Slime simulator

Suk slowly walked towards Dawa Town.

"These people are indeed from different forces, but they are all just small forces. They even want to get a piece of the pie..."

Just now, Suk used Dream Inception to learn all of their information, including their own personal information and information about the forces behind them.

Suk shook his head, feeling relieved.

He originally thought these people were from some large force, which made Suk feel a little tense.

Now it seems that he was just overthinking things.

Among all the existing forces in the Principality of Lornoth, the major forces are almost all under his surveillance.

Only a few small forces remain outside of his monitoring, but these small forces are not capable of causing any trouble, so there is no need to pay attention to them. Destroying them would be meaningless.

Small forces are like grass in a meadow after the rain, cut one wave and another wave grows, impossible to eliminate completely.

Returning to Dawa Town, Suk looked at the people coming and going in the town, their faces filled with smiles.

This was the first place he had been after arriving in the human world.

Passing by the guard post.

Suk walked in.

Pushing open the door, Suk saw Goring sitting on a chair, looking down and picking at his feet.

"Didn't I tell you? Knock before coming in, knock, how many times do I have to say it..."

Goring raised his head with a disgruntled expression, but his voice stopped abruptly when he saw Suk, as if his neck had been pinched, making a 'ga' sound.

Then, he immediately gave a dry laugh, "Cap... Captain!!!"

"You're back!"

Suk nodded, looking around the meeting room.

Compared to the last time he came, it had been renovated and expanded quite a bit.

Goring quickly brought a stool for Suk to sit on, then went to pour water for Suk, saying as he moved.

"Captain Kern, thanks to you, if it weren't for the common currency that Danni sent, we really wouldn't have had the money to renovate this place."

"Now it looks much more impressive!"

Hearing Goring's words, Suk was puzzled.

"Oh, it's nothing, I almost forgot if you didn't mention it. When was that?"

Goring quickly said, "It was some time ago, when you weren't in town. Danni delivered it herself."

After speaking, Goring placed the tea in front of Suk.

Suk glanced at it, then looked at Goring's foot-picking hands, giving up on the idea of taking a sip.

"I really forgot about that. The renovation is good, but what other resources do you need?"

"I'm leaving again this time, so if you have any requests, feel free to mention them. As long as it's to help our guard post develop better, I can consider it."

Goring sat down in front of Suk, and after a few seconds of silence, slowly opened his mouth, "To be honest, Captain Kern."

"Being a guard here, although stronger than ordinary people, is also hard work and has some danger."

"Everyone wants their children to have a better life. You... have opened a large shop in Colett City. Some brothers have mentioned wanting to send their children to learn from you..."

As he spoke, Goring cautiously looked at Suk.

Unfortunately, he couldn't see Suk's face through the wide robe.

Suk was stunned for a few seconds after hearing him say this, then nodded directly.

"Of course! We are all brothers, this little thing is not a problem."

"However, let me say this first, if any brother's child is disobedient after arriving, don't blame me for not considering our brotherly relationship."

As Suk's voice fell, Goring stood up excitedly, "Captain Kern, don't worry! If any child dares to be so naughty, just slap them!"

Suk nodded directly, "Okay, just go to the store and find Andrea, and explain your intentions."

Goring nodded excitedly, then raised the tea that Suk hadn't drunk and presented it respectfully with both hands.

Suk looked at Goring's posture and felt that it wouldn't be good if he didn't accept it, but if he did...

Forget it, he should just leave.

Suk waved his hand.

Magic power held the teacup and placed it on the table, "It's just a small matter."

"Pay more attention to the border recently, as well as people entering and leaving the town. Beware of strangers, it may not be peaceful..."

Hearing Suk's words, Goring's expression also became serious.

"Captain Kern, if war really breaks out, I hope to join your command."

Suk turned his head and looked at Goring, "I'm just a merchant, what do I need so many people for?"

Goring looked at Suk solemnly, "Captain Kern, no matter what you do, I want to do things for you in times of chaos, whether it's protecting you or protecting the people around you."

Suk thought for a moment, then nodded, "Okay, I understand. Be careful recently and take precautions."

Goring nodded heavily, sending Suk to the entrance of the town.

Leaving the town, Suk headed towards the place Danni said goblins were appearing.

...

As a transmigrator, Suk was no stranger to the creature known as goblins.

This familiarity was reflected in various screens, novels, and comics.

This was the first time he had actually heard of the existence of goblins in reality.

Since he was passing by Dawa Town, Suk wanted to satisfy his curiosity and see the so-called goblins.

"South of the border..."

Suk headed towards the place where Danni had previously seen goblins.

Half an hour later, Suk arrived at a clearing.

Looking at the campfire in front of him, he scanned with his senses.

"It just went out not long ago, there is still residual heat."

"The aura nearby is not human, nor is it like a magical beast. It's an aura I've never encountered before."

"Maybe it's a goblin."

Suk immediately released his senses, spreading them out as much as possible, searching for the owner of this campfire.

As his senses spread out, Suk noticed another suspicious place and immediately went there.

With the speed of a sixth-order level five, Suk instantly arrived at the scene. Looking at the cave in front of him, Suk gestured.

"Are they in here?"

Releasing his senses, he delved into the cave, constantly extending them. As his senses deepened, the scene inside the cave was all mapped out in Suk's mind.

Soon, his senses reached a depth of a hundred meters.

A group of green-skinned creatures appeared in Suk's mind.

Humanoid skeletons, somewhat hunched backs, the most distinctive feature being their long, pointed ears, which were somewhat similar to elves.

But unlike the handsome elves, these goblins were extremely ugly, with pairs of greedy and vile eyes scanning their surroundings.

They set up a campfire and roasted a humanoid chunk of meat.

Scanning the goblin group one by one, Suk had a clear understanding of the strength of this group of goblins.

The highest level was fifth-order level three, and the lowest level was fourth-order.

This team, if it appeared in any small town, would be devastating.

Suk stepped into the cave.

The wet and sticky ground made a slight sound with every step Suk took.

The entire cave was filled with all kinds of garbage.

Suk narrowed his eyes and quickened his pace.