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n“Why are you doing this? Look at yourself now.”

nMonn was a modern man after all. He couldn’t bear to see such cruelty and torture people alive.

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n“You don’t have to be so kind. You humans, how would you understand how difficult life is for us, the lowest level Kobolds?”

nBefore it could finish, it spat out another mouthful of dark red blood.

nGiant Kobold, eh. No.

nIt was the shrunken Kobold. It raised its head and waited fiercely for Monn.

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nThe reason why it was in this state was because of this human in front of it.

nThis human was still pretending in front of it.

n“The orcs seem to only look at strength and nothing else, right?”

nMonn still had a little understanding of the orcs.

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nBut in this world, no matter where it was, wasn’t strength the most important thing?

nWho had the biggest fist and who had the hardest fist? Who was in charge?

nBut looking at this Kobold’s appearance, it didn’t seem to be?

n“Only one’s strength is important. Ha. That’s the real orc race.”

nThe Kobold seemed to have heard a particularly funny, naive joke.

nIts face became extremely ugly, as if it had eaten countless dead flies, cockroaches, and toads in one go.

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nMonn’s face became somewhat ugly.

nThe Kobold had just said was a true orc race.

nIn other words, the Kobold wasn’t a true orc race?

nImpossible!

nLook at that furry Alaska Kobold.

nNo matter how one looked at it, one would want to pet it.

nThere was also that strong male human body with bulging muscles.

nIt really wasn’t about being strong.

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nIf such it wasn’t a real orc, then what was a real orc?

nPerhaps Monn’s shock and doubt was too obvious.

nIt was obvious that even the Kobold, who hated him so much, couldn’t help but spit out another mouthful of blood.

n“The Kobold, pig-headed man, and so on that you saw. As long as their heads were bestial, the bodies were human-shaped, it could only maintain this state. It couldn’t be completely bestial, and it couldn’t be completely human-shaped. It wasn’t a true orc race. It was a human slave that was bought back by the orc race to reproduce. It was born from an orc soldier who didn’t have the ability to transform into a human.”

nThe Kobold’s words made Monn understand why he had never seen a human body with a head in the shape of a beast.

nAll the orcs he had seen before were just like normal people.

nThe more powerful the orc, the more beautiful they were and the stronger they were.

nThat was why when he first saw the giant Kobold, he felt that it was very powerful.

nHe completely ignored the fact that its head was a giant Kobold.

nLater on, when he saw that it was on the Kobold’s side, he thought that it was a Kobold race and didn’t feel that anything was wrong.

nNow that he heard the Kobold’s explanation, the truth became very clear.

nThis Kobold probably had no choice but to make a deal with those existences from the Abyss.

nThose existences from the Abyss loved to take advantage of others when they were in danger.

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n“There’s something wrong with both of us. You’ve chased me for so long, and you’ve hit me many times. Let’s put this matter behind us. In exchange, I’ll help you.”

nMonn said in his heart that it wasn’t easy for everyone to live like this.

nThere was no need to make things difficult for each other.

n“Don’t glare at me. You have to think about how you Kobolds don’t have a Dog God like you anymore. Your days in the future will definitely be very hot. Without your protection, other than being slaves and being slaughtered, they have no other choice. So it’s better to die than to stay alive.”

nMonn tried to reason with it and use his emotions.

n“It’s useless. I can feel the power in my body draining rapidly. I will die soon.”

nThe Kobold had no desire to live.

nTo it, being able to live for so many years was not a good thing.

nInstead, it was a kind of responsibility and torture.

nIn order to let those pitiful beings who looked like it live.

nIt was already very tired from living not so lowly.

n“Do you really not want to think about it? After all these years, you have gone through. Don’t tell me that at the most difficult time of the race, you will give up? You are the cruelest. You give hope to all those who depend on you, but you give up first. Sometimes faith is more important than anything else.”

nAs a Cardinal, when it came to brainwashing, no one in the world dared to say ‘Number 1’ when it comes to Monn.

nOtherwise, he would not be too ashamed of his profession in this world.

nIf he wants to increase his followers and make them willing to donate, he must firmly believe in heart.

nHe had to make them believe in his words.

nHe had to let them see the light of hope in their dark lives.

nEven if the flame was very weak.

nHe had to have it.

n“What do you know? Do you know why the orcs sacrifice the least in every war?”

nThe Kobold did not have the strength to chase after Monn in order to attack.

nIt laid on the ground and let the surrounding wind attacked it.

n“Isn’t it because the orcs were born to fight?”

nMonn quickly recalled the battle with the orcs after he came to this world.

nThere was also the battle with the orcs.

nIt seemed like what the Kobold said was true. The orcs had very few casualties.

nIt was so few that it was almost negligible.

nEven the orcs had never died.

nThey were all lightly or seriously injured.

nAfter reading reports, Monn had always felt that the orcs were really strong.

nIf one day, the human race and the orcs fought each other.

nThe human race might not have complete confidence in winning.

nUnless they used destructive weapons that did not care about their own injuries and did not distinguish between friend and foe.

nHowever, such a destructive weapon was expensive to manufacture and inconvenient to transport.

nIt was very likely that they would be discovered before they could be transported to the battlefield.

nThe other party might take action halfway and snatch the destructive weapon away or destroy it.

n“That’s because the orcs are a very gentle race.”

nWhen the giant Kobold said this, Monn could see a hint of mockery on its furry dog face.

nEspecially when the giant Kobold deliberately emphasized its pronunciation, which was especially gentle.

nMonn had an indescribable but extremely bad feeling.

nHe always felt that the original meaning of the giant Kobold didn’t seem to be the gentleness of the orcs.

nInstead, it was referring to the cruelty of the orcs?

n“What do you mean?”

nWith an attitude of asking if he didn’t understand, Monn lowered his head and rummaged through his system backpack to see if there was anything that could keep the Kobold alive.

nHe believed that whether it was orcs or humans, they were all attached to life.

nAlthough the Kobold was very dejected right now.

nBut his heart should still be attached to life.

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