Pig Dazhi stood up and walked out.

  "Of course, it's about fearing those powerful beings who fight a thousand alone. Chief, do what you want, just remember my words."

  Watg the wise one leave, the elders in the wooden hut exged gnces.

  "What are we afraid of? Our demon tribe isn't without strong warriors!"

  "Exactly, at worst, we'll report to the ander!"

  "Chief, what should we do ?"

  Pig Daqiang grinned, stood up, and waved his rge hand.

  "Gather all the warriors and follow me to wipe out those green-skinned pests in the forest!"

  Hearing this, the elders excitedly stood up.

  They had long been infuriated by the news about goblins over the past few days.

  Now, they could finally take revenge on the goblins.

  Soon, the tribe was bustling with activity.

  All the Pigmen warriors stopped their work.

  Nearly three thousand Pigmen warriors surged toward the southwestern forest.

  They were set to unleash a bloody revenge on the goblins in the forest.

  To kill all green-skinned creatures.

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  Goblin River, in the northern forest.

  "Boss, boss, something's wrong!"

  Today's hunt was over, and Gobu Di was leading his followers back to the tribe.

  In the dim forest, tless green-skinned figures swayed.

  Amidst the chaotic "wah-wah" sounds, the group moved southward.

  A goblin suddenly ran out from the depths of the forest.

  It caught up with the tallest figure in the group.

  "What's up?"

  Gobu Di was holding a pig leg, gnawing on the bone.

  He walked while looking at the panting follower beside him.

  "It's the Pigmen tribe, lots and lots of Pigmen, they're all ing!"

  The report from the follower made Gobu Di grin.

  He tossed away the pig leg bone in his hand.

  The surrounding goblins immediately swarmed, scrambling for the pig bone.

  "Run, back to the tribe!"

  Gobu Di shouted, his loud voice eg through the forest.

  His massive body began to run in the dim forest.

  The goblins in the surrounding forest also started running with "wah-wah" cries.

  Before long, as the gobli, the forest quieted down.

  Shortly after the goblied, the silence of the forest was broken again.

  tless Pigmen figures emerged from the depths of the dim forest.

  Their plump bodies spread across a rge area of the forest.

  Each Pigman wore animal skin clothes and held a rge machete.

  Standing nearly two meters tall, they looked very robust.

  "It's the goblins' st, Chief, they're in that dire!"

  A Pigmen elder she air with his round nose.

  Beside him, Pig Daqiang grinned.

  "Good, good, this time we 't let them escape!"

  Pig Daqiang was full of excitement.

  The goblins had infuriated him.

  But thinking about soon tearing the goblins apart with his own hands.

  Pig Daqia a surge of excitement.

  Behind Pig Daqiang, Pig Dazhi thoughtfully sed the surrounding forest.

  "The tribe isn't far from here, don't rush to catch up with them!"

  These words made Pig Daqiang curiously turn his head to look at Pig Dazhi.

  "You said not to go deep into the forest, didn't you?"

  Pig Dazhi smiled leisurely.

  "Chief, not going deep into the forest means not straying far from the tribe. If the gobli is close to the tribe, it naturally 't be left alone. Don't listen to what I say, watch what I do. What o be done might not always be done, as many factors ge what o be done!"

  Listening to the wise one's inprehensible words, Pig Daqiang gred.

  "Chief, let's keep moving!"

  A nearby Pigmen elder quickly stepped forward to stop the chief from saying more.

  Iribe, the most foolish thing was tue with the wise one.

  Those who were not as clever in the eyes of the wise one just o listen quietly.

  Pig Daqiang gave Pig Dazhi a gre and ignored him.

  In the following time, the Pigmen tribe tracked the goblins.

  In the dim forest, both sides moved southwest, separated by several kilometers.

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  Early the m, Gobu Di tribe.

  The Gobu Di tribe was located about ten kilometers north of the Goblin River's northern bank, in the forest.

  Situated on a raised, ft terrain.

  Though only a fifth the size of the throribe.

  Its defenses were very well-established.

  Like the throribe, a three-hundred-meter-wide buffer zone was cleared around the tribe.

  Standing nearly seveers tall, the wooden walls were lined with watchtowers.

  Each watchtower was equipped with a three-bow ballista.

  Early in the m, the northern forest of the tribe was bustling.

  In a moment, a rge group of goblins surged out of the forest like a tide.

  "Stay alert, get on the wooden walls!"

  In the wastend outside the tribe, Gobu Di ran and roared.

  The tall wooden walls of the tribe made Gobu Di grin.

  He was determio turn those following Pigmen into skewers.

  Nearly a thousand goblins swarmed in from the tribe's northern bank.

  They scattered and climbed the wooden walls from various staircases.

  In no time, the previously empty wooden walls were crowded with goblins.

  Gobu Di also climbed the watchtower on the right side of the nate.

  All the goblins on the wooden walls eagerly watched the forest beyond the wastend.

  They awaited the arrival of the Pigmen tribe.

  War would allow them to eat meat until they were stuffed.

  They loved the feeling of being so full they could anymore.

  As they waited, the dawn gradually rose from the eastern sky.

  When the first ray of sunlight shoo the forest at the edge of the wastend.

  The forest was filled with movement and noise.

  tless Pigmen appeared in the forest at the edge of the wastend.

  Seeing the wooden fortress outside, the Pigmen were only surprised.

  They hadn't expected the goblins to build such a rge wooden fortress in the forest.

  "Iing, it seems we've entered a very clever goblin tribe!"

  Looking at the buffer zone and wooden fortress outside the forest, Pig Dazhi was greatly surprised.

  Weren't goblins supposed to like staying in dark, damp caves?

  Why would they build such a rge wooden fortress in the forest?

  While surprised, Pig Dazhi was also very curious.

  Curious about how clever this Goblin Leader really was.

  "Hmph, just a wooden wall, watch me smash it!"

  Pig Daqiang grinned fiercely, ready to charge out with his rge machete.

  "Chief, let's observe first!"

  "No, warriors of the tribe, charge with me!"

  Pig Daqiang turned and gred at Pig Dazhi beside him.

  He raised his rge machete and roared.

  Then, leading by example, he was the first to charge out of the forest.

  "Roar!"

  Seeing their chief so brave, the Pigmen in the forest roared.

  They followed closely, r as they charged out of the forest.

  In the light of dawn, tless Pigmen surged out of the forest like a tide.

  "Ha ha ha, here they e!"

  This se made Gobu Di ochth excitedly.

  He turned and personally set up the three-bow ballista.

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