Traveling through the world of beasts: I lead the system to build an empire

The method Su Mo mentioned was naturally the primary contract scroll.

After hearing what Su Mo said and the things she took out, even Mu Yang, who had matured a lot and was no longer easily startled, couldn't help swallowing.

Are orcs like them really able to see such divine objects?

The scroll in Su Mo's hand was bought at the system mall for the original price of ten points. She planned to buy it directly at the original price and let the orcs do the work first.

Although she felt that she had suffered a huge loss, Su Mo was afraid that something unexpected would happen if she waited a month before starting again.

Besides, aren’t there the corpses of four giant beast kings in this tribe’s warehouse?

The meat of the Behemoth King is old and the orcs don’t like to eat it.

It would be better to give it to her to sell.

The recycling price in the system mall is five thousand. What if she can find a sucker?

A living behemoth is worth thirty thousand, so it’s not too much to sell a dead one for ten thousand, right?

A total of five of the eight seriously injured orcs were rescued. Although they had not yet woken up, they were indeed alive.

The five of them plus the males except Mu Yang Ling Han, there are a total of 85 people.

Su Mo was rarely generous and exchanged for a hundred primary contract scrolls in one go.

One thousand consumption points.

Receive a set of special unlimited feather pens, ink and ink pad as a gift from the system.

Su Mo suddenly felt that she was not at such a disadvantage.

After telling the two beasts about the effects and usage of the contract scroll, Su Mo wrote the rules on the scroll with the feather pen and ink given by the system under the gaze of the two males.

The general idea is that you must be loyal to Su Mo and the tribe, and you must not do anything to hurt Su Mo or damage the interests of the tribe, otherwise you will be punished by heaven and your soul will be destroyed.

Originally, Su Mo wanted to write about being loyal to the clan leader, but was rejected by the two males.

The males think that being loyal to Su Mo is the most important thing.

Su Mo didn't object either.

In her opinion, being loyal to her or being loyal to Mu Yang is the same.

As for the punishment from heaven, it was naturally the small lightning, and the destruction of the soul was also complete nonsense.

The scroll simply can't do that, and it's useless to write it.

It is to prevent orcs from being able to read and understand it in the future.

"It's done. Just write your name and press the paw print here."

Su Mo pointed to the blank space where her name was in the lower right corner and said.

The scroll is not too big, estimated to be only about fifty centimeters long, and the paper is light yellow, giving it a rather antique feel.

It certainly looks like that.

In fact, the name is just a formality, and it also makes it easier to recognize people later.

The scroll itself does not identify identity by name, but only marks the soul at the moment of pressing the handprint.

Mu Yang didn't take it immediately.

Instead, he said, "Momo, wait a moment. I'll go get Aolin."

After saying this, he turned into a tiger, turned around and ran away.

Not long after, Mu Yang came back with a beautiful, sleek tiger.

As soon as she entered the door, Su Mo heard her big tiger say, "Momo, write Aolin's name."

Su Mo immediately understood.

Write Orin's name on the scroll.

Su Mo didn't know what the orcs' names were composed of, and they themselves didn't know either, so most of the time she would just write down the first thing that came to her mind when she heard the sound.

Seeing the female Su Mo writing her name, Olin curiously went over to take a look.

As soon as he saw the dense black lines on the animal skin and before he could find the one with his name, Olin was ruthlessly pushed away by Ling Han.

Olin was not annoyed, he kept a distance and continued to peek.

Then the female Su Mo put down the hair in her hand and took out a box as big as her face from somewhere.

Olin felt a little lost.

Finished already? He hasn't seen it yet.

Although it will be engraved on the tombstone sooner or later, he will be dead by then and will not be able to see anything.

"Hurry, put your claws on the red one first, then press on that one." Mu Yang pushed the sad little tiger and pointed at the scroll on the table.

"Huh? It's dirty."

Snapped!

After receiving a slap on the head, Olin immediately stopped feeling dirty.

He quickly pressed a plum blossom seal on the scroll.

Looking at the huge "handprint" on the scroll, Su Mo felt that what she said was really redundant.

This palm print alone took up nearly a quarter of the article, and she even said something extra like 'print your name on it'?

Over there, Olin, who had just made his paw print and was about to lick it, felt a shock in his body.

It was as if the soul was trembling.

It was just a moment, and the feeling quickly disappeared, as if it had never happened.

"Chief..." Olin looked at Mu Yang with horror.

"This is a contract. You have already sacrificed your soul to Su Mo," Mu Yang said with an unfathomable look on his face. "If you betray Su Mo and the tribe, you will be punished by heaven."

Olin was frightened. He did not doubt the truthfulness of Mu Yang's words. After all, the feeling conveyed by his soul just now could not be wrong.

In fact, even if he didn't have the feeling of soul, he would still believe Mu Yang.

Su Mo thought Olin would be scared or angry.

As a result, Olin just shuddered a bit, then patted his chest and assured, "Don't worry, Mu Yang, you know, I always listen to you the most."

Suddenly the tone of the painting changed, "So this is a divine object?!"

"Am I the first orc in the tribe to seal a contract?"

Olin's face was filled with excitement, "Really?!"

After getting Mu Yang's affirmative answer, Olin jumped three feet high.

"I knew it! I knew Mu Yang wouldn't forget me when something good happened."

Orin looked almost unsure of how to be happy.

He raised his red claws that had been stamped with ink and looked at them fiercely. "I just wanted to lick this off. How sinful! I'm going to tell Jin Ling this good news. He will definitely be jealous of me, haha!"

As he said this, he hopped away on three legs.

He didn't forget to say hello before leaving.

"I'm going home. Goodbye Mu Yang, goodbye Su Mo, goodbye Ling Han!"

Looking at Olin's gradually receding back, Su Mo's family looked at each other in bewilderment.

"He is quite polite." Ling Han's face showed no expression, but his eyes were smiling.

"More than that." Mu Yang said with a smile.

"And he's very agile." Su Mo continued Mu Yang's words and said with a smile.

"I always feel guilty about deceiving the little guy."

After laughing enough, Su Mo felt a little melancholy.

The two males immediately stopped smiling.

They really wanted to find a male for the little female, but it definitely couldn't be a silly boy like Olin.

Mu Yang: "He is already an adult."

Ling Han: “And there is also a contracted beast.”

"What are you thinking?" Su Mo rolled her eyes at them. "Okay, help me write the contract scrolls. I can't finish writing so many."

"This……"

The two males looked at each other, somewhat hesitantly.

This is not something they should touch.

"What's the big deal? Just follow what I wrote. You can draw the same way I wrote."

The two beasts looked down at the quills stuffed in their hands.

He gritted his teeth and stamped his feet.

写！

Even if God punishes me, I cannot let this little female get tired!