Warlord: King of All Clans

After getting Leo's certification, the minotaur Strong was very excited, his eyes full of ambition and desire for power, "Woof woof woof, I'm a kobold shaman!"

He was originally the chief of the goblin tribe, possessing both the powerful physique of a tauren and the cunning thinking of a goblin. Of course, he was unwilling to be a lowly soldier.

With the identity of a kobold shaman, he can legally recruit his subordinates in the kobold tribe and build his own force.

Leo is also very optimistic about this guy. Although he doesn't believe how loyal he is, he still thinks he is capable.

Normally, a marginal orc vassal has tried his best to survive with his small tribe. Who would know the number of garrisons, the structure of troops, and the rules of entry and exit of the orc base?

Moreover, he shouted that knowledge is power, but that could not change the fact that he was illiterate. This was obviously because he observed Leo's preferences and catered to them.

Such a smart cow is at least considered a talent in Hewan at this stage.

With his presence, Leo can better control the Gnoll Tribe and prevent them from going astray.

As for loyalty, there is no need to consider it at all. As long as River Bend is still dominated by humans, the Tauren Strong will be more loyal than the human leader.

While the extraordinary fighting force of the Gnoll Tribe was still there, Leo held a meeting for them.

The First Kobold Representative Conference!

The first thing is to include deer antler cassava peels in the controlled materials, let the technical personnel of Hekou Town cooperate with the dog-headed people to jointly develop and utilize them, and prohibit the dog-headed people from eating them privately.

There is also a complete ban on gambling in Hewan Territory.

In fact, what the dogs did was not excessive. Their gambling was purely an imitation of human entertainment behavior, and the only thing that mattered was the bone biscuits in their hands.

But it’s different for humans. With the prosperity of the river bend, even underground casinos appeared in the town.

In the hands of the bookmakers with ulterior motives, the simple villagers could not resist the temptation and soon lost all their savings.

Not only that, many jealous gamblers have begun to put their houses, land, wives and daughters on the gambling table.

The simple dog-headed people have been imitating humans in their living habits. Leo only needs to take a look at the social atmosphere of the dog-headed people to clearly perceive the hidden dangers in the river bend.

Taking advantage of this rectification, he directly put an end to these bad practices.

The great devil Leo declared, I will never coexist with gambling and drugs!

Of course, any profitable crime will never be completely eradicated, but formulating clear laws and expressing a clear stance can at least alert most people.

In addition, with Fesa's consent, Leo appointed his son Rambowan as the captain of the kobold scout team, responsible for leading the scout troops of the kobold tribe.

In fact, in the entire Gnoll tribe, the only real fighting force that can be put on the stage is this group of Gnoll scouts.

Although Fraser's golden-haired guards are mighty and well-equipped, they actually do not participate in many battles or military training.

They were able to protect Fisa and intimidate other clan leaders of the Gnoll Tribe, but faced with the increasingly powerful hostile targets in the River Bend, their morale and combat quality were not up to par.

On the contrary, the ogre scouts who followed the wild hunters into the mountains and forests have now grown into a useful special forces.

They are proficient in reconnaissance, hiding, survival in the wild, setting traps, harassment and assassination, and poisoning, and they have become a rampant force in the forest farm of Hewan.

This force cannot be ignored, but Fraser's military capabilities are clearly inadequate and have not been properly managed to date.

Some kobold scouts have not been home for too long and have almost completely left the tribal life, and are already slowly degenerating into wild dogs.

And Leo's son, Rambowan, after graduating from the River Bend Militia, followed the Wild Folk Hunters to hunt and patrolled with the Gnoll scouts. Now he is the captain of a Gnoll scout team.

Under the training of humans, he has acquired logical thinking and military theories far superior to those of his peers. He is not like other kobolds who are muddle-headed and rely entirely on losing their lives to gain experience, so he quickly gains the trust of his companions.

Before this, he was already a scout captain with two squads under his command. One squad was a werewolf hunter squad with a squad leader named Hogg, and the other was a kobold scout squad with a squad leader named Tali.

There are ten such scout teams, with a total of more than two hundred dogs. Their main tasks are hunting and patrolling. They are the main sources of meat resources in the Gnoll Valley.

Promoting Rambowan to captain and letting him command this force not only improved Leo's control over the army, but also further spread the military knowledge of River Bay to these kobold scouts.

In addition, there are some institutional content, such as establishing a basic production safety system, establishing basic dog-headed man laws, etc.

When there were only a few hundred dogs in the river bend, as long as the food supply was sufficient, other conflicts could be suppressed by force.

But now that the population of the Gnoll tribe has increased, and there are already seven or eight different species of Gnolls, they can no longer continue to grow wildly, and a matching system must appear simultaneously.

Finally, a joint human-dog laboratory was built behind the stone hill next to the River Bend forge workshop, bringing together human craftsmen and dog-headed craftsmen to conduct joint research.

The kobolds' wild imagination and fearlessness, combined with human rules, regulations, system theories, and clever minds, will definitely lead to faster technological progress than any single study.

After all, some of the dogs that Feisa had carefully raised were about to produce results, but died in the blink of an eye. Leo felt sad when he saw it.

Frasa agreed with all of these contents. In fact, she was obsessed with studying and often stayed overnight in the River Bay House. She didn't pay much attention to the management of the Gnoll Valley.

As long as the ogres don't rebel or perish, Fesa doesn't really want to play with these idiots.

The smarter a person is, the more he or she yearns for an advanced society, and the same goes for dogs.

The effect of this meeting was very significant. With the approval of both Frasa and Leo, Rambowan immediately reorganized the River Bay Gnoll Scout Team, began to transform it into a military, and started training new recruits.

The Minotaur Goblin and the Strong Dogman were even more outrageous. They promoted their shamanic traditions in the dog-headed tribe, and quickly won over a large number of loyal followers by relying on their powerful military force that crushed the dog-headed people and their eloquent words.

He followed Leo's policy and began to open a primary school in the Gnoll Valley, bringing children of school age to the school to learn the existing artisan knowledge of the tribe.

Of course, having grown up in a barbarian clan, he knew the importance of commanding armed forces.

So while opening the primary school, he also purchased a large number of unicorn piglets, bound them together with the kobold piglets and raised them to train pig knights.

Only then did people discover that this cunning bull's specialty was animal taming. Not only could he tame unicorn boars, he could even tame saber-toothed tigers and brown bears into cats.

However, most wild animals are not cost-effective after domestication and have high maintenance costs. Only the one-horned boar, which eats everything and can find food for itself, is the most suitable for large-scale domestication.

After the reorganization, the military, politics and economy of the Gnoll Tribe were all consolidated and began to move towards civilization.

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