Another new day.

  In the northern forest of the Goblin nds.

  The forest was dim and silent, eerily quiet.

  Yet, beh the seemingly tranquil surface, danger lurked.

  Amidst the dense forest vegetation, a group of small green figures moved stealthily.

  Their movements were slow and subtle.

  Though they brushed past flowers and grass, they made no sound.

  They exged gnces aured to each other.

  The goblins, initially gathered together, dispersed to the left and right.

  As they moved forward, the goblin at the front suddenly crouched down.

  It crawled through the underbrush.

  The oblins followed suit.

  They all y in the grass, ing forward bit by bit.

  Before long, Gobuchai parted the grass blog its view with its hand.

  In the clearing beyond, a herd of forest deer was grazing.

  The flrass, and trees of the forest were their food.

  Gobuchai didn't rush to act.

  It y in the grass, patiently waiting.

  "Goo goo!"

  Before long, the sound of "goo goo" echoed from other dires in the forest.

  One call, two calls, three calls!

  One call represented one dire, two calls represewo dires, three calls represehree dires.

  The "goo goo" sounds in the forest caught the attention of the forest deer.

  They raised their heads warily, looking around.

  But their not-sht minds couldn't dis the authenticity of the bird calls.

  Whehird call sounded, Gobuchai grinned from its hiding spot in the grass.

  It suddenly stood up.

  With its crossbow aimed at the nearby forest deer.

  At the moment it pulled the trigger, it shouted "Ah le le!"

  "Whoosh!"

  With the twang of the b, the bolt shot through the air.

  Almost simultaneously, the sound of bolts pierg the air echoed from all dires of the forest surrounding the deer.

  Dozens of bolts plunged into the herd of forest deer.

  "Ang!"

  More than ten forest deer were hit instantly.

  Their bodies were riddled with bolts.

  The intense pain caused the forest deer to colpse, wailing in agony.

  They struggled, but the more they struggled, the faster the blood flowed.

  The forest deer that were lucky enough not to be hit by the bolts scattered in panic.

  Their massive bodies charged like heavy tanks.

  "Wah wah!"

  Seeing the fleeing forest deer about to escape the encirclement.

  Suddenly, some goblins wielding long spears emerged from the dense grass.

  They shouted excitedly, their faces full of exhiration.

  The forest deer were startled by the sudden appearance of the goblins.

  They quickly turo run, but it was too te.

  The goblins hurled their long spears like javelins at the forest deer that were within reach.

  "Thud!"

  Another few cries of anguish.

  The long spears pierced deeply into the bodies of the forest deer.

  The wounded forest deer struggled to run a few dozeers before colpsing to the ground.

  Out of the herd of over twenty forest deer, only five mao escape the hunt.

  Those five were pregnant does.

  They were iionally spared by the goblins.

  "Wah wah!"

  A successful hunt made the goblins cheer as they emerged from the dense vegetation.

  Their eyes gleamed with greed as they gazed at the forest deer carcasses scattered around.

  Especially the still-living forest deer, which drew the goblins' focus.

  "Meat, meat, let's eat, let's eat!"

  Gobuchai excitedly raised its crossbow, shouting.

  With the leader's permission, the starving goblins rushed forward.

  They pounced greedily on the forest deer carcasses, dev them.

  The still-living forest deer were also fought over by the goblins.

  "Don't drop your ons!"

  Gobuchai kicked a passing goblin underling.

  The goblin was so excited it had dropped its on.

  The kicked goblin scrambled back to retrieve its discarded crossbow before eagerly rushing toward the meat.

  Gobuchai's shout made many goblins shrink their necks.

  They quickly tore off a piece of iio find their discarded ons.

  "If as their on out of their sight again, I'll eat them!"

  As a Goblin Soldier, Gobuchai was quite intimidating.

  Even the goblins gnawing on the forest deer looked up fearfully at Gobuchai.

  After intimidating the underlings, Gobuchai tentedly approached its feast.

  As the leader, only it had the privilege of enjoying a half-dead prey alone.

  While the goblins were feasting in the forest.

  In the depths of the eastern forest, there was some otion.

  Tall, bulky figures were sprinting through the dim forest.

  Apanied by panting breaths.

  It was the Pigmen tribe, running through the forest.

  There were quite a few of them, at least thirty in sight.

  "It's the goblins, kill them!"

  The leading Pigmen spotted the gobliing ahead.

  "Oink haha!"

  In the dim forest, the sound of "oink oink" echoed.

  Dozens of Pigmen warriors charged at the goblins.

  The otion from the eastern forest caught the goblins' attention.

  "Not good, it's the Pigmen tribe!"

  As the warning was shouted, a few Pigmen burst from the bushes first.

  They raised their ire machetes.

  Charging at the goblins.

  The goblins, busy eating, didn't rea time.

  As they stood up, the rge machetes came down.

  Several goblins were immediately sshed to the ground by the Pigmen.

  The rge machetes tore through most of the goblins' bodies.

  The goblins didn't even have time to scream before they perished.

  "Kill them!"

  Fortunately, the goblins were scattered throughout the forest.

  Though the Pigmen sughtered over ten goblins like choppiables.

  The oblins quickly reacted.

  They abahe fresh, delieat and joihe battle.

  "Wah wah!"

  Goblins wielding long spears rushed eagerly at the Pigmen.

  Crossbow goblins quickly drew their strings and loaded their bolts.

  When the sound of bolts pierg the air echoed through the forest again.

  Several Pigmeo the ground, uo rise.

  "Ah!"

  The fallen Pigme out cries of agony.

  Their bodies were deeply pierced by several bolts.

  Some Pigmen even had their foreheads peed, dying instantly.

  In the forest, a chaotic battle erupted.

  Though the individual strength of the Pigmen was greater than that of the goblins.

  The goblins had a far superior number.

  Before long, the Pigmen were surrounded by over a hundred goblins.

  Sihe Pigmen were much taller than the goblins.

  This gave the crossbow goblins an excellent shooting angle.

  They didn't have to worry about hitting their rades.

  Even if they missed, the bolts would fly upward and embed iree trunks.

  "Roar!"

  A Pigmen in the forest let out a roar.

  It wielded a rge machete, fag the attack of three goblins.

  The three goblins circled around it.

  It lunged forward, sshing at a goblin.

  The goblin dodged to the left, avoiding the strike.

  The Pigmen quickly pursued, sshing again at the scrambling goblin.

  But the goblin behind it thrust its long spear at the Pigmen.

  "Ah!"

  The Pigme out a cry of pain.

  Two long spears, one pierced its buttocks.

  The other pierced its waist.

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