"You mean, there are frequent conflicts between the Wild Folk tribes and the Wild Boarmen?" Leo listened to Fraser's introduction and found the part that interested him the most. "Boarmen, very powerful, wild folk, super powerful, longbow, invincible." There was an admiration in Feisa's eyes. She even forgot to eat the wheat cake and excitedly waved her paws to describe it. Leo secretly complained: "When you wanted to surrender and leave, you probably wanted to seek refuge with the barbarians and ask them to help you get back your reputation..." But he pretended to be different. He asked in a friendly manner, "Can you introduce me to the leader of the wild tribe? We can discuss and deal with the wild boar people together." How to become friends quickly? Find a common enemy, of course! In the wilderness, a straight-line distance of thirty miles is neither far nor near. If you don’t find a suitable path, the actual distance may be three times as long. But if you stay there long enough, the wild boar people will come sooner or later, and conflict between the two sides is inevitable.
The boarmen are not as easy to fool as the kobolds. In other words, the boar people are not smart enough to be fooled. While you are thinking about how to communicate with them, they are just thinking about how to eat you. They didn't understand the common language at all. The dog-headed man Fisa was obviously in a dilemma. Their relationship with the wild people was actually not as close as Leo imagined. The attitude of the savages towards this tribe of dog-headed men is just like the attitude of the rural people towards the few dogs at the entrance of the village. They are not close, but there is not much hostility either. Iron ore is traded only once every one or two months. If I’m in a good mood, I might help out a little and take care of things. What it all comes down to is the imbalance in strength. The savages didn't take the ogres seriously at all and just let them survive, using them as an outpost or cover. Now think about it, when Leo went to war against the Kobold tribe, did the wild folk have no news at all? Maybe he is just watching from the dark, waiting to see what happens. Olivia, who had been busy all the time, came over and saw the little mouse's face was covered with residue from gnawing on the wheat biscuits. She picked up a towel and slapped it on the little mouse's face, rubbing it and wiping it clean. Seeing this, Freya on the side quickly lay down, stretched her neck, put her huge head into Olivia's arms, squinted her eyes and waited for service. This big groundhog was easily tamed by Olivia in two meals, and he felt more friendly to her than to his mother. Leo dared to say that if he and Olivia fell into the water at the same time, Freya would definitely save Olivia first! Olivia was not as familiar as Freya, and she was still a little afraid of this huge monster. But seeing that Freya looked humble and harmless, she had to pluck up her courage and carefully wipe the wheat dregs off the groundhog's head. Taking another step, Olivia and the dog-headed man Fisa looked into each other's eyes. Looking at the Husky's face which was also covered with food residues, Olivia hesitated for a second, but finally couldn't help it and slapped the towel on Fesha's head and wiped the dog's head. The ogre Fisa is similar in size to the fox man in World of Warcraft. It is generated by AI and cannot be modified. Feisa stood there in a daze. She was confused by the sudden motherly love.
Leo looked at Olivia's smooth movements foolishly and almost suspected that his grandmother had traveled through time and space to Olivia's body. After eating the wheat cake, Freya was in a good mood. She sat in front of the campfire, stroking her belly comfortably, and said to Leo: "Do you want to go to the village under the waterfall? I can take you there!" "You?" Leo was stunned. "Have you been there before?" Then he found the key point: "Were you kicked out by them because you ate too much?" "Humph! I ate too much, but I wasn't kicked out!" Freya was angry and kicked her short legs. "I ran away on my own." "Why?" "Because! Because..." Freya said unhappily, "Because they are so nice to me." Leo was speechless: "I treated you so well that you ran away? What kind of logic is this? Do I have to beat you up twice in three days? So you can stay here?" "Oh, you'll know when you get there." Freya didn't want to explain anymore. She turned over with difficulty, facing her fat butt towards Leo, and refused to talk anymore. Because the scene at the bonfire where Leo is located is too fantastic, usually no other villagers come over. Most of the villagers gather around other bonfires to eat and watch from afar. When Olivia walked over, several girls of the same age immediately came up to her and whispered to her. "That groundhog is too big! He speaks so cutely, he looks like he's less than ten years old..." "The little mouse is the cutest, but it doesn't like to talk..." "Yeah, he looks stupid and doesn't seem very smart..." "I feel like that kobold is the smartest. He even greeted me last time." As they chatted, someone discovered something incredible, "Don't you think Leo has too many friends?" A humanoid mouse that's as silly as a groundhog, a giant groundhog that's as frivolous as a husky, and a mature and steady husky! They are all females! "Olivia, you have to be careful and keep a close eye on your Leo!" Olivia looked back at the bonfire scene that was out of tune with the style of the entire village camp and laughed, "What are you worried about? Are you worried that Leo will open a circus?" As a young widow who has experienced this, Agata has the most say. She grabbed Olivia's hand and said earnestly, "When a man is single for a long time, he will think a donkey is handsome. Leo and the little mouse sleep together all day. You think it's nothing now, but what about the little mouse's body growing up in two years?" Olivia shook her head and said, "Leo is such a stubborn person, what ideas can he have?" "That was in the past! Leo has come to his senses now. Look at him. Is he still the same stupid bastard boy as before?" Agatha looked at Leo with a resentful look on her face. In the past, Leo sneaked into her bed in the middle of the night just to steal her pig! What a waste of that muscular body! Olivia looked at Leo in silence. Leo, who is fully focused on his conquest (jungle), has no time to care about love.
He held a brief meeting with Urian and several leaders of the camp to finalize some details for negotiation with the wild people. The next day, he took Freya, Fisa and the gifts and headed towards the waterfall again. Originally, Feisa didn't want to go, but she couldn't resist Leo's rhetoric, so she had to follow reluctantly. What about sharing a common hatred of the enemy, what about a united front, what about expelling barbarism and moving towards civilization. With just a few words, Fraser was burdened with a historical mission that her ethnic group should not have to bear. There is a reason why Leo brought Fraser with him. The savages are not so easy to talk to. If they are unhappy, they might shoot Leo away with a cold arrow if he breaks into their territory. Since this is a matter of life and death, Leo would certainly like the wild people around him to know as many people as possible. Even if you go to challenge someone to a fight, the other party may notice that most of the people on your side are his acquaintances, and the fight will most likely not break out.