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Chapter 1989 Blessing
Greenland gave a brief introduction to this lazy deer-beastman, and sure enough, he has quite a rich backstory.

First of all, this deer-beastman is not a true priest. In the orc clan, priests are not chosen randomly; they must be blessed individuals, that is, those who possess blessings.

Human beings do not define which deity bestows blessings from. This "god" is more like the result of instinctive awe of a phenomenon that is completely incomprehensible.

Even ancient and great beings like Kulenne and Odin, who have existed since the age of gods, could not comprehend the existence of blessing.

However, the fact that it cannot exist does not mean that they cannot stubbornly explain it. They call it an inevitable phenomenon, just as the first creator god was born from the void. New rules were born in this world of numerous mythological totems that were broken and reassembled.

Their birth itself has no cause and effect; rather, they are cause and effect in themselves, inevitable phenomena. These ancient gods cannot understand this because they are already involved in it, and those involved naturally cannot understand it either.

They brushed off the fact that they didn't understand the blessing by spouting a bunch of pretentious and meaningless words.

The situation is much simpler for the orcs. They don't understand that it's a gift from the gods. As for which god, they used to believe in the Ancient Dragon Princess, but now they believe in the Great Beast God, who bestowed blessings upon them.

In the customs of the orcs, having a blessing means having the honor of serving the Great Beast God as a priest until death, becoming the agent of the Great Beast God's will.

This is also a limitation, meaning that priests can never break through LV100 and can never take a blasphemous or rebellious step towards the gods.

This is because orcs determine their leaders based on strength, and even the position of the Great Beast God can be challenged. The world-class mission to liberate the orcs in the Fairy Kingdom is to challenge the Great Beast God.

The orcs have a simpler way of thinking. In their eyes, LV99 is not as powerful as LV100, and if they cannot break through to LV100, they are naturally not qualified to challenge.

This is not surprising. Although both orcs and humans have blessings, humans possess the majority of the class information. Orcs know far too little about the classes; even if they all leveled up to the maximum, they might not reach LV99.

As for whether or not one should become a priest after receiving the blessing, that is up to the orc himself; orcs are quite free in this regard.

However, most orcs with blessings choose to become recipients of blessings. After all, if recipients of blessings do not know how to obtain a profession, they are easily stuck at a certain level. Without leveling up, they cannot increase their power, which is fatal in orc customs.

This stag-headed person is quite special. She is not a Blessed One, but a level 199 orc. She is the former leader of the Gianthoof tribe. During her time as leader, she was a member of the rebel army that rebelled against the Great Beast God and the Great Beast God's direct tribe, the Sandrak Clan. As a result, the rebellion failed, and she was left with a serious hidden ailment, and her level dropped from 230 to her current level 199.

He only stepped down from his position as leader of the Giant Hoof Tribe after the Fairy Kingdom defeated the Great Beast God and liberated the orcs. Now, being a priest here is more like a pastime after retirement.

"Don't let her current lazy appearance fool you, her former name was quite terrifying: Thunder Hammer Lottie Sandrak."

“Sandrak? Isn’t that the name of the Great Beast God Clan?” Blaze asked, subconsciously sizing up the seemingly famous deer-beastman named Lottie.

The nickname "Thunder Hammer" probably comes from her deer hooves, which have black patterns that look like they were left after being struck by lightning, extending from the hooves all the way to her thighs.

"Yes, it is said that this guy used to be a famous warrior in the Great Beast God Clan, and was made a king to supervise other large clans."

“What do you mean ‘it’s said’? This is true, little girl. Have you ever witnessed my prime?” Lottie remained languid, it was hard to tell if it was because of her serious injuries or just her natural laziness. “Luckily, I faced reality early on, otherwise I would have been dealt with by those people.”

Those people naturally refer to the people from the Fairy Kingdom.

Strangely enough, even though the people of the Fairy Kingdom had discovered early on that the ultimate enemy was the priest of the Great Beast God, they still went around to kill all the king-level beastmen who were loyal to the Great Beast God, leaving no one behind.

That was probably because they considered that these king-level beastmen would become restless after the Great Beast God was defeated, or that these king-level beastmen would come to their aid while they were fighting the Great Beast God, so they dealt with them in advance.

"None of that matters anymore. I rarely come here to do anything, so hurry up and get up and get to work."

"Hey~ little girl, do you think I'm specifically in charge of handing over to you? Isn't it because you're the least troublesome?" Lottie reluctantly sat up.

Although Lottie's body is mostly legs, her height of three meters still makes her appear very imposing when she sits up.

"Tell me, what's the matter?"

"A simple quest. I need a quest to hunt down wild beasts, monsters or savage orcs are both fine." Greenland clearly stated his request.

Savage orcs refer to orcs who still worship the Great Beast God and lean more towards the Beast than the Human. These orcs are called savage orcs, and they not only have the "beast" suffix but are also hostile units.

The problem with orcs is that they are too pragmatic. The loss of the Great Beast God does not mean the loss of faith in him; in fact, it may excite some fanatical believers even more, because the position of the Great Beast God is now vacant.

"Slaying beasts?" Lottie gave Blaze and Greenland a strange look, focusing more on Blaze. "Isn't this a bit of a waste of talent? Are you sure you don't want a mission like slaying a king-level orc or the remains of a great beast god? It's not like I don't have the connections to get them for you."

"No need. Just focus on the task of hunting down wild beasts. Don't go looking for trouble." Greenland waved his hand and pointed behind him to the newbies who were looking around happily.

"The main purpose is to help them obtain the [Hunter] and [Hercules], and I hope you can help me receive them later."

“Oh, that’s nothing.” Lottie leaned back and grabbed a handful of request forms from the priest’s workbench next to her.

"Take this, it's enough for you. You don't need to bother me again."

"not enough."

“Not enough!?” Lottie exclaimed in surprise.

“Not enough.” Greenland shook his head. “You need to accommodate my hundreds of men.”

(End of this chapter)