The epic story of green monsters

Chapter 1280

No one knows what happened in the study. The goblin warriors guarding outside the castle only know that after the two demigod elders followed the chieftain into the castle, they stayed there for a full day and night, and did not come out of the castle until noon the next day.

When they came out, the two elders looked very serious. Even Miss Cole, who usually had a smile on her face, became very silent and her movements became more solemn.

Of course, in the eyes of these rank-and-file soldiers, anyone who stayed with the revered clan chief and received his teachings would become reserved and serious. Everyone was the same, including the two elders.

"Albad, do you think the teacher has a good chance of success this time?"

As the two demigods walked along the road, the local residents who encountered them readily made way for them, standing aside to pay their respects to the two powerful guardians. Seeing the local natives' behavior, other merchants and travelers from elsewhere also cleverly stepped aside to make way, their eyes darting back and forth between the two goblins, trying to glean something from them.

Only after the two goblin elders had disappeared into the distance did these outsiders begin to pry information from the local residents. When they learned that the two imposing goblins were actually two demigods of the Green Field tribe, some looked annoyed and lamented that they had missed a chance to become acquainted with them, while others were glad that they had not offended them.

Snapped! !

Hearing Cole's soft voice asking him, Albad snapped his fingers with his right hand, and a subtle magical shield enveloped the two of them, blocking out external sight and perception.

"Don't worry too much, Miss Kerr."

Albad hadn't really wanted to discuss such a private matter with Kerr in public, but after sensing the unprecedented fear and unease in his companion, he knew he had to do something to prevent this goblin, who couldn't hide her emotions, from being noticed.

"The clan chief has been preparing for this matter for over three hundred years. Given his style of doing things, the fact that he is starting to implement the plan now must be for his own reasons."

"Don't forget, over the years, the clan leader has accomplished many legendary feats that can only be described as miracles, and has faced all sorts of powerful enemies. He has led us all to our current status and position. Do you think his chances of advancing further are any less than those of those who have succeeded?"

"As his students, what we can do now is to actively cooperate with his arrangements and lead the entire tribe to be his strong support, so that we can help him complete the whole plan."

Albad was comforting Cole, but it was also a true reflection of his own inner thoughts.

How Chieftain Allen has come to this point over the years may be unclear to outsiders, but the dwarf archmage, his right-hand man and most trusted subordinate, knows it all. Allen personally told Albad about many things, including his inner thoughts, both to leave a true record for His Majesty the 'God of Food' and to pass on his experience to future generations.

It was precisely because he knew Allen's abilities, methods, and temperament so well that Albad believed the path the chieftain was on was what the tribe and the goblin race needed, which is why he was willing to follow Allen.

If Albad were in Allen's position, even with the same strength, he wouldn't have the courage and determination to carry things out so resolutely.

"I know, I'm just worried about the teacher's safety."

After listening to Albad's words and recalling his teacher's great achievements over the years, Cole, who had always regarded him as a revered idol, felt a little relieved: "If he hadn't led the way, what would have become of us and our people?"

"Therefore, we need to be even more vigilant, sharing the burden for the clan leader at crucial moments and eliminating any villains who harbor ill intentions towards his plans!!"

"Yes!! Anyone who dares to ruin my teacher's plans will regret ever being born!!"

"Even if a god himself were to come, he could not stop my teacher from doing what he was determined to do, unless he stepped over our corpses!"

"That's exactly the fighting spirit and determination I need!!"

"Then I need to get ready. I'll need to go to the warehouse to collect some supplies later..."

"no problem……"

Allen stood at the window of the study, watching the two students walk down the mountain side by side and disappear into the dense cluster of buildings below before slowly turning his gaze away.

With everything prepared, Allen had nothing else to do until the cooking competition finals, and he couldn't think of anything to pass the time.

There was no time or need for seclusion; he had just enjoyed a master-level dish in the secret chamber of the underground temple, and his physical functions were at their peak. There was no need to adjust his mood or state. Just as he was thinking about what he could do, a sweet fragrance wafted to Allen's nose by a gentle breeze, instantly arousing his urge to take a look.

The thought had barely formed in his mind when Allen put it into action. He retrieved a hooded cloak from his dimensional artifact, donned it, and quietly slipped out of the castle through the secret passage. It was a pity that the shapeshifting ring he'd obtained in the Abyss only allowed him to transform into the Berserker form; otherwise, Allen's incognito travels would have been even more comfortable. However, even with the hood obscuring his face, Allen's current strength and eyesight didn't pose any other problem.

After groping around in the secret passage for a long time, Allen, who hadn't used it in a long time, finally emerged from a secluded garden with a rockery cave and then blended into the bustling crowd.

"Come and take a look! Freshly baked, piping hot buns!!"

"Guests from afar, come in and rest your feet, and try the culinary skills of our Magic Chef?"

"...My friend, you have excellent taste! This is a really good product..."

Green Lake City was truly bustling. In almost every place with a flow of people, there were short but quick-witted goblins either tending a small stall or standing in front of a shop, hawking their goods to potential customers and inviting them to come in and make a purchase.

Of course, there were other goblins, bear goblins, and even other wilderness natives among them, but relatively speaking, there were more dwarf goblins shouting and striking up conversations on the streets.

"...Are you blind?! You stepped on my boot!!"

"I'm sorry, I'm sorry..."

"These leather boots I'm wearing are magical equipment. You ruined them, and you think you can just apologize and be done with it..."

"Then what do you want..."

*Smack! Smack! Smack!*

"what……"

As Allen walked down the street, finding everything new and interesting, he heard a commotion in the distance. Thinking something funny was happening, he went to check it out. Unexpectedly, several whips suddenly rang out, accompanied by two shrill screams, and the argument immediately stopped.

"Scarhead, don't let me see you or any of your henchmen on the street lately, or I'll beat you up every time I see you!!"

A female goblin wearing a set of leather armor swung her long leather whip, creating a whip flower in the air before pulling it all back into her hand. Then, she glared fiercely at several jackals and shouted angrily.

The gnoll, nicknamed Scarface, had a deep welt on his face where the goblin had whipped him. His arrogance was immediately dampened; he clearly didn't dare offend the goblin who had whipped him.

"Understood, Captain Heidi."

"Get out!!"

Heidi, a female goblin, gave a sharp shout, and several gnolls immediately tucked their tails between their legs and ran into the crowd, quickly disappearing around the corner of the street in the distance.

"If you encounter these kinds of thugs in the future, remember to shout for help. Our police station always has members patrolling the area."

After driving away several troublemakers, the goblin put on a serious face and warned the human being targeted by the gnolls, "Even if you're in the right, don't make a move in Green Lake City, or you'll be arrested just the same!"

"In this city, only law enforcement officers have the authority to take action, understand?"

"Yes……"

Allen, who was hiding to the side, nodded slightly. Although the city's law enforcement officers were facing human faces as enemies, they did not tolerate the thugs in their wilderness. This approach was obviously very rational.

The little incident was quickly abruptly ended, and with nothing more to see, Allen had no reason to linger, so he continued walking towards the outer city.