Forests Don't Support Idle Goblins

"Come on, put this piece of wood up there." Sharl instructed the trolls to build a frame from the felled wood.

This is the second stone chamber inside the fortress, where Sharl plans to raise the brain-eating monster.

The stone chamber is very large, with an overall shape that runs north-south. If it were completely filled, it could house hundreds of brain-eating monsters, but there wouldn't be enough brains for them to eat.

Charles deduced that Mind Flayers used to feed Brain Flayers with Goblin Mutants, but now he can only dig out the brains of his prey and feed them to the Mind Flayers, who will still eat them when they are hungry.

This is quite interesting. On the one hand, brain-eating monsters don't attack goblins with low intelligence, and on the other hand, they can accept animal brain tissue placed in front of them.

All Ciel could say was, Mind Flayer, you can start a training course now. The first lesson is postpartum care for the Mother Mind Flayer.

"Okay, put this one up too, make sure it's in the right position." He instructed Cao Cao on the next step. "When you're done, I'll give you some jerky."

"The dried meat is delicious, and Cao Cao loves it." The troll chuckled as he picked up the logs laid out on the ground.

Charles is growing to like the troll more and more. Although the boy isn't very intelligent, he knows who is good to him and is very obedient. To get him to do something, all he needs to do is give him a few pieces of jerky to chew on. This strong laborer has helped Charles a lot.

The fortress would inevitably be discovered in the future, whether by humans or by treasure hunters drawn by the Mind Flayer's route map. Such a crisis was bound to come, so he made preparations for the fortress in advance.

The first stone chamber was used to raise slimes. The wooden door had been removed and replaced by a pile of stones and burial mounds, with only a few small doors left in the corners for later use in placing glass tanks with wheels on their bases.

These adventurers enter full of anticipation, much like those young people who click on a video titled "The Story of a Woman and Seven Men"—they're excited, then bewildered, and then, like watching the opening of "Calabash Brothers," utterly bored. This group of people with wavering resolve leaves first.

However, some might persevere, determined to wipe out all the slimes in the entire stone chamber, just like those who insist that the video will be cut in the middle and that their desired plot will appear.

These adventurers will discover the sealed earth, and they will frantically dig it open while loudly mocking those who left earlier.

After digging through, they came to the second stone chamber.

In the second stone chamber, Xia Er would fill it with brain-eating monsters. At the same time, he would have his men remove all the blue glowing mushrooms in the entire chamber, making it pitch black and impossible to see anything. Even with torches, the visible area would be limited. The brain-eating monsters, on the other hand, do not need light; they can directly detect high-intelligence targets.

So these determined adventurers listened to the rustling footsteps that filled the entire stone chamber, and when they shook their torches, they would see many small dark shadows slipping by. By the time they realized what they were, they were already surrounded by brain-eating monsters.

Doesn't this resemble those people who stayed glued to their screens, only to find the screen suddenly go black, followed by a hissing sound from their headphones? They were overjoyed, thinking, "Finally, the one I've been waiting for!"

It turned out that it had indeed been sliced ​​up; the new film was the complete "Calabash Brothers 2".

They'll be so angry they'll punch the screen and smash it.

Perhaps a small number of these adventurers were very strong and finally managed to kill a large number of brain-eating monsters and successfully reach the north gate of the stone chamber. They cursed and stared fiercely at the contents inside the door. There were seventeen large chests in total, with wooden signs on them that read "Beast Cores," "Gold Coins," and "Magic Equipment." They would approach cautiously, carefully examine the contents, and then open the lids. What awaited them was the sticky, large pseudo-legs of the shape-shifting monsters.

Their despair must be like that of those who, unwilling to give up, keep searching for videos, finally finding one called "The Story of a Woman and Seven Men," cursing and wanting to leave a comment, only to find that someone said it wasn't Calabash Brothers, so they downloaded it and opened it to find that it was the old version of "The Eight Immortals Crossing the Sea."

"This is my first step in defense," Charles said confidently.

He abandoned the main exit and had One-Eyed lead his men to dig open the rift where the Furu had previously hidden, leading to the surface. He also concealed and covered the opening to ensure the fortress's safety to the greatest extent possible.

For the second phase of the fortification, Sharl planned to use barricades and the chains that had previously bound the goblins, along with spiked stakes. By this time, the enemy had already penetrated deep into the fortress, and these were the only things that could restrict their movement. At the same time, he would use grenade fruits and brain-eating monsters thrown from high places to take advantage of the terrain and eliminate the last enemy.

"The wood is in place, green egg," Cao Cao said, looking at Xia Er with anticipation.

Charles grabbed two pieces of jerky and handed them to the troll, who grabbed them and stuffed them into his mouth, chewing happily.

Now Cao Cao has fully recovered, standing over 2 meters tall with blue skin, fiery red hair, and bulging muscles, exuding power.

"We'll set up a few more scaffolds this afternoon," Charles patted the troll sitting on the ground. "Dinner will be ready soon."

"Let's set up the scaffolding this afternoon, let's eat first," the troll said with a smile, his tone like that of a child.

Charles told him to finish eating quickly and go to the door, not to forget to eat. Then he walked out of the fortress and saw White Hair with several female goblins preparing lunch.

Yesterday, Mary's entire cooking instruction had been deeply memorized by Bai Mao. She was now meticulously following the previous steps, from washing the pot to bleeding and removing the internal organs.

Every time he saw the entrails lying on the ground, White Fur would sigh softly.

Charles knew she was a little reluctant; in her mind, this was good meat, and eating it would help her survive.

"You'll get used to it after a while," Charles shook his head helplessly.

A huge astral hound charged at Shire, and after reaching him, spat out a large bone from its mouth.

Charles hugged the dog's head, rubbing Lupus's chin and scalp back and forth. "Did Agatha let you out again?"

Agatha would sometimes let Lupus out for a run, or as she put it, to get him used to his new environment.

"Go!" Charles picked up the large bone from the ground and flung it away. Lupus turned around and disappeared in a flash, shrinking into a point of light. Then, a black crack tore open next to the bone, and Lupus sprang out, grabbed the bone, and ran back.

Charles really liked the big dog and had always wanted to ask Agatha if he could keep it. Unfortunately, Agatha said it was an astral beast, not a creature from this material plane. After the twelve bloodlines obtained the spell to summon astral beasts, they had always wanted to keep one, but they had never succeeded.

They tried beef, mutton, fish, and even wyvern meat, but none of them could attract the attention of the astral beasts. After that, the bloodline sorcerers gave up trying to raise astral beasts.

"Go, Rupert." Charles threw out another bone, this time a little closer to where the white-haired girls were cooking.

With a "whoosh," Lupus appeared next to the bone, but Ciel noticed that the big dog wasn't even looking at the bone.

Instead, he stared at the animal entrails that the white-haired man had thrown aside.