Leir, there is a giant horned deer here!" The orc's surprised voice echoed in the forest, and he was slapped mercilessly by his companion.

"Are you stupid? If you were shouting so loudly, the bighorn deer would have run away long ago."

Beastmen: You two idiots, none of you has a quiet voice.

Faced with the contemptuous gazes of their fellow orcs, the two orcs finally lowered their heads with red cheeks.

Lei'er's eyelids twitched, but he finally resisted the urge to go and beat up the two stupid beasts, and led the beastmen to look for the target again.

This time the beastmen were generally calmer. After seeing the prey, they surrounded it quietly and then pounced on it and bit it to death.

In the afternoon, the hunting team harvested two bighorn deer and a gazelle, and there was no more gain. Leir could only helplessly announce the withdrawal of the team and return to the tribe.

"Humph, we've been waiting for you. Which tribe are you from? Why did you come to hunt in the territory of our Dashi tribe without permission?" Before the beasts could even get out of the forest, they were blocked by a group of strange orcs holding stone tools.

The other party's expression became even uglier when he saw the prey he was carrying.

Leier raised his eyebrows and said with a somewhat shameless smile: "We didn't know this was the territory of your Dashi tribe, and you didn't make any marks."

The leader of the other beasts snorted coldly: "It's useless to say anything. Now put the prey you are carrying here and hurry back to your tribe, otherwise..."

Lei Er was amused by the other party's rude words, and narrowed his golden eyes dangerously: "Otherwise? What else? Can you still kill us?"

When the leading orc saw Leir's tough attitude, his face instantly became fierce.

An orc beside him tugged at his animal skin and whispered, "Brother, forget it. The chief has said that every tribe is having a hard time right now. The beasts have destroyed the forest, and the prey hasn't come back yet. Don't bother with them too much."

But the beastman swung his arm and pushed him to the ground, saying viciously: "This is the territory of our tribe. We must not let beastmen from other tribes steal our food."

He turned to Leir and said, "Put down the prey and take your people away, or you will die here today."

Lei'er instantly dropped the last trace of his smile, and his expression turned cold: "If you want our prey, come and get it yourself. Let me see if you have the ability to snatch it from my hands."

When the orcs of the Watson tribe heard their captain say this, they thought there was nothing left to wait for. They threw the prey on their shoulders to the ground and stood in line, their fierce eyes colliding in the air.

The atmosphere in the forest suddenly became tense.

Seeing the other side's tough attitude, the leading beastman's face suddenly turned fierce, and he growled to the beastmen behind him: "What are you waiting for, my people, drive these beastmen who stole our food out of our territory."

In the end, it turned into a huge white fox and rushed towards Leir. The orcs behind it also followed the captain and rushed towards the orcs of the Watson tribe.

The giant white fox instantly pounced in front of Leir, swinging its sharp claws to attack him. Leir kicked his legs and retreated, but he didn't expect that a ball of white stuff suddenly flashed from the giant fox, and it rushed straight to Leir's face at an extremely fast speed...

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