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Chapter 2206 Orc Curse Chapter 68
When Mighty Flying Brick and his group returned to the Giant Hoof Tribe to rest, they were stopped by the orcs of the Windjak Clan, who said that the Beast King Lottie Sandrak had something important to tell them.

After eating and drinking their fill and no longer worrying about food and clothing, the Windjak clan was finally able to run around freely. The first thing they did was to seize any opportunity to run, and they would even compete to do things like carrying a message.

Ironically, Beastmaster Marsh is actually the slowest orc in the Windyak clan. There's no way around it; in order to face the ritual of a fair duel with the Great Beast God, the naturally agile assassin was forcibly transformed into a tank. Now, turning back won't be so easy; he'll have to lose weight.

However, Beastmaster Marsh has no intention of losing weight and seems determined to transfer the position of Beastmaster to his deputy.

Getting back to the main point, after receiving the message, Mighty Flying Brick and his group immediately went to the chieftain's house of the Giant Hoof Tribe. When they pushed open the door, they found that not only was the Beast King of the Giant Hoof Tribe there, but also the Beast King Marsh, as well as several unfamiliar carnivorous beastmen.

Upon seeing the group of humans led by Mighty Flying Brick, the orcs became restless and began whispering among themselves. Of course, Pandi the Thief, with his keen hearing, caught all of their conversation and translated it word for word.

Even without translation, Dali Feizhuan could guess that these carnivorous orcs must be the beast kings of other tribes, otherwise there would be no reason for carnivorous orcs to appear in the Giant Hoof tribe.

Suppressing his player instincts, Dali Fei Brick took a seat in the spot that Beast King Lottie Sandrak had prepared for them.

Before the powerful flying brick could even settle in, Beast King Lottie Sandrak suddenly said, "I hope you can identify these Beast Kings."

"...It's to prevent spies from appearing." After a pause, Mighty Brick immediately understood Beast King Lottie Sandrak's intention.

For players like them, the Silverback Beastmaster was a common occurrence, but for Beastmaster Lottie Sandrak and the other Beastmasters of the Gianthoof Clan, it was quite terrifying.

Friends who shared the same ideals and supported each other for hundreds of years suddenly turned into the most hated, gluttonous beastmen who devoured their companions' flesh and blood. If it weren't for the little angel exposing them on the spot, it would have inevitably led to a series of mutual suspicions and even mutual killings after the problems arose.

Since Beast King Lottie Sandrak had said so, and seeing that these Beast Kings seemed only uneasy and nervous rather than guilty, they knew there was no problem. The appraisal was just to prove their innocence, so Mighty Flying Brick and his group began to appraise them without any hesitation.

The appraisal process will exhibit various specializations depending on the level of proficiency in appraisal skills, one's own profession, and special status bars.

Higher-level monsters require higher-level identification skills, but if you have higher-level affixes, such as when facing lizard enemies, even if there is a 100-level difference, as long as you have a special title related to dragons, you can ignore the level difference and expose all the information about the other party.

In some cases, special professions can identify specific attributes. For example, the Judgment profession of Little Angel can identify the sin value of a target, or titles related to sin value, etc.

While this special type of assessment cannot uncover the other party's skills, it excels in its concealment, as the person being assessed will not be aware that they have been assessed.

Then there's the Hunter class, which has a separate column. Only targets with the Beast affix can be identified by the Hunter class without any conditions.

Whether these Beastmasters are spies or not can be directly tested using the Hunter class. This includes Beastmaster Lottie Sandrak, Beastmaster Marsh, and the Beastmaster of the Gianthoof Clan. None of them can be identified using the Hunter class's Beast Appraisal privilege. On the contrary, Beastmaster Silverback was completely stripped naked.

After the identification, the expressions of Dali Feizhuan and the others were subtle, and the beast kings immediately became nervous, but fortunately, it was not a problem with their identities.

"These people... are quite interesting."

Mighty Brick's words were rather vague, while Beast King Lottie Sandrak spoke bluntly.

"It's probably because of their level. They're only around LV150. Although they've broken through the level 100 limit, it's not enough to be considered a Beast King. They're not even as good as the Beast Generals of the four major clans." Upon hearing this, the Beast Kings breathed a sigh of relief at having gained trust, but also shook their heads with wry smiles.

The rules of the orc world are simple and clear: victory is determined by strength, and strength can bring not only dignity, but also food.

The Windjak clan was not the only tribe with a very short average lifespan due to food problems; in fact, as one of the four major clans, they were quite fortunate.

The leader of the Windyak clan is at least a level 250 Beastmaster, Mash, while his deputy is a level 245 Beastmaster.

Many tribes don't even have a Beast King or a Beast General. The fair duel ceremony of the Great Beast God may have resolved the conflicts between the large tribes, but it also made the small tribes' beastmen, who were already powerless to resist, stand in front of everyone to be humiliated.

"These are the Beast Kings outside of the four major clans. They are the Beast Kings we contacted in the past two days. We have had the same goal since the beginning, but due to some fundamental reasons, we have only been able to persuade them now."

The fundamental reason is the Great Beast God's oracle. The higher the level and the older the beast king, the deeper his trust in the Great Beast God. Conversely, the lower the level and the younger the beast king, the more awe he has for the Great Beast God.

Humans may indeed be very dangerous, but some aspects of human civilization, such as animal husbandry, farming, and writing, can indeed make life better for ordinary beastmen.

That wasn't a mountain of gold and silver worth a fortune, but food that could allow more orcs to survive.

As Dali Feizhuan listened to Beast King Lottie Sandrak introduce the various Beast Kings, these Beast Kings were not much different from Beast King Marsh; the difference in level did not change the problems they faced.

Food, always has been food.

Having food was not the reason why these beast kings chose to side with the Gianthoof tribe.

They also had ways to increase their food supply. Just as the Giant Hoof tribe knew that they could obtain enough food to fill their stomachs through farming, they also knew that animal husbandry could eliminate the need to hunt. However, they also knew that violating the oracle of the Great Beast God would bring about their destruction.

It's better to starve than to die.

They are now on the side of the Gianthoof Tribe because of a conjecture by Beast King Lottie Sandrak, which is just an unfounded conjecture.

But this unfounded speculation led them to make a choice.

Because hunger was truly painful, they looked at Lottie Sandrak, the Beast Queen, with hopeful eyes, waiting for her to utter those words.

Lottie Sandrak, the Beast King, looked around and spoke solemnly under everyone's gaze.

"I think the Great Beast God is getting weaker and weaker."

(End of this chapter)