After stopping the hero ogre, the ogre priest started a heated argument with him, and the content of the debate was naturally whether he should take the ogre tribe to migrate.

When the argument began, the heroic ogre was extremely surprised by the actions of his brother, the ogre priest, who had always obeyed his command, and he did not understand why the ogre priest was adamantly opposed to his withdrawal with the ogre.

The hero ogre was even more puzzled by the ogre's attempt to introduce the necromancer to Tanan.

In the image of the heroic ogre, all mages are evil, even those from the different camps of Bracada. There must be some unknown reason why this mage wanted to get his referral so much.

During the argument, the verbal conflict made the hero ogre very angry.

In the eyes of the heroic ogre, it must have been the previous necromancer who said something to the ogre priest that changed its mind, and even made it forget the experience of being oppressed by the mage all along.

The argument grew more and more intense, and in the face of this situation among the tribal leaders, the ogres did not know who to listen to, so they had to stop their movements and wait for the results to be separated between them.

While they were arguing, the Ghost Dragons had been watching from the sky, and as soon as they did start evacuating, they would immediately let Rhodes know about it through the spirit imprint and attack them at the same time.

In the course of the argument, the ogre priest once again realized the stubbornness of the heroic ogre, and no matter how much he persuaded him, the heroic ogre did not want to believe Rhodes, and only said that in order to ensure the safety of his people, he must evacuate here.

As the quarrel between the two ogres grows louder, so does the argument between them.

Between these two ogres, there was only a little difference, and they started fighting directly, if it wasn't for the ogre priest taking the initiative to ease his tone, knowing that he couldn't defeat the hero ogre no matter what, maybe they would have fought a long time ago.

The hero ogre also knew in his heart that the ogre priest in front of him was also for the sake of his clan, so he would argue with himself.

If the ogre priest is not his brother, the heroic ogre will not forgive any ogre who dares to question his decision.

Realizing the idea of the heroic ogre, the ogre priest can only change his way and persuade the heroic ogre from other ways.

One of the most important aspects is safety during evacuation.

Under normal circumstances, in the face of a migrating ogre tribe, the rest of the creatures would not dare to stand in any way.

Even the villages built in their paths will be evacuated before they encounter the ogre, especially if they are led by the hero.

As a result, when ogres evacuate, the traveling teams tend to be close to each other and do not deliberately spread out the teams.

Through this situation during the evacuation, and then through the attack of the ghost dragon, the ogre let the hero ogre know that if he evacuated like this, then all the ogres here are likely to die under the breath of the Nether Dragon.

At that time, even if the heroic ogre survived, after losing all his people, he would lose the meaning of his existence.

Previously, the heroic ogre, who had always been dismissive of what the ogre priest said, finally fell silent after learning about the situation, and began to seriously think about the possibility of all this that the ogre priest said.

Seeing the expression of the hero ogre at this time, the ogre priest finally breathed a sigh of relief. The experience of living together for many years made the ogre priest understand that the heroic ogre showed such a look, obviously taking into account what he said.

Eventually, the hero Ogre gave up on the idea of leading his people out of the area immediately, but he also rejected the Ogre Priest's proposal to build fortifications and instead let the rest of the Ogre scatter.

The idea of the ogre priest is to build a defensive offensive so that all the ogres stay in the tribe, and the ogre priest will use these three days to persuade the heroic ogre.

However, the idea that the hero ogre was ready to let his subordinates scatter and retreat disrupted the ogre priest's plan, and the ogre priest didn't know if this move of the hero ogre would make Rod's attack come earlier.

However, it was obviously better to do this than to retreat outright, and the ogre priest wanted to continue to persuade the hero ogre, but it had no effect.

Considering the possible presence of ghost dragons in the sky, under the instructions of the heroic ogre, the surrounding ogres returned to their original fortresses, but among these ogres, several ogres walked towards the forest outside, as if they were just going out to find food.

After a while, the ogres who had gone out did not return, and several ogres in the tribe walked towards their previous positions.

In the sky, the ghost dragon watched their actions, but he couldn't tell what they meant, so he could only pass on the information that appeared here to Rhodes.

At this time, Rhodes, who was meditating, was suddenly interrupted by a message from the spiritual imprint.

After learning about the actions of the group of ogres, Rod snorted coldly, they obviously didn't pay attention to what they were saying.

Through the images from the spiritual imprint, Rhodes noticed that the ogre priest he had entrusted with the important task was now in the tribe.

The Hero Ogre was right next to it, and it seemed as if it was discussing something with the Hero Ogre.

The ogre's reaction was much quicker than Rhodes expected, Rhodes had just recovered the mana he had consumed in the previous battle, but the ogre tribe had already begun to disperse.

In this regard, Rhodes realized that the ogre priest alone would obviously not be able to achieve his plan, and even if he had given the poison to the ogre priest, and even if the method was fully explained, the ogre priest would not use it.

Rhodes knew that if he wanted to solve the problem of this group of ogres, he still had to rely on himself.

For these ogres' choices, Rhodes only has some regrets.

Glancing into the passage in front of him again, the oil lamp was still shining in front of him, making the originally deep passage faintly recognizable.

Rowling is in deep meditation, and disturbing it may take a toll on her spirit.

For Rowling in the rear passage, Rod can only apologize, but this will not affect Rode's decision-making.

Rod got up and walked out of the passage.