Warhammer in a box

Chapter 10: Dark Poison Clan
Looking at the gold on the table, Zhang Heng was extremely excited. Could it be that not only could he send things from his own world into the box world, but he could also bring things from the box world into his own world?
Zhang Heng carefully collected the gold on the table. All these tiny pieces of gold piled together looked like a small gold bean, which seemed to weigh about one or two grams. If it was real, then the money he invested could be recovered a little. Zhang Heng was so moved that he almost cried.

Although it is not much, it is still an income after all. The more believers there are, the more gold can be collected. This makes Zhang Heng, who had no income, in a good mood.

"Great, boys, I won't let you down. The more sacrifices you make, the better equipment I will customize for you!"

Although the box world was originally a supernatural power, it had no impact on Zhang Heng's life. However, when the gold actually appeared on Zhang Heng's desk, the meaning of the box to Zhang Heng immediately changed.

Zhang Heng walked into the bedroom and began to clean the room. Except for a bed, everything was placed outside by Zhang Heng, and the empty space was used to place the world in the box.

After simply ordering some takeout and taking a quick bite, Zhang Heng opened the box again.

At this time in the city of Terra, all the men of appropriate age were armed with the weapons brought in by Zhang Heng. Even some younger teenagers were conscripted into the army, and each woman was given a sword.

In a city of 2000 people, the number of people who can fight directly reached 1500.

The war between humans and orcs is a matter of life and death, and there is no possibility of negotiation. If the city is breached, the fate of everyone will not be good. Being killed directly would be the luckiest thing, so everyone who can still move must contribute their own strength.

"Ludwig, although the equipment he provided is not as sophisticated as divine weapons, the quality is very good. Moreover, every sword, spear, and armor are almost like they were carved from the same mold. I have seen those dwarves who are good at forging in Altdorf, but even they can't do it to this level."

Gulman examined the longsword in his hand, and then compared it with the original imperial longsword. Although the imperial longsword could not be cut off by one sword, it would definitely be the imperial longsword that would be broken after a continuous fight, and more importantly, the armor.

It is even more durable. Although modern technology cannot give this kind of sword and armor special abilities like the magical weapons in Warhammer, with the help of industrial precision mass production and modern alloy materials, the quality control of Warhammer is definitely beyond the reach of human forging technology.

"Gullman, his power is obviously beyond our imagination. We cannot doubt him. All we can do is defend this city for him!" said Ludwig.

"I understand, Ludwig. I will lead our team out of the city first. We are of no use in the city. We will attack the orcs' rear when the time is right."

"Go, Gurman, he will protect you!"
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At this time, in the area obscured by the fog of war, almost all the orcs of Stangart have come out in full force. After solving all the threats around them, these warlike orcs once again set their sights on other cities in the empire. Originally, the city where Ludwig and others were located was not their main target.

The greenskin lord thought that the Laguks he had sent out before were enough to deal with the humans in this city, but he did not expect that the wolf cavalry he sent out would bring back the news that the vanguard had been completely wiped out.

"You're useless. You can't even take down a small human city! The Dark Poison Clan doesn't need weaklings like you!"

"Boss! Let me go, I...I don't want to die!"

At this time, the leader of the Dark Poison Clan, Toothbreaker Took, who was also the lord of the entire greenskin army, was holding a goblin wolf rider by the neck and lifting him high up. This wolf rider was one of the ones who escaped after being defeated by Gurman. Took was also a goblin, but in the social system of orcs, goblins were shorter than orcs. Most of the goblins were cannon fodder, and they were not as good as orcs in terms of natural combat power. If a goblin wanted to lead an entire orc clan, he had to be stronger, bigger, and more brutal.

The whole circle of teeth around his neck is the proof of his rise and the origin of his name. These teeth include those of orcs, goblins, humans, and even trolls. These teeth all come from the powerful enemies on Tok's road to rise. Whenever he defeats an enemy, he will pull out the opponent's teeth alive and string them into a necklace as decoration.

One is to show off his own achievements, and the other is to tell all those in the clan who attempt to challenge him the consequences of failure.

Tuk did not listen to the goblin's pleas for mercy. Tuk, who was four or five times taller than an average goblin, stuffed his big hand directly into the goblin's mouth. As the goblin kept begging for mercy and wailing, Tuk pulled out all of his teeth alive.

Tuke, with blood all over his hands, casually threw the tooth on the ground. The sound of the tooth falling to the ground was particularly creepy.

The goblin also lost his voice. Tuk looked at the corpse with disdain and threw it on the ground casually.

The bloody corpse reminded all the other orcs that Took's majesty was inviolable.

"Boys! Change the direction of the troops! Let us see how strong these humans are. Waaaagh~"

Tuk launched a Waaagh, and at his command, the orc army gave up their original attack target and began to march towards Terra. As long as the orcs kept winning, the entire orc clan would become stronger and stronger, and the leader would become more powerful with the blessing of waaagh energy, and a large number of orcs would also actively join the clan from all over because of the influence of Waaagh energy.

There were as many as three to four thousand orcs, not counting the goblins that were treated as food. Among them were goblins, orcs, and even three huge stone trolls. These giant beasts held huge tree trunks as weapons.

Ordinary humans would have broken bones and tendons if they were hit by a single blow. These trolls were veritable war machines, but their simple minds made them easily fooled by the orcs into joining the team and participating in the Waaagh.

At the end of the team, three catapults were disassembled into parts and moved slowly with the help of the goblins. These catapults were also valuable assets of the Dark Poison Clan and were powerful weapons for siege.

A cursory look at the size of the orc army showed that even the smaller men armed by Zhang Heng would not be able to defeat this team.

As someone who had completed the game, Zhang Heng did not just sit there and wait. He knew the strength of a full-strength team of orcs. In the game, he could recruit soldiers, recruit an extra lord to ambush, or shoot at the enemy based on the terrain. However, the lord in the box was not like the one in the game, where an ordinary-looking lord could also hold the line.

If you let Ludwig go up alone to attract the orcs, wouldn't he die in a few minutes?

(End of this chapter)