Leisurely Farm Life in Beast World-Chapter 1454 - 1451: Dead Is Dead

"The Shaman’s meaning was very clear just now. During this hunt, we can’t leave our people behind to guard the prey alone like we did before.

But the Shaman wants us to capture those guys who killed our tribespeople, so although the three of us are following everyone this time, we won’t use our full strength before encountering these orcs.

I believe this way, we can always catch these guys, of course..."

Fu Yi glanced at the surrounding orcs: "The premise is that these guys are still within our territory."

The orcs were silent. If those orcs were only passing through their tribe temporarily, then it would be very difficult to find them again.

"The tribespeople staying in the tribe must build the city walls as soon as possible. Does anyone have anything else?"

As the responsible orc of this base, Fu Yi demonstrated the leadership ability he should have. The orcs shook their heads: "No, nothing."

"In that case, let’s proceed according to the plan starting tomorrow."

And Fu Yi and the others didn’t know that the orcs they were looking for, who had killed their tribespeople, had long left the previous territory of the Bitter Tribe.

"Captain, I really didn’t expect to find so much food in the territory of a middle-ranked tribe. For so many days, it’s been rare to eat our fill."

This was a team marching through the forest. The orcs in the team were quite special. Their hair was not long like the orcs here but was short like steel spikes, standing straight up. 𝙛𝒓𝓮𝒆𝔀𝒆𝙗𝓷𝒐𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝒄𝓸𝓶

It made one wonder, if a fruit fell on that head, would it get impaled?

The leading orc was a very tall and sturdy orc. He had been quietly traveling, but suddenly stopped when he heard the orc’s words.

Then, amidst the astonished gazes of the orcs, he quickly lifted a foot and kicked the orc out.

His strength was great. The orc who had just spoken flew up and then crashed hard into a large tree not far away, coughing up a large mouthful of blood that seeped into the ground before him.

The tall orc wanted to step forward, but was blocked by several orcs beside him: "Captain, don’t hit him anymore. If he’s too badly injured, it will delay our journey."

The orc called Captain glared harshly at the gasping orc lying on the ground: "I said you could steal food, but don’t cause trouble. Yet you don’t seem to take my words to heart.

To kill beasts in someone else’s territory, that forest was a great hiding place, but because of you, the fool, we were exposed and had to leave."

The orc lying there spat out the blood in his mouth, his hands gripping the soil to support himself tightly: "So much food, no use wasting it.

Captain, it was just a small tribe, killed and done. Could they really retaliate against us?"

The orc lifted his reddened eyes to look at the captain, his heart full of grievance.

"You should be grateful it was a middle-ranked tribe."

The captain looked deeply at the orc and said no more, leading the tribespeople to continue moving forward.

"Go see around, how far is it from here to the Alonzo Tribe?" he asked, looking down at the orc beside him.

The orc frowned and surveyed the surroundings: "There are already traces of orc hunting around, so it shouldn’t be very far."