Rebirth of the Orc Tribe: I am Furuikong

When Bal came to his senses again, he suddenly felt scared of his own thoughts:

(Why!? Why would I think this!? He and my father protected the tribe! Why do I...I...want to kill him?)

Just when Bal was still in a daze, suddenly a crisp slap hit Bal's face "Pa!"

Bal came to his senses and saw his father glaring at him. Bal was about to say something but Bud ignored him and slapped Bal again with another loud slap.

Neither of them was talking at this time, and Bud walked over, picked up Bakui's body with both hands and walked towards the tribe.

When Bal returned to the tribe, he saw that the tribesmen had begun to gather around Bakui's body in silence, while the three elders on the side were discussing something with the chief and an argument broke out.

Bal had no chance, and he knelt down in front of Bakui's body along with his tribesmen, regretting it in his heart:

(Did he die just like that? At the hands of a monster? Would he have survived if I had rescued him?)

While Bal was still thinking, Chief Bad walked towards Bal angrily and pulled Bal's clothes from the back and dragged him to a remote place.

Seeing this, Bal quickly begged for mercy:

"Father! Father! Listen to me! I didn't! I didn't do it!"

Bard obviously ignored Bal's explanation, and tied Bal to a wooden stake with an iron chain, then took out a long whip from behind and began to whip Bal's back and cursed:

"You don't respect your brother! You even want to kill your brother! Why didn't you die?"

When Bal heard his father's last words, he immediately stopped begging for mercy and endured the beating silently!

Although Chief Bad felt tired after beating Bal for several hours, he was still not satisfied, so he ordered his tribesmen to come and beat Bal one by one!

Bal fainted from the pain, but Bard obviously did not give up. He poured cold water on Bal to wake him up and asked his tribesmen to continue beating him.

At this moment, Bal's back was covered in blood and even the bones could be vaguely seen, but Chief Bad still did not let Bal go. It was not until the elders ran over to stop him that Bal was put down and taken back for treatment.

The next day, Bal's injury was not serious, but his father dragged him from the bed to Baqui's grave and made him kneel. At this moment, Bal had only one thought in his mind: (Why didn't you die!)

And because of this sentence, Bal no longer regretted having the idea of ​​killing his brother.

After kneeling for an unknown amount of time, Bal's legs gradually lost feeling and he fell to the ground. Bard, who was not far away, asked the elder beside him:

"How is it? Has he repented in his heart?"

The elder on the side replied with difficulty:

"Chief, your actions are too radical. Not only has he not repented, he has even thought about betraying the tribe!"

After hearing this, Bard wanted to rush forward and beat Bal, but the elder warned him again:

"Chief! Either you kill him! Or you stop!"

After hearing this, Bard suddenly understood what the elder meant. Obviously, the elder already knew that Baal was full of hatred. If Bard continued to treat Baal in such an extreme way, Baal might even have murderous intentions towards the entire tribe. Then the final result would be that Bard would have to kill Baal.

The elder stopped Bad from going forward to teach him a lesson in order to prevent such a situation from happening again. If it happened, it would mean that the Yunshan tribe would be completely destroyed. After all, the power of the patriarch needs to be inherited by his own descendants.

After thinking it over, Bard decided not to embarrass Baal anymore and asked the guards to take the unconscious Baal back to recuperate.

After a while, Bard's anger had almost subsided, so he went to the arena to watch the fight between the new generation of Yunshan tribe orcs.

When Bard arrived, he saw Barr fighting ten orcs alone, and still won. Although he was beaten black and blue, he still won.

Bard felt a little relieved after seeing this, but when Bal saw his father not far away, his face darkened and he still lost the joy he had just felt after the victory.

So Bal turned his back to his father and left, and Bard couldn't help but sigh when he saw this. When Chief Bard returned to the tribe, he told the elders about this matter.

Apparently the elder felt that the chief had gone too far, so he said:

"Baqui's death was none of his business, but you put all the pain of losing your son on Bal. And Chief, can you honestly tell me that you treat your two sons equally? You even deprived Bal of his cultivation resources to give to Baqui. If it were you, you would probably want to kill your brother, right? There's no need to spill the water if you can't treat one bowl of water equally!"

Bard was obviously severely scolded by the elders, so he came to Baal's tent with some trepidation. When Baal saw his father coming, he immediately knelt on one knee respectfully:

"Chief!"

This simple sentence from the chief made Bud feel a little sad, so he said:

"Stand up."

Bal stood up and asked respectfully:

"What do you want, Chief?!"

Bard looked at the scars on the corners of Bal's mouth and the whip marks on his abdomen and back, and suddenly asked inexplicably:

"Does it still hurt?"

Bal didn't understand for a moment, but after looking through his father's eyes, he knew what Bard said, so he replied respectfully:

"I'm fine now, don't worry, Chief! If there's nothing else, I'm going to go out for training. I want to protect our tribe and become stronger!"

Bard sighed and said:

"Do you still hate me? Do you still blame me?"

Bal was about to walk out when he suddenly stopped and hesitated for a long time before answering:

"It would have been great if I had died at that time... Don't you agree, Chief?"

