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nChapter 181: Toothwood Tribe, Persuasion

nTranslator: Dragon Boat Translation Editor: Dragon Boat Translation

nThese well-built but simple-minded Half-Orcs became increasingly furious as they saw Anina, a small human, charging toward them. Did she underestimate them?

nThis was an insult to the mighty Toothwood Tribe!

nHowever, what followed was completely contrary to their expectations.

nThe small and fair fists struck them, sending them flying with each punch.

nThe clearing resounded with the sound of fists hitting flesh and the continuous wails of the Half-Orcs.

nWithin a few minutes, the battle was over.

nThe charging Half-Orcs lay in various positions, groaning on the ground, hanging from tree branches, or wedged in the camp wall.

nThe other Half-Orcs, who had been watching the scene, widened their copper-like eyes in disbelief. Some thought they were seeing an illusion and rubbed their eyes before looking again.

nAnina stood triumphantly, hands on her hips, her face filled with ease. She didn’t even seem out of breath, as if she had done something insignificant.

nThe Half-Orcs swallowed their saliva nervously and felt a tingling sensation in their limbs.

nOne person fought thirty Half-Orcs!

nAnd without any injuries?

nWas she still human?

n“Do you still want to fight? Then come at me together,” Anina said, her hands on her hips, giving them a contemptuous look.

nThe Half-Orcs, fueled by anger, shouted, “Don’t be afraid! As long as we attack together, we can defeat her!”

n“That’s right! Ura!”

n“You fools! Stop!”

nA sharp voice came from the camp, miraculously causing the enraged Half-Orcs to halt immediately.

nThey respectfully made way for someone in their midst.

nJi Chen raised an eyebrow, curious, and looked in that direction.

nA female Half-Orc stepped forward.

nTo his surprise, this female Half-Orc didn’t have the usual bulky physique and rough appearance. Instead, she had a slender and fair body, with delicate features.

nExcept for the pair of white ears on her head, her appearance was strikingly similar to a human, resembling what people often referred to as a Kemonomimi.

nShe stood in stark contrast to the rugged and green-skinned Half-Orcs behind her, like two completely different styles.

nIt reminded Ji Chen of certain indescribable scenes.

nLooking at the Kemonomimi girl in front of him, he became very interested.

nHow could there be a Kemonomimi girl among a group of burly Half-Orcs?

nAnd she seemed to be their leader?

nIrona (Hero)

nRace: Half-Orc

nLevel: 20

nCurrent Tier: Purple (Rare Tier)

nPotential: Purple (Rare Tier)

nOh, she’s actually a rare-tier hero!

nIrona looked at the human male before her, sizing him up and feeling somewhat uncomfortable.

nHowever, she had to yield to the dominant force.

nShe keenly sensed the strength of the hero and realized that the little girl alone could defeat all the Half-Orcs. The Murloc and the beautiful girl with fin-like ears behind the human male were also extremely dangerous.

nUnder caution, Irona spoke slowly, “Sir, may 1 ask what brings you here? 1 don’t recall any previous encounters between us.”

n“We haven’t had any encounters before.” Ji Chen smiled. “But now we do.”

n“These Half-Orcs attacked us without any provocation and injured my subordinates. So, isn’t it fair to ask for compensation?”

nIrona’s eyes widened as she observed the Half-Orc warriors sprawled on the ground, groaning in pain, some suspended from tree branches and the camp wall. Her gaze then shifted to Anina, who remained unscathed, her smile intact.

nHer face showed a mix of shock and disbelief.

nThis human dared to lie to such an extent?

nAlthough she felt angry, Irona knew it wasn’t the time to argue.

nIn the jungle, strength was paramount.

nThe one with the bigger fist could speak the loudest.

nThe one with greater strength had absolute authority.

nAnd it was quite embarrassing that dozens of brawny Half-Orc warriors had been defeated by a little girl.

nIrona took a deep breath. “We are willing to compensate, but I’m sorry to say that our Toothwood Tribe has nothing left to offer.”

nJi Chen glanced at the other Half-Orcs. They had fierce expressions, but their hungry looks were hard to hide.

nThey seemed as if they hadn’t eaten for several days.

nTheir tattered animal skin clothes and severely damaged weapons confirmed their desperate situation.

nConsidering what the two urinating Half-Orc warriors had said earlier, Irona probably wasn’t lying.

nHowever, Ji Chen’s purpose wasn’t to demand compensation of such a small scale.

n“No, no, no. You possess something very valuable,” Ji Chen said.

n“Something very valuable?” Irona became puzzled, looking at the Half-Orc warriors who even made their own wolf-toothed clubs. She couldn’t figure out what they had that could attract the human’s attention.

nUntil Ji Chen pointed at her and the other Half-Orcs.

nIrona first froze, then anger surged on her face.. “Sir, are you implying that you’re a slave-catching party?”

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