Chapter 122: Moroya (ask for collection, ask for subscription) thanks Kamen Maiten for the reward
Not to mention, after these goblins have passed this red light, they are no longer strong in the middle, at least they can do it with three enemies and one, and the average of three goblins that have grown larger can face an ogre, and they will not fall behind, plus the help of other goblins who have not changed, they have the upper hand again. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ļ½ļ½ļ½Uļ½Eć ļ½ļ½ļ½ļ½
The changing situation made Solam, who was watching the battle from a distance, very enjoyable, but it was too far away for Soram to see it very seriously.
Now Soram only hated that he couldn't use the Eagle Eye technique, otherwise he wouldn't be in a hurry here, and he didn't know what was going on there.
But whether Soram could see it or not, the situation was reversed again, and Soram heard it again, and saw that all the ogres began to glow red.
Then those ogres began to look up to the sky and howl, one by one, as if they had taken stimulants, they became extraordinarily heroic, and began to fight back, and they were not afraid of the pain. Solam saw a goblin that had grown larger and inserted his weapon into the stomach of an ogre, but the ogre ignored it, picked up the weapon in his hand, and desperately attacked the surrounding goblins.
Solam was able to guess what was wrong with the ogre this time, it should be the "berserk technique", which is similar to the "madness" of the soul shaman, which makes the recipient berserk, without knowing the pain, and his strength and physique have been greatly strengthened.
The situation on both sides has become confusing because of this change, and the ogre's side is stronger in combat, plus the bonus after the berserk, it suddenly withstood the attack of those goblins.
The goblins are not without advantages, first, there are a large number of them, and the combat effectiveness has been significantly strengthened, and secondly, there is also a mysterious-stirring stick, which helps from time to time in the middle, so that you and I can fight on both sides, and it is very happy.
Solam also enjoyed watching it very much, and both sides began to fight hard.
However, the ogre is stronger, usually a few goblins fall, and the ogre only falls one. Judging from the scene, it can only be regarded as a tie, and the ogre has a slight advantage.
Solam is happy to watch, but some people feel uncomfortable.
It was that mysterious figure, its name was Moroa, it finally seized the opportunity to run to the main plane from its hometown, and it was going to make a lot of money on the main plane and return to its hometown. But I didn't expect that not long after I came, things would become like this.
The main plane, Moroa is not the first time to come, it was still very young, it was not as powerful as it is now, it can only sneak around, hunt some lonely travelers, and dare not swagger at all.
Finally, when it reaches adulthood, it has to return to its hometown, because as soon as it becomes an adult, this plane will reject it, so that it cannot stay here for a long time.
I was lucky to be able to come here this time. I don't know what kind of shit luck those goblins took, but in a ruin in the forest, they found a summoning circle, and it was lucky enough to be summoned. Because of the circle, it can be active on the main plane for a short period of time.
Of course, Moroa didn't want to, so he only took a day trip to the main plane, so he had to fool the goblins and make them believe that it, Moroa, was the protector of the goblins, and was moved by their sincerity and came to help them. They were chosen and destined to rule the entire Silvermoon Forest.
I have to say, this group of goblins is really easy to fool, this kind of lie that even children don't believe, those idiots really believe it, really believe that Moroa is their patron saint, and help it catch prey everywhere and carry out blood sacrifices, so that he can stay in the main plane for a long time.
Of course, with the weak chicken-like combat power of the goblin, it is impossible to capture any high-quality prey at all, so the effect of the blood sacrifice is quite limited, but how to say it, something is better than nothing, so he can stay in the main plane, right? But if you want to improve your strength through blood sacrifices, you are dreaming.
So after a while, after Moroa stabilized the goblin tribe, it began to expand around, and it had to conquer more monsters to help him achieve his goals. That is, more flesh and blood, more souls, and it is better to organize a large army of monsters to attack the territory of the humans.
In this way, it can get more souls, and it can also evolve to a higher level, so that when it returns to the Scorching Hell, it can gain fame and fortune, and as for those goblins or something, what will become in the end, it doesn't bother to care.
Its plan was very good, and the plan started as it thought, it went very well, and it conquered more and more goblin tribes, but soon, reality gave it a blow to the head, and it never expected that there would be an ogre tribe in this northern forest.
