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Chapter 51 Beast Tide
The white pigeon resting on Allen's shoulder made a cooing sound. The little pigeon turned its head left and right, looked at the orcs below from various angles, and blinked. The clever eyes seemed to be able to speak, but no orcs could speak. Read the eyes of pigeons.

The old hunter was in the crowd of orcs, and found that the pigeon was standing on Alan's shoulder on an important occasion, his face changed slightly, he whistled softly, and took out the rice grains to attract the pigeon to leave Alan's shoulder, so as not to destroy the seriousness of the pigeon .

The crowd was noisy, and the whistle was too small to attract attention. Only the pigeon heard the familiar whistle, turned to look at the old hunter, and remained motionless for a few seconds.

The old hunter was fascinated, and arched the bright yellow rice in his hand, but found that the pigeon was still unmoved.

It wasn't until Alan took out the daily prepared rice grains from his clothes that the little white pigeon lowered his head and pecked at Alan's rice grains.

The old hunter had mixed feelings in his heart, and murmured: "You have changed, you have become a ruthless pigeon, and even the whistle I have been blowing for several years doesn't work."

Although the old hunter was not very happy, he was relieved to see Alan treat his pigeons kindly.

On the stage, Allen touched the pigeon's head, took off the note on the pigeon's leg, and let it go.

Fluttering, the little white pigeon flew away.

Allen watched the little white pigeon fly to the sky, gliding on the wind for a while, flapping its wings lightly for a while, shuttled flexibly through the forest, and disappeared.

This white pigeon was originally the pigeon of the old hunter. The old hunter once said in front of Allen that no one would recognize this pigeon except him.

Later, when the old hunter was resting, Alan secretly trained him in pigeon language, and the pigeon soon became Alan's pet.

Of course, Alan usually doesn't use pigeon language lightly, this is an ancient inheritance from another orc plane-beast whisperer.

The long process of learning the beast language almost made Allen lose his sense of human language. It has to be said that it was a hard temper, and he learned almost all the common and uncommon beast languages.

At the same time, it was also the first gifted skill that Allen got back to reality from playing the infinite streaming game.

By the way, the skills obtained by the infinite flow are divided into those that can bring back to reality and those that cannot.

Players spend all kinds of wandering and dying in infinite streaming games in order to obtain this kind of skills that can bring back to reality, so that they can return to reality with a superhuman feeling.

However, such skills are difficult to obtain and are rare skills, which require players to explore slowly.

There are several types of skills that can bring back reality, such as innate skills (similar to passive skills), active skills, etc.

Among them, innate skills are the most valuable. As long as you use enough innate skills and have a deep understanding of innate skills, after logging in to a new plane, using a new body can easily reactivate innate skills.

In order to stimulate this kind of talent, it is necessary to do a lot of repeated practice in the new plane and re-understand the talent.

And because players have already comprehended this kind of talent, re-comprehending it will be very fast.

But Allen is different. As an expert who has been studying bugs for many years, he has already used bugs in a certain plane to brand most of his innate skills into his soul, turning them into unforgettable soul imprints. This is an advantage that others do not have.

Therefore, Alan can try various talent skills as soon as he logs in. Unfortunately, super powerful talents such as fantasy cannot be used here. The talents that can be used are ordinary talents, such as "education", "beast language", "assassin", etc. .

Allen stood on a high place and finished the opening speech of the administrative building, and then let everyone visit freely. He got off the stage and stood in the shade of a tree, and opened the note sent by the pigeon.

I saw that it said:

"The lion heart country wins, the tauren retreat, the beast tide ushers outside the Moonlight Valley, the beast tide invades the Moonlight Valley along the hole in the city gate, the lion heart country retreats."

The above words are all cipher text, which is one of the contents that Alan focused on teaching when he taught the first batch of assassins.

These passwords are ambiguous, and Allen forcibly instilled some simple passwords into the orcs. They also spent a lot of brain cells, causing them to not even learn the normal lion heart script, but they have already regarded the password script as their life script.

Also because Allen transmitted a simple password and it was polysemous, except for the assassin who sent the letter at that time, the text deciphered by the other assassins is very likely to be a different version.

Only Alan can understand the real information above and know the severe situation on the border of Lionheart Country.

After a while, the deputy village chief also came over.

She was very happy to find the four-leaf clover just now. The pink-blue haired cat's ears trembled, its tail stood up like a question mark, and it smiled and asked Allen how the border war was going.

"The situation is a bit complicated. The Lionheart Kingdom has just won the war, and they have to face the wild beast tide. They are already very busy, and they barely meet my expectations."

When Alan talked about the beast tide, he immediately thought of his talent as a beast whisperer.

The beast tide is a common characteristic event in the orc plane, but different planes have different understandings. In the last orc plane, Allen controlled the beast tide with the talent of the beast speaker, and overthrew the human race one after another. city.

Now he doesn't know the characteristics of the local beast tide, and needs Windsor, an encyclopedia with a half bucket of water, to explain the local beast tide.

"Windsor, do you know about the beast tide?"

When Windsor heard the beast tide, his happy mood was immediately splashed with cold water, and he said anxiously:
"The beast tide is a disaster caused by those uncivilized beast races. When the rice harvest is in the summer or autumn harvest season, the beast race without wisdom will launch a beast tide and plunder the barn of our beast race."

When Allen heard this, he realized that the branches of the orcs were divided into two categories, one was intelligent, and the other was unintelligent orcs.

For example, the pigs in the village sleep in the pigsty all day after eating, waiting for the day to be slaughtered, and there is no sign of advanced wisdom at all.

"But how do you know that the beast tide will definitely attack the granary, won't the orcs move the granary, won't they build it in the burrow and hide it?"

Alan's double questioning did not bother Windsor. She shook her head and said, "Of course they don't know where the granary is, so every time they just attack the orc towns, there is no food, and the orcs are their rations."

All right, eating orcs without food is very "beast".

Allen listened for a while, and found that the so-called ignorant orcs were actually wise, otherwise how would they gather a huge wave of beasts to attack human cities.

Windsor felt a little strange seeing that Allen didn't understand the cause of the beast tide, but she didn't worry too much. No one is perfect, and it's impossible for a person to understand everything.

"Actually, those orcs are a little clever beasts with a pure beast appearance, while our orcs are almost human in appearance, which is different from them."

When Windsor talked about the appearance of a human being, her tail took a step back unconsciously, covering her tail with her petite body. As for the ears... they can't be covered, so just put them there.

After what Windsor said, Allen fully understood, "This must have something to do with the ancestor of the orc race."

"It's true to say that. It is said that there are wise orcs and pure humans, and then our orcs were born."

Windsor nodded silently, "Those wise primitive orcs should be the beast kings who started the beast tide, but I have never seen a beast king."

(End of this chapter)