Chapter two hundred and ninety-ninth half-orc slave
As for the seriously injured orc in the rear, the other orc slaves around him had no idea of helping him and just let him slowly fall to the ground.
In itself, the orc had serious injuries on his body. The orc who took the initiative to attack did not choose a target at random, but identified the serious injuries on its body.
Since a large piece of flesh and blood was torn off by the orc, the orc's injuries worsened a lot and reached an unbearable level, so he had to lie down and rest.
When the humans in charge of supervision saw this scene, they just thought that the orc was trying to be lazy and had no intention of checking the orc's injuries. Instead, they waved the whip in their hands and hit the orc in the back. As the blood spattered, the half-orc's breath became weaker and weaker, but the human showed no signs of stopping.
And this scene was completely reflected in the eyes of Rhodes and his party behind.
The village chief saw this scene in his eyes, but did not say anything to stop it. Instead, he wanted to wait for human supervision to handle all this. Rhodes remained expressionless, concentrating on sensing the source of the surrounding death energy.
Only Rowling, when she saw this scene, a trace of unbearability seemed to flash in her eyes, but she hid it very well and waited for the human supervision ahead to handle all this.
During the perception process, Rhodes seemed to notice Rowling's expression, but he didn't express anything.
The smell of blood gradually spread deep in the mine. After feeling this, in addition to the original wild orc, many orcs were also ready to move. In their memories, the last one who died in the mine was
The orcs inside the cave gave them all an extra meal.
Just as the orcs were thinking about this, the human whip came again and hit the original wild orcs.
Since no business groups have arrived recently and cannot be replenished, it can be said that one of the orc slaves in the village is dead.
Earlier, the human supervision was reminded by the village chief not to let the orc slaves here suffer losses again, but now, one slave died. This undoubtedly made the human beings in front of them become furious. From the perspective of human supervision, the death of this half-orc was all due to the behavior of the wild half-orc. If it had not suddenly attacked the half-orc, the half-orc would not have died in the end.<
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Continuous blows failed to calm the anger in the human supervisor's heart, but instead aroused the hatred in his heart.
In an instant, an iron sword appeared in the hands of the human supervisor, and the human supervisor rushed directly towards the orc in front.
Facing the attack of human supervision, the half-orc, which seemed wild and untamable at first, was suddenly frightened and overwhelmed. In its hand, it still held the pickaxe used when digging the mine wall. If it was used to resist the attack of human supervision, it would also
It's not that it can't be done.
However, this kind of half-orc did not dare to make any move when faced with the charge of human supervision. It just stood there blankly, and there was no trace of its bravery when attacking other half-orcs.
"Stop it, Lore."
Just when the sword in the human supervisor's hand was about to stab the orc, the village chief's words suddenly rang in his ears.
Along with the sentence, there seemed to be a sigh. After hearing this sentence, the anger in the human supervisor's heart suddenly slowed down a lot, and the weapon in his hand stopped not far in front of the orc.
Looking at the bloodstained and frightened Orcs in front of him, the human supervisor showed a trace of disdain on his face. After putting away the iron sword in his hand, he ignored the Orcs behind him and turned towards the position of the village chief.
Came over.
Although this incident happened, it did not affect the other orc slaves around at all. These orcs were still numbly digging into the mine wall ahead.
Soon, the human supervisor came to the village chief and began to report what happened here.
"Village Chief, the inside of the mine is still safe. There have been no accidents during this period. Who are these two people behind?"
Noticing the two Rhodes behind the village chief, the human supervisor asked the village chief.
"These two are powerful mages I invited to solve the anomaly here. Don't ask any questions. Have you forgotten the anomaly inside the mine? Hurry up and move the bodies here."
After listening to the village chief's introduction, the human supervisor looked at Rhodes carefully. Although he was very confused, Rhodes looked extremely young, but out of his own caution and a vague sense of crisis,
The human supervisor didn't say much and quickly looked away, not daring to stay on Rhodes' face for a long time.
The reputation of mages has long been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, especially in Brakada. No matter what kind of mages you meet, it is not surprising. Human supervisors know that their behavior of staring at Rhodes for observation is actually considered an offense.
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The human supervisor realized that if it was true that Rhodes was a powerful mage as the village chief said, he could be punished for being disrespectful.
In order not to anger this powerful mage, the human supervisor would naturally not be stupid enough to ask why this mage was so young. Instead, he quickly lowered his head and left quickly outside the mine, preparing to call someone to move it.
Take the corpse here.
The human supervisor also remembered what happened in the mine before. Not long ago, in front of the human supervisor, the dead orc corpse stood up again and attacked the surrounding orcs.
In order to prevent this from happening again, the body needs to be quickly removed from the depths of the mine. Even if there is no flesh and blood on the body and only a skeleton is left, it cannot be left in the mine.
Before Rhodes arrived, human supervision also conducted some experiments on why these orc corpses were resurrected.
Among them, the human supervisor, without telling the village chief, asked other orc slaves to completely dismember the corpse of a dead orc, hoping to see what effect it would have.
However, even if it was just a skeleton, it could still stand up again and start attacking other orc slaves. If the village chief had not arrived in time and relied on the swordsmanship supervised by humans, he would not have been able to deal with this orc skeleton for a while. p>
Afterwards, the human supervisor blamed all the incident on the wild nature of the orc slaves. What the human supervisor did not expect was that his behavior really aroused some wildness in the hearts of these orcs, who had always been obedient.
The half-orc slaves now dare to attack other half-orcs in front of him.
However, the wildness produced by the half-orc slaves was eventually erased by the violence of human supervision.