Become the city lord from today

"It's so fragrant!" The orcs gathered around Tinna, watching him brewing broth, the aroma wafting far away.

"Gollum..."

The stomachs of several orcs began to growl, and they all touched their stomachs and looked at the cauldron in front of Ding Na.

"Wait a little longer and you'll be able to eat." Ding Na took a large iron spoon, scooped up a large spoon and looked at it, and then continued to stir.

The orcs waited obediently, while Laurie was invited to Averlie's side, sitting together and eating and chatting.

"How long is it going to go from outside?" Averly asked after taking a sip of green vegetable soup.

"It's about three or four days to get outside, but it's completely covered in snow and ice." Laurie drank the vegetable soup and marveled at it, it was the best meal he had ever eaten in his life.

"We're going to build a transit station here for you." Averly put down the can in her hand.

"There will be no one here by then, so let's see." Laurie smiled kindly.

"Hmm." Averly nodded and instructed the soldiers to finish eating to explore the terrain and choose a suitable place to set up a transit station.

Joan wiped the fingerblade sleeve next to her, which she did every day.

"How soon will they come back?" Averly asked Rak about them.

"It takes four or five days to go back and forth through more than a dozen tribes." Laurie muttered for a moment and spoke.

"Four or five days!" Averly calculated in her heart, originally planning to leave tomorrow to go to the other side of the Forbidden Mountain Range to take a look, but now it seems that time does not allow.

In fact, it doesn't matter if the rest of the road is explored or not, there are so many orcs here, and they should have traveled those roads many times.

Sure enough, after Avilly called a few sturdy orcs to ask a few times, the answer was the same, the road to the outside world was safe, and there were no beasts around, but the further outside it went, the colder it became.

"You wait here for them to come back, and I'll lead a team to move on." Joss said coldly and put away her finger blade.

"Yes." Averly nodded, which was a good way to do it at the moment.

"I'll find two people to show you the way." Laurie put down the can in his hand and said sincerely.

"Okay." Averly did not refuse, if someone led the way, it would save a lot of time.

After eating, the soldiers and special forces very consciously went to stand guard and began to patrol the surroundings, regardless of whether there was danger or not, which was a must be done every day.

Early the next morning, after eating breakfast, Jones left with a group of soldiers and special forces, accompanied by two male orcs from the tribe.

Averly, on the other hand, took the rest of the people and began to build the transit station.

Until the evening, the appearance of a group of people attracted the attention of Averly and others.

It was a group of orc knights, twelve in all, dressed in tattered sackcloth clothes, and behind them were several ice climbing plows, on which were piled up animal skin clothes and hats made of animal skins, and some of them contained things, covered tightly by animal skins.

The style of the ice climbing plow makes Averly think of the ice climbing plow used on the ice in winter, and the two are very similar. She felt that this group of people must have entered the ice and snow on the other side of the Forbidden Mountain Range.

"Chief Laurie, they're here again." When the orcs of the tribe saw this group of orc knights, they immediately ran to ask Laurie.

"Lord Bren, how can there be a human race here?" Someone in the group of orc knights exclaimed.

"There are really humans, how can humans appear here."

"They are well equipped, and their origins are not simple." Bren was very vigilant.

"Tread, tread..."

At this time, the orc who had just gone to report the letter helped Laurie over.

"Here you are." Laurie was on crutches and stopped in front of Bren.

"Who are they?" Bren glanced warily at the Terrans not far away.

"Don't be nervous, they are guests of our tribe." Laurie chuckled.

Bren frowned and thought for a moment, deciding not to cut corners, first solve the problem of food and then inquire.

He gestured to his companions behind him, brought the bows and spears, and said, "This time we brought some bows and spears to exchange for some jerky." "

"We don't have much jerky left, alas, forget it, get them some." Laurie sighed and motioned for the orcs behind him to take away their bows and spears, and then went to get them jerky.

"Thank you!" Bren was grateful that this was the second time he had come to the tribe to exchange jerky.

"You won't be used in the future." Laurie waved his hand slowly.

"Why? We also have swords and spears, which can be exchanged. Bren was stunned, if there were no such jerky, then the companions of the Rocky Mountains would starve to death, and it would be more and more difficult to hunt their prey during this time.

"No, we're getting out of here." Laurie had a smile on his lips.

"Leave? Where to go? It's all snow and ice outside. Bren thought Laurie was making excuses.

"We're going with them to the other side of the Forbidden Mountains, where they say there is a city where orcs and humans can coexist peacefully." Chief Laurie pointed to Averly and the others who were building a transit base in the distance.

"The other side of the Forbidden Mountains? Chief Laurie, you shouldn't be deceived, right? Bren's eyes widened.

"I believe it's true, and we have nothing left to be fooled." Laurie shook his head bitterly.

"Who said no, you will be taken as slaves, don't you know the meanness and shamelessness of the Terrans?" Bren said excitedly.

"Yes, the Terrans are despicable and shameless, Chief Laurie, you can't be deceived." The orc knights behind Buren all persuaded.

"Chief Laurie, aren't you coerced?" Bren asked in disbelief.

"No, I can't tell for a while, if you want food, you can exchange it with them, they still have a lot." Laurie shook his head lightly and said, "Our tribe doesn't have much food left, so we have to keep it for the road." "

"They have a lot of food?" Bren looked in the direction of the Terrans, lowered his voice and confirmed with Laurie.

"Talk to people well, maybe I can exchange some for you." Laurie suggested, or maybe he needed someone to test it.

"Go, go over and take a look." Bren waved his hand and walked towards the Terrans with the knight.

When the soldiers and special forces saw those orcs coming, they immediately put down the work in their hands, picked up the crossbow in a few seconds, wound the crossbow arrow, and aimed at the orcs who came over.

"Stop..." Bren quickly waved his hand, stopped his steps, cold sweat broke out on his forehead, and he felt the danger.

"Brun, what are you trying to do?" Averly took off her helmet, her long orange hair fell loosely, and the corners of her mouth were slightly hooked.

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