The brave man opened the coffin and rose

"The order given to us by the brave master is to act covertly, to find out the weaknesses and omissions, and then fight again another day, right?" The burly man asked his companion walking in front of him puzzledly.

"That's right. Do you have any questions?"

In front of the sturdy man was the little guy who had caught the flying bird with his spear.

Although he is a little young, he seems to have a natural proficiency in long-range attack weapons.

Because of this, he was commended by Abesi, and the others also intended to treat him as a semi-leader.

"But isn't that lord making a big fuss over there? If this area becomes alert and even has reinforcements, wouldn't our exploration be in vain?"

"Your concerns are reasonable, but a high-profile action also has its significance." The little guy walking in front explained patiently.

"Our goal is to grasp the enemy's weaknesses and flaws, and your actions are intended to cause all of their troops to be mobilized and expose their defensive strength."

"As for the things you are worried about, there is no need to panic. That hero... at least he has the same name as the hero from a thousand years ago, and he is indeed a smart man." After throwing the broken dead branches in his hand and driving away the crows resting on the tree, the little guy also changed to an expression of admiration.

"I can be sure that the lord has not neglected the usefulness of his brain because of his superior martial arts skills."

In fact, as soon as he discovered the Lizardman, he found Abes and asked the same question.

After asking, he got the answer that "the number of people here is too small. Even if they are on alert and send people to seek support, the situation will not escalate to a level that cannot be handled before a large number of reinforcements arrive."

Seeing the small number of large tents appearing before him, he naturally agreed with Abes's statement.

After that, the conversation between them did not end. The hero, Abes Grande, said to him in a calm tone, as if it were a daily conversation, "You performed very well. You were able to catch flying birds in both hunts, and I heard that you led the second hunt. Do you want any reward?"

How did he answer at that time?

The young man holding the javelin scratched his head in an unpleasant manner, "I want Lord Abes... Lord Abes Grande to give me a surname."

In fact, most of the ordinary and lower-class people do not have surnames but only given names.

That's why, just saying that the little girl Kronos from the Mels family has a last name is enough to make everyone calm down and listen.

And now, this farm boy named Taman wants to fight for a surname for himself.

The hero's golden eyes fell on him, and he muttered something he couldn't understand, "Can I change my name without a name change card?"

"Taman, right? From now on, you will be named Jiaweiling."

Javelin, javelin, spear.

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Seeing two lizardmen trying to escape ahead, Abes hurriedly chased after them.

The half-sword was thrown out and it got nailed on the big tree next to him with a clang.

When the few lizardmen around who had not yet escaped saw Abes's weapon fall out of his hand, they immediately reacted and rushed forward.

It seemed like they wanted to suppress Abes with numbers.

"How can a hero be entangled by ordinary soldiers? Don't regard my small charity as capital for your arrogance."

Abes shouted loudly, and his body flashed, nimbly avoiding the attacks of the lizardmen.

Then, he launched a series of quick and accurate punches and kicks.

Under the influence of rage, every punch of Abes carried a powerful force that ordinary people could not resist, and he easily repelled the approaching lizardmen.

Not only is the strength enormous, but the speed also makes it impossible for the lizardmen to escape.

At this time, the lizardmen who saw Abes discard his weapons and approached to beat him up gradually realized that Abes was not an ordinary opponent.

The next moment, these lizardmen, who had finally gathered some courage, turned around and started to run away again.

However, Abes did not give them a chance to escape.

He chased after each of the lizardmen, punching and kicking them mercilessly and knocking them to the ground one by one.

Only after he was sure that they could not get up again did Abes stand up again.

The only sound around was the crackling of flames, and whistles for assembly began to be heard from farther away.

Abeth stood there alone, holding the hand and a half sword he had just retrieved.

He glanced at the scene around him, feeling a surge of triumph in his heart.

It's not just because of the low fun of killing the enemy, but also because of the joy that the plan he had planned before can be executed.

"Based on the number of soldiers, their reaction speed, and the fact that no more lizardmen came after I waited here for a minute or two, the only ones responsible for my direction should be the three groups that just arrived."

"Even if we upgrade to a stronger alert mode, there won't be more."

The lizardman that he had captured did not lie.

The number of troops at this supply point is pitifully small, and it is quite far away from other troops.

If my prediction was correct, after suffering such a sudden attack and losing all the security personnel in one direction, this group of lizardmen would definitely go out for help.

But more importantly, there was another piece of information provided to him by the previous lizardman prisoner.

That was the other party's answer when I asked him why he didn't choose to escape back to the Lizardman tribe.

[After the elders were replaced, the internal struggles among the Lizardmen became extremely serious. If you don't bring your personal soldiers with you when you travel, your colleagues may take the opportunity to imprison you and take away all your power.]

In other words, the guys who went out to seek help would also take a group of soldiers with them.

Before reinforcements arrive, the strength of the troops at this supply point will drop to a minimum level.

What we have to do is to mobilize all our forces, take over this place and plunder it cleanly before their reinforcements arrive.

"This is just the beginning." Abes did not give the enemy time to breathe, "Didn't two of them escape before?"

There was still some time left before the agreed time for reunion after the operation was completed. After thinking for a moment, Abes decided to go and kill the two lizardmen to avoid any trouble.

If we ask them to go back and report that there is actually only one enemy causing the damage, what if that enemy decides not to go out and look for help?

After all, generally speaking, in order to completely wipe out three groups of Lizardmen, there should be at least a far greater number of humans than the same number.

Only when the other side is convinced that they are facing an enemy that far outnumbers them, will the person in charge of this supply point make up his mind to ask for help.

Abes quickly chased in that direction.

Just when Abes was about to catch the tails of the two fleeing lizardmen, they were suddenly swept into a ball of thick fog.

In an instant, Abes' body froze and he looked around vigilantly.

Fog cloud... creates a 20-foot-radius ball of dense fog.

Thick fog filled every corner of the sphere and caused severe obscuration.

The fog lasts until the spell's duration ends but can be dispersed by a gentle breeze or stronger.

It's just a small first-level spell.

However, now that I have chosen the path of the barbarian, what I fear most is the magic that I cannot deal with for the time being.