Great Voyage: My Summoned Creatures Can Level Up While Idle

In the stream and valley.

The atmosphere was tense; the newly allied paladin Cayde and the old orc shaman were both unwilling to concede to each other.

Therefore, Paladin Cade turned his gaze to Roya, who was watching the spectacle with amusement. "Mr. Roya is the partner I've chosen. Why don't we let him decide?"

The old orc shaman's cloudy gaze lingered on Roya for a moment before he shook his head without hesitation: "His strength is too weak."

There's a saying in this world that if you want orcs to obey, just show them more power; if you want dwarves to obey, just beat them at drinking.

Roya never expected that the confrontation between the paladin Cade and the orc shaman would backfire on him.

He had to step forward and demonstrate his strength. Roya found a spacious enough open space and snapped his fingers.

The next moment, a colossal creature with three heads appeared, snapping the trees around the clearing and causing the ground to tremble violently.

At this moment, everyone, from the unruly orcs to the paladin Cade and his group, including Aria and Sophia, was dumbfounded.

Aria and Sophia quickly realized that the three-headed monster was Abao. They hadn't expected it to break through to the Bronze level and grow so big all of a sudden.

A level 22 three-headed dragon lizard is 32 meters long and its three necks stand up to a height of 11 meters.

"Hey, old shaman, what did you just say?" Roya stood in front of Abao and asked provocatively.

The old orc shaman, true to his experience, immediately composed himself, his expression softening as he calmly said, "Human sea monster wielder, you are very powerful. Our Wind Howling Clan is willing to listen to you."

Paladin Cade never expected that Roya would be a sea monster tamer, and the sea monster he had a contract with was an amphibious sea monster.

Although the three-headed dragon lizard's aura was only at the bronze level, its deterrent power was stronger than that of a silver-level transcendent. With its weight of seven or eight hundred thousand pounds, even a silver-level transcendent would not dare to block it head-on when it charged.

Seeing that the old orc shaman had backed down and was no longer pressing him, Roya decided to finish the fight as soon as possible so he could go treasure hunting.

He began, "I think Mr. Cade's plan is quite good. If we can lure out most of the ogres, I have a way to eliminate them."

The plan was simple: one group would lure the ogres and goblins out to a suitable ambush location, and then let the three-headed dragon lizard, Po, take over.

After eliminating the lured ogres and goblins, join forces to attack the goblin lair, rescue them, and behead the goblin chieftain and goblin wizard.

Ultimately, it all comes down to strength. If you're strong enough, you don't need any plan; you can just storm the goblin lair and take the goblin wizard's head.

Roya's three-headed dragon lizard was proof of its strength, forcing the orcs to submit.

The ambush location was provided by the Wind Howl Clan; it was a steep slope to the north, flanked by high cliffs, with only one sloping path.

At the end of the slope is a cliff face about 70 or 80 meters above the ground, where several ropes are prepared.

After everyone was ready, the group split into two teams.

Roya and his two companions, along with the mage Mike, the human shieldbearer, the orc old shaman, and four orc warriors, applied odor-eliminating potions to conceal their presence and lay in ambush in the woods not far from the steep slope.

Paladin Cade, Rogue, and Ranger Jackson, along with thirty Dark Iron-level orc warriors, headed to the Cursed Goblin Lair.

The goblin lair of the Witchcraft tribe is located in a valley.

A simple stockade was built at the entrance of the valley, with arrow towers on both sides, guarded by goblins holding bows and arrows.

Night had fallen, and moonlight bathed the earth.

Goblins have dark vision, they don't need fire, and they are nocturnal. Nighttime is like daytime for goblins, when they are most energetic.

Paladin Cade and his party made no attempt to conceal themselves. The goblin archers on the arrow tower at the valley entrance immediately spotted them and blew the bone whistles hanging around their necks.

"Beep beep!"

A piercing whistle rang out in the night, and immediately there was movement inside the valley.

"Whoosh!" Ranger Jackson drew his bow and shot an arrow, killing the goblin archer on the arrow tower from a hundred meters away.

The orc warriors roared and hurled stone axes, destroying the goblin gate.

The goblin archer's bone whistle had already alerted the surrounding goblins.

Several goblin warriors, leading a group of goblin warrior apprentices, rushed up the city gate and were immediately confronted by a combination of human and orc warriors.

"Go find the wizard Zag and tell him that humans and orcs have joined forces," the goblin warrior roared, grabbing a goblin apprentice.

The goblin apprentice nodded repeatedly, then jumped down from the several-meter-high wooden wall and ran into the depths of the valley.

"Boom!" The orc warriors broke open a large hole in the gate of the stronghold, and the orc warriors immediately began to fight with the goblin apprentices behind the gate.

Paladin Cade leaped onto the fortress, his warhammer glowing with golden light, instantly smashing the heads of two goblin apprentices.

The stealthed one has already disappeared, its whereabouts unknown.

Ranger Jackson, at the rear of the group, kept shooting down one goblin apprentice after another.

At the gate, three earth spirit warriors joined forces to barely block the attack of the paladin Cade.

This was thanks to the excellent metal armor and weapons worn by the earth elf warriors.

Those were weapons and armor seized from the Sword of Honor Adventurers, which enraged Paladin Cade, who swung his hammer with even greater force.

The three earth spirit warriors felt their hands go numb, and they could barely hold onto their shields and weapons.

Meanwhile, a steady stream of goblins, bear goblins, and great goblin warriors arrived to provide support, and the valley entrance stronghold gradually became a meat grinder.

Many ordinary goblins and goblin apprentices died, and even a great goblin warrior had his head smashed.

Just then, the ground shook.

Five adult cannibals, each three meters tall and with a robust build, emerged.

Beside them followed three small ogres, each about two and a half meters tall.

Upon seeing the ogres appear, the goblins cheered, and their morale visibly increased.

Paladin Cade smashed the head of another earth elf warrior, then abandoned the earth elf warrior and charged toward the ogre.

The ogre saw Paladin Cade, a true Bronze-level superhuman, and without the slightest fear, it raised its stone hammer and smashed it down.

Paladin Cade attacked even faster, his warhammer gleaming with a dazzling golden light. "Holy Slash!"

"Roar!" The adult ogre screamed as its wrist, which was gripping the stone hammer, was shattered. The hammer flew into the air and crushed an unfortunate goblin to death.

"Retreat!" Paladin Cade shouted as he turned around.

This was a signal of feigned defeat. Ranger Jackson turned and ran, and the orc warriors, after killing or forcing back the enemies in front of them, also fled into the jungle.