Heroes of the Invincible Knight

"Damn, saved a bunch of half-elves."

Except for their handsome faces and ears slightly different from those of ordinary people, half-elves have almost the same appearance as humans.

At this time, Clayman felt a little unworthy of saving a group of half-elves. This world pays more attention to a race that is not mine, and his heart must be different.

Clayman certainly didn't like this group of half-elves who lived in the depths of the Ironwood Forest and didn't pay taxes to the lords.

If he had discovered that the group of hunted guys were a group of half-elves, Clayman probably wouldn't have faced the ogres head-on with the loss of more than a dozen masters.

The half-elf Al, who was about to express his gratitude to Clayman under the horse, looked a little embarrassed at this moment.

All the words in his mouth were blocked back, and when Clayman looked over again, he could only show a polite yet awkward smile.

Looking at Al in front of him and the dozens of saved half-elves, Clayman also had a headache. The lords of the Northland have dealt with half-elves more or less.

Although these guys are not as strong as ordinary humans, their shooting skills are accurate, and they are more grouped. Compared with human farmers, they are thorns. They are not easy to manage, and they are generally not welcomed by human lords.

"My lord, I hope to become your lord's leader."

Kleiman was taken aback when he heard the words, and instinctively wanted to refuse. These guys are hard to manage. If you are in a hurry, I will set up a big beach for you and drill into the woods. It is impossible to chase them out of the woods and catch them.

"We are the only people left in our tribe. We will pay taxes according to the regulations in the future, and we can also join the army of adults. We are all the best archers."

Although Al's ability to perceive words and emotions was mediocre, Clayman's dislike for half-elves was almost written on his face. He quickly added that he wanted to show Clayman the value of his tribe.

But obviously Al hasn't figured out who is the real owner of this territory, but because of Al's interruption, Kleiman remembered that the owner of this territory is Richard, but he didn't directly say the rejection.

"I can't make up my mind about this matter. Come back to Ironwood City with me. If Master Li Cha agrees to take you in, you can stay."

"Let's go, come back to Ironwood City with me first, and I have to ask you about some things."

After Clayman left some soldiers to continue monitoring the edge of the woodland, he led Al and the others slowly towards Ironwood City.

Naturally, Al didn't have any objections, and he called the few dozen remaining tribesmen to follow Clayman.

There was no talk all the way, and the half-elves were very dull. Although they had just escaped with their lives, almost all of them had relatives who died at the hands of the ogre, and the entire tribe had no one in ten.

Al tried to talk to Kleiman a few times, wanting to understand the basic situation of the Hunter Territory, but unfortunately Kleiman was not very willing to take care of Al.

The morale of the cavalry of Nader's family was pretty good. Although they lost some men, they killed several ogres, which is not a small victory. According to Richard's style, there should be a fair reward.

As for the dead? I'm sorry that no one survives in war. This group of northern cavalry who licked their blood has long been used to life and death.

Although it was still spring, the noon sun was indeed a bit drying. Clayman's cavalry was alright, just sweating a little, and they were quite energetic. The half-elf brought by Al had already fled overnight, and at this time there were already signs of being unable to support it.

Fortunately, Ironwood City is not too far away.

"Well, it's here."

Clayman pointed at Ironwood City in front of him with his horsewhip. This was the only sentence Clayman said to Al.

Al naturally also saw the city in the distance. The eyesight of the half-elves was still higher than that of humans. Although Ironwood City was not a majestic city, Al didn't know much about it. Ironwood City was really a great city in his eyes. .

"Master Richard, Clayman and the others are back."

"Well, let's go and have a look."

Not long after Clayman brought Al and the others into the city, Richard took the initiative to find them.

Richard has already learned about Clayman's encounter with the ogre from the previous messenger, and now needs more information.

"Lord Richard."

When Clayman saw Li Cha approaching, he hurriedly got off his horse and saluted. It wasn't that Clayman had any loyalty to Li Cha.

But it is true that he has a certain respect for Li Cha's fairness in dealing with things, and with the addition of the dozen or so knights under Li Cha, he cannot help being disrespectful.

"Um"

Li Cha first nodded to Clayman, and then asked.

"Tell me exactly what happened."

Clayman described the situation to Richard in detail,

From the time when Al and other half-elves were hunted down on patrol, to when he led a charge and drove the ogre back to the forest, he kept reporting to Richard.

Li Cha frowned when he heard this, and his mind kept running.

Obviously these ogres chasing the half-elves were not alone, they just retreated back to the Ironwood Forest temporarily.

Then Richard turned his attention to Al, the half-elf who planned to bring people to join him.

Li Cha's eyes staring at Al suddenly became a little dazed, like that kind of straight greedy, Al looked at Li Cha with hairy eyes, half elves are naturally more handsome, and men are no exception.

Even if he lived in the Ironwood Forest, he had heard about the disgusting habits of certain human nobles.

However, for the sake of the clan's survival, Al had no choice but to bow to Li Cha respectfully under Li Cha's fiery gaze.

Li Cha didn't know that Al had misunderstood that he had a strange hobby. The reason he looked at Al was that his gaze changed because a page suddenly popped up in his mind.

Name: Al

Race: Half Elf

Strength: 3.7

Agility: 4.5

Constitution: 3.2

Spirit: 4.2

Skills: Wood Spirit Breathing (Advanced), Archery (Master)

Specialty: Half-elf leader (has a strong appeal to half-elves, and the attack of half-elves under his command increases by 10%)

This is the second person Li Cha has seen from the aborigines who has a hero template. These attributes are actually ordinary in Li Cha's opinion.

Although half-elves have the advantages of eyesight and bow skills, their shortcomings are also particularly obvious. Their physique is generally weaker than that of humans, and their population is not large. They always hold a kind of pride unique to elves and are not very happy ruled by humans.

Of course, Al, a half-elf, should be able to recognize the status quo after suffering the catastrophe of genocide, and can't put on any proud posture.

What really moved Li Cha was the second sentence of the system prompt

"Trigger the generation conditions of the barrier (elf), please ask whether to place the main city of the barrier (elf)."

This is what really makes Li Cha's heart burn.

Li Cha did not choose to release the main city of the barrier (elf) immediately, and it was a bit eye-catching to release it in Ironwood City.

At first, Li Cha readily accepted Al's offer, and ordered people to settle the group of half-elves.

Afterwards, according to the rules, rewards were distributed to Clayman and his subordinates as credits, which drew cheers.

Although this is what they deserve,

It's just that as the cavalry of the Nader family, they were prepared to be treated differently, but they were a little surprised that Richard treated them fairly.

This is probably the principle of lowering user expectations.

Even Clayman was overwhelmed by Richard's fairness.

After announcing the reward, Li Cha left in a hurry. The appearance of the main city of the barrier (elf) made Li Cha's thoughts diverted, and his mind was full of thoughts about how to place the main city of the barrier (elf).