Green Monster Epic

Indeed, Fort Fart was a harsh place. It wasn't that the tribe mistreated those stationed there, but rather that the environment and climate were somewhat unsuitable for the goblin race.

Anyone forced to face a damp environment every day, where their home never felt dry without a fire pit, and the clothes they wore always had a damp, musty smell, would inevitably feel depressed and miserable after living there for a long time.

After all, goblins weren't like lizardmen or fishmen, races accustomed to dealing with water; they preferred relatively dry natural environments.

However, for the safety of the tribe and the wilderness, Fort Fart had to be heavily garrisoned for a long time to guard against the dangers from the endless sea.

This was not an exaggeration. It was only after tunneling through the Simantha Mountains that Allen and the others realized that while these continuous mountains blocked the vast moisture from the endless sea, they also blocked the threats from the depths of the sea.

Although Ferman's legends had always circulated stories about powerful civilizations in the ocean, the Mansa Wilderness, because of the towering mountains blocking its connection with the sea on the east and west sides, had long forgotten the legends about the ocean over time.

It was not until the successful excavation of Fart Gorge and the Green Field Tribe's formal direct connection with the endless sea that they realized that there were also powerful civilizations in the depths of the sea, and intelligent races lived there as well. It was just that most marine creatures were inherently inseparable from water, and the endless sea was vast and rich enough that they simply looked down on the northern and southern continents and the wilderness connecting them. That's why they had rarely been seen for so many years.

But in fact, the borders where the northern and southern continents meet the ocean have never been peaceful. Thugs and evil forces exiled by marine civilizations are generally driven to the edge of the ocean, because these coastlines are considered the most barren and worthless places in the eyes of marine civilizations.

Even if it was just a small force exiled by marine civilization, once they fled ashore, they would pose a great threat to the land civilizations with coastlines.

The Green Field Tribe had underestimated this before, and suffered great losses in this regard many times over the next few hundred years. Especially when the fortress initially adjacent to the coastline had not yet been built, a team of powerful Kuo-toa suddenly emerged, defeating and devouring more than 5,000 slaves, laborers, and guards at the fortress construction site. After learning the lesson, the Green Field Tribe hoarded an elite army at the fortress at the exit of the canyon.

This could also be regarded as a foreshadowing laid by the Green Field Tribe. As a border fortress that had never lacked battles and was extremely dangerous and difficult, and where no outsiders had set foot for many years, this place had become the best place for the Green Field Tribe to train promising talents and practice hiding an elite army.

Up to now, every once in a while, hundreds to thousands of marine life forces invade the fortress at the entrance to the sea in the western passage, launching attacks on the city suspended on the cliff dozens of meters above the ground.

The consequence of these sneak attacks is that the thousands of elite warriors of the Green Field Tribe stationed in the fortress at the estuary have to keep their nerves tense every day, and the frequent attacks also give them no shortage of opportunities for actual combat.

The quarry originally established here for excavating the passage was a means for many warriors of the Green Field Tribe who were stuck in bottlenecks to seek breakthroughs. Now that the Si Han passage has been opened, the quarry has been shut down for a long time due to too much surplus stone, but unexpectedly, with the frequent harassment of these marine intelligent creatures, Fort Fart has still retained the tribe's warriors' preferred place for arduous cultivation and breakthroughs.

It is not easy to enter Fort Fart. As a purely military fortress, it had banned the entry of foreigners many years ago, and even the Green Field Tribe members had to rely on credentials such as letters of credence issued by Green Lake City or Murr Fortress.

However, as the tribal leader, Allen never lacked such credentials in his dimensional bag. Wearing a mask to cover his face, he easily entered the eastern fortress entrance.

The first feeling after passing through the gate was a refreshing sensation all over his body. It turned out that the tallest building in the core area of the fortress, the Spire Mage Tower, was opening a shield that just covered the entire fortress. Its only function was to disperse the rich water vapor that was everywhere in this land named Farith Wetland.

Even the sky directly above the fortress was a rare area in this land named Farith Wetland that could always maintain no accumulation of rain clouds.

After the Eternal Truth Council reached a consensus with Allen back then, the magic academy sent to Nasir Fortress to preserve their council's fire has been acting low-key over the years. It seems that there is not much sense of existence in the Northern Territory, but in fact, their popularization of magic professions and talent cultivation in the Northern Territory is still obvious to all.

The Mansa Wilderness has always been crowned with the hat of a magic desert by the civilizations of the North and South Continents, because it is difficult to produce a mage powerhouse who has been promoted through understanding and comprehending the mysteries of magic, except for warlocks originating from bloodlines.

Before Albaard of the Green Field Tribe was promoted to legend in the Northern Territory, there had been no record of a mage legend for thousands of years. Therefore, it is naturally more difficult for grassroots professionals to access mage knowledge and inheritance.

Allen had foreseen this and opened a magic academy, but he had been suffering from the lack of excellent teachers, systematic mage professional books, and inheritance. Their tribal mage professionals have always been a bit thin, only slightly stronger than the other races.

Even after Albaard, a legendary mage who rose like a dark horse, the tribe did not make much progress in the training of mage professions. After all, Albaard's investment and occupation in the tribe, the army, the Food God Church, and other matters took up almost all of his time. He didn't even have time to study magic to improve his own strength, let alone guide the group of goblin mages below with shallow foundations and mediocre abilities.

It was not until the Eternal Truth Council established an academy in Nasir Fortress that the grassroots mage professionals in the Northern Territory gradually increased.

At this time, the short goblin bloodline, which accounted for more than half of the total population of the Green Field Tribe, gradually stood out among the many races in the Northern Territory, showing extraordinary mage talent.

These short goblins not only have a higher proportion of spellcasting talent than other races, but even their brains are far better than other races.

Soon, the scale of the Green Field Tribe's own mage group gradually expanded. Although there are still not many outstanding talents so far, the Green Field Tribe can basically put together an ordinary mage team that only needs to maintain the long-term operation of a mage tower and pour magical energy into it.