It conquered goblins everywhere in the forest, and inevitably attracted the attention of the ogre, how could the ogre tribe endure under their own eyes and nose, someone was so arrogant, so soon, the ogre began to crusade against Moloya.
It is conceivable that Moroya's goblin troops could be the opponent of the ogre, so Moloya was also very single, with only a few men, and ran away directly. When it came, it didn't forget to pit the group of goblins, saying that it wanted them to be in front, and he took the elite to sneak attack from behind, and attack from both sides, defeat this group of ogres in one fell swoop, and then conquer them.
And that group of goblins really stupidly believed Moroya's words, and when the war began, this group of goblins actually showed unimaginable courage because they listened to his fools.
But it was still useless, and it was still crushed by a charge from the ogres.
But Moroya's goal was achieved, those goblins successfully attracted the attention of the ogre, and it could run away safely, as for the life and death of those goblins, Moroya didn't bother to care.
Having managed to escape, Moroa still didn't want to let go of his ambitions. So it took its remaining men and headed west, to the junction of the Silvermoon Forest and the Raven River. It thought that no matter how powerful the ogre tribe was, it would not be possible to occupy the entire Silver Moon Forest.
So it plans to gather its subordinates again here, and build its own monster army (in fact, it's just goblins), and this location is a good location, it is a place where rivers intersect, there are many human villages, although it is a little more dangerous, but it wants to get a vote now, and then leave quickly.
Unfortunately, winter has not yet begun, and the villages are empty. This reality almost made Moroya depressed to death, but thinking that he had finally been able to come to the main plane, it was too wasteful to go back like this.
So he could only grit his teeth and desperately let his goblins look for prey everywhere, so that it could pass the blood sacrifice, so that it could continue to stay in the main plane, for this reason it did not even let go of other goblin tribes, and killed all the blood sacrifices, it thought, goblins are everywhere as soon as the spring begins, and it will conquer a group of them at that time.
Originally, this thing has been going well, but I didn't expect them to run into ogres again, just heard from his subordinates that when they encountered ogres, Moroa was almost scared, and thought that those ogres were catching up again.
Later, through observation, it breathed a sigh of relief that those ogres were actually connected to it with the same disease, and they were also driven over by the ogre tribe.
It's actually nothing, ogres are a very xenophobic race, and they treat other species of ogres in the same way as they treat other monsters, no, it should be said that it is even worse. Other monsters, if there is enough food, they will remain as slaves, but if they encounter other species of ogres, they are usually killed and eaten immediately.
They will never be allowed to survive anyway, because they believe that only ogres are the opponents of ogres, that they are competitors with each other, and that other monsters are just food. In order for their own population to continue, they will never let the ogres of other populations appear in front of them alive.
As for these ogres, probably because they knew that they were not the opponents of the ogre tribe, they simply abandoned their previous lair and migrated here.
Moroa didn't want to clash with these ogres either, after all, it had so few men that it couldn't afford to lose, and it wasn't interested in going into battle in person. Therefore, for a period of time, the two of them were still at peace, and the well water did not interfere with the river water.
But as the winter grew longer and the food became scarcer, the ogres inevitably set their sights on Moroa and his goblins.
In fact, according to Moroya's original idea, those goblins under his command will die when they die, and it will not feel distressed. But the time is not right, it still has to rely on these little brothers to help him hunt, and it can't lose these goblins for the time being.
So Moroa took the initiative to retreat, and it couldn't give up these goblins yet, so it ran out of the forest with the goblins under its hands. Prepare to settle down in those villages first, and wait until spring blooms before making plans.
But those ogres were probably hungry and faint, and actually came out with them, and it seemed that they were going to kill them all, and Moroa was not a good temper, so they all gave in, and those guys still didn't let it go, so they could only fight.
Fortunately at first, Moroya's spell-like spell "Extreme Despair" made those ogres fall into despair all of a sudden, making them afraid for a while, and they didn't dare to fight back at all, coupled with its own sneak attack, I thought it would be easy to clean up this group of ogres.
However, Moroa still underestimated this group of ogres, and among them there was actually an ogre wizard (somewhat similar to a warlock, who would naturally awaken some talent spells), and the guy suddenly broke free from the influence of the spell, and then let out a war cry to free the other ogres from the influence of the spell.
If it weren't for Moroya's kind of spells at the bottom of the box: the group to the giant and the power of the group bull, it would have been overturned by the ogre.