Although Roddy wandered alone around the continent before crossing, but he was known by countless people. Miss Sally in front of him was young and obviously not yet an adult. But just a few words made Roddy understand that the other party was definitely not a naive and simple girl. It can even be said that the other party's behaviour can already be called a standard aristocrat-the kind that is clever, greedy and not willing to suffer a loss. Speaking of which, including Soderol, it was indeed a headache for Roddy to meet two such smart people one after another. He didn't like the feeling that things couldn't be controlled in his own hands, but in this vast world, he was not the only one who thought he was clever. In the face of Sally's problem, Roddy quickly recited what he had said to Soderol before and waited for other's response. Speaking of which, in his memor...
WANT TO READ FROM THE FIRST CHAPTER? CLICK HERE! Orcs' aesthetics were certainly different from humans. It can even be said that the culture and philosophy of this race are very different from humans. The good things in their eyes may not have much value in human eyes, but he has the rich game experience of "Cracked Soil". Roddy naturally has enough eyesight to identify these items-the contents of the box have not been damaged by the fire, a leather bag, a bone emblem, air-dried bacon, a large metal ingot, and other weird things. Roddy suspected that this might be human meat because the orcs never taboo to eat any moving creatures and human meat is regarded as one of the higher foods and only the orcs of high status can eat it. Ignoring the bacon, frowning Roddy plucked up the remaining items and told everyone to evacuate the flaming camp-before leaving he did not forget to let Carter throw the remaining food into the fire. ...