Green Monster Epic

Chapter 184: Secret Exchange for Life

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Allen returned, killing his way back, because the opponent hadn't breathed his last, he almost forgot something: he hadn't searched the body for loot.

“I'll give you water to drink, but the things on your body will belong to me!!”

Perhaps having spent too long in the civilized world, Allen had undergone some changes. While bringing the water skin to the other's mouth, he spoke to the semi-conscious orc.

“Then I'll take that as a yes.”

Seeing the other party only caring about swallowing water with all his might, Allen began to rummage through his body, and he did indeed find some gains.

A common money bag was bulging, filled not only with the common currency of the civilized world, but also a few fine-quality sapphires, which was somewhat beyond Allen's expectations, making it worth this rare act of kindness.

A pair of fine steel daggers, the 1/3 yard long blades slightly curved, the sharp edges gleaming coldly as soon as they were unsheathed, showing how much their owner cherished them.

Allen also brutally lifted the orc up and stripped off the set of leather armor that looked quite good, leaving him only with the coarse linen clothes on the outside.

“Tsk tsk, this leather armor is of good quality. What kind of leather is it? We don't seem to have seen this kind of leather in the wilderness.”

In front of the original owner, Allen was even in the mood to inspect the material of the leather armor, muttering to himself.

“……”

After drinking half a water skin of clear water, the orc finally had some energy. Facing Allen's bandit-like behavior, he didn't show much anger. Instead, he expressed his gratitude with a sincere expression: “Thank you for saving my life. If there is a chance in the future, I will definitely repay you!!”

“Don't rush to thank me. I'm just making an exchange with you. Whether you can walk out of this desert alive depends on your own fortune.”

Allen shook his head indifferently, not intending to accept the other party's gratitude. After saying this, he packed up the spoils he had almost stripped the orc bare of, put them into the luggage behind him that was like a small hill, and got up to leave.

“Benefactor, please wait!!!”

The orc began to feel anxious. With his injuries and almost non-existent supplies, wanting to walk out of the desert alive was simply impossible. Therefore, he had to seize this last straw and absolutely couldn't let this goblin leave.

“If benefactor can lead me out of this wilderness, I am willing to use a secret as repayment!!”

Allen felt nothing. The so-called secret was useless to him, whose hometown was far away in the Green Field Plains. He began to step onto the soft sand, moving forward slowly.

“This is a secret about a mysterious ruin. It is said that in this ruin, there are inheritances, enchanted weapons, and other valuable items left by predecessors…”

The orc was also helpless. If he was left in the desert, even if the secret was countless times more precious, it would be useless to him. It would be better to exchange it for his life.

Allen finally turned his head. Inheritance was truly a great temptation for him and his tribe, causing Allen, who had already made up his mind to leave, to finally stop and walk back.

“Are you trying to trick me?”

Allen stared at the orc's eyes, half believing and half doubting.

“Benefactor, please rest assured, this secret is absolutely true. The injuries on my body were caused by knowing this secret, and my former companions wanted to silence me.”

Speaking of this, the orc looked sad. Years of friendship were not worth the benefit of a ruin. If he hadn't been careless and trusted those companions too much, he wouldn't have fallen to this point.

“I need proof.”

Allen remained unmoved. Even if the orc in front of him looked sincere, it couldn't shake Allen's will.

“I also need a guarantee. Unless you can start treating me now and guarantee to send me to a safe place, I won't tell you this secret.”

The orc breathed a sigh of relief. As long as this green skin was moved, then his life would be saved. At the same time, he also wanted to use this secret as a bargaining chip to discuss the conditions with the other party. After all, for this secret, he had fallen to his current state. If he couldn't gain some benefit from this secret, then the price of almost losing his life would be too unworthy.

“Then how about we sign a magic contract?”

Allen thought for a while and came up with a solution. Fortunately, this was a magical world, and magical magic could always make many things simple. Although signing this contract meant that more than 10 gold coins would be wasted, it was the safest method after all.

Allen had several contracts on him, all of which were spoils of war he had obtained on the battlefield. Naturally, he wouldn't feel bad about using them. At this time, they finally came in handy. However, how to formulate the terms of the contract next required Allen and this orc to discuss it carefully.

The contract signed with the Shattered Bone Tribe before was too simple, so the Shattered Bones had too much room for maneuver, avoiding the punishment of the contract while bringing too much trouble to the Green Field Tribe.

Philip, who helped Allen formulate this contract, was also deeply suspected by Allen because of this matter. That's why he told Flower Snake and the others to keep an eye on Philip when he left the village before.

Having been with Philip for so long, Allen didn't believe that Philip's wisdom would allow him to formulate such a flawed contract. If Philip could have helped him formulate a more complete contract at that time, the Green Field Tribe and Allen wouldn't have been so deeply troubled by the endless tricks of the Shattered Bone Tribe. Being chased and counterattacked for more than half a month were all tricks used by the Shattered Bone Tribe. Anyone would probably suspect Philip's intentions.

Philip's only lucky thing was that he was still useful to Allen and the Green Field Tribe, and the knowledge in his head had not been emptied by Allen, so he could still enjoy life in the Green Field Tribe. Otherwise, according to Allen's temper, he would have directly slaughtered this treacherous guy and made him into barbecue to eat.

The terms of the contract were quickly negotiated. After all, the orc didn't have many chips in his hand. Inheritance was certainly attractive to Allen, but it wasn't as powerful as the outside world. Anyway, in the Green Field Plains, their Green Field Tribe had not had inheritance for so many years, and they still survived, didn't they?

Signing their real names and dripping their blood on the real names, the contract was completed.

After signing the contract, Allen finally had some enthusiasm. He took out the dagger he had looted from the other party before and began to help the orc clean the rotten flesh from the wound, while handing him a bottle of healing potion to prevent him from kicking the bucket just after signing the contract.

Orc Saru. Farr, an adventurer from Andu Province in the Orc Kingdom, had traveled in the Elf Kingdom for 5 years and was a level 13 Shadow Warrior.