So, he simply saved them as relics and plan to open them when needed.

By the way, the golden treasure chest he earned earlier was also kept in the system warehouse.

On one hand, he didn't particularly lack anything at the moment, so there was no need to keep opening treasure chests.

On the other hand, he believed in metaphysics.

He planned to save up several treasure chests and open them all at once, feeling that this way, the chances of getting good items would be higher.

He had to focus a bit.

If other players didn't invade, it wouldn't be a good idea to stay on guard all the time.

Since it was rare to have peace as a newbie, he should take advantage of the time when no one was attacking him to farm and prepare for a better future.

Lu G undoubtedly understood the essence of farming and developing.

While sending a few orders to remind the defensive generals of the border cities to stay vigilant and not let their guard down, he also needed to develop within the myriad civilizations.

There's a saying, to repel external threats, one must first secure internal peace.

The northern barbarians had already started to annoy Lu G.

Seizing this opportunity was just right to deal with them.

Moreover, upon thinking carefully, capturing that group of barbarians would also allow him to expand his army, which was a good thing for Lu Gi, who was currently short on troops.

The only headache was that to take the initiative, he first needed to ascertain the locations of the northern barbarian camps, and those camp locations were not easy to find.

Not to mention that there was a vast area of difficult mountainous terrain in between.

You needed to find a troop that was agile, flexible, and able to adapt to the terrain.

The sword and shield soldiers under Lu Mang's command were a suitable choice, but engaging in battle in terrain unfavorable to them would undoubtedly lead to significant casualties.

After previously losing half of his troops in a battle against Li Yuia, Lu G had not yet recovered and did not want to suffer another loss.

With this thought, Lu G suddenly thought of a more suitable candidate.

Helong sent a message to call Lie Ku to see me.

Yes, agile and flexible.

How could ordinary human soldiers compare to the wolf tribe? Most importantly, with the cooperation of the Weirwolf's keen sense of smell, they would likely find the northern barbarian camps much easier than other troops.

This subordinate Liku pays respects to your majesty.

Liku arrived quickly.

During this time, it was clear that its mood was quite good, as the influx of human merchants and the opening of shops brought new development and vitality to the wolf tribe.

After Li Yuia as death as the new leader of the wolf tribe, it was undoubtedly pleased with this situation and its loyalty to Lu Gi was steadily increasing.

Currently, Liku's loyalty had reached over 80 points, making it a trustworthy general, which was also the main reason why Lu Gi was willing to send the wolf tribe to carry out this task.

Le, I have a mission for your wolf warriors.

Upon hearing this, Liku's nerves tightened slightly.

It was worried that Luog would assign it some tasks that violated the traditions of the Wolf Tribe after submitting to the myriad civilizations.

The Wolf Tribe had regained some vitality and even had a vague feeling of better development than before.

At such a critical moment, Liku really did not want to face something that would put it in a difficult position.

At this time, Lu G, unaware of what Liku was thinking, explained the situation with the Northern Barbarians from beginning to end.

After hearing the entire story, Leica couldn't help but secretly breathe a sigh of relief.

Those northern barbarians plundering their food resources and harassing their border cities were unacceptable even in the Orc world.

It was only natural for Lu G to retaliate and eliminate the northern barbarian tribes.

This matter did not violate the traditions of the wolf tribe.

It seemed that Lu Gi was indeed fulfilling his promise at that time.

And unconsciously, Leiku's loyalty to Lu Gi increased by two points.

Chapter 390.

Night on this side.

As Leo hurried back to the werewolf tribe to prepare and dispatch troops to the north to eliminate the northern barbarians, a strong smell of blood filled an entire tribal camp somewhere north of the Wanja civilization's northern border.

The ground was littered with corpses and the blood flowing out mixed with the mud on the ground.

Listening to the gradually fading footsteps.

A figure hiding in the shadows was about to make a move, but was grabbed by someone next to him.

Shill, wait a little longer.

But my mom and dad, the young man, s red and swollen eyes, could no longer shed any tears as he stared at the two corpses in his line of sight.

Watching his parents die right in front of him, he felt utterly powerless, as if he would collapse at any moment.

If it weren't for the person beside him holding him tightly, he might have rushed out in desperation just as he was about to say something.

The previously fading footsteps suddenly returned, and pairs of green eyes glowed eerily in the darkness.

Inside the camp, the flickering fire light allowed those hiding in the shadows to barely see the faces of the approaching figures.

They were not human at all, with a pair of ears standing upright on their heads.

Their green eyes almost glowed in the dark.

Their long noses and sharp fangs presented them with a beast-like visage.

However, despite being beasts, they stood upright on two legs, supporting their entire bodies with short but sturdy legs, while their upper bodies above the waist were robust, creating a slight hunch.

A messy patch of coarse hair extended from their backs to their heads, and irregular dark brown spots covered their bodies, giving them a dirty and somewhat disgusting appearance.

This group of monsters attacked their tribal camp after nightfall, killing almost everyone in the tribe.

The pairs of green eyes quickly scanned the camp several times, and then one of them with a slightly awkward and stuttering voice spoke up, "You're thinking too much.

There are no living people.

Hearing this voice, the people hiding in the shadows felt their hair stand on end and their hearts dropped into their throats.

Probably.

At this moment, another voice chimed in.

There's still two corpses over there.

Let us drag them back.

Oh, those two humans are too old.

There is not much meat on them.

They're not worth dragging.

The awkward and stuttering voice spoke again before walking away, clearly not wanting to linger.

After thinking for a moment, another monster ultimately followed it, and the sound of their footsteps faded away.

After a while, the young man, who had been suppressing his emotions for so long, could finally no longer hold back and rushed out from his hiding spot.

His legs, which had been soaked in mud for too long, seemed unable to keep up with his movements, causing him to lose his balance and fall heavily into the mud.

However, this fall did not stop him.

He crawled on all fours to his parents' corpses, hugged the two cold bodies tightly, and closed his eyes in pain.

"Dad, mom.

" Seeing the figure kneeling in the mud, the young man still hiding in the shadows side.

"Let us go out, too.

" With this statement, one by one, the figure struggled to crawl out.

Looking at the tribal camp that had been ravaged by the monsters, each face revealed deep sorrow.

No one had expected that after nightfall, such a large group of monsters would come and almost wipe out their entire tribe.

Now that their homes were destroyed and they had nowhere to go, they lost their direction at that moment.

Each looking to the young man at the forefront for guidance, feeling the gazes of the people behind him.

The young man who was initially confused gradually became resolute will head towards the stone city to find the humans living there.

only they can deal with monsters like these.

Just as the young man said this, a green light gradually illuminated the darkness outside the camp.

At the moment his eyes caught that beam of light.

The young man as heart almost stopped and he shouted, "Run, run fast.

" A deadly chase ensued, the sounds of screams echoing behind him.

The young man dared not look back, fearing that what he would see would be a hellish scene.

So he ran desperately, ran with all his might.

His familiarity with the mountains and forests allowed him to run swiftly, even in the darkness, relying on the faint moonlight.

The young man did not know how long he had been running.

At first, he could feel the pain from something on the ground piercing his feet.

But now, he had completely lost sensation.

Cannot stop.

Cannot stop.

I must not stop.

Clenching his teeth, the young man roared in his heart, clearly aware from the heavy breathing behind him that the monsters were still chasing him.

If he stopped, it would only lead to death, so even if his legs broke, he had to keep running until the distant flicker of fire light came into his view.

That flicker of hope burned brightly in the distance.