Quick Wear Binding Rescue System

Mu Ran had no intention of stopping the host. He said to Sang Ze, "You must be careful. If any orcs are injured, bring them to our house. I will help them heal."

Sang Ze listened to Mu Ran's words and replied firmly: "Don't worry, I will take good care of myself, and you should take care of yourself too. If there are any injured orcs, I will bring them here." After that, he quickly rushed to the tribal city wall.

Mu Ran waited for a long time, but Sang Ze didn't come back, and it was quiet outside. Mu Ran felt uneasy, but he didn't dare to go out and cause trouble for the orcs. So he took out the herbs he picked during the harvest season and prepared them in case any injured orcs came. While he was preparing, he heard a hurried sound of footsteps coming home. He was startled. Was an orc injured? Or was Sang Ze injured? After all, he didn't want to see either of them.

Just as he was daydreaming, Sang Ze came in carrying an orc on his back. Sang Ze said to Mu Ran, "The Bao Tu we warned today was attacked by a wild beast and was seriously injured. Please help take care of him." As he said that, he placed Bao Tu in the living room of his house.

Mu Ran quickly took the herbs and came to the injured Bao Tu. He checked Bao Tu's body and found that Bao Tu's chest was probably bitten by a wild beast and was still bleeding. He quickly checked the color of the blood and found no signs of poisoning.

He quickly applied the painkillers and hemostatics to Bao Tu's chest, then bandaged it with the cloth that Sang Ze had exchanged for him. He took two steps back and said to Sang Ze, "Boil these medicines for him to drink, and there shouldn't be any big problems." Sang Ze didn't say much, and boiled the herbs according to Mu Ran's request. After a while, Sang Ze brought a bowl of black medicine soup and forced it into Bao Tu's mouth.

Although some of the medicine flowed out, fortunately Bao Tu still had the consciousness of swallowing and swallowed most of the medicine into his stomach. Seeing this, Mu Ran felt relieved.

He asked Sang Ze: "Is the beast tide serious?"

Sang Ze replied: "This year's beast tide not only came earlier, but the number of beasts is also much larger than in previous years. If it weren't for the traps you set up in advance, I'm afraid there would be more injured orcs by now. I always feel that the beasts in these beast tides are in a state of something wrong."

Mu Ran listened to Sang Ze's words and had some guesses in his heart. He quickly said to Sang Ze: "Can you take me to see it? I won't cause any trouble for you."

When Sang Ze heard that Mu Ran wanted to go and take a look, he was about to refuse without a second thought, but when he saw the hopeful look in the little female's eyes, he felt a little reluctant. Seeing Sang Ze's tangled expression, he suddenly spoke again: "Didn't you say that this year's beast tide is not right? I have some guesses, but I have to observe it first, otherwise I can't jump to conclusions. Don't worry, I will take care of my own safety. Besides, don't you still have you?"

After hearing what the little female said, Sang Ze could no longer refuse. He brought the little female to the wall of the tribe quickly, where the chief was also. He looked at Sang Ze and Mu Ran coming here, and said with some blame: "How could you bring Xiao Ran here? Don't you know how dangerous it is?"

When Mu Ran heard the tribe leader blame Sang Ze, he quickly explained: "Uncle tribe leader, it was me who wanted to come here. Sang Ze persuaded me to come here. But I heard Sang Ze say that this year's beast tide was very wrong, so I had some guesses that I wanted to confirm."

The chief let Sang Ze go after hearing Mu Ran's explanation and said to him, "You are too much of a fool. You should stay at home when it's dangerous." Listening to the chief's nagging, Mu Ran was not impatient because he knew that the chief was doing it for his own good. He said to the chief, "Don't worry, uncle chief. Sang Ze will take good care of me. I will just look at the beast tide this year."

Sure enough, he looked outside the city wall and saw that the beasts attacked the tribe in waves. Although the beasts in front died because of various traps, as soon as the beasts tried to retreat, a roar would be heard from behind. The beasts would attack the tribe frantically.

This was indeed consistent with Mu Ran's guess. This year's beast tide was commanded by a beast behind the scenes, otherwise the beasts would not attack the tribe so frantically and quickly. He told his guess to the tribe leader and Sang Ze, and the tribe leader and Sang Ze were also very shocked when they heard Mu Ran's guess.

In previous years, the beasts had to attack the tribe because of food problems, which was a huge blow to the tribe. But this year, the beasts were actually commanded to attack the tribe. How could the simple beasts believe this? But the facts were in front of them, and they could not help but believe it. But now they were eager to know what it was like to command these beasts to attack the tribe?

Is it a very powerful beast? How could he be so hostile to the orc tribe? Now the beasts obeyed the command and launched a desperate attack on the orc tribe. The beasts in front of them died in the trap designed by Mu Ran, but it did not stop their pace. If it continues like this, the tribe will not be able to hold on for long. However, there are so many beasts outside the wall now, and they have no way to break out and find the beast that is hiding and commanding.

Mu Ran described to the tribe leader the bows and arrows that he had seen in modern times. With this kind of attack weapon, the orcs could stand on the city walls and attack the wild beasts in the distance, thus reducing the orcs' losses a lot.

After listening to Mu Ran's description, the tribe leader thought it was very feasible, so he took out the bamboo they had cut in the hot season, and the beastmen began to assemble bows and arrows on the city wall. After a while, the bows and arrows were completed. Mu Ran took the bow and arrows and shot an arrow as a demonstration, but unfortunately, because he was too weak, the arrows did not hit the beasts outside.

Sang Ze watched the little female's demonstration, quickly picked up a bow, put an arrow on it and shot it quickly. Soon, a beast was shot dead 200 meters away. The beasts were also stunned when they saw their companions suddenly die around them. During this period, Sang Ze quickly pulled the bow and shot arrows. After a while, dozens of beasts died under Sang Ze's bow and arrows.

The orcs around saw Sangze shoot so many wild beasts so easily, and they quickly took the bows and arrows they made, put arrows in their hands and shot. Although they were not as accurate as Sangze, the number of wild beasts decreased in a short while.

Seeing such a victory, the chief was very excited. The beasts in the distance may have noticed the loss on their side. After he roared quickly, the beasts retreated and left the tribe quickly. Soon there was no living beast around the tribe. Looking at so many beast carcasses outside the tribe, Sangze said to the chief: "I will lead a group of orcs to bring back these beast carcasses. These are all fresh meat."

The chief listened to Sang Ze's words and thought they made a lot of sense. He quickly organized a group of orcs and asked Sang Ze to lead the team. Soon, all the beast corpses outside the tribe were brought back by them. In the tribal auditorium, the chief said to the tribesmen: "This victory was brought to us by the witch doctor. We should thank the witch doctor and the beast god."