Traveling through the world of beasts: Lingquan space has some fields

After talking for a while, Chief Litu immediately got to the point: "The slave marks on their collarbones are from the White Lion Clan."

The Grizz Bear leader gave up criticizing the Rabbit leader in his heart and asked, "The White Lion tribe in the Beast Temple?"

The leader of the Litu tribe was so pleased with himself that his beard was raised. "That's it!"

Grizz rubbed his chin, "A divine messenger has come to this city? Is he trying to rob it? Let's run!"

The leader of the Rabbit tribe pursed his lips and sniffed, "Smell it."

The grizzly bear twitched his nose vigorously, and there was a faint fishy smell in the thick wood ash.

There had been a war here. He looked down at the ground beneath his feet. It was hard and spotless. That was not here.

Following the scent, he looked to the west, and followed the direction he smelled, going further and further off the track. As soon as he turned a corner, he came face to face with the mao Li who was cleaning the ground.

Mauli: “???!!!”

The grizzly bear showed his usual invincible simple smile and scratched his head, "I took the wrong path. I'm sorry, sorry."

But the ash that had not been completely cleared away, and the clumps of dark brown soil mixed in with the ash, caused his pupils to shrink continuously.

The leader of the grizzly bear tribe is called Xiong Le. Don't be fooled by his big and strong appearance, like a bear mountain, and as fierce as a bandit. In fact, his personality is completely opposite. He is flexible and can fight, and most importantly, he is careful.

The dried blood on the ground showed at a glance that a big battle had taken place here, and the winner was the city next to it.

Xiong Le ran into the crowd, then squatted down when he ran back, trying to hide his big body among the tiny ones.

The leader of the Litu tribe, called Tuyi, pushed him and said, "You are squeezing me."

Xiong Le made an "oh" sound several times, but he had no intention of moving away, which made Tu Yi so angry that he rolled his eyes.

"What did you see that made you so cowardly?"

Xiong Le was still happy to share his discovery with the old man who had loved and hated him all the way: "There was blood all over the ground."

Tuyi: "Is there a dead body?"

Xiong Le lowered his voice very low, "There is no body, they must have been cleared away."

Tu Yi stroked his goatee and said, "That should mean a lot of people died."

Just as he finished speaking, he saw carts one after another coming from a distance, with their wheels turning slowly, which made Tuyi's eyes widen.

He couldn't help rubbing his eyes. What did he see? "The wheel is rolling!"

Xiong Le also noticed the car. After hearing Tu Yi's words, his eyes fell on the rolling wheels. He lived in the Great Wilderness. The Grizzli Bear Tribe was small in number, but strong in combat. The tribe was relatively wealthy, and traveling merchants often came to their tribe to exchange for animal skins with things from other places.

He had seen the carts used by these traveling merchants. They were just a few pieces of planks put together, with wheels that couldn't roll. They were a round board made of wooden boards, pulled by brute force. They were mainly used to carry more things, otherwise no one would use such a thankless thing.

But the wheels of the carts in front of him were rolling, and some dark brown color could be seen on the wooden boards. Xiong Le guessed that these carts might have just returned from transporting corpses.

When they returned, they also loaded a lot of firewood. The mountain of firewood weighed at least a thousand pounds, and it could be pulled by just one horse orc.

Tu Yi smiled widely and approached the horse beastman, "Brother, your car is the best."

The horse orc snorted, his eyes full of boasting, that's right! The cart of their tribe is unique in the world.

If the wheels had limited load-bearing capacity, he could have pulled it twice as hard with his strength.

I don’t know when Lord Langxue will be able to invent wheels with a greater load-bearing capacity.