Green Monster Epic

Chapter 81: Meeting

Radiant Moon was the 6th month of the twelve cyclical months in the Feywild Plane. The time when Allen sent the meeting invitation was actually the third day after the other party received the letter.

I have to take the initiative to venture into danger. There's no other way, because Allen and his people are at a disadvantage. However, he still hopes to minimize the risk, so the kobolds don't have much time to prepare. A premeditated ambush requires a longer preparation time and planning in the early stages. From the time they receive the letter, the kobolds only have a day and a half. Even if they want to do something sneaky, it won't be too fatal.

And this day and a half is enough for the other party to send people to scout the venue a week in advance, understanding the sincerity of Allen and his group's meeting: they didn't set any traps at the meeting place.

On the seventh day of the second ten-day period of Radiant Moon, Allen brought Flowersnake and Da Shan, the two strongest fighters in the tribe, to Razorstone Ground in advance, waiting for the other party to appear. Razorstone Ground was a place full of strange rocks. The weathered stones had been washed by the wilderness hurricane for years, forming narrow shapes like blades, stretching straight into the sky. These stone peaks, like blades, overlapped each other, resembling a natural stone forest, densely extending to the surrounding area.

Small paths crisscrossed within the stone forest, extending in all directions, like a natural maze, separated by the stone forest of Razorstone Ground. This was also the reason why Allen chose this place as the meeting point. As long as you burrow into the alleys in the stone ground, after a few turns, it's easy to get rid of the pursuers behind you. And if you want to deploy an ambush in advance, with the manpower of the Greenfield Tribe and the Shattered Bone Tribe, it's simply not enough in the face of the Razorstone Ground, which covers an area of hundreds of miles.

A breeze gently blew through the stone forest, making a whimper, which entered the ears of the three, making them get goosebumps all over.

"Chieftain, will the kobold leader really come?"

Flowersnake squatted listlessly in the dark place of the stone forest, constantly fiddling with the weeds on the ground with one hand, and asked impatiently.

"When the goblin I sent to deliver the letter brought back the news, they said they would come. They should be on their way now."

Allen was actually not sure in his heart. Among the countermeasures he and Philip discussed, there was also a very important matter, which made his mind tense. He also wanted to calm down and maintain the best condition, so he could only take out the long sword from his back, sit on the ground, and learn from the human mercenaries Regis and the others, taking out a whetstone and slowly sharpening it.

"They're here!!"

Allen suddenly heard subtle footsteps in his ears, approaching from far away, slowly heading in the direction where they were. When he stood up and probed in the direction of the sound, three kobolds with hunched backs were slowly walking from the north.

Allen had actually met the leading kobold once before, but before he could see the other person's face clearly, he was startled and ran away by the other party's super long-range fireball. Today was the first time he truly saw the other person's face. If it wasn't a kobold, it would generally be difficult to see too much difference in their faces, but the combination of one old and two young in front of him made Allen easily judge who the leader was.

"First time meeting, Elder Shattered Bone, I wish you longevity."

Whether it was among goblins or other races in the wilderness, facing an old man with wrinkles all over his face and a gray-white beard growing on his chin, calling him an elder could be regarded as respect for the other party. Allen carefully looked at Shattered Bone a few times, only feeling that the other party's peaceful aura emanated from the inside out, completely unlike the two kobolds behind him who were full of ferocious and fierce aura.

While Allen was sizing up Shattered Bone, Shattered Bone, who was holding an oak staff, was also watching Allen, the neighboring leader, to see what was so special about him.

This is a green skin full of wisdom. Shattered Bone had this feeling the first time he met Allen's eyes. The agility revealed in the other party's eyes, and the calculations behind the deep gaze, even made it difficult for Shattered Bone to guess the other party's calculations, which was enough to show the other party's extraordinary nature. The leather armor worn on his body was well maintained, and there was no body odor of ordinary green skins, which showed that the other party was also a person who paid attention to details.

His figure was considered strong among the hobgoblins. He easily carried a two-handed greatsword in his hand, which was shining with cold light and looked not light in weight. He even flaunted it and skillfully wielded a sword shield when he and others approached.

It's just a pity that I didn't see the person who wrote the article for him. At least the two guys behind this green skin who obviously exuded a stupid temperament wouldn't have such writing skills and knowledge.

"Hello, darling of the earth, Chieftain Allen."

Shattered Bone also gave Allen the treatment he deserved, even if the other party's strength might be weaker than his own, and his age was several generations shorter than his.

"I brought the elder to this wilderness with sincerity. I hope the elder can put aside his hostility towards my tribe and we can restore peace."

After greeting, Allen began to go straight to the topic. Although he had dealt with humans and elves and learned some superficial speaking skills, the wilderness races never cared about this set, so Allen was too lazy to go around those unnecessary detours.

"I didn't expect Chieftain Allen to be an impatient person, but since you've said everything, then I'd like to ask you a question. Why should I ask my tribe to give up chasing and killing your tribe?"

"You need to know that the warriors of my tribe discovered that your tribe was related to the disappearance of Wolf Tooth, the former patriarch of my tribe. Do you need to give an explanation for this matter?"

Shattered Bone's questioning was expected by Allen, but he thought carefully that the war did not leave any loose ends. Even the other party's patriarch's heavy and excellent two-handed hammer was properly hidden by him. After returning, he even specially dug it out from the buried place, which showed that the other party now had no real evidence at all.

Since this was the case, Allen made up his mind that when the other party suspected that he was related to the missing kobold team, he would never admit it even if he died.

"I don't need to give any explanation. My tribe doesn't know anything about this matter at all. If there is any evidence to prove that we are related to this, please show it to me, Elder."

While Allen was saying this, his eyes seemed solemn but he was actually carefully peeking at the expression changes on the other party's face. Shattered Bone was experienced and calm, but the two kobolds behind him didn't have his city. When they heard Allen's firm response, the disappointment on their faces flashed away, but he was caught on the spot, and he was even more determined in his heart.

"If there is solid evidence to prove that my tribe is related to the disappearance of Patriarch Wolf Tooth, my tribe is willing to bow its head to comfort Patriarch Wolf Tooth!!"