Chapter 204

In the dark night, the northern province was filled with gray fog. The wailing from afar added a touch of weirdness.

Lydia from the adventure team had an iron plate hanging around her waist, which symbolized that she had officially become a member of the Adventurer's Guild.

She held the priest's staff tightly with both hands and looked around nervously.

"Hey, Lydia, you are so nervous even though it's your second time to come here for adventure. It's so funny."

The red-haired young man in the team slapped Lydia's back in an unruly manner.

"Be careful, Jeffrey, Lydia is the doctor and mascot of our adventure team. If you don't behave, I will break your hand." The man in martial arts clothes grabbed Jeffrey's hand, "By the way, don't you have a fiancee who is a giant white rabbit? How dare you mess around with her?"

The magician lady in the team: Mei, waved her hand casually: "Oh, what does it matter? It's normal to release pressure occasionally."

"Huh?"

"Miss Mei is too open-minded. Let's go back and have a drink."

"Hehe, I just want to have fun with corpses, and don't lie with the red-haired devil. I guess you can only eat the rabbit on tiptoe, and you can't even touch your mouth."

Everyone made evil jokes to each other, and Lydia's face was even red, and she kept saying things like "Goddess forgive me".

Adventurers are desperate people who lick blood on the tip of a knife, and often rely on "pulling carrots" to vent stress. The relationship between each other may even be better than that between a wife and a husband.

Lydia awkwardly changed the subject: "By the way, is it really okay for us to fight like this?"

"What does it matter? I guess the corpses were scared away by my domineering power." Yapi, the warrior responsible for clearing the way, had an extra leather armor on his body. He turned his head confidently, "Thanks to me, our team can get a reward of 2 gold coins."

"There is really no danger in the Northern Province. I didn't even kill a few corpses. It was like someone was protecting us in secret."

"The mission this time is very simple. Just go to the cave on the map and find the relics before the gray fog came."

As Yapi said, there was no danger along the way.

The group soon arrived at the cave on the map.

There was also a strange orc totem next to the cave.

Ignoring the corpses around, the magician Miss Mei stepped forward and cast a lighting magic into the cave. Without even looking closely, she said, "It's safe. There are no signs of corpses."

"Go in."

The cave was extremely narrow. Everyone passed through it one by one. After five minutes, they still couldn't see the bottom.

"I heard that this cave was one of the refuges of the Night Territory in the past. Unfortunately, it was discovered by the orcs."

"The two hundred people hiding in this cave have all become food for the orcs. Do you know how orcs eat people?"

"Like this!"

The red-haired young man Jeffrey suddenly turned his head and made an ugly face, almost scaring Lydia away.

"Hate it."

Lydia looked around. This terrifying place was still scary no matter how long she stayed.

"I don't know if it's an illusion, I feel like there's someone behind me."

Lydia felt a chill on her back and subconsciously looked back. She saw a huge figure who had blocked everyone's retreat at some point.

Field's army was ready. Although the slaves were afraid, they were used to the mission of going out. They did not show much panic, but just held the manuscripts in their hands tightly.

"The mission this time is to collect enough salt mines and bring them back to the territory."

"Yes, sir."

The slaves breathed a sigh of relief, as long as they did not stay outside all the time.

Unconsciously, everyone has become extremely dependent on the camp. With food and shelter, it is already a paradise on earth for them.

After loudly announcing the order, Field mounted his warhorse, and Ashina and Rosaria would also accompany him.

Not long after leaving the territory and heading north, Ashina, riding on the back of a black wolf, had a cold and vigilant light flashing in her scarlet eyes.

"Something is wrong. There is a smell of fresh blood. Hmm, and... the smell of mating. So strange."

Ashina sniffed and flicked her tail twice, emphasizing: "It can't be wrong."

"Huh?" Field was stunned. He smelled blood just after going out. It seemed that there was a threat very close to his territory. This was not good news. Without much hesitation, Field ordered neatly, "Ashina lead the way, let's take a look."

March quickly to a small cave.

Ashina pointed to the strange object outside: "There is a totem. Is it a goblin or an orc?"

Field was also shocked. You know, the North is a forbidden land of life. Apart from the gray fog goblin before, he has not seen other living creatures.Things, could it be the Gray Mist Goblin again this time.

"Aren't Goblins a kind of Orcs?" Field asked in confusion.

Ashina folded her arms across her chest, looking like a teacher: "There is a difference. Goblins are a vassal race of Orcs, and there are no females among Goblins, so there are no Chosen Ones. They are a very low-level race."

"I see, but they all have to be killed. I don't allow anything to threaten the territory."

Field picked up the Gluttony Greatsword, and as soon as he entered the cave with Ashina and ten soldiers, he heard heart-wrenching screams from inside.

Inside the cave.

The red-haired young man was already covered in red, his eyes were full of reluctance, and his pupils were already dilated, still looking at the engagement ring on the ground.

Seven or eight Gray Mist Goblins gnawed his corpse frantically, and his intestines were torn everywhere.

The warrior Yapi, who was full of "my uncle", was eaten with only his head. Mei waved his staff frantically to drive away the Goblins, with tears of despair on her face.

"No, no, this is not true."

Lydia's pupils trembled, and her urine could no longer be controlled, flowing all over the floor.

"Miss Priest, cheer up! We can definitely escape."

The martial artist jumped into the air and attacked the goblins frantically with his fists and feet. His sandbag-sized fists easily blew up the heads of three goblins, and then he kicked the goblin holding the mallet away and landed gracefully.

"Puff~"

A green giant palm went straight through the martial artist's stomach.

"Orcs? How is it possible? How can there be orcs in the gray fog?"

The martial artist's eyes widened with anger, and he fell down unwillingly.

"Of course there are no orcs or goblins in the North. I brought them all in." A man in a black robe slowly walked out of the shadows, "Welcome to my laboratory, little mice."

"Human?"

The two women couldn't believe it.

The black-robed man smiled morbidly: "This wizard lady is more suitable for childbearing. Let's devote ourselves to the experiment first."

The goblins and orcs roared.