Familiar Boss

Chapter 198 I Think I Made a Mistake

"People of the Burning Blade clan don't have the time to listen to your nonsense!" said the tauren chief.

"You should pray to the heavens now, and hope that the griffin you ate that night was not raised by Samoro, otherwise, you have no hope of surviving." Followed by a bull head beside the tauren chief said the man.

"For the orcs of the Burning Blade clan in Stormrage Hill, what they hate the most is those who hurt their clansmen and their companions." Another tauren beside him also interjected.

"The griffons they raise are all their companions to them," the tauren said.

When the mercenaries heard these words, they felt that the orcs of the Burning Blade clan that the tauren said were too domineering.

Everyone was flustered and began to discuss in low voices.

"The orcs are indeed barbarians, and they don't reason with us."

"Then what should we do? We can't just die obediently like this."

"Let's wait for the Orleans to make a decision. If it doesn't work then, we'll have to fight them!"

"As members of the third echelon of the famous Dragon's Border Mercenary Regiment, Orle's Department, it is impossible for them to ignore us."

Soon, under the escort of these tauren, Su Ke and the others passed through a thin forest and set foot on dry and somewhat barren land.

There is a high hill in front, and there are four or five tall watchtowers built of rough wood at the intersection on the slope.

The green-skinned orcs on the watchtower immediately became vigilant when they saw that Po was coming down the road, a group of tauren and a few humans were slowly walking towards them.

"Ugh..."

The orc guards on the watchtower immediately blew their horns, and the sound resounded in all directions.

The horn sounded, indicating that there was an enemy or an unidentified person coming, and everyone was on alert immediately.

At the same time, let the chiefs or lords in the tribe know about the situation and come out to deal with it immediately.

The horn hadn't stopped yet, and all the orcs had already gathered weapons at the intersection of Gaogang in an instant.

And the tribal chief of the Burning Blade Clan, Archmage Thrall, and Sword Saint Samoruo also drove out from their respective residences.

The tauren chief knew the meaning of the horn, and was not worried when he saw so many orcs gathering suddenly.

Their tauren tribe is currently tribal allies with these Burning Blade clans, so it can be regarded as half friends.

But the people of the Burning Blade clan saw the tauren appearing inexplicably in their territory without prior notice, and the orcs of the Burning Blade clan had to be vigilant.

"Why are they cunning humans again! Chief Kenrodu, what do you tauren want to do by bringing these humans to my territory? Don't forget the common agreement of our tribe!" Thrall looked at Suke and the others, and then at asked the tauren chief.

"Respected Chief Thrall and Samoran Sword Master, I have brought you a big surprise this time!" said the tauren chief Ken Luodu.

"I don't see any big surprises here, I just know that these humans are very difficult to deal with, and I don't want to see these ugly faces in my own territory!" Thrall was obviously very upset and said.

The tauren chief Kenro continued: "Didn't you notice that your griffin is missing one?"

"Our griffin is missing one head? What's going on?" Thrall heard this, and turned to look at Samolo who was standing aside.

Samolo and Thrall looked at each other for a moment, then looked at the tauren chief Kenrodu and asked, "Chief Kenrodu, what do you mean by that? How do you know that our griffin is missing one?"

At this moment, Thrall turned to look at an orc soldier next to him, and asked, "Is our griffin really missing a head? What's going on? Why hasn't anyone reported it to me?"

"Our griffin is not missing, my lord chief." The orc soldier hurriedly replied in fear.

The tauren chief heard Samoro's question and replied lightly: "These humans killed a strong griffin in our plowland forest, and they ate it. The griffin that can appear over our territory Eagles, I thought only yours would fly there, so I captured them all and sent them here for your trial."

Thrall and Samolo had confirmed that they had no shortage of griffins, and after hearing the words of the tauren chief Kenrodu, they understood everything at this time.

"Thank you Chief Kenrodu for your kindness, but I think you may have made a mistake. Our gryphon was not killed." Thrall said calmly.

"Hey! It's not your griffin? Whose griffin could it be? It actually came over our airspace. You are the closest to us. How could there be griffins from other tribes flying so far."

At this moment, the tauren chief Ken Luodu knew that the griffin killed by Su Ke and the others was not a griffin raised by the Burning Blade clan. He was both surprised and confused.

The mercenaries, the soldiers of the Vanguard Legion, as well as Su Ke and the Orleans heard that the griffin they killed did not belong to these orcs, and their hearts thumped, and the big stone fell to the ground instantly.

Fortunately, it was not the griffins raised by these orcs, so it would be much easier to handle, otherwise it would be very troublesome for them to deal with this matter now.

"We don't know. I don't think it's a griffin from the Warsong tribe! But the Warsong tribe is a bit far away from us." Thrall replied.

"We are the closest and best allies, so we escorted them to you to deal with, but if it is the Griffin of the Warsong clan, we will not take care of these nosy things." Tauren Chief Ken Luodu said.

Thrall said: "Thank you very much for your tauren's kindness, and we won't take care of these nosy things."

"Since this is the case, then I think I must have made a mistake, but what should we do with these humans?" said the Tauren chief Ken Luodu.

"These annoying humans, a few days ago, a group of humans came to our territory, but we drove them away, and now this group comes again." Seeing Su Ke and the others, Thrall looked disgusted.

"Look, are they the same group of people you drove away last time?" Tauren Chief Ken Luodu asked.

"They are not the group of people we expelled last time. I don't know where they came from?" Samolo said with certainty.

"Since they are not the same group that came last time, I think I should drive them away and warn them not to step into our territory, or we won't be so merciful anymore." said the tauren chief Ken Luodu .

After he finished speaking, he immediately turned around and said to the tauren men, "Untie them."

Soon the tauren soldiers beside them untied Su Ke and the others.

"This is the last time I'm warning you, let you go this time, and don't step into our territory next time, or our axes won't be so merciful."

(End of this chapter)