Warlord: King of All Clans

At night, the lord's house in Hewan was brightly lit. After a banquet, a group of servants were busy clearing away the dinner dishes.

Because Strong led the kobolds to defeat the Westerland Cavalry and Riverbend was spared a war, a small banquet was held in the big house to reward the victorious commander Strong.

Uriyan also admired Strong for his outstanding military ability, and incorporated the kobold firearms team he formed into the River Bay Lord's Army, which became the second regular kobold army after Rambowan's kobold scout team.

Even if there were some tricks involved in defeating the 2,000 Western Border cavalry, the troop was still a formidable armed force that no ruler would let go.

Strong was extremely excited to have jumped from a kobold shaman to the leader of the River Bay Lords' army. He was fooled by Ivan and others and got drunk. He was now lying on the floor of the hall snoring.

The werewolf leader Akhan also came and met with Uriyan, the great lord of the river bay, and presented the herbs and magic crystals accumulated by the tribe.

Having lived a life of slavery, he knows how to survive and endure better than his own people.

In the lord's house at the river bend, he saw the most bizarre sight he had ever seen.

It was clearly the residence of a human lord, but a large group of aliens lived inside.

Human, kobold and orc cubs mixed together, chasing and fighting, and fighting for candy.

The ogre Krog, the minotaur Strong, and the dog-headed man Ilwen all had their own seats at the banquet and accepted the service of human servants without any guilt.

Feisa, the king of the ogres, has a status second only to that of the human lords. All human subjects must salute her when they see her!

This werewolf doesn't look out of place at all among them.

The burly werewolf sat cross-legged in the corner, looking at the commotion in the big house, and became more convinced that his choice was the right one.

Leo didn't have time to take care of the werewolf leader Akohan who had just joined the Riverbend Zoo. He took Freya, Elodi, Seti and two green-skinned cubs, holding a plate of after-dinner pastries, hiding behind the door of the living room and peeking inside.

Originally, Uliyan had to go to the living room to continue working after dinner, but he was driven out by the angry Olivia. Now he could only sit on the lord's throne and read a book.

His civil servant Savinting couldn't help but be curious and sneaked into Leo's team.

Leo held the pastries and stared at the living room with everyone, while not forgetting to put a piece of potato chips in everyone's mouth.

In the living room, poor Fesha hung her head, with her hands, tail and ears hanging down, and leaned her forehead against the wall, listening to Olivia's lecture without interest.

She was being punished by Olivia.

"Hide werewolves? Three hundred werewolves? Can you hide that? What if they have bad intentions? You won't even know how you died!"

"And you didn't tell me you found a copper mine. You don't know how much copper is needed in the river bay? The bastard Leo melted my wash basin when he cast an iron cannon last time."

"That was my wedding present from Uncle Rusev!"

"I heard from Rambowan that twenty dogs died in the Kobold Valley last month? And dozens more were lost?"

Leo craned his neck, raised a hand to his mouth, and whispered, "You still have a habit of stealing things~!"

"Yes! You are becoming more and more disobedient. Starting tomorrow, you must carry your schoolbag with you to school!"

"Stand still!"

Feisha couldn't help it, "I am the king of the kobolds! I don't want to go to school!"

Olivia shook her head mercilessly, "The Kobold King does not conflict with school!"

Feisha wagged her tail and begged, "I'm not a three-year-old child anymore. I'm four now. I can take care of my people!"

"Four years old?" Olivia glanced at the orc cub Thrall, who was drooling at the door and looking inside, and felt the gap between people.

Leo had high hopes for the orc cubs he brought back. He named the smartest orc cub Thrall and the strongest orc cub Grommash.

It’s a pity that they are only four years old now and are almost spoiled by Olivia.

The clever Thrall spends all day thinking about how to get free food and drink, while the strong Grommash is fascinated by the choir of the Church of the Holy Light and is now learning to sing the Holy Light Hymns with Brother Dewitt.

Finally, Olivia made up her mind, “Four years old is just right for school!”

After all, Fisa is the noble king of the ogres, so in the end, Freya did not get to see Fisa being beaten as she wished, after all, a large group of cubs were watching.

Poor Fesha, the next day she went to Hewan Primary School to report, carrying the small schoolbag that Olivia had sewn for her, surrounded by a large group of dog-headed guards.

Olivia, who has been involved in the management of River Bay for a long time, deeply understands that the qualities a manager needs to possess are far beyond those of ordinary citizens.

Frasa has a great talent for internal affairs and can properly manage the Gnoll Valley, but from Olivia's current perspective, this primitive tribal management is very extensive.

What's more, the Gnoll Tribe has expanded further and is no longer limited to the Gnoll Valley.

After all, Fraser is still a cub, lacking adult thinking and only focusing on her own interests.

If we are not interested in something, we will not delve into it as long as there is no trouble.

For example, the mining areas and workshops owned by the ogres are completely barbaric, and the basic rules are formulated under Leo's coercion, and it is not certain that many ogres abide by them.

Only after something goes wrong will Fraser try to make amends.

In the past, when there were fewer dogs, there was no middle management and any problem could be solved directly by going to Fraser. However, as the number of dog-headed people and their settlements increased, this simple rule began to lose its effectiveness.

Feisa brought back a small clan of ogres and left them there. When she went to see them again, they were bullied by other clans and had run away in disappointment, returning to their wild nature.

Or they might excitedly open a mine and throw out two hundred kobold miners, but when they go to collect the ore a month or two later, more than half of the kobolds may have been killed or injured.

If Fisa thinks there's nothing wrong with stealing, then the kobolds will just steal like crazy!

In the eyes of kind-hearted Olivia, this is unacceptable!

Following the example of the Lord's Mansion, the humans of the River Bay reluctantly treated the kobolds as companions and stopped abusing and bullying them for fun, but most people still regarded them as inferior creatures.

But Olivia is different. She has raised a large group of dogs and has treated this simple-minded race equally.

The kobolds of the River Bend are her people too!

She doesn't have the time or energy to help Frasa manage the kobold tribe, but she has a large group of dog-headed children!

Olivia decided to send twelve experienced dog-headed girls back to the dog-headed tribe to supervise the dog-headed settlements and industries and establish systems and order.

Her dogs and children are not nearly as smart as Fraser, but at least they know the rules.

As for Frasa, she should stay in River Bend and study systematically, learn management experience from Olivia, and grow into an excellent ruler.

(I have one chapter posted today, and I am writing the second chapter!)