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Chapter 2210 Orc Curse Chapter 72
Since we've decided to challenge the Great Beast God directly, we naturally need to understand everything about the Sandrak clan, who serve as the Great Beast God's protectors.

Beast King Lottie Sandrak gave Mighty Brick and his group a thorough explanation of the ancient rules that constituted a challenge method recognized by all orcs and the Beast King.

According to the rules of the orcs, the position of orc leader, who is the Great Beast God, can be challenged by anyone, but not just anyone can actually challenge it.

It's not about the various unspoken rules of humanity, but something more direct: you need to have a certain level of power to challenge it. If just any Tom, Dick, or Harry could challenge the Great Beast God, the Great Beast God would either be exhausted or driven crazy by the annoyance.

That's why the Orc leader challenge has a "second-in-command." Only by defeating the second-in-command can one be qualified to challenge the Great Beast God. And the second-in-command is basically the strongest Orc besides the Great Beast God.

The Sandrak clan were the guardians of the Great Beast God, protecting his position, and the Great Beast God's deputy was the leader of the Sandrak clan.

This leader is not like the Gianthoof Tribe, which has seven leaders because there are seven Beastmasters. He is the true, sole leader of the Sandrak Clan, the strongest of the Sandrak Clan, and the strongest Beastmaster among the orcs.

Lothar, the lion-orc barbarian lord, is the oldest and strongest beast lord to date, bar none.

In the past, Lottie Sandrak, the Beast King, wanted to challenge the Great Beast God, so he first fought against Lothar, the Barbarian King, who was the Great Beast God's second-in-command, and suffered a crushing defeat.

Lottie Sandrak, the Beastmaster, removed her priestess robes and showed the group of Mighty Bricks the memento left to her by the Barbarian King Lothar—a severe injury that nearly cleaved her body in two.

It was definitely not because King Lothar admired her courage and deliberately spared her life, but because she was strong enough to hold on with her elbow, and the other beast kings surrendered on her behalf, which allowed her to live.

That failed challenge cost her the chance to challenge again. Healing the wounds inflicted on her by the Barbarian King Lothar used up all her potential, leaving her in a state of depletion even now.

The group of Dali Feizhuan looked solemn, not expecting that they would have to challenge the strongest beast king before they could challenge the Great Beast God.

While this development was expected, adding even one more step increases the likelihood of unexpected events.

Just then, Beastmaster Lottie Sandrak's expression suddenly hardened, and the surrounding Beastmasters all raised their heads, looking solemnly in one direction.

The group of Dali Feizhuan were completely bewildered, but that didn't stop them from understanding the process. They guessed it was some kind of "sensory perception"—the Beast Kings had sensed an aura that the players couldn't detect.

At this point, all you need to do is put on the same expression and look in the same direction.

"He's here," Lottie Sandrak, the Beastmaster, suddenly said.

"What's coming?" Dali Feizhuan was stunned for a moment and didn't react immediately.

It wasn't until the Beastmaster Lottie Sandrak removed her priestly robes and donned battle armor, and the other Beastmasters similarly donned their combat gear as if facing a formidable enemy, that he realized what was happening.

"No way!"

Dali Feizhuan immediately sent a message in the group to notify everyone, and then put on his best equipment to catch up with the Beastmasters.

Their destination was outside the Giant Hoof tribe, where they were clearing wasteland for grafting and cultivation.

Once again, Dali Feizhu felt the gap. This distance exceeded the maximum effective range of the perception skill, while the Beast Kings could easily sense the arrival of uninvited guests from thousands of miles away.

On the wasteland, a gigantic plant-like monster lay sprawled, the uninvited guest bringing a gift. This plant-like monster was larger and more powerful than any of the previous plant-like monsters the players had hunted, and it was now dead, a massive wound cleaving it in two.

As if showing off that he had done it, the uninvited guest stood between the two corpses with his arms crossed.

Dali Feizhuan's first reaction upon seeing this uninvited guest was astonishment. It was as if it were a statue called "Warrior" created by an ancient Greek sculptor. It was broad-shouldered and muscular, with muscles on its arms that looked as if they had been cast in bronze and iron. It was calm yet ready to explode at any moment.

The uninvited guest wore a tattered cloak, which was large enough to completely cover a human but was too small, only covering half of his upper body, and a sense of desolation was overwhelming.

The invisible force was like a gust of wind.

Lottie Sandrak, the Beast Queen, felt a throbbing pain in her still-healing wound. She instinctively tried to cover it, a post-traumatic stress disorder, but her hand brushed past her chest and gripped the hilt of the greatsword on her back.

She lowered her voice and said the name of the uninvited guest.

"Lothar the Barbarian King, why are you here?"

"Because it is necessary." The uninvited guest looked up, and a sudden gust of wind blew open his cloak, revealing his scarred, downward-looking face.

This is the strongest Beast King, the second-in-command of the Great Beast God, the Barbarian King Lothar.

Pandi the thief returned to his old ways, translating the barbarian king Lothar's words in real time.

In the introduction of Beastmaster Lottie Sandrak, the Barbarian King Lothar is described as a lone wolf who never stays in one place and constantly patrols every corner of the orcish territory as the second-in-command of the Great Beast God.

You can find him anywhere, and you can't find him anywhere. He never has a fixed place to stay. He's either patrolling the land or fighting to defend it.

To meet the Barbarian King Lothar, one must sound the war drums to challenge the Great Beast God. Lothar will appear before the first sound of the drums has faded.

Now that the Barbarian King Lothar has suddenly appeared in the Gianthoof tribe, it's hard to say whether it's a good thing or a bad thing.

Although they ultimately need to defeat, or rather kill, Lothar the Barbarian King before challenging the Great Beast God, it doesn't mean they want to fight Lothar the Barbarian King here.

Before challenging the Great Beast God, challenging King Lothar in the Great Beast God's Goblet of Fire is a rule recognized by all orcs. Whether they succeed or fail, they will be recognized by all orcs.

It would be inappropriate to clash with Lothar, the Barbarian King, here.

Moreover, setting aside the possibility of a battle with the barbarian king Lothar here affecting the orcs of the Gianthoof tribe, the grafted farmland that they had painstakingly cultivated nearby would certainly be destroyed.

Lottie Sandrak, the Beastmaster, moved her feet subtly, seemingly trying to draw all of Lothar the Barbarian King's attention.

“It’s beautiful here,” said the barbarian king Lothar slowly. The word “beauty” sounded strangely charming coming from his hoarse voice, as if he had the heart of a tiger but the gentle touch of a rose.

"I'm not here to fight, I have a favor to ask."

(End of this chapter)