Warlord: King of All Clans

Leo waited for a while before he saw a large group of kobolds turning the corner of the forest road in the distance, along with the white flags they were carrying.

It was of the same style as the square flag of the Northern Human Race's knights, with a yellow dog's head with squinting eyes and a smile in the middle of the white flag.

Leo swore that this was definitely not his idea!

In the lord's house at the river bend, on the wall behind the lord's throne hangs a huge boarman's head, and below it are crossed huge battle axes and stone hammers, all of which are spoils of battle from the wilderness.

Below the crossed weapons is a rectangular banner with a white auspicious knot pattern on the black flag.

Almost all the flags of the lords are rectangular, but when the Corner Flag Knights go to the battlefield, in order to facilitate the command of the Square Flag Knights, they can only use small triangular flags, so they are called Corner Flag Knights.

After the River Bend Territory gained a foothold, Uliyang also needed to prepare his own family flag.

Originally, Uliyan planned to make a random pattern as the lord's flag, such as a sword inserted on the head of a wild boar man.

Unfortunately, Hewan did not have any excellent painters or tailors to turn Ulyaan’s ideas into reality.

Leo and the little mouse spent a long time drawing an abstract cartoon head of a wild boar man. As a result, Uliyan and Olivia argued about it for the whole day. One said it was a dog's head and the other said it was a pig's head. The father and daughter almost turned against each other.

Of course, Isenbol has a family of craftsmen who specialize in designing noble coats of arms and battle flags. They can make any emblem or flag you want, but the fees are terribly expensive.

It costs two gold soles to make a flag!

Ulian said: I have two gold coins. I want to buy four strong donkeys from the North. Isn’t that great?

So in the end Leo came up with his own solution. He took a pen and ruler and drew a peace knot with simple lines. He gave it to the village tailor and asked him to embroider it on the battle flag according to the proportions.

Leo told them that the pattern symbolized unity and was very suitable for Riverbend's current situation.

However, the abstract cartoon head of the boar man was not wasted. It was used as her emblem by Fesha and embroidered on the white flag of the kobolds.

Apparently the tailor's skills were not very good, and he stubbornly believed that this was a dog's head, so he further abstracted it on the battle flag.

How could the flag of a kobold be a boar's head?

So in the end it became a round yellow dog head with slanted eyes and a smile.

Leo called it the dog-head life-saving flag.

As long as the kobolds fly this flag, they will not be attacked by the humans of the Riverbend.

With their own flag, the cohesion of the Gnoll Valley was significantly enhanced. Those wild and unruly black-haired Gnolls and the growing wolf cubs became particularly obedient.

Under the banner of the Dog-Head Guards were Fisa riding on Freya, and a large group of golden-haired dog-headed guards surrounding them.

Freya now not only had heavy shackles around her neck, but also a soft saddle pad tied to her back.

If this continues, Freya will soon be tamed by Fesha and become her exclusive mount.

Leo waited for a while, took a closer look, and suddenly became anxious. He jumped off the city wall directly, touched the stone wall below with his toes, and landed on the ground.

Behind Feisa, the little mouse was hugging Feisa's waist, also riding on Freya's back, and was sticking his little head out to look around.

The little mouse today is no longer the little beggar who wore ragged linen clothes and had dull eyes.

She even had some baby fat on her chin, her face was clean, and her pair of black pupils were bright and full of life.

She was wearing the small padded jacket that Olivia had carefully sewn for her. The collar and cuffs of the jacket were covered with soft mink fur, and she also had a long plush hat with rabbit ears on her head to protect her from the cold wind.

Apart from the small head, it's almost the same as a kobold.

Leo was really angry. He strode over, took the little mouse off, and asked Fiesta and Freya, "Why did you bring the little mouse out? It's so dangerous here."

Freya played dumb, "Huh? Is it dangerous here?"

Although the dozens of miles of pine forest they passed through was called the back garden of the river bend by Leo, there were still many wild beasts roaming in it.

Occasionally, some small alien races, or even human poachers, would sneak in from the depths of the eastern forest.

Freya has an invulnerable body, Fraser has hundreds of loyal golden-haired kobolds, what does the little mouse have?

If a roe deer jumps out, it can fight with her for three hundred rounds!

The little mouse could only weakly explain to them: "Leo, I came here on my own..."

Leo immediately lost his temper, but seeing Freya and Feisa looking indifferent, he felt unhappy.

He came up with an idea, pointed at Freya's butt and shouted in horror: "What is that! Freya, is there shit on your butt?"

The groundhog was immediately frightened and his face distorted, and he turned his head to check his butt.

Unfortunately, her plump body, which was gradually evolving into that of a giant panda, did not allow her to see her buttocks at all.

Freya panicked and spun around in circles, eventually losing her balance and falling to the ground, struggling.

Naturally, Fesha was thrown off her horse and fell under Freya's body, being crushed back and forth.

Holding his little princess in his arms and easily controlling two foreign princesses, Leo looked at the group of kobolds and asked, "What are you doing here? Are you planning to come to Stonecrush Castle for business again?"

In addition to the ogre guards who served as escorts, there was also a long row of carts and pull carts behind Fesa, which were filled with various goods.

On a cart lay an old dog-headed man with all his hair gone.

That is the old shaman from the Gnoll Valley, and he is still alive.

The normal lifespan of a kobold is half that of a human, but only about one in ten thousand can actually live to old age.

Only Fesha is willing to support a dog-headed man like this one who is so old that his hair is falling out.

At the end of the team, there was an ogre, who was obviously a mercenary hired by Fraser.

After finally breaking free from Freya's suppression, Feisha got up in a panic and explained excitedly: "No, we are going to the Holy Mountain of the Kobolds!"

Leo frowned and questioned, "Going to the Holy Mountain of Kobolds? Is that reliable?"

He had also heard stories about the Holy Mountain of the Gnolls, but the legends preserved by this tribe of about a hundred Gnolls were extremely simple.

The Kobold Shamans, who have lost their cultural heritage, obviously do not have much vocabulary to express themselves.

Anyway, no one knew where it was or what it looked like. All I could say were a few descriptions like "It's so high!", "It's so far away!", "It's so magical!"

"The old shaman has been there! He still remembers the way!" Feisha said excitedly, "When the Big Dog Star appears on the top of Mount Borok, the Holy Mountain of the Kobolds will open, and all the Kobold tribes will go to worship!"

"Our tribe is too weak. We haven't worshipped the holy mountain for many years. Only the old shaman has been there!"

"I! Smart Fisa! The King of the Kobolds! I want to go to the Holy Mountain to worship! To receive the blessing of the Kobold God!"