The population of low-level goblins that can survive more than 10,000 years is very rare, even in the history of the goblin world.

According to Tia's understanding, the reason why these beings were able to survive was either because they had strange associated resources that were favored by the upper echelons of the fairy world, or because they had some weak but strange abilities to resist attacks.

However, the Tabro goblins don't fit any of them.

Of course, in addition to these, a strong enough strength can also be one of the reasons.

But for low-level goblins, this is too difficult.

Controlled by their race, it is difficult for them to push their limits, and it is impossible for them to gain the upper hand in the battle against the fallen elves without any commendable abilities.

In addition, even if you have special abilities, you will not be able to exert the strength you should be due to the physical strength and endurance set by the racial limit.

And Messi's combat effectiveness, Tia couldn't be clearer.

Except for a hammer that is quite supernatural, it is the various innate abilities of the goblins.

The bonus of racial talent to combat is extremely low, and when it comes to individual combat effectiveness, it is close to zero.

By analogy, the overall strength of the Tabro Goblins will not be much stronger.

At least in the face of fallen goblins, there is no ability to resist at all.

But this is such an ordinary goblin who does not meet the standards in all conditions, but he has accomplished something that so many low-level goblin races have not been able to do.

It's certainly not just a matter of luck.

Unless.........

Tia's eyes flashed with a ghostly light.

After ruling out other factors, she had a vague clue.

What could make the upper echelons of the elven world ignore the rules that had been set and delay the promotion of the Tabro Goblin?

You must know that being promoted to the middle level of honor is not only an honor for a clan, but also an incentive to encourage other goblins to muster up the courage to resist.

Delaying the promotion will not only cause the Tabro goblins to be dissatisfied with the elf world, but may also exacerbate the contradictions between the low-level goblins and the upper echelons.

This will definitely have a negative impact on the overall balance and stability of the fairy world.

It was impossible for the upper echelons of the fairy world not to understand such a simple truth, but they still chose to do so.

Tia couldn't think of any other reason than being afraid of the Tabro goblins.

And to make a small low-level goblin race have such great influence, in the entire goblin world, except for the orthodox goblin power, it is a fallen goblin.

The option of orthodox goblin power can be vetoed without hesitation, then the answer is the fallen goblin.

Tia thought thoughtfully.

If you follow this line of thought, then the subsequent information can be inferred logically.

Under the influence of this force from the fallen elves, it is enough to make the high-level people jealous while still retaining the status of the Tabro goblin clan, which is enough to reflect two key messages.

First, there is currently no evidence in the goblin world that the Tabro goblins are still in contact with the fallen elves, and the Tabro goblins may have a dark history of fornicating with foreign enemies in history, but at least for now, in terms of actual evidence, they are still in a state of rehabilitation.

Second, the fallen goblins who interact with the goblins must be extraordinarily powerful, and if they break out, they can cause great damage to the goblin world, otherwise it really can't explain the reason why the upper-level goblins, who have always been gentle in their means, have not lifted the table until now.

Thinking of this, Tia no longer hesitated, and when her aura was concealed to the best, she chased in the direction that Prolian had left.

"Betrayer" Prorian, the state of this goblin...... It's a little weird.

If you have betrayed your companions and are insulted by your clansmen, there are two types of reactions: the first is guilt, and the second is heartless indifference.

But in Tia's perception, Prolian's emotions were very complicated.

I can feel the deep guilt of betraying my companions, but there is no trace of remorse, and even a little bit of naturalness is revealed.

It's weird.

Strange enough, Tia became more and more sure of her guesses.