Starting Today, I’ll Work as a City Lord

"Go after you clear up the ledger." Liu Feng reached out and knocked off An Li's restless hand, looking at the messy ledger, feeling very helpless.

But thinking about it, it's been a while since I went shopping with them.

"Alright, young master." An Li let go of her hand, and immediately sat back in her seat, sorting and putting away the books with great interest.

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"Four more, (￣▽￣). Please support." Nai.

Chapter nine hundred and seventh: Orc tribe. (1 for support)

More than half a month passed, and Jones, Avery and the others continued to move deeper into the confinement mountain range.

"My lord, there are traces of people moving ahead." The soldier in charge of exploring the path turned back and reported.

"Is there someone active?" Avery frowned slightly, why is there someone active here in this place?

"Footprints and charcoal were found on the ground..." the soldier described in detail.

Avery pondered for a while, then suddenly thought of something, raised her head and looked at Jones, "It should be an orc."

"Well, it's very possible." Jones nodded. Judging from their deep distance, it shouldn't be too far from the Brutus Beastman Kingdom, that is, it's not too far away from opening the Confinement Mountain Range.

"Continue to investigate, act carefully, and don't disturb if you find orcs." Avery waved her hand and said in a deep voice, "Three six zero."

"Yes." The soldier who explored the road saluted and continued to run forward. He was going to find out if the orcs really existed.

"Tap Tat Tat..."

More than ten minutes later, Avery and Jones came to the place that the pathfinder soldier had mentioned. Indeed, they found charcoal in a pile of chaotic rocks, and the surrounding stones also showed signs of being burned. , there are a few very shallow footprints, which are hard to find if you don't look carefully.

"It is indeed the footprints of orcs." Avery squatted down and looked at the footprints carefully. As an orc, she quickly recognized that these footprints came from several orcs of different races.

"Yes." Jones also nodded. These footprints are huge, much larger than those of the human race.

"Go ahead." Avery ordered, standing up.

"Yes." The soldiers and special forces responded in unison, pulling the horses and continuing to move forward.

The crowd continued to advance for two hours, and the soldiers who explored the road turned back again.

"Lord Avery, there are orcs living in a place that is suspected to be a tribe of orcs." The soldier reported after taking a few breaths.

"Sure enough, it's an orc. It should have escaped from the Brutus orc kingdom into the Forbidden Mountains." Avery guessed.

"Go and see?" Jones said calmly.

"If possible, build a temporary resident there, so that it is convenient to settle down." Avery nodded, since there are orc tribes here, she still wants to visit.

Avery and Jones walked forward with the soldiers and the orcs in the special forces.

After more than half an hour, it was found that there were a large number of orc activities around.

"Stop, who are you? Which tribe do you come from?" Suddenly, a shout came from the woods ahead.

As soon as Avery raised her hand, the soldiers behind her stopped, but everyone held a crossbow in their hands.

"We come from Xiyang City on the other side of the Forbidden Mountains." Avery stepped forward and shouted.

"People from the other side of the Forbidden Mountain Range? How is that possible?? You span the entire Forbidden Mountain Range??" The people in the woods obviously didn't believe it.

"We don't have any malicious intentions, we just want to understand the situation here." Avery continued to shout.

"No malice? Then how do you explain that you are wearing armor and holding weapons in your hands?" The voice of the person hiding in the woods nearly doubled.

With her hands behind her back, Jones made two gestures, and the two special forces standing at the end quietly backed away and dodged into the forest.

"Also, you are actually mixed with the human race, are they their slaves?" the people in the woods shouted.

"No, humans and orcs coexist peacefully in Xiyang City." Avery frowned and shouted.

"Orcs and humans coexist peacefully? Do you think I'm a fool? How is this possible?" The man in the woods sneered.

"..." Avery shut up, the other party's attention has been attracted by her, since the other party doesn't want to talk about it, then use extreme means.

Sure enough, after a while, there was an exclamation in the woods.

"Who are you? Damn it, let me go..." Two special forces soldiers walked out of the woods, holding a bound orc who was still screaming in their hands.

This is a male orc of the cat tribe, and he was the one who was shouting before.

The orc was carried by two special forces and sent to Avery and Jones.

"Let me go." The cat orc struggled.

"Let him go." Avery said calmly, looking at the cat orc in front of her.

Obviously, this person's life is not that good, he is wearing a spliced ​​linen clothes, a pair of rough leather shoes on his feet, and his figure is also thin, compared with them, he looks like a savage... …

The special soldier let go, untied the hemp rope on his body, and took a step back to seal his escape route.

"What's your name?" Avery asked calmly, staring into the eyes of the cat orc.

"I, my name is Lak." The cat orc replied subconsciously, being overwhelmed by Avery's powerful aura.

"Listen well, we come from Xiyang City on the other side of the Forbidden Mountains, and we have no malicious intentions." Avery repeated lightly.

"Even if there is malice, you have no chance to resist." Jones interjected silently, playing with the finger cot in her hand.

"..." Lak's eyes dimmed, as if it was true.

The equipment on these people in front of them is very good, even if they have malicious intentions, the people of the tribe will not be able to resist.

"Are you really not slaves of the human race?" Lak raised his head and asked cautiously.

"Have you seen the Slave Human Race?" Avery said helplessly.

"No, no." Lak understood something. The two human races who had just caught him seemed to be following the orders of the orc in front of him.

"Then have you ever seen an orc slave eat such a good food?" Avery motioned the soldier beside him to take out a can, and the scent wafted out immediately after opening it.

"Gulu..." Lak's throat rolled, swallowing secretly, staring intently at the can, and quickly shook his head, "No, no."

1.0 "Here you are." Avery handed the can to Lak.

"Thank you." Lak couldn't hold back, and began to eat big mouthfuls, "It's delicious, it's so delicious, I've never eaten such a delicious thing in my life."

Avery watched as Rucker picked out the meat in the can with his hands, and finally licked all the soup clean.

"Tell me about the situation around here." Avery glanced at the cat clan orc who was still full of ideas.