Fool's old attack is a wolf god

Hasen pursed his lips tightly and his figure trembled. He remembered the dream that terrified him this morning. After a long silence, he said, "...you say the Orc Continent is distorted? Incomplete?"

"Yeah, distorted and incomplete," Roy stopped his hands and looked up at Hasen, "Don't you feel it? Animals are divided into male and female, exactly the same as on Earth, why are all orcs men? What? Humans are animals too, obviously they are both animals, and animals are divided into male and female, but the orcs are all men, and the females still have things they don’t need, do you think it’s normal?”

Hasen was shocked on the spot and couldn't answer for a while. He hadn't thought about this question.

"Have you ever heard of traveling around the world in [-] days? A navigator can travel around the world for a week in only [-] days." Roy suddenly said again.

"The length of a day on the earth is only 24 hours, but on this continent, the length of a day in this world is more than 28 hours. From south to north, from east to west, it only takes [-] days at most. The beastman continent Is it too young? Excluding the time for sleep and rest, it is less than [-] days, and the speed of a person is only [-] kilometers per hour. Even if you become a wolf, in order to save energy, the average speed is [-] to [-] kilometers per hour. , not to mention that the mountain road is so difficult to walk, in this way, compared with the earth, is this world so small?"

Seeing that Hasen was lost in thought, Roy concluded lightly: "I'm sure that the orcs are not natural... and this world is bigger than imagined, and the continent of the orcs is smaller than imagined. He may be just a continent. Or even just an island."

"But..." Hasen tried to persuade Roy, "Then you don't have to go to the other side of the sea? How do you know that...is it like the Orc Continent?"

"Then how can you be sure that the other side of the sea is the same as the Beastman Continent? There has never been anything to prove it. No one even explained why the Beastman Continent looked like this, and no one cared...but I do."

Roy's tone was soft, like a whisper: "The current world is wrong. My daughter is not wrong. Why should I let her live in the wrong world? Let her suffer so much ? I want to take her away, I want to give her a whole world."

"Roy..." Hasen opened his mouth, but didn't know what to say.

"I'm sorry," Roy interrupted Hasen. He apologized sincerely, and unconsciously glanced at Adolf outside the house, who was basking in the sun happily with the children, "I know my decision was too much. I not only To take your son and your newborn grandkids and we're out to sea and we may never come back... but with Andy by your side and Eric it shouldn't be a big deal Painful thing?"

Hasen followed his gaze and looked out the door. He saw Adolf's face brimming with happiness, but his mouth was full of bitterness for some reason, and he couldn't speak. This was his son he had raised for 26 years. The heart that was dug out, but now...

However, when the dream from last night and the prophecy flashed through his mind, he suddenly understood everything.

He will become the most powerful orc in the world in the future.

Adolf carried the children into the house. Seeing that Hasen's expression was not right, he asked with concern, "Daddy? What's wrong with you?"

Hasen took a deep look at Adolf, as if there was a piece of rusty iron in his mouth, he said, "It's okay."

It was a sunny morning when Roy left with Adolf and the children.

Not many people know they left, only Hasen Eric Andy, Quinton Dick Tracy.The former saw them off at the gate of the tribe, while the latter left with them.

"Aren't you going to look back a few more times?"

Roy looked at Adolf, who looked down at the bleating sheep beside him, eager and restrained.

"I will...reluctantly." Adolf said, he touched the screaming eldest son in the swaddle hanging on his chest, and took a deep breath, "I'm afraid I will cry."

"It's normal to be reluctant," Roy gently stroked his generous back, and persuaded softly, "You can look back for the last time and remember them all in your mind."

Adolf hesitated a little. He glanced at the daughter who was sleeping peacefully in the other party's arms, and then moved his eyes to his partner's cheek. Seeing the other party's slight nod, he turned his head and looked at it for a long time.

Eric was still standing like a mountain, looking at him from a distance; Hasen stood beside Eric, hesitantly raised a hand when he turned his head, and waved it lightly; Andy was a Holding the two little lambs he left behind by one hand, and waving vigorously with the other hand... He probably hasn't realized how far his brother's journey will be.

Adolf turned his head, took Roy's hand and continued to walk forward silently.

"Finished?" Roy asked him.

"It's over." Adolf nodded, his partner paused, stood on tiptoe, and gently wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes.

