After seeing the ogre appearing in the midst of this group of giants, Rhodes was extremely surprised for a while, it stands to reason that ogres should not appear here.

The ogre has the size of a giant and is more intelligent, the most obvious sign of which is its dark green skin.

Unlike giants, who survive almost instinctively, ogres have a consciousness that is not weaker than that of humans. Ogres are adept at using a variety of tools to prey on small and weak creatures, among which humans are the most common food.

The intelligence that is not weaker than that of ordinary humans, coupled with the size of giants, makes ogres a disaster for many races.

According to the history of the game, Rhodes recalled that a long time ago, the ogres on the continent were jointly surrounded and suppressed by the rest of the races due to various bad deeds, until they were banished to the most desolate Krulrod.

What Rod didn't understand was why the ogres were present in Werning and seemed to be with these giants.

Through the thoughts of the other giants, Rhodes could only know that these giants had great respect for the ogre, and seemed to have a tendency to regard him as their leader.

While Rhodes was observing, the ogre was also observing Rhodes' actions, trying to guess what Rhodes meant. Because the ogre was different from the simple giant at heart, and was extremely vigilant, Rhodes was unable to get useful information from its heart.

The ogre focused his observation on the ghost dragon in front of Rod, who was obviously too much more than Rhodes in terms of size.

Sensing the strength of the ghost dragon and the strong threat level, the ogre seemed to realize something, and after shouting a few words to the giants around him that Rod could not understand, he slowly walked towards Rhodes' position.

After hearing the ogre's words, most of the giants returned to the position they had come from, even the giant who attacked Rhodes first returned to his original position, only a small number of giants holding clubs remained in place, always keeping an eye on the ogre's movements.

Seeing this scene in his eyes, Rod realized that the ogre had absolute control over these giants. Of these giants, only a few were dissatisfied with the ogre's decision.

Except for the giant who faced the ghost dragon, the rest of the giants still couldn't feel the strength of the ghost dragon, and they still wanted to use Rhodes as food.

Rhodes realized that his thoughts seemed to be a little simple, and that there was no problem with his own means in the face of intelligent beings, but when faced with these giants, they simply ignored the strength they had shown.

Fortunately, the ogre took control of the giant first, so that he did not fight Rhodes.

When the ogre received the order, the giants only thought that the ogre seemed to want to eat the food for himself, and even so, although there was a little dissatisfaction in their hearts, they still had no objections.

Just as Rhodes was thinking, the ogre also came to a location not far from the ghost dragon.

"Respect...... Master Mage...... What do you get? ”

The ogre stumbled to express his consciousness, and was not particularly aware of the language Rod used.

Compared to the giants, the ogre is much more intelligent, and can clearly express his consciousness to Rhodes.

"Why are you here, with these giants?"

Before he could go looking for the anomaly here, Rhodes needed to figure it out in advance.

"Bracada...... War devastated ...... Migration ......"

As if pondering how the words were to be expressed, it took a moment for the ogre to answer Rod's question.

After getting an answer from the ogre, Rhodes fell silent.

Through the message conveyed by the peeping eye, Rod realizes that although the ogre is not lying, he wants to hide something, and Rod cannot confirm what he is hiding.

Although he understands this, the reason why this ogre appeared here obviously has nothing to do with Rod, and what Rod's more values is things that can trigger his own anomaly.

Rhodes reached out and pointed to the anomaly coming from behind the ogre.

Although Rhodes didn't have any words, the ogre also understood what he meant, and it was obvious that the ogre, who had mastered almost the entire giant tribe, knew more about the anomalies that existed in these giant tribes than Rhode.

The ogre didn't know how the mage found it, but it knew that if the mage discovered the anomaly, its plans might fail.

Through his peeping eye, Rhodes noticed that the ogre was extremely reluctant to ask for it.

Rhodes didn't care too much about the ogre's thoughts, if it weren't for the anomalies that appeared here, Rhodes would have destroyed all the giants around him a long time ago, and wouldn't say anything.

At Rod's signal, the ghost dragon spewed out Nether Dragon breath towards the collapsed wooden house on the side.

Under the erosion of the Nether Dragon's Breath, the wooden house decayed and collapsed at an extremely fast rate, and even the debris after the collapse further shrank and twisted into unseemly residue, as if it would turn into powder with a light touch.

The ogre saw all this in his eyes, and he was extremely jealous of the ghost dragon beside Rhodes. At this time, it also had a new estimate of the strength of Rhodes and his party.

Due to his location, this ogre had never seen a ghost dragon before, and the way he judged the strength of the ghost dragon could only rely on the shape of the ghost dragon.

However, when he found the ghost dragon's breath spewed out, he was vaguely aware of the ghost dragon's strength, and then thought of the powerful mage who controlled the ghost dragon, and the ogre felt a little afraid in his heart.

Combined with what he had known about mages all along, the ogre finally gave up his resistance.

"Follow ......"

The ogre spat out a few more syllables, then turned and walked towards the rear.

Seeing that his display of strength had worked, and that the ogre had no intention of fighting, he immediately followed.

For the ogre leading the way, Rhodes did not let down his vigilance. The ghost dragon followed behind Rhodes, and if there was any change in the surrounding giants, the ghost dragon would immediately step forward to meet the enemy.

Unsure of the safety of the environment, Rhodes did not let Rowling follow, but instead let her stay with his undead creatures.

After following the ogre for a while, Rhodes also learned about the living conditions within the giant tribe.

Rod noticed that with the exception of a few giants who built wooden sheds, most of the other giants lived in caves.

Following the ogre ahead, Rhodes came to the mouth of a huge cave.