If given a choice, Berber would rather die on this day - alas, the weak do not have the right to choose.

Not long after entering the forest, he was ambushed.

"Whew!"

A dizzying voice suddenly sounded, and several camels, including the apprentices carrying the totem poles, suddenly fell to the ground with their heads clutched, centered on the elemental shamans, including the apprentices who were carrying the totem poles.

There is an ambush!

As soon as Berber reacted, there was a sound of breaking wind behind him, and he instinctively blocked with a short spear with his backhand, but it didn't work. The palms that contain ingenuity are imprinted on his ears without any fancies.

After using the Tone Spell to sneak attack, Brach reveals his prowess as a great samurai and takes down the enemy caster.

However, he was restrained in his shots, only stunning rather than killing.

After all, the twin peaks behind the Berber – which are actually very convincing – are very convincing, especially when it comes to persuading the dromedaries of the Jamach to surrender.

"How can we trust you," after hearing the sound of battle coming from behind him, the captain of the Twin Peaks nobleman's private army immediately gathered the team that was still pulling the net to search, and immediately retreated, at this moment he was confronting the attacker who was holding hostage, "Despicable sneak attack monster." ”

Thanks to the use of a "Tongue Trick" enchantment scroll, for a period of time, Bradch was able to communicate with the camel man without hindrance. However, in order to maintain the "human design" or "monster setting", he still hid in the canopy, and used the sound spell to play the "double reed" trick in front of the camel with a desert kobold.

"I can guarantee a lot of things," the performer, selected from among the warriors of the Dragonlord Clan, opened and closed his jaws, and the words spoken by Braci seemed to sound on his lips under the effect of the sound spell:

"For example, I can decide to let you warriors go first, for example, if the elemental shaman is compensated for the goods, if the inhabitants of Jamahari are in peace, they won't be harmed......"

Hearing the condition that he was deliberately placed in the second article, the private captain's eyes blinked, and the condescending desert elf keenly caught this micro-expression message from him.

Sure enough, compared to a logging Jamaher, the elemental shaman is the real object of protection for those nobles.

After some haggling, the captain of the private army withdrew all the soldiers, leaving only one of the inhabitants of Jamaher and Berber hostage, and then went out of the gate to report to the nobles who ruled the place, taking the "greedy demand" made by Brach through the mouth of the desert kobold

Before the army left, in order to ensure the safety of the elemental shaman, all the young men in this Jamah were bound by their own compatriots, and forced to become hostages, locked up in the mansion that originally belonged to Berber, waiting to be released.

Their families were confined to their respective homes and were not allowed to go out, which in turn played a role in holding back the young hostages.

This is also a helpless move, after all, with the number of the vanguard team alone, even with Bradge in charge, it is too difficult for the camel man Jamah to defend a large village.

It wasn't until ten midnight, following the marks left by the vanguard as they marched, that the remaining large army of the Dragon Clan passed through the dense forest and entered the gate of the camp of the camel Jamah.

Plenty of manpower brings more order.

The arrival of this xenoplane army not only filled the vacant guards, but also broke the containment strategy that the vanguard team had been pursuing in order to maintain balance in the previous half day.

"There's more building materials here than I expected, but it's just right—"

After inspecting the inventory in Jamacher's warehouse, and seeing the mountains of wood that had been curtailed and had been lightly processed, Brach decisively gave the order to the warriors of the Dragons:

"—Mobilize all the young and strong camels to build a wall, and you will supervise and guide them, and no one will be allowed to be lazy or restless, and those who violate it will be killed on the spot. We have a tough battle to fight after that. ”

There are more than 1,000 stubborn desert kobolds, more than three times as many people and feet, and less than 300 camels are young and strong, which is really not a problem.

Faced with the threat of scimitars and spears, there was no "stunned green" among the camel lumberjacks.

In the early morning, the camels who had been released began to work.

Some of them were responsible for carrying logs from the warehouse, some were responsible for scaffolding, some were responsible for delicate carpentry work, and some were sent to the nearby river to pick up pebbles or dig up clay and river sand.

The first thing that can be seen in the shape of some of the walls is the scaffolding that was quickly erected around Jamaher. Although each scaffold is as tall as two or three desert kobolds, it is actually only the height of a camel man.

Using these scaffolds as a framework, baskets of pebbles brought back from the river were placed into them to form the prototype of the city wall.

Under the guidance of the desert kobolds, some camel people mixed river sand with clay and mixed it with water to form a mortar. Then use hardwood planks as brick trowels, and plaster a layer of mortar with each layer of pebbles.