After saying this, Baal left, leaving Bard sighing in place.

Obviously, at this moment, Bal was very resentful of his father. Why did he say those words to him? Wasn't he his offspring? Did he deserve to be ignored just because his talent was not as good as Baqui's?

Another week passed, and the Yunshan Tribe finally arrived at the Holy Dragon Empire. After setting up camp, Chief Bad and the elders went to Dragon City to apply for territory leasing.

When Bal saw the camps of many surrounding tribes, he felt a little uneasy. How would so many tribes be divided?

When Bal went out for a walk at night, he heard that many tribes were denied visas because they were too weak. This made Bal worry about his own tribe.

After all, he had traveled thousands of miles to Longcheng, and if his visa was denied, he would have to continue traveling. Bal waited in the camp for several days but his father didn't come back, so he began to worry.

After Bard and the elders arrived at the Peripheral Management Bureau in Dragon City, they asked the lizardmen nearby how to station in the periphery.

The female lizardman glanced at Bard, then took out a roll of parchment from the cabinet and placed it on the table in front of Bard. She said rudely:

"Fill out this form."

Bard took the leather of the table and started to fill it in. There were still many parts that he didn't understand. Every time he asked the female lizardman for advice, she would tell Bard impatiently.

Finally, Bard filled out the form with a lot of anger. When he handed it to the female lizardman, she simply glanced at it and said:

"Come back in a month and wait for the results."

Hearing this, Bard immediately asked anxiously:

"It will take a month to get the results? I can't wait that long. Can this beautiful lady help me expedite it?"

The female lizardman obviously felt comfortable after hearing this, but she still patiently explained to Bud:

"I'm really sorry. It's not that I don't want to hurry up. When you were outside, you should have seen that there were tribes around who signed on behalf of others. I have received more than 200 applications so far, so one month is already a very fast speed."

Bard wanted to say something after hearing this, but suddenly a yellow lizard man in gorgeous clothes came up and stood in front of Bard:

"Chief, please understand that the Dragon Country has its own rules."

When the female lizardman saw the gorgeously dressed lizardman coming in, she immediately bowed and politely greeted him with her head lowered:

"Lord Dragon Envoy."

Then the Dragon Envoy looked at Bard, his eyes clearly showing some scrutiny, and then said:

"If the chief needs expedited processing, he can talk to me. Of course, this is not free and requires a certain amount of compensation."

Bard looked at the elder beside him and saw the elder nodded. Then Bard took out his purse and shook it twice in front of the Dragon Envoy to show his attitude.

After seeing the pile of gold coins, the Dragon Envoy smiled and said to Bard:

"Please come with me."

Just as the dragon master was about to take Bard away, a fat dragon man walked in and suddenly shouted to the female lizard:

"Xiao Lanlan! Where did the previous report go?"

The female lizardman rolled her eyes at the fat dragonman, then squatted down and searched in the cabinet for a long time before she found it.

Just as Feilong took the report and was about to leave, he suddenly saw a wolf-like orc with a very good figure. He then paused and turned to approach Bard.

The fat dragon man looked at him and said:

"Yake, who is this guest?"

The lizardman Yak then bowed politely to the fat dragon in front of him and explained:

"This chief wants to apply for expedited processing to enter the outer perimeter."

The fat orc immediately became interested after hearing this, so he walked up to Bard and said:

"I can help you with that, too. I'm a dragon user like him, my name is Long Ning, and I charge less commission!"

Apparently, Yak was angry when he heard Long Ning suddenly snatching the business. "You guy!"

Then Long Ning looked at Bader and said:

"Of course you can pay the commission in other ways."

When Bud saw Long Ning's lecherous eyes, he immediately felt disgusted, so he responded to Long Ning very politely:

"Sorry, I'd better follow this dragon envoy to handle it!"

When Long Ning heard the reply, his expression suddenly changed and he warned:

"This guy is not a good person. I suggest you choose me. At least I can give you some dignity."

Obviously, Long Ning had told Bard directly what he said, and Bard obviously felt that the fat dragon man in front of him was not only lustful but also very unreliable, so he politely refused again:

"I'm so sorry."

After hearing Bud's answer, Long Ning sighed and shook his head: "Don't regret it."

After saying that, Long Ning walked out.

After Bard and Yak went to the conversation room on the second floor and talked for a while, Bard found out that if he wanted to speed up, it would take at least two weeks, and he would have to pay an additional 1000 gold coins as a handling fee!

After that, Bard and the elders discussed for more than ten minutes before deciding to pay the money. When Bard was about to go down to pay the money, Yak suddenly stopped Bard and said:

"Just ask this old gentleman to go and handle it. I have some private matters to discuss with Chief Bud."

After hearing this, Bard asked the elder to leave first. Then, when Yake saw the old man leave, he immediately said:

"I have a faster way that can be completed in about a week. I wonder if Chief Bud is willing to do so."

Bud asked curiously, "What method? Why didn't you bring it up just now?"

(harmonious)

About a week later, Bad and the elders finally returned from Dragon City, holding the successfully signed contracts in their hands. Seeing this, the tribesmen and Bal finally felt relieved.