Warlord: King of All Clans

"Six, come out here!"

Olivia shouted angrily while bending down and groping under the lord's throne, and finally pulled out the little dog-headed man hiding inside.

After finishing the busy village construction every day, Olivia also had to feed and care for the ogre cubs that Leo brought.

She was not as careless as Leo. She couldn't just ignore the hungry kobold cubs and watch them bark.

The kind-hearted Olivia really raised the kobold cubs as her own sons. In addition to feeding and clothing them, she also taught them language and writing, supervised their bathing and sleeping, and cultivated good character.

When they were in the north, Leo caught a fawn alive. Olivia treated it as her own daughter, raising it for a whole month and naming it Xiaohua.

Unfortunately, when the fawn returned home one day, only two legs were left, and the rest was given by Leo to the starving villagers in the village.

Although Olivia secretly wiped away her tears, she still enjoyed the meal very much.

This kind of thing happened countless times, and Olivia was used to it.

She has her kindness and Leo has his kindness, there is no conflict.

Over the course of several months, Olivia and the mouse had named more than thirty dog-headed cubs.

Unfortunately, only Olivia and the little mouse were able to distinguish them. Uliyan and Leo could only barely make out the largest ones.

Now, half of them can no longer be called kobold cubs, but have evolved into little dog-headed men.

The oldest Rambowan is over one year old, less than one meter tall, and weighs more than a mouse.

Although he is not as good as an adult kobold, he is also a little boy among the kobolds.

He is already the deputy captain of the third squadron of the militia, responsible for the combat training of the dog-headed people.

The skinny, timid, puppy-headed man in front of him, who was hung in the air by Olivia's neck, was called "Rambo Six Dog".

Six had his neck pinched by fate, his limbs hanging down, his eyes dodging, and under Leo's curious gaze, he stammered: "Six, ride... ride the pig."

Olivia slapped him lightly on the back of the head, "Just riding a pig?"

"And...it also broke through the corral."

"What else?"

“The farmland was trampled.”

It turned out that the little dog-headed man, at the instigation of his companions, rode on a one-horned boar, and was then carried by the mad one-horned boar and smashed the corral.

Several one-horned boars followed and rushed into the farmland, trampled on it, and made a long circle around the river bend peninsula before being driven back by the militia that arrived.

If it weren't for the big rivers and canals blocking their way, these one-horned boars would have run into the wilderness and returned to nature.

The simple taming techniques that Bobak taught the villagers could only barely pacify the unicorn pigs and prevent them from becoming violent and angry and attacking humans.

But these one-horned boars are still as wild and difficult to tame as wild boars. Until now, they can only be driven into the animal pens to let out some fresh air every day, and cannot be released into the jungle like domestic pigs.

The dog-headed man cubs have been living with them day and night and are already familiar with each other, but they are only limited to reaching out and touching each other.

Leo laughed heartily in glee and praised, "I didn't expect that you, who look so timid, could be so brave! Boar Rider Six, you are such a fool!"

When Six heard Leo's praise, he wagged his tail quickly, stuck out his tongue and smiled.

Olivia slapped it again and said angrily, "Look at what you can do. What if you hurt someone? What if someone falls to death? Will you dare to do it again next time?"

Xikes obviously knew how powerful he was, and immediately became depressed, "I don't dare anymore..."

The one-horned boar weighs more than a wild boar, and has a one-foot-long horn on its nose, making it look like a half-grown rhinoceros.

If the battle really started, three or five Hewan infantrymen would not be able to withstand its attack, and ordinary villagers would have no power to resist at all.

Previously, due to the lack of rock salt, meat was difficult to store, so the one-horned pigs were raised and fed some deer antler cassava every day, waiting for the time when the meat was eaten up before slaughtering them.

However, from the ambush of the boar people to now, the meat reserves in the river bend have not decreased, but increased.

The Wolf Fang People and the Great Falls People are both fishing and hunting tribes. They hunt non-stop every day. They obtain a large amount of meat and animal skins, nearly half of which are sent to the river bend in exchange for grain and cloth.

The cloth woven by the wild people themselves is far less strong and warm than the coarse cloth brought by merchants, and meat is not as easy to store as grains.

Moreover, exchanging fresh meat and animal skins for relatively cheap grain can greatly reduce the hunting pressure on the wild people and allow them to focus their energy on other aspects.

Even the ogres understood this and often carried their newly killed salt marsh crocodiles, giant elk, brown bears, and saber-toothed tigers intact to the river bend in exchange for large amounts of grain.

The ogre tribe had limited skinning skills, so many of their prey were thrown into the cauldron with their fur still attached. The fur they didn't need could now be exchanged for more grain than meat.

The six one-horned pigs have survived to this day. They eat and sleep every day and live a very comfortable life.

Six got into big trouble, and Olivia was afraid that Urian and Leo would be angry and kill the dog, so she kept the matter a secret.

But private punishment is essential.

Leo didn't care much about it. If it weren't for the elegant soul of modern people prevailing, with the character of the original owner Leo, it would not have been the turn of the little dog-headed man to be the boar rider.

"How come I don't know anything about this kind of interesting thing?"

He stroked Six's dog's head while talking to Olivia, and at the same time he pretended to teach the dog a lesson: "Are you hurt from the fall? Next time you ride a pig, I'll break your dog's head!"

The little mouse answered for Olivia: "Leo is a big lazy guy, he's still sleeping in!"

After being comforted by the fake father, Six seemed to have regained some confidence and said weakly: "The dog's head...was not dropped..."

"Then why are you in so much pain?"

Six was silent again.

Leo looked at Olivia and the little mouse suspiciously.

The two girls, big and small, looked away, not meeting Leo's gaze.

Leo easily found a breakthrough. He grabbed the little mouse, tickled her armpits, and tortured her to extract a confession.

The little mouse struggled, screamed and laughed, instantly becoming a traitor, "Sister Olivia knows magic!"

"What?" Leo was stunned. He didn't expect this to be the reason.

He looked at Olivia and suddenly burst out laughing: "You know magic? I'm extraordinary!"

Impossible, absolutely impossible!

Olivia felt despised, so she pouted and ignored him, snatched the little mouse that he had bullied, and held it in her arms without saying a word.

The two girls hid and whispered. When Leo wasn't paying attention, Olivia recited silently and pointed at Leo, "Hit!"

"Oh my god!" Leo was roasting by the fire when he suddenly felt a sharp pain on his forehead, as if he had been whipped hard.

The whip not only hit the skin, but also hurt the brain.

Leo almost fell into the fire and was horrified. Am I going to die suddenly again?

I wonder if I can travel back in time and play Savagery and Condemnation VI!

Fortunately, the pain came and went quickly, and disappeared in an instant, leaving only a dull pain in the back of his head, telling him that this was not an illusion.

Leo covered his head and looked at Olivia and the little mouse.

"whee."

The two girls hugged each other, looked around, and pretended not to see anything.

"Wow, he really knows magic!" Leo jumped up and instantly knew what kind of magic it was.

"Did the dog break the law? Is it worth it for you to use a mental whip to beat him?"