lord and his dragon

Sigma couldn't understand why the Beastmaster suddenly changed his attitude. He was in a state of confusion, but Nigrim knew why the Beastmaster gave in so quickly.

He has already clearly expressed his attitude as a lord. Of course, the Beast King can find another partner for trading, but no matter what, anyone in the human world who wants to deal with alien races in the marginal forest must obtain the permission of Negrim. If Negrim refused, the Beastmaster would not be able to trade with humans anyway.

Negrim observed the expression of the Beastmaster. Although he was indeed forcing the Beastmaster to choose the path of lifting the curse, he did not want the Beastmaster to think that he was fighting against the Beastmen. His purpose was to subdue the marginal forest, not to fight Aliens clashed.

Fortunately, the Beastmaster didn't seem to have a particularly big resistance, but he was a little depressed. He looked at Negrim and reiterated: "If the curse fails, the situation in the border forest will be several times worse than it is now. I am not without Considered this path, but are you sure you can succeed?"

Of course, Negrim would not doubt Abel's ability, so he immediately said firmly: "I'm sure."

Hearing this, the Beast King had no choice but to let out a long sigh, and asked the wolf-shaped orcs around him to get the Dragon Book.

He is the king of beasts, and he wants to lead the entire beastman race. Of course, he will not think that anyone who opposes his decision is a challenge to his authority. He also knows that lifting the curse is actually a better choice than making a deal with humans, but there is no Be sure, just worry about backlash, and since the Dragon Lord came to the Border Forest in person this time, it is equivalent to having made a choice for him, no matter whether the Dragon Lord is really [-]% sure of success, the Beastmaster can only trust him .

Sigma was still in a daze, when he heard the beast king lazily say: "The release of the curse this time also concerns our entire orc tribe. I will send guards to go to the dwarves with you, is it okay?"

Seeing that he still didn't trust them at this time, Sigma snorted coldly and said, "Anything you want."

The Beastmaster ignored Sigma, but looked at Negrim. The look in his eyes was very complicated, but in the end he said with a slight warning: "This time, I bet the future of the orc race by lifting the curse."

But this is not his own decision.

The Beastmaster said with a cold face: "If it fails, I probably don't have the need to trouble you, but if it succeeds, I won't thank anyone in particular."

This sentence was clearly addressed to Negrim. He could see what Negrim's purpose was, and he also warned the other party that he would not be as grateful to him as centaurs and elves.

Negrim frowned, glanced at him, did not speak, and only quietly waited for the werewolf to return.

After a while, the werewolf returned to the tent with a dragon book in his hands. The beast king didn't even look at it, he just waved his fluffy hand and said, "Linnai, take this book with you. Let's go for a while and come back after the curse is lifted."

The werewolf named Linnai froze for a moment, and then looked at Abel fearfully, as if he was a little reluctant. Seeing this, the beast king immediately bared his teeth threateningly at him, and Linnai was so frightened that he let out a cry from his throat. With a whimper, he clamped his tail tightly and stood beside Weiss.

It was the first time Negrim saw the way of communication between the members of the orc clan, and he couldn't help but find it a bit interesting. This seems to explain why the werewolf named Linnai was going to discuss cooperation with him, but he planned to do it when he came up.

In the rules of the orc clan, whoever has a hard fist has the final say.

The Beastmaster didn't welcome them that much in essence, and Negrim didn't plan to stay here. They had to rush to the dwarves, and only hoped that the dwarves' willingness to cooperate was higher than that of the orcs.

A group of four turned into a group of five. Sigma was still wondering when he left the orc territory: "Why did the Beastmaster's attitude change so quickly? Why didn't he listen to what he said before?"

Weiss also found it strange, but he seemed to be a little more sensitive than Sigma, and said, "It seems that Alba's expression changed as soon as he came in."

Sigma thought about it, and found that it was indeed the case, and couldn't help but look at Negrim.

Negrim didn't want to reveal his identity at this time, and when facing Sigma's gaze, he could only look back as calmly as possible.

Fortunately, the elves are really simple, and Sigma couldn't see anything after looking at Negrim for a long time, so he asked curiously: "Alba, how do you know that the dragon lord will not agree to the request of the beast king?"

Negrim blinked and said, "I guess."

Lin Nai, who had been silently following them, said, "..."

Is the Lord of Dragons really such a person?

