Although from his modern perspective, notions of Wolfclan traditions and honor were all nonsense.

It could not be denied that many werewolves still followed this tradition with Leiko being the foremost among them.

Liu and Jia had many reasons for yielding to Leiko.

On one hand, apart from being obsessed with that bit of Wolfland tradition, Leiku had indeed risked his life for him over the years, displaying unwavering loyalty, there was no need to fall out over such a trivial matter.

On the other hand, among the new generation of weirwolves, there had not been anyone powerful enough to rival Leu.

Although he had orc races like humans, minotaurs, dogheaded people, and fox people under his command, he himself had ultimately mutated into a werewolf in a situation where he could not fight well if there was ta powerful general to stabilize the situation within his own clan.

How could the other orc races submit to him? Thus, amid various intertwined reasons, the internal issues of the wolf clan were likely more complicated than those of other orc races.

After a period of stalemate during which Liku remained silent but unwavering, Li Yuia feeling stuck on a tiger and unable to dismount felt a pang in his heart.

Finally, he simply turned his head and walked toward the city, saying in an irritable tone, "Everyone go clear the battlefield and collect the spoils.

" At that moment, the originally united Wolfclan forces clearly split into two.

One part followed Li Yujia while the other part stood still like Liku watching Liuia make a concession in a different way.

The werewolf warriors who remained in place all breathe a sigh of relief.

Although they supported Liu s position.

Li Yuia was ultimately their clan leader and the great chief of the entire orc tribe.

No one could deny the contributions he had made to the entire wolf clan.

They truly did not want to see a falling out between Liku and Li Yujia.

General, how should we handle these human corpses? Should we dig a pit to bury them? One werewolf warrior asked Leo.

Hearing this, Leo shook his head.

They may be humans, but they deserve respect and should have a proper funeral.

However, the great chief will not allow me to do this.

For now, find a place to preserve them.

Later, I will find an opportunity to send these corpses to the human city.

Chapter 350.

Arrival at the front line.

At this moment, it was clear to anyone that Lee UNGs mood was exceptionally terrible.

With pinup anger that had nowhere to go, he kicked the door of a house by the roadside.

The door was instantly kicked open without any resistance.

It wasn't he that he was particularly strong, but rather that the door wasn't he locked at all.

Feeling that something was off, Leuenia instinctively stepped inside to take a look, only to find the entire house completely empty, not even a shadow in sight.

Something was wrong.

The pair of wolf ears on his head twitched slightly.

The wolf tribe had always had keen hearing and smell.

Yet since earlier, the entire city had felt eerily silent, as if there was no one else around besides them.

With this thought rising in his mind, Leujuk's expression changed slightly, and he quickly rushed out of the house, pushing open the door of the neighboring room.

Empty, empty, still empty.

After forcefully barging into several rooms, Leu and Jia his expression grew darker and darker.

He had vaguely sensed a fact that he did not want to face it all.

What a joke.

The city he had worked so hard to capture turned out to be a ghost town.

For Leuia, humans were an important resource.

As mentioned before, the technological and productive capabilities of his orc civilization were very low.

Therefore, when they wanted to obtain something, they either snatched it directly from humans or captured humans along with it.

They needed those human slaves to help them produce.

However, perhaps due to the harsh living conditions in the orc kingdom for humans, the humans he captured never lasted more than a few years before dying almost without exception.

He tried to solve his problem, but ultimately found it unsolvable.

Thus, he had no choice but to keep capturing humans to serve them.

Making humans and the weapons and equipment, they produced vital resources for every orc invasion.

Given this premise, it was easy to imagine how explosively Yuja s mindset was upon facing an empty city.

Needless to say, the entire city s population had fled.

So, how could the armory and granary possibly be full? The only silver lining was that the equipment stripped from the dead bodies was still usable.

However, it seemed that the werewolf warriors under him did not want him to be relieved for too long.

A werewolf warrior who had rushed over without hesitation reminded him of another reality that made his mindset explode.

That was the series of massive explosions that had suddenly occurred on the city walls during the previous battle, which had completely obliterated his red fox archers and the four crossbows on the wall.

This time it could be said that Li Yuia s mindset had completely exploded.

It was the first time he had suffered such a significant loss during a night raid.

At the same time, in light of such damage, especially the complete annihilation of the red fox archers, he would need to take a few days to adjust and calm the morale of his troops.

Meanwhile, on the other side, the army personally led by Lu Gi officially set off in the pouring rain.

Worried about the situation at the front, he naturally employed the strategy of speed is of the essence.

Marching quickly through the night and arriving at Shang Yuan city by the morning two days later.

By the way, the Schwanja army led by Luo Yong arrived half a day earlier.

And on the other side, after receiving his urgent report, Lu Ming and Gujan also temporarily changed their marching routes.

Thanks to a rapid march, they arrived at Shang Yuan City one after another.

As soon as the army entered the city, Xiaoan, who had been waiting inside, decisively knelt upon seeing Luo Gi, saying, "This subordinate Xiao Pan pays respects to your majesty.

Please punish me.

" As he spoke, Ziao Pan's head had already heavily bowed to the ground.

The dull sound of his forehead hitting the ground made Luo GS heart tighten, looking at Ziao Pan, who had his forehead pressed against the ground.

Luo Gi couldn't te help but take a deep breath and slowly said, "Zhiao Pan, victory and defeat are common occurrences in warfare.

You need not.

" Before he could finish, Xiao Pan suddenly raised his head.

In the instant their eyes met, Lu Gi felt as if there were two flames burning fiercely in Xiao Pan s dark eyes.

That was definitely not the gaze of a despondent person.

Your Majesty, this subordinate pleads for forgiveness, not because of the defeat at Iron Wall City, but to request another opportunity to personally slay those monsters and avenge the fallen soldiers afterward.

How your majesty wants to deal with this subordinate, even if it means death.

This subordinate will have no complaints.

Xiao Pan's determination was beyond Lu G's expectations.

There was not a hint of despair.

He had completely transformed his unwillingness and pain into a blazing rage.

This situation undoubtedly relieved Lu G.

Transforming feelings into anger and hatred was better than becoming stubborn or despondent.

Thinking of this, Lu Gi decisively nodded.

Xiaoan, I am very pleased that you can think this way.

However, just as he said this, a soldier from within Shang Yuan City urgently rode over, startling the guards beside Luo Gi, who were nearly ready to draw their swords.

As the commanding officer of Shang Yuan City, Zhaoing was undoubtedly alarmed by such a commotion among his troops.

He shouted angrily, presumptuous, "His majesty is here.

Get down from your horse at once.

" at Xiao Ming s roar.

The soldier on horseback evidently noticed Luo GS presence panicked and fell directly off his horse.

Then without even bothering to cry out in pain, he hurriedly knelled on the ground saying I'm dead.

I didn't he know his majesty was here.

Please forgive me.

It's fine.

Looking at the terrified soldier, Lu G waved his hand.

Speak.

What happened to make you so flustered? There are monster troops outside the city.

The moment he heard this, both Lu Gi standing there and Xiaoan kneeling on the ground exchange a glance.

Then Lu G quickly said, "Go, let us take a look.

" He let a few generals riding swiftly from the west gate of Shang Yuan City to the east gate.

After climbing up the wall, Lu Gi clearly saw a small troop approaching in the distance.

Raising his telescope for a quick confirmation after seeing the appearance of the opposing side.

Ly's pupils suddenly contracted.