Green Monster Epic

Speaking of which, it suggests that the Green Skin tribe is not significantly related to the disappearance of Wolf Fang and his group, or at least that's what Bonecrusher and his people believe at this moment.

Although several tribesmen were captured when the Green Field tribe was breached, Allen had already anticipated potential problems when scheming against the Bonecrusher tribe with the human merchant caravan. He had long designated this matter as a major secret within the tribe. At that time, apart from the twenty-odd warriors who participated in the battle, all the other women, children, and elderly were completely kept in the dark, and no one knew.

Wilderness people are generally not good at lying. Unless they have genuinely forgotten what they said or did, they usually won't deny it when asked.

"Then how do you explain the matter of the human merchant caravan? Our tribe's chieftain, Wolf Fang, went to track the whereabouts of the human merchant caravan, and then disappeared without a trace. Yet your tribe's warriors accepted their employment. That's still a fact, isn't it?"

This is the only factor that can link the Green Field tribe to the disappearance of Wolf Fang and his group. Bonecrusher is using this as an excuse to launch an attack on the Green Field tribe.

"The human merchant caravan provided food and hired us to escort them to the Elven Kingdom. I also wanted to go out and see the world. What's the problem with that? When you elders breached our tribe, did you loot a lot of food from our tribe's granary? That's the payment they gave us!"

"You also know that in the wilderness, food is the most precious thing. They hired us with such generosity, I had no reason to refuse, right? If it were you elders, you would probably find it hard to refuse too!"

The food left in the tribe was actually what Allen and his group had seized from the human caravan during their initial raid. Now, Allen directly claims it as the employment fee paid by the other party, which conveniently serves as proof of their employment relationship with the humans.

"But I dare to swear in the name of the Oak Father that in my life of faith, I have absolutely never had any interaction with Chieftain Wolf Fang, and I have never fought with them!"

Allen touched the oak leaf emblem on his right chest with his left hand. He had bought it from Priest Clay when he was at Thornsburg. It cost him a silver coin at the time because he thought that since he had joined the ranks of the Oak Father, he should at least have a symbol to prove it. He knew that Bonecrusher's vision was different from other foolish wilderness dwellers, and he should at least understand the meaning of this emblem, so he took it out and wore it on his right chest for this meeting with Bonecrusher.

Bonecrusher only now noticed the faint gray emblem that was somewhat similar in color to the leather armor on the other party's body. He did not expect that this wilderness green skin had actually joined the natural camp, which was somewhat unexpected. The fact that the other party could now make an oath to his faith god also indirectly corroborated the truth of his words. However, what he did not expect was that the oath made by the green skin in front of him was actually using a time difference to ensure that every word of the oath was true.

If Bonecrusher could hear Allen's inner voice at this moment, his old face would probably turn even greener than Allen's green skin on the spot, and he would directly blast him into slag with his most powerful spell!

"Oak Father is above, when I ambushed Wolf Fang with the humans, I had not yet believed in my god. The oath cannot be considered false. Please, my god, be aware of this!"

Having been awed by the power of a god, Allen had no doubts about the existence of gods. Therefore, he was very uneasy when making the oath. While swearing to Bonecrusher, he was constantly praying and begging for forgiveness from Sylvanus, the Oak Father, constantly explaining.

It seems that the Oak Father is tolerant and fair. At least Allen was not punished by the Oak Father at this time. Also, because Allen's oath involved a god, they were finally completely cleared of suspicion regarding the disappearance of Wolf Fang's kobold team. However, for Bonecrusher, this was just an excuse to attack the Green Field tribe and boost the morale of his tribesmen. Even if Allen and his group were cleared of suspicion, it would not have much impact on the current situation.

"So what? The weak have no value in survival. This is the rule of the wilderness. We are stronger than you, and you happen to be our neighbors. Conflict between us will break out sooner or later. Now it's just ahead of time!"

Zul behind Bonecrusher became impatient. As a loyal believer of Kurtulmak, the god of kobolds, seeing Allen's status as a heretic made him feel agitated.

"Shut up, you have no right to speak!"

Bonecrusher turned his head and immediately reprimanded Zul sternly.

However, after reprimanding Zul, Bonecrusher, who turned back to face Allen again, did not make any other moves, as if Zul's words were a matter of course, making Allen feel humiliated.

"Since that's the case, then don't blame me for being rude, Elder!"

Allen's face darkened, and he began to face Bonecrusher squarely. What he was about to say next would likely cause the situation to erupt on the spot, and he had to be cautious.

"The Bonecrusher tribe is stronger than my Green Field tribe. That is an undeniable fact. But if Elder Bonecrusher thinks that we will give up resisting, then you will be disappointed!"

"Then what can you do?"

Bonecrusher's face showed a hint of sarcasm, finally revealing his superior side.

"Nothing much, just that I have made up my mind to fight your Bonecrusher tribe to the end!"

"Unless you can completely kill me, then from the moment you send troops to attack my Green Field tribe next time, I, Allen. Witte, will use all my remaining energy to entangle with you. The current me is a mid-level berserker. Except when facing the elder, I may be at a disadvantage, but none of the other kobolds in your tribe can be my opponent."

Zul's confidence comes from the strength of his tribe and the skills of the leader Bonecrusher in front of him, while Allen's contemptuous glance at Zul's two kobold heads and the disdainful attitude in his eyes stem from his confidence in his own strength.

"And if I really want to escape, does the elder think that with your spells, you can keep me here!"

Allen not only despises the kobold warriors, but even doesn't feel much fear from the bottom of his heart for the mysterious dragon vein warlock Bonecrusher. Without truly confronting and defeating him, no one will gain his approval because of their profession.

Spellcasters are indeed powerful, but they are not invincible. From the beginning of his contact with mysterious magic, Allen has been pondering how to fight against spellcasters. Regis's and his companions' mercenary experience and the records in Philip's ancestors' books are all his teachers, pointing him in the right direction.

The current him is no longer the ignorant person who was surprised by a simple magic spell a few months ago.

"Then you can try!"

Allen's contemptuous eyes made Bonecrusher feel a long-lost anger, and his face darkened on the spot as he stared at Allen, his murderous intent undisguised.

"I have this plan. I want to ask the Dragon Vein Warlock Elder Bonecrusher for advice!"

Allen inserted his two-handed greatsword into the ground in front of his chest, leaned his body slightly forward, and made a challenging gesture.