Green Monster Epic

Chapter 494: Feeling Apprehensive Near Home

Although they lingered in Mansa City for quite some time, it wasn't until the Alliance's routine council meeting, held on the first day of the Month of Ice Melt, concluded that Allen hastily embarked on the journey home with Coeur.

Good news kept coming one after another. Thanks to various preparations made beforehand, coupled with the sudden addition of a legendary newcomer, few representatives at the council meeting questioned Allen's succession of Agina-Jia as the tribe's chief and his renaming of it to the Greenwild Tribe.

Of course, there were a few individual member representatives who voiced opposition to Allen's identity. However, when the vast majority of member representatives expressed their attitude through silence, these isolated voices ultimately failed to reverse Allen and his tribe's replacement of the Agina-Jia tribe.

One must know that when Allen returned to Mansa City with Coeur, his first thought wasn't to conceal her as a hidden strength of the tribe. Instead, he openly took her to visit the Oakwood Theocracy, the Ranger Church, and other temple forces, as well as other familiar tribal representatives.

A tribe possessing three legendary powerhouses, all under the age of one hundred, had an unpredictable future. Especially since their tribal leader was a reviving leader who had already stepped into the advanced stage of the legendary realm.

Over the years, Allen had gradually grown a tribe from weak to medium-sized, and then to its current state of using its small size to swallow up the large tribe it once depended on. Whether it was his strength, methods, or ambition, he was naturally a chosen talent.

Such a tribal leader could be expected to have at least several centuries of rule ahead of him. Unless they were fools, the other tribes in the wilderness would certainly not want to antagonize him.

Who could guarantee that this legendary powerhouse, who was at most a hundred years old, wouldn't be the next pillar of the Alliance? After all, such a young advanced-stage legendary figure had a greater chance of breaking through the threshold of demigod than other tribal powerhouses.

Under various considerations of interests, the troubles Allen had worried about naturally didn't arise.

With this matter, which was extremely important to both Allen and the Greenwild Tribe, settled, Allen, who was already in a great mood because he had found his most favorite student, could finally truly unload some of the burdens on himself and take a vacation.

"Again!!!"

Coeur, covered in dirt and dust, climbed out of the pit with a determined look in her eyes. Shouting slogans, she held a newly acquired dark golden heavy sword and leaped up, heading straight for her teacher in front of her.

Clang!!

Allen easily blocked Coeur's slash. With an explosion of body strength, Coeur's charging body was pushed back more than ten meters once again.

Stomping hard in the void, Coeur stopped her retreating body and suddenly launched a new attack with a strange movement, a Triple Wave strike accompanying her charging action, fiercely and resolutely sweeping towards the right side of Allen's body again.

The Bonecleaver easily changed its angle, dragging a long trail of sparks along the spine of Coeur's heavy sword, then shook it backhand, separating the two swords again. At this moment, Allen's right hand, which was holding the sword, suddenly exerted force, and with a fierce slash in the narrow space, Coeur was pushed away by Allen's strength once again.

"Ah!!!"

Coeur, unwilling to give up, stabilized her body in just a few breaths and continued to roar, charging towards Allen again and again.

… … … …

On the way back with Coeur, Allen also resumed his responsibilities as a teacher, frequently conducting practical training for Coeur while imparting his constantly researched and new combat techniques to her.

There was no other way. When Coeur went out to travel, her strength was only at the peak of the high-level realm. The various combat skills that Allen had created and developed after becoming a legend, such as Ground Fissure Slash and Fury Slash, were not something Coeur could use. In addition, Coeur had been stuck in the Graveyard Valley all these years, and she only had two or three Berserker inheritances that she had risked accumulating. Her skills and strength were really too weak compared to her legendary status.

It was naturally no problem to show off Coeur's legendary status by swaggering around Mansa City, but if it came to actual combat, it would be exposed.

Therefore, Allen hoped to seize the time to make up for Coeur's shortcomings in strength.

Fortunately, most of the legendary specialty crystals in the tribe were still with Allen, including the dozen or so legendary specialty crystals left behind from the other party's public treasury after the annexation of the Agina-Jia tribe, which were now stored in Allen's dimensional bag.

Allen didn't plan to store such valuable things in the tribe's public treasury until the tribe's legendary seed cultivation system was established. Anyway, the guys in the tribe couldn't use them for the time being, and Allen didn't want these precious inheritances to leave his sight.

Because he had to teach Coeur, Allen and the others deliberately chose dangerous roads to travel along the way. Occasionally, when they encountered a suitable place for tempering, Allen simply stopped on the spot so that Coeur could train well in this area.

Although Allen was also clear that it was definitely impossible for Coeur to break through in a short period of time at her current level, at least Coeur could gradually master the force-generating techniques of the combat skills he had created.

As a teacher, this should have been the knowledge that Allen wanted to impart to Coeur, but as the leader of a tribe, it was difficult for Allen to be alone with Coeur for a long time and teach her like this now. After all, Allen still had his own responsibilities and pursuits, even though the current Greenwild Tribe was already a force to be reckoned with in the northern wilderness, but that wasn't a reason for Allen to relax himself.

During the long journey, although Allen and the others had slowed down, as more than half a year passed, they were getting closer and closer to the Greenwild Plain.

The closer she got to the Greenwild Plain, the more nervous Coeur became, and she even revealed flaws that shouldn't have been there when fighting Allen, allowing Allen to notice some clues.

"What's wrong? You're almost home, aren't you happy?"

Allen was somewhat curious. Before returning home, Coeur would always ask Allen about Shi Sheng, Erin, Barrington, and the others during breaks. Her big eyes couldn't wait to fly back to Greenlake Town immediately and reunite with Allen and the others.

"It's not… …"

Perhaps she had been hungry in the Graveyard Valley for too long, leaving a shadow in Coeur's heart. She always carried a lot of snacks on her body and in her dimensional bag, and she would throw a little into her mouth from time to time. At this time, Coeur, with a somewhat confused look in her eyes, hesitantly opened her mouth.

"… … I'm afraid everyone won't recognize me anymore… …"

"Hehe, how could they not remember you!!"

Hearing Coeur's answer, Allen found it funny, but then he comforted her and replied: "Usually, Erin and the others still mention you, especially that girl Erin. The girl who was born as her first child was asked by Erin to be named Coeur, saying that she would recognize you as her teacher when you come back!"

"Really?"

Allen's comfort was certainly considerate, but the so-called feeling apprehensive near home, not returning to her hometown for decades, and hearing her teacher say that many of her former companions had died, how could Coeur not feel a bit of sorrow in her heart?

Sorry, I took a two-day break for the holiday. I wanted to resume updating yesterday, but I suddenly got stuck. I felt that the chapter I wrote was not satisfactory, so I rewrote it today.