A different world game? A different world game!

Chapter 89 Soul Catcher Ogre's Little Brother
As mentioned before, the profession of [Soul Catcher] comes from an era when all kinds of evil gods, monsters, and demons from outside the world began to invade.

When facing these "invaders" and capturing their souls to transform into one's own power, there is no need to think so much.

As long as they can be defeated and the ritual is completed, their will can be completely ignored without any backup measures.

However, if the captured soul is from within the world, that is, the native of this world itself, this cannot be done.

After all, in the eyes of the world, you are all the same and belong to this world's life.

Therefore, some bargaining is needed, and a time limit is set for the captured soul in order to make a contract.

The greater the gap in strength between the two sides, the shorter the time will be, but at least it will be calculated in years.

Cana could completely accept the number of 10 years. After all, after 10 years, he would no longer need the abilities of the two-headed ogre mage.

It can even be foreseen that in a shorter time, Kana may release its soul.

Calling out his attribute panel, Kana flipped through the pages and looked at his skills.

【Kana Safro Sartre】

[Passive skills: Creation Radiance, Soul Fortitude, Loremaster, Dark Vision, Bloody Discrimination, Strong Arms, Dangerous Intuition, Magical Micro-Manipulation, and Violent Casting.]

[Berserk Casting (Soul Cage): Granted by the Two-Headed Ogre Mage within the Soul Cage. Any spell cast during casting has a chance to go berserk, increasing its effect and power. The corresponding spell is also more likely to go out of control.]

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[Active Skills]

Blood Magic: Mastery (11/2000)

[Archery: Mastery (264/2000)]

Swordsmanship: Mastery (1311/2000)

[Basic Alchemy - Metal: Apprentice (86/100)]

[Puppet Control: Mastery (566/1000)]

[Wild Fireball (Soul Cage)]

[Proficiency: Mastery (122/2000)]

[Effect: Spends mana to create a powerful fireball. The power of the fireball is determined by the mana spent.]

[Introduction: Originated from the Soul Cage—the spell of the Two-Headed Ogre Mage, this is one of his signature spells.

There is nothing that a fireball can't solve. If it doesn't solve the problem, then your fireball is definitely not big enough! Not powerful enough!

In the skill page, there are one passive and one active.

There is a [Soul Cage] mark on the back, which means that the power does not belong to Cana, but is given by the souls he imprisoned.

What’s interesting is that in active skills, the proficiency is directly stretched to mastery.

This is because the proficiency of the active skill is the same as the proficiency of the imprisoned soul's skill.

The downside is that you can't improve your proficiency because the skill itself is not yours.

The imprisonment of the soul gives the ability equivalent to an extraction.

Extract one passive and one active.

Kana felt it. After all, he only had a skill panel now, and without the so-called career panel, he couldn't clearly observe and plan his career.

Based on his own feelings, he felt that the upper limit of his soul cage could probably hold 3 to 4 ogre mages.

When you first start working as a Soul Catcher, you can generally only detain 1 to 2 souls. As you level up, you will unlock more limits.

But obviously reality is not a game, and Kana has a passive that strengthens the soul.

In the game, the profession panel has a total amount of soul cages, which is only 5 points at the beginning.

The soul of every imprisoned intelligent creature must occupy at least three points, and these three points will vary as their strength increases.

Therefore, this profession usually starts with an intelligent creature and a beast.

Without a precise estimate from the class panel or a standard template for comparison, Kana couldn't assess the relative strength of his own soul compared to the ogre's.

It seems that the [Skill System] cannot completely replace the [Career System].

But now, when the Stone of Creation is still relatively scarce, there are no additional stone resources to carry out the transformation of these system panels with limited capabilities.

Recovering his thoughts, Kana looked at the entire cave.

Although the entire cave is covered with dust and stones, it is a magic node after all.

For some mages, magic nodes are very useful, and most mages with a little bit of strength will build their magic towers on such magic nodes.

Whether it is for performing rituals or meditation, or borrowing these nodes to get some magic power for free, it is very good.

For many secondary professions, building a workshop on a magic node is also a good choice.

Kana prepared to build his simple alchemy workshop here first.

It has never been settled, and the profession of [Puppet Master] has not made any progress.

The metal alchemy that he mastered had not improved at all.

I searched around a bit, but couldn't find anything useful.

After all, this is the Eastern Wilderness, and very few humans come here.

Even if there are spoils of war, they are mostly other intelligent creatures in the wilderness.

Most of these trophies are furs and the like.

There wasn't even a single thing that could be called equipment.

