Feeling the hostility of the heroic ogre, Rhodes didn't care, but said to the heroic ogre: "I come from a distant necromancer country, Dia, and am a necromancer. I've heard you're looking for creatures to fight Bracada, and I thought I could help. ”

According to what Rhodes had learned from the Ogre Priest, the hero Ogre would have agreed immediately as soon as he expressed his willingness to join the fight.

But, after listening to Rod's words, the hero ogre shook his head and said, "We don't accept pure-blooded humans. ”

Rod noticed the pure-blooded humans mentioned in the heroic ogre statement, which was exactly who Rod was at this time.

Rod recalls that when entering the game, players have to make several choices, one of which is about their race.

In addition to the pure-blooded humans chosen by Rhodes, there are also half-blood elves, half-orcs and other races, but they can't reach the extreme in blood, and they can't get the attribute bonuses brought by race selection.

The choice of race is more about affecting one's own appearance and the favorability of the characters in the plot. If you are a player born in Krulrod and have the appearance of an orc, it will definitely be easier to gain the favor of the local character, so as to get better treatment.

What Rhodes didn't expect was that the game ogre would reject himself in this way, and the bloodline of the race that he had almost completely forgotten would affect him here.

From the words of the ogre hero, Rhodes also found an anomaly. According to the information they received from the ogre priests, the ogres were just looking for reinforcements and bringing them back to Krulord, so why should they care about the differences between the races at such a time.

As if sensing the abnormality in Rod's heart, the hero ogre said coldly: "Without our blood in your blood, you can't prove that you will fight for Krulrod, and I am even more confident that you will join the mages of Bracada." ”

Rod noticed that while saying these words, the heroic ogre had some more resentment in his heart, which was clearly directed at himself.

Faced with the hero Ogre who surpassed his rank, Rhodes had no way of knowing anything in his mind except for some of its stat values.

The suspicion of the hero ogre is not without reason. The creatures of Krurod attach great importance to bloodlines, and in their minds, only creatures with the same bloodline can be trusted.

Rhodes recalled that in the middle of the war, Krurod's territory was in full swing, and in order to deal with the forbidden orb in the hands of the hero Tanan, the mages of Bracada even found a large number of necromancers out of nowhere, so that these necromancers could transform the dead creatures.

In order to defend against the invasion of Krulod's territory, the mages of Bracada were even able to put aside their old grudges against necromancers in order to suppress this group of savage creatures.

According to players at the time, the reason why the mages were willing to join forces with the necromancers, in addition to being unable to resist Tanan's army, was also an important reason why they belonged to humans.

Although this kind of thing has not happened according to the current course of the game, the hero ogre still expected this situation and directly rejected Rod's request.

Realizing this, Rhodes said to the hero ogre, "How can I prove that you are willing to believe that I will attack the mage of Bracada?" ”

The hero ogre said: "I don't need your proof, you don't have to make any tricks in front of me, the only thing you need to do is to get out of the territory of the Iron Bone Tribe!" ”

In the end, the heroic ogre almost roared the rest of the sentence.

Rhodes, who was in front of it, heard the furious roar of the heroic ogre. Seeing the hero's ogre's reaction, Rod's expression gradually turned cold.

It wasn't until the heroic ogre's roar was over that Rod said slowly:

"Aren't you afraid that I will destroy this place?"

After hearing this, the hero ogre struck the bone rod in his hand towards the ground with all his might, and said at the same time:

"You can give it a try, the Iron Bone Tribe is not afraid."

As if noticing the conflict on this side, the ogre priest's face looked a little anxious.

As early as the hero ogre came to Rod, the ogre priest followed, waiting for the end of the conversation between the two.

Because of the power of Rod, the ogre priest did not have so many doubts about Rod. Since there was no way to solve the Nether Dragon's Breath, in the heart of the ogre priest, even if Rhodes wanted to destroy the entire ogre tribe, it was not difficult, and in this case, Rhodes obviously had no need to pretend.

When leading Rhodes forward, the ogre priest's thoughts were more about how to use Rod's power to complete his revenge on Master Bracada.

Regarding the communication between the hero ogre and Rod, due to the language barrier, the ogre priest only understood a rough idea and could not fully understand the meaning, but looking at their posture and the few words that appeared in it, the ogre priest also understood their meaning.

The hero ogre didn't know what strength Rhodes had, but the ogre priest knew it in his heart. Remembering the Nether Dragon's Breath that appeared earlier, the ogre priest reached out to grab the heroic ogre in front of him.

After spotting the Ogre Priest's movements, the hero Ogre violently waved his hand and pulled the Ogre Priest aside. Not expecting this, the ogre priest was pulled unsteady and fell directly to the ground.

The fall of the ogre priest also reminded the hero of the ogre, causing him to restrain his emotions and not directly fight Rhodes here.

Looking at the fallen ogre priest, the hero ogre wanted to reach out and pull him up, but just as he was about to do so, as if he thought of something, he immediately stopped his movements, turned around, and prepared to leave.

As he was leaving, the heroic ogre glanced at Rhodes' position again, a threatening look in his eyes, before turning to leave, leaving only the ogre priest slowly rising.

When the hero ogre leaves, Rhodes thinks about it for a while, and finally gives up his plan to make a move.

For Rhodes at this time, even if he kills all the ogres here, he can only get a part of the experience points, but after that, he needs to start again for the contact with Krulord's forces, and he will not have such a good opportunity as now.

Therefore, Rhodes gave up on attacking the hero ogre and let it turn away.

Rhodes set his gaze on the ogre priest on the side.