When Kunton left, he also reluctantly said: "The wolf tribe is a good place, the geographical location is very good, there are mountains and rivers, and the prey is fat, very suitable for orcs to live in."

"Then why don't you stay?" Teresi asked lazily while lying on the cart, "The house is all built, only one female is missing."

Quinton laughed loudly when he heard the words, and patted the sharp iron ax hanging around his waist: "Nothing is as good as home, not to mention that things at home are gone, revenge is more important."

Dick, who was pulling the cart, also wanted to participate in the conversation, but he said dryly, "I wish you success?"

Quinton patted Dick on the shoulder vigorously, showing a big mouth of shining white teeth: "I also wish you success."

As he spoke, he glanced at Teresi, who was paralyzed on the cart, and the other party gave him a supercilious look.

After listening to their conversation, Roy realized that the iron that Quinton forged at the end of winter was for this purpose, and the feud that can only be resolved by killing people should be some major blood-stained matter, so it is not appropriate to ask more questions.

Quinton only walked with them for a day, so they parted ways. The Bear tribe was in the north. If they went east, they would have to take a long detour.

"It's a pleasure to meet you." Quinton showed a hearty smile, turned into a bear and headed north.

The four watched him go away. Dick dragged Tracy and continued eastward. After walking a few steps, they found that Roy Adolf had not followed. They stood where they were, looking at the barren open space beside them.

"What's wrong?" Teresi asked over her shoulder. "Is there something wrong here?"

"Nothing," Roy replied, staring at the traces of magma condensation, a thought suddenly occurred to him, "Should we turn a corner and go see the dragon?"

"Huh?" Teresi froze for a moment, "Look at the dragon? Are you serious?"

Roy nodded: "Dragon's lifespan is long, he must know more."

"Dragon?" When Roy asked Tracy if he knew about dragons a few days ago, Dick was not there, so he was puzzled.

"It's a flying, scaled creature that is much bigger and more ferocious than the Birdman, and even larger than all known orc incarnations." Roy simply explained.

Dick was silent for a moment, he said he couldn't imagine it.

"Don't think about it, you'll know it when you see it," Adolf said.

Roy took a second look at Adolf when he heard the words. This was Roy's answer to Adolf a few days ago. He didn't expect the other party to apply what he had learned. It was really a good improvement.

"...is it far?" Teresi asked hesitantly.

"It's about five days' walk to the south." Roy looked at the distant mountain. He didn't know which mountain it was, but Mia told him about how to get there. "Don't you want to see the dragon?" Is it? This may be the only chance in your life."

Teresi pursed her lips. He was tempted. People are always full of curiosity about unknown things: "...then what are you waiting for? I'll go."

It's a pity that the sky was getting dark and it was not a good time to hurry, so Roy found a cave nearby and rested for the time being.

Roy originally wanted to rub Adam Mia's residence. After all, these two baby birds were just born recently. They were afraid that the smell of sulfur dioxide would still have a bad effect on the children, so they still lived in the wolf tribe, in a cave halfway up the mountain. It's vacant for the time being, so it doesn't hurt to live here.

But in the final analysis, it is someone else's home. It is not a gentleman's act to occupy someone else's home without saying anything. Roy was hesitating when a big gray bird that looked familiar flew over and greeted him. Roy's eyes As soon as he lit up, he gesticulated and explained the request to the other party. In any case, he was a half-bird Adam who had lived with him for many years. The big gray bird cleverly took the new cave they found, so there was a place to rest. up.

With a crackle, Roy lit a fire with flint and steel, and the cave became much brighter. Although it was not as good as Adam's house, it was still spacious enough for the four of them to live in.

Adolf hung the processed hare on the grill, and led the ewe to milk the depressed ewe who had left the little baa. He accidentally used too much force, and the milk splashed on his hand. Adolf glanced at Roy with a guilty conscience, and then pretended Without incident, he stretched out his hand to the mouth of the eldest son beside him.

The squinting little wolf cub smelled the milk and was very greedy. He licked his father's hand clean with his little tongue.

Roy, who still saw the whole process, unconsciously twitched the corners of his mouth and asked him, "...Have you washed your hands?"

"Wash!" Adolf replied confidently, "Roy said that you must wash your hands before eating, I remember."

As Adolf said, he handed the water bag containing milk to Roy: "Our daughter is hungry, let's feed her milk first, I will continue to roast the rabbit."

Adolf will change the subject, Roy thought, he took the water bag and gently fed the baby.