Kana looked at the huge wooden scepter.

He looked at his own magic power again and found that it was still sufficient, so he couldn't help but walk over and digitize it.

Although it cannot be used, it is worth seeing what the effect is.

However, it cannot be digitized at all because it cannot be considered as a piece of equipment at all.

This is a magical branch made of hard material and with a certain amount of magic power flowing through it.

This two-headed ogre mage uses it to scare people.

Really poor, really too poor.

Holding the two heads and dragging the headless corpse, Kana walked out of the cave.

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Alice's side.

"what!"

With a loud roar, a large amount of blood wrapped around the ogre's body, pulling it to the ground.

Only then could one see that the ogre's body was covered with wounds, and dense blood was almost flowing all over his body.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Aliris had jumped behind him, holding the knight's sword in both hands.

It was covered in blood, and red stripes appeared all over its body, and it slashed down suddenly like an executioner.

Cut off the ogre's head as it struggles.

On the other side, the Count also successfully drove the blade into the ogre's back and pierced his heart.

The two ogres here fell.

The two of them rushed to the other side without stopping, rushing to where Richard and the others were.

Soon they found the battle site on the other side based on the smell of blood.

An ogre seemed to have fallen into a trap and was tied up with several ropes. There were many soldiers and knights around him who were pulling the ropes to control him.

The two sides kept wrestling.

The other ogre was firmly restrained in place by Eichard and his men, with wounds all over his body.

He could only roar in impotent rage while waving the stick in his hand.

With the addition of Aliris and the other two, the entire battle was no longer suspenseful.

If it weren't for Kana, who clearly ordered that the battle here should not kill these two ogres.

"How's things going on with Your Highness?" Blake asked Alice.

"His Highness told me not to disturb him, so I didn't go over." A sword chopped off the ogre's leg.

Because the ogres were so huge, the scars on their lower limbs were several times more numerous than those on their upper bodies, whether they were the two that had died or the two that were trapped.

"There's the smell of fresh blood, also from an ogre, but not from any of these four."

Alice suddenly smelled something, sniffed, and said in one direction.

Not far from their battle site, the sound of something huge being dragged could be heard from afar.

Everyone couldn't help but turn their heads to look over.

A figure appeared on the back of the small hill.

It was Kana.

Following behind him was a huge body, which he dragged over.

In his other hand he held two enormous heads.

Everyone watching this scene suddenly became quiet.

"Oh my God, he really did it." A horse couldn't help but say.

"North Wind, a warrior."

Lelia also stared at the scene blankly.

Compared to the humans, the Centaurs simply did not believe that Kana could deal with a two-headed ogre mage alone.

They were even wondering how Kanahui had run back in such disgrace.

They didn't even believe that the Earl and his men could deal with ordinary ogres, let alone that Kana could deal with the ogre boss alone.

But now the reality is before them.

Everyone was working together, except for Kana, who was acting alone. And now, right in front of them.

Just under the sunshine.

The ordinary human figure was dragging a massive body and two heads.

Not only them, but even the two imprisoned and restrained ogres that were attacking and struggling madly stopped.

Staring at the scene blankly.

They watched as Kana dragged the corpse all the way to them.

Kana didn't say much and just threw the two heads in front of the two ogres.

The two ogres looked at the two heads and at their boss who was teaching them a lesson just now.

Now the body is separated.

And it was obvious that it was the little shrimp in front of him who did it, and his body was stained with the blood of his boss.

As for revenge, there were only two of them, and they couldn't even beat the small shrimp next to them, let alone the powerful small shrimp in front of them.

For a moment, the two ogres seemed a little timid.

"Submit to me and work for me." Kana said to the ogre.

He didn't have much confidence in the other ogres, but he did have some confidence in these two ogres.

In the plot, not all five ogres died.

Two ogres ran away and eventually became mercenaries, the two in front of us.

And if there were only two ogres, they wouldn't be so brave.

This is also the reason why Kana left two. If he left too many, the ogres would be difficult to control even if they surrendered.

Kana just wanted these two ogres to help them. With the help of the two ogres, the construction of the village would be greatly improved.

After all, for the current situation, having these two ogres is equivalent to having two pieces of engineering equipment.

Whether it is excavation, transportation, or anything else, I believe it will be very useful.

"No, I don't want to recognize a small shrimp as my boss." The ogre who was not trapped and imprisoned shook his head defiantly.

If he hadn't adopted a defensive posture.

The other ogre, who had been imprisoned and was about to open his mouth to agree, had to shut his mouth.

