Along the way, countless gnolls came from all directions to intercept Solam and his party, but unfortunately, without systematic command, these gnolls were simply a rabble. They have no organization, no purpose, and they don't even have numerical superiority.

Maybe it seems a little strange, there are jackals everywhere here, how can there be no numerical superiority? Quantity should be an absolute advantage.

But that's not how things look at it. Indeed, in terms of absolute numbers, the numerical advantage of the gnolls is very large. But the number of gnolls standing in front of Solam was not large, because they were not organized, and those gnolls only heard of a demonic invasion, so they rushed in the direction of their perceived enemy with their bloody and warlike personalities.

These gnolls either set off alone or in small groups, they have no unified intelligence, they do not have a fixed assembly point, scattered and headaches, even if there are jackals who want to gather a large number of troops, they do not know where to find people.

So there was such a scene: first of all, because of the lag in intelligence, countless gnolls thought that Solam was still in the place before, so they found the wrong place, and this part accounted for a lot of people. Secondly, in the absence of organizers, they found Solam's group, and then rushed up in a swarm, and the result was naturally the annihilation of the whole army, and even the corpses would be directly made into dry food by Unos and them.

Let's talk about the jackals who are in the wrong place, these guys find that when they find the place, there is nothing there, only a trace of blood. Seeing this scene, most of the gnolls will naturally think that the enemy has been repulsed, and the corpses of the enemy and their own people have been eaten up by the compatriots who arrived in the early stage.

(Gnolls are omnivorous monsters, and in their eyes there is nothing that cannot be put in their mouths, including their fellow citizens, and in the gnoll tribe, the sick, the disabled, and the old, are all food, and they are relatively easy to obtain.) Eating one's own species is considered a very and necessary custom in the gnoll population, not only to weed out the weaker, but also to keep the stronger gnolls alive.)

So just like that, the jackals who came inexplicably disbanded......

Funny, right? In fact, this is the norm in the abyss. Due to their chaotic personalities, the demons (including Yenogu's men) have no reliable organizational system, no one to direct them, no one to provide them with reliable and detailed information, and their reaction to many things is what others say.

This kind of stupid blind obedience will cause the demons to lag badly in their intelligence.

Then there are the gnolls who have gone the wrong way, or who have just been lucky enough to get timely information and come across Solam.

Compared to the idiots above, these guys are unlucky people in the truest sense of the word. The gnolls are unorganized, and their attacks are inferior to even the lowest human bandits, they are completely driven by the instincts of the beasts.

At the beginning of the battle, they drooled madly and rushed towards the demon army. Without considering the difference in quantity and quality, this kind of thing is not even as good as a beast, no matter how good a beast is, it knows how to avoid evil, but these guys have no such concept at all.

In battle, these guys are even more lackluster, with no long-range fire support, no magic power, and not even decent equipment. In this case, what good results can the gnolls, who were originally weaker than demons in terms of individual strength, fight?

So the battle was one-sided. When the battle reached this level, the gnolls broke out of their inferiority again, and they began to run away with their tails between their legs. This often happens very quickly, and maybe a second ago, the gnolls were screaming and rushing towards the demons. But after being taught to be a human being in the next second, they quickly found that they couldn't beat it, they really couldn't beat it, so they decisively turned around and ran, and even cleared the compatriots who rushed behind them as obstacles......

So along the way, Solam and they didn't encounter any decent attacks at all. It's just relaxing like an outing.

There are two reasons for this, one is the nature of the gnolls, these guys are the same as the demons of the abyss, chaotic and bad. The second reason is Yenogu's pot.

He didn't give the gnolls a grassroots leader, which resulted in the low-level gnolls scattered throughout the plane being like headless flies, and when something happened, they would just follow their instincts.

This is caused by Yenoguna's perverted desire for power, and it is also related to the ecology of the gnolls.

Jackals are similar to the ancient nomads in the real world, when they don't have a strong leader, they are naturally scattered, but once they have a suitable leader, then they will rise strongly.

Look at ancient Mongolia, when the Mongol beggars were just a very, very small tribe, almost negligible. But such a small tribe, after Temujin became the head of the tribe, developed into a vast empire spanning Asia, Africa and Europe at an almost jaw-dropping rate.

This is also true among the Gnolls, because the cost of one Gnoll tribe to annex and assimilate another Gnoll tribe is surprisingly low! If there is a gnoll with a certain prestige, he can conquer a large number of gnolls in a short time.

It was precisely because of this situation that it was impossible for Yenogu to allow such a thing to happen to his men. Of course, Yenoguna's strong desire for power is also the main reason, he is the only master of the jackals. No one can trespass on this, and it is for this reason that Yenogu will change his lair to an event.

He must assert his authority and power at all times, otherwise with the savage and bad character of the jackals, they will not work, and as long as Yenogu does not appear for a while, they will dare to rebel immediately.

Otherwise, do you think that Yenogu built such a city out of interest?

However, this situation is not unique among the Demon Lords. Many demon lords have held power to the death, and they don't delegate at all. This demonic nature has to do with it, they have a very strong desire for power, and at the same time they are very suspicious, and then they really like to rebel, and whenever they have the opportunity, they will definitely do things.

However, this disappears as Solam gets closer to the city of Yenogu. After all, no matter how stupid the gnolls are, they can guess their purpose based on Solam's direction. So a large number of gnolls began to gather towards the holy city.

At the same time, the frequency of the Gnolls attacking Solam has skyrocketed.

Solam knows, the outing is over!

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