However, he used this to know that the Dragon Lord hadn't revealed his identity to the other two, and he didn't intend to interfere with the other two, so he just kept quiet until the curse was successfully lifted.

And here Negrim is still explaining to Sigmar how he "guessed" the Dragonlord's thoughts.

"The Lord of the Dragon is the lord of this land. Although you don't recognize it, in his view, all the creatures within the territory are his people, which naturally includes the non-human races in the marginal forest. In addition , His goal is to connect the border forest and the human world, so that both parties can benefit from cooperation, that is to say, he only hopes that the four major races in the border forest will live better and better, and he does not want to see you suffer Disaster, like the beast king, the other three races are dead, and the idea that only the orc race monopolizes the entire marginal forest is the idea that the dragon lord will never support."

Negrim said indifferently: "The Beastmaster also understood this, so he changed his mind immediately after I stated the Dragon Lord's position."

Although I became familiar with Negrim and the others, the idea that humans are all villains in the elves' minds could not be reversed for a while, and Sigma still somewhat rejected contact with the human world, but because he had only been attached to the dragon lord before. Guang, after convincing the Beastmaster, he had a slightly better impression of the Dragon Lord, and he couldn't help saying convincingly: "It seems that the Dragon Lord is a good human being."

Negrim took a look at the innocent elf, and continued to be persuasive: "Yes, most of the decisions he made were for your own good. If you send someone to communicate with you in the future, you can actually consider trusting him more. Some."

Sigma already trusted Negrim very much, how could he think that the other party was the dragon lord, and he could even do things that he praised himself!Immediately, he nodded repeatedly and said, "I will persuade the queen to think about it."

Lin Nai, who knew the truth of the matter: "..."

This dragon lord is quite skilled, coaxing an elf into a daze.

Compared with the distance between the orcs and the elves, the dwarves and the orcs are closer. Although Sigma doesn't know where they live because he doesn't like the dwarves, the newly added werewolf Lin Nai is very happy about it. Being clear also saved everyone from taking a lot of detours.

The orcs are all tall, and Linnai is half a head taller than Abel. The original plan to be silent all the way when he set off was broken by himself the next day.

The rough and belligerent nature of orcs cannot be suppressed, and Linnai still couldn't hold back. Although he didn't dare to provoke Abel and Negrim, he was always eager to compete with Weiss and Sigma, to distinguish position among them.

Negrim didn't have the slightest combat power himself, but he was a little curious about it, so he didn't specifically ask Abel to stop the werewolf from provoking the other two. The result surprised Negrim too.

Lin Nai was the bodyguard next to the Beastmaster, and Nigrim thought he would be very powerful, but in fact he had only fought against Sigma, and was no match for Wes.

When faced with Negrim's curious inquiry, Linnai didn't dare not answer, and Abel was watching from the side!He could only say obediently: "I'm really not the most powerful group of people in the beastman clan. I can serve beside the beast king only because of my bigger tail."

Negrim: "...?"

What's the meaning?Beastmaster likes big tails?But isn't he a tiger himself?

Negrim still wanted to ask, but Linnai felt that this involved the beast king's desire, so he refused to say more anyway, but Sigma was not convinced afterwards, and told Negrim that he was an archer, and he couldn't It really hurt Lin Nai, so he didn't play well, it's not that he couldn't beat the opponent.

There is actually some truth to saying this, and Sigma is a clerk, not really a warrior used by the elves to fight. The actual combat effectiveness of the elves is supposed to be higher than Negrim expected.

However, compared to Sigma and Linnai, Negrim is actually more curious about Weiss.

Although Weiss was involved in the incident inadvertently, he was willing to temporarily put down the commission worth [-] gold coins for Sigma, and was running around for events that had nothing to do with him. It can be seen that he is not a person who only has gold coins in his eyes, but His strength is also very strange. A person who can face a sixth-level monster can be regarded as the best among all adventurers, but Weiss is only an f-level adventurer.

Negrim can only come to the conclusion that he does not really make a living as an adventurer, and he still remembers that Weiss once mentioned the word "experience", so it seems that the other party is probably a master swordsman The disciples under him came to the Boundary Forest in order to complete tests such as graduation assessments.

But Nigrim always felt that there was something wrong with Weiss. His identity might not be limited to this one. Nigrim could only hope that Weiss' other identity would not affect anything. .