Watching this scene, Kana understood.

It seems that this disobedient one needs to be taught a lesson.

He grabbed the corpse behind him with both hands, and red stripes emerged.

The enormous force pulled the corpse and smashed it forward.

The corpse fell directly on the ogre, pinning him to the ground.

Kana leaped down from the sky and hit the ogre's chest.

"Little shrimp, huh?!"

Kana's eyes glowed red as he stared fiercely at the ogre's head.

Behind him, the ogre was a little dazed because he vaguely saw the shadow of his boss.

He thought he was seeing things, but the pressure from the magic power was indeed coming from Kana.

This made him swallow his saliva uncontrollably.

"Food and lodging included."

"What?!" The other ogre couldn't help it and raised his hand even though he was imprisoned.

"I'm willing to recognize Xiao Xiami as the boss!"

Kana glanced at him, turned his head, and stared at the head at his feet.

"What about you? Do you recognize me as the boss, or do you become like your boss and lose his head?"

"I...I recognize you as the boss. But you have to provide me with food and accommodation." Providing food and accommodation was his last stubbornness.

"very good."

Cana nodded in satisfaction and jumped off his body.

"Relax, let them go."

"This..." Everyone couldn't help but look at Kana. Did he believe it?

"Don't worry, ogres don't have that kind of brain."

And the ogre is stupid, but not dumb.

They want to live too.

Since Kana said so, everyone relaxed a little, but still remained vigilant and stepped back.

With no more interference or restraint, the two ogres stood up.

"Small……"

"Ok?"

"Boss."

"Ah."

Kana nodded.

The thinner, shorter ogre said, "I'm hungry."

The other ogre nodded as well.

"Give them the sheep we used as bait."

A few sheep were thrown over.

"That's enough. If it's not enough, go hunting by yourself."

Kana said without hesitation.

Aren't food and lodging provided? Why do I have to hunt on my own? Forced by the power that Kana had just displayed, the two ogres kept quiet.

At least they gave me a free meal, didn't they?
Finish the food in front of you first.

The next step is to start the aftermath and actually start planning the village.

These really have nothing to do with Kana.

"Let's go back first. I need to tell the chief the news here." Lelia came over and said.

Kana nodded.

"You are very strong. I will spar with you if I have time."

Hearing this, Cana glanced at her and smiled: "You are welcome anytime. Once I have settled down here, I will start to solve your sister's problem."

Lelia's expression softened a lot, and she smiled and nodded: "See you later."

The four horses galloped back with the horses and men, followed by several knights who needed to bring the soldiers and residents around the tribe.

"Kana, do you have any suggestions for the planning of the village?" The Earl came over and asked, and couldn't help but glance curiously at the two ogres behind Kana who were preparing to roast sheep.

Hearing this, Kana shook his head: "Sorry, I'm not good at this."

"Really? That's right." The count patted his head and smiled helplessly.

They have subconsciously begun to ask Kana for his opinion whenever they have any questions.

Maybe Kana will fill in the gaps in their ideas and provide them with more interesting ones.

"However, when building, we can consider incorporating the power of these two ogres into the plan."

"That's really nice."

Kana couldn't provide any help with what happened next, so he just sat there.

Alice and others also came over.

His eyes were fixed on the two ogres.

Popot was even bolder. He stared at the two ogres curiously and wrote and drew on his notebook.

"How did you do it?"

"How did you do that?"

"That's them. Why would they recognize you as their leader? I heard that even as mercenaries, they are very disobedient."

Hearing what Popote said, Kana raised his right hand and clenched his fist.

"Of course, whoever has the bigger fist should be obeyed.

Moreover, although the ogres look stupid, they are actually not stupid. These two ogres have not had much dealings with humans and other intelligent races, so they look somewhat naive.

If it were those ogre mercenaries, they would be much more cunning and wouldn't be as easy to deal with as these two ogres."

After spending a long time with humans or other races, most ogre mercenaries ask for food and money when they help, and sometimes they don't even work hard.

It is impossible to help with work just by providing food and accommodation like it is now.

Kana picked up a branch and scratched the ground in front of him, planning his next move.

Now that the settlement issue has been resolved, it's time to consider more things.

Plan to obtain the Stone of Creation, contact the Gray Mountain Dwarves, and get to know other intelligent races in the Eastern Wilds, such as Centaurs.

Obtaining resources from various ruins, and of course solving the curse of Abis.

Take it one by one, don't rush.

The plot has been changed by myself, and I can't mess around with it like before.

(End of this chapter)