and find a new place to live."

"Come when you want and leave when you want. Nothing in this world is that easy."

Katim looked at him and stepped forward directly.

He didn't draw his sword, he just stepped forward and moved, and several orc warriors who surrounded him were instantly knocked down.

Maro was knocked out and hit the ground hard.

In an instant, the entire orc tribe began to become restless, but was immediately stopped by Maro, who struggled to get up.

Unlike his people, Maro has been lurking outside for some time.

Therefore, he knew very well that the strength of the game manager in front of him was far from comparable to those of the past.

With the opponent's strength, their resistance would be insignificant and they would just be killed.

"I'll give you a way to survive."

Katim looked at Maro: "Surrender to me and serve me from now on. I will let you go this time."

"But from now on, your tribe is under my jurisdiction."

"In return, I will give you what you need."

A smile appeared on his face, and he raised his hand silently: "Stability, and food."

As soon as the words fell, all the orcs present were stunned.

After a while, they reached a consensus and knelt down in pieces.

Katim looked in front of him.

World energy: 203
He looked at his increased power and couldn't help but laugh.

Sure enough, it is still useful.

Conquering these orcs was the most powerful thing he had ever gained.

Besides this time, the last time he got a lot of feedback was when he killed Calvo and Mutan.

Katim has found out.

Unlike in other worlds, in the dawn world, the boundary stone is activated.

In this state, it will be relatively easy to obtain world energy.

It's just that the realm energy that ordinary people can give is too little, and no matter how hard they try, what they can give is very limited.

Only knight apprentices like Mutan and Calvo, who are regarded as elites, can give more feedback.

But even for ordinary people, as long as the number is large enough, the increase in world energy will eventually be considerable.

For example now.

Conquering this half-orc tribe at once is equivalent to permanently changing the future destiny of this half-orc tribe, so the world energy feedback received is not small.

"It seems like I should have more contact with those big organizations in the future, and it would be better to develop my own power."

Katim thought thoughtfully: "How can we influence more people?"

(End of this chapter)