Green Monster Epic

Chapter 161 Acquaintance

Although he had just experienced a small setback, losing three members of his tribe, Allen's mood had already calmed down, and he was chatting and laughing with the goblin Jack.

Survival in the wilderness means you never know what will happen next.

Savage lions, two-legged flying dragons, iron-backed brown bears, and other top predators of the wilderness could emerge from the shadows at any moment, severing the throats of the natives.

Gnolls, ogres, bear goblins... all kinds of intelligent creatures kill each other, and no one can guarantee that they won't be killed by a sudden cold arrow.

Once you get used to the survival rules of the wilderness, everything becomes ordinary.

Even when Allen initially heard of the death of his closest friend, Stone, the sadness in his heart only lasted for one night.

When the sun rose the next day, life would continue.

Therefore, faced with the death of their tribesmen, Allen and his people quickly calmed down after the initial outrage.

Some tribesmen even felt that their deaths were not a loss.

The attackers they left on the battlefield outnumbered the goblins who died by two, so they considered it a gain of two heads.

"Chief Allen, are you making things difficult for me?"

Looking at Erin, who had been forced to his side, Jack was really having a headache.

The little goblin looked at him with her bright, innocent eyes, and then ingratiatingly showed him her ability - she could already hide half of her body in the air, leaving only the lower half of her legs, as if they existed abruptly.

"Hahaha, we are all of the goblin lineage.

When you see such a cute little one living in the wilderness, and think about the opponents and dangers she might encounter in the future, don't you feel heartache?"

Allen laughed heartily.

Little Erin's progress was obvious to all.

In the future, he didn't expect Erin to have much offensive power.

Like the kobold Night, silent and invisible, he only hoped that Erin could help him figure out all the tribes and environment of the Green Field Plain.

Erin's thief talent would be a great contribution.

In terms of self-preservation, Allen's social connections were limited, and only Jack could give Erin some professional guidance.

When he told Jack before that he would visit him on the way back, he was really telling the truth, in order to take Erin to learn something.

Being able to cross the wilderness alone and return to the Thunder Tribe, Jack's self-preservation ability didn't need any proof.

Even now, Allen, with his strength as an Level 8 Warrior/Level 4 Berserker, led 15 warriors all the way, and encountered many bloody crises along the way.

The most dangerous time was when a tribesman almost died, and Erin almost got carried away by the wolf pack, which shows how deep the danger in this wilderness is.

"Of course, I won't let you teach for nothing.

Without anything else, this one gold coin is considered the child's tuition fee, how about it?"

Allen stingily took out a gold coin from his arms, flashed it in front of Jack, and then took it back.

Last time during the Thorns Fort trip, Allen didn't feel anything when spending money, but when he returned to the tribe and reorganized the inventory, he was surprised to find that these yellow and white things were really not durable!

Although the role of money in the wilderness is almost non-existent, after seeing the splendor of the outside world and being popularized with some economic knowledge by Philip, Allen also had a relatively superficial understanding of the role of money.

At least it made him no longer as generous as he used to be.

"...You...well, for the sake of the little girl being a goblin, I will teach her a unique skill!!"

The huge contrast between the past and the present made Jack's eyes look a little bad when he looked at Allen, but thinking that it would be nice to have some income by the way, the so-called unique skill is not just how he wants to say it.

"Then I will thank you first.

When Erin learns the unique skill you mentioned, I will give you this gold coin again.

You should trust my character, right!"

Allen seemed very intimate, lowered his head and patted Jack's shoulder and said.

"...Uh, okay."

Jack was a little dejected.

This bear goblin has really changed a lot when he sees him again.

His social skills have also improved a lot.

It seems that this gold coin will be difficult for him to get.

However, Jack was also a scheming person, and the disappointment in his eyes flashed by, and Allen didn't notice anything.

"How long are you going to stay in Thorns Fort after entering the city?"

"Two days, what about you?"

"We'll be here longer, probably ten days.

The tribe lacks too many things.

It's rare to come to Thorns Fort, so we have to buy more things to take back."

"Why don't we stay at the same inn later, it will be convenient for me to teach the child some skills."

"Hey, that's what I was planning, it's settled!"

"..."

The two chatted happily, and soon arrived at the gate of Thorns Fort.

After successfully paying the city entrance tax, Allen and the others once again came to the inn they had stayed in before, booked two rooms with large beds for the goblins, Jack strongly requested to share a room with him, saying that it would save some room fees, anyway, it is normal for two males to live together, and then booked a room for Erin and their three females, which was considered to have settled the team.

Because of the rush last night, the tribesmen went to their rooms and fell asleep.

Allen didn't blame them either.

After all, too many things had happened from yesterday to today, and everyone was tired, and needed to rest.

Allen was originally planning to take the goods he brought this time to a shop to estimate the price while the tribesmen were resting, to see what price they could sell for, and at the same time inquire about what goods were valuable in Thorns Fort, and what they produced in the wilderness.

It was really wishful thinking to rely on the tribe's wealth accumulated over countless years to meet the tribe's expenses.

Just this time to purchase supplies, Allen had already prepared to empty all the wealth of the tribe.

Last time when he came to buy food, most of the gold coins accumulated in the tribe were spent, leaving only some jewelry and other valuables worth some money, but many of the jewelry were needed by spellcasting professions.

Allen was full of expectations that a spellcaster could be born in the tribe one day, so he would not easily sell the precious jewelry unless absolutely necessary.

Just as he was about to go out, Allen was stopped by Jack, who insisted on having a good get-together.

"You must tell me, what happened to you and the kobold tribe later?

You don't know, since I came back, I have been very worried about your tribe, but I don't have great abilities and can't help you too much."

Jack enthusiastically told Allen his thoughts, and his face was also sincerely curious, making Allen unable to refuse.

"Let's go, let's chat while eating.

Last time you made me a fortune, today I'll buy you a drink, as an apology for not being able to help too much at the beginning."

"Alas, there was no such thing, you and I were just an employment relationship at the time."

Unable to refuse, Allen was still pulled by Jack to the hall of the inn, found a vacant table, ordered a few glasses of malt wine, and chatted like this.