As the elders seemed to ignore him, Pig Daqiang's mouth twitched.

  "Shut up!"

  He roared, his voice deafening.

  The Pigmen tribe elders in the hall trembled and quickly closed their mouths.

  "Kill all those damned Goblins for me. There must be no Goblins in my territory!"

  Faced with the chief's roar, the elders looked at each other in dismay.

  The Pigman sitting at the front raised his hand.

  "Chief, we o wait a bit!"

  "No waiting!"

  Pig Daqiang gred angrily.

  Pig Dazhi sat up straight, fag the chief's angry gaze without ging his expression.

  "We must wait, Chief. As the tribe's wise one, I 't let you act recklessly!"

  The Pigmen in the hall nodded repeatedly.

  Although the chief was strong, his mind was far inferior to the wise one.

  Pig Dazhi stood up.

  He turo face the elders and the chief, grinning.

  "I asked the tribesmen who escaped back. They said the Goblins have a le on that shoot arrows, giving the weak Goblins the ability to fight our hunting teams."

  "The question is, why do Goblins have le ons?"

  Pig Dazhi smiled fidently, turning to look at the chief on the mai.

  "Obviously, the le ons in the Goblins' hands were seized from humans."

  Faced with Pig Dazhi's gaze, Pig Daqiang gred irritably.

  "Speak quickly, you chatterbox!"

  Pig Dazhi grinned, uned.

  "Goblins capable of seizing ons from humans are not simple creatures, so we must not be careless."

  With that, Pig Dazhi sat ba his inal seat.

  He looked at the chief on the mai and slightly bowed his head.

  "Chief, we o wait a while. It's not too te to sweep away the Goblins after all the tribesmen have migrated to their new home."

  In the end, isn't the result the same?

  Pig Daqiang grinned.

  "Alright, then we'll wait!"

  The Pigmen tribe elders in the hall looked at each other.

  Once again, they looked at the wise oh admiration.

  The wise one was indeed impressive; it all made sense.

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  Goblin Northern Forest.

  Throne Cave, Iron Cave.

  Another new day, iernoon.

  On the open ground outside the Iron Cave.

  Li Meng bathed in the scorg sunlight, fag the Iron Cave.

  Beside him stood a giant iron .

  That iron was Benben.

  The armor on Benben was thicker than before.

  Its weight reached a terrifying five tons.

  Every part of its body was covered in iron armor.

  Even the joints were cleverly designed not to hinder movement.

  The helmet was a huge bucket-like structure.

  The visor was a teimeter-wide slit.

  Although wide, arrows could easily hit the eyes through the visor.

  But outside the visor, there was a mesh guard.

  During battle, it could be lowered to block arrow attacks.

  Usually, it could be opened for better visibility.

  All Ogre helmets had the same design.

  Due to the angle differeween the mesh guard and the visor, it effectively blocked sunlight.

  As long as they didn't look up at the sun, their eyes wouldn't be exposed to sunlight.

  Time passed quickly, and a month slipped by unnoticed.

  Today, Li Meng ended his bcksmithing career.

  "Don't be afraid, e out."

  Li Meng shouted into the Iron Cave.

  Beside him, Benben also roared into the cave.

  Uheir urging, a huge shadow in the cave entrance moved.

  An Ogre cautiously stepped out.

  It first extes hand, exposing its arm to the sunlight.

  The scorg sunlight on the iron armor didn't make the Ogre feel strange.

  Only then did the Ogre carefully walk out of the cave.

  Exposed to the sunlight, the Ogre behaved like a child.

  Looking around, lifting its legs, waving its arms.

  It looked up, searg for the thing that frightehem.

  With the things on their bodies, they wouldn't fear the things in the sky anymore.

  "Don't look at the sun!"

  Seeing the Ogre about to look up, Li Meng roared.

  The loud roar startled Benben beside him.

  The Ogre that left the cave was also startled.

  It quickly lowered its head.

  "Don't look at the sun, don't look up at the thing you're afraid of, or you'll turn to stone, uand?"

  Li Meng's words were not only for the Ogre outside the cave.

  They were also for the Ogres hiding ihe cave.

  "Alright, now e out. As long as you don't look up at the thing you're afraid of, you won't turn to stone."

  Now, Li Meng had only oask.

  To get the Ogres used to life uhe sun.

  And to get them used to not looking up.

  Seeing their tribesmen safe in the sunlight.

  The Ogres ihe cave gradually came out.

  A total of 23, all wearing full-body armor.

  Looking at the massive figures in front of him, Li Meng grinned.

  "Great, time to trouble the Pigmen tribe!"

  A battle with humans was iable, and Li Meng had no iion of fleeing without a fight.

  "Beake them to py. I'm heading back to the tribe!"

  With that, Li Meng turned and hurried toward the dire of the tribe.

  Watg his master's departing figure, Benben didn't follow.

  As the leader, it couldn't always follow the boss.

  It had to look after its tribesmen.

  The boss was smart, and it was smart too.

  But its tribesmen were foolish.

  Without it watg, who knows, when it returned, it might only see a pile of stones.

  In those months in the deep mountains, it had seen too many Ogre stones.

  It couldn't imagine why its tribesmen were so foolish.

  Knowing they feared the su hiding in the forest where sunlight couldn't be blocked.

  Half an hour ter, Throribe.

  Li Meng hurried back to the tribe auro the Throne Cave.

  "What's your name?"

  At the entrance of the Throne Cave, Li Meng saw a female Lizardman.

  She was sitting at the entrance, lost in thought.

  Seeing her master return, she quickly stood up.

  "Master, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to block the way."

  "No worries, you're not blog my way!"

  Li Meng sat dowhe female Lizardman had been sitting.

  The female Lizardman standing behind Li Meng seemed a bit at a loss.

  She didn't know whether to turn and go baside or stay still.

  "Why didn't you go to the Iron Cave with them?"

  Delivering milk to the male Lizardmen had bee a routine for the female Lizardmen.

  Li Meng had tacitly accepted this.

  Letting the male and female Lizardme wasn't a bad thing.

  Social intelligent creatures had emotional needs.

  It was beneficial for the Lizardmen's mental and physical health.

  "My name is Hui Shasha... I... didn't!"

  Do Lizardmen blush?

  At least Li Meng couldn't tell.

  Li Meng gnced back at Hui Shasha's belly.

  Seeing her master looking at her belly, a hint of panic fshed in Hui Shasha's eyes.

  Grinning, Li Meng said no more.

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