"Generally, we don’t eat it, but if really starving, we do." A Bear Goblin looked at him for a long time, then answered honestly.
Upon hearing this, the life-loving Elder Damai felt it was a huge mistake that he had just recommended Lord Richard to keep these Bear Goblins.
"What do you do when you get sick?" Liu Zhenhan asked again.
"We rarely get sick, but if anyone does, we throw them out into the wilderness." Another Bear Goblin with swelled cheeks eagerly answered, "If one gets hurt in battle, and we are near, we would come to these priests living on the Red Earth Highland for treatment; if we are too far, we don’t bother coming over, too troublesome."
"Why don’t you just kidnap these ascetic monks to treat your ailments?" Liu Zhenhan found it amusing and started making a joke by pointing at the elderly Andulan and Green Party Mantis.
"They are too ugly." The Bear Goblin rolled his eyes, looking at the few monks for a while, and said something that wounded the monks’ pride.
"Mostly because food is insufficient." Another Bear Goblin lowered his head to think for a while before adding: "Apart from keeping a small number of human slaves, we don’t keep any other slaves."
"The food made by humans, especially roasted meat, is so delicious." This goblin drooled remembering it. Original content can be found at novｅlfire.net
"Where did you get so many human slaves from?" Liu Zhenhan seemed to have grasped a key point, even stopping scratching his nose.
"There are many traders from the human kingdom who come to the Bimon Kingdom. We can’t touch the large trade groups with mercenary bodyguards, but there are many smaller trade groups entering the wasteland. Sometimes victims of disaster even enter the Donau Wasteland, all of whom we treat as prey."
"Why are so many humans risking their lives to come here when they know that the wilderness is so dangerous?" Liu Zhenhan asked Helen.
"Huge trade profits are enough to lure humans to this risk." Helen replied: "Many bones of wild animals hunted by ordinary Bimons, crystal nuclei, fur, the purchase prices are very low, but they are worth a fortune in the human world. Enough to tempt human businessmen to venture across the vast wilderness. Moreover, they are unaware of the great dangers and numerous robbers lurking within."
"The ivory long knives used by the mammoth warriors can be exchanged for a decent house in the human world. " Ning Yu also nodded in agreement.
"Trade between our Fox tribes and humans has always been saturated. Every year, a large amount of goods is kept there. With Sanggan River and the wilderness, it is difficult to push trade to a peak." Helen shrugged regretfully.
"They are to blame." Liu Zhenhan took out a cigar and pointed at the two Bear Goblins. Immediately, Karu behind him shrewdly lit the cigar with flint before greedily sniffing the air.
"Don’t blame us entirely," the Bear Goblin said with a gloomy face, "There are other bandits on the wilderness. I’m not talking about other areas. Let’s take the 200-mile radius near Red Earth Highland, there are four groups of robbers. The largest group is the Razor Hill Goblin Tribe with thousands of members. One group is the Rock Johnson Ogre Tribe, another is the White Crow Wildman Tribe. We are the weakest among them. When others are having meat, we can only sip the soup."
"That’s not all!" another Bear Goblin said with frustration, "In the past, there were human merchants who specially traded with us robbers. They exchanged malt wine, grain, and weapons with us in exchange for the slaves and assets we robbed. But since last year these merchants disappeared. Now the people who come are human robbers, whose equipment and numbers are superior, robbing everyone they see, not only robbing their fellow human merchants, but also robbing us natives..."
"There are human merchants who trade with you robbers?" Liu Zhenhan found this quite novel.
"Yes, yes, yes... there is a group of human robbers near here. I recognize their leader, a bald, one-eyed human robber; he used to be the bodyguard of the merchants who traded with us. They start operations as the ice thaws with spring and disappear in winter. They also bribed the White Crow Wildman Tribe to help them with the robbery. Their methods are much better than ours." Another Bear Goblin continued.
"Heh, interesting. The traffickers turned into robbers." Liu Zhenhan sneered. This wasteland really is a good fief! The temple and Prince Richard, are really good bros.
"There was a small Prairie Elf tribe at the foot of the snow mountain and Populus forest two hundred miles away. Just when the leaves of the Populus trees turned red this year, they were wiped out by this group of human robbers and the wildman tribe."
"Well, elves are really beautiful..." Liu Zhenhan instantly recalled his recent lover’s fancy and began to daydream. When he snapped back out of it he noticed the three girls staring at him with icy faces full of skepticism and quickly explained: "Hey... it’s just a rumor... just a rumor..."
"Those robbers are actually human slave hunters and adventuring pirates. These bold human robbers even dare to enter the Bimon Kingdom." Helen looked at him suspiciously, almost grinding her teeth.
She had such personal experiences, naturally feeling hateful and aggrieved.
"Their fates have ended!" Liu Zhenhan silently let out a sigh of relief: "Grandma, I’ve been thinking about how to handle these Bear Goblins, now I know what to do!"
The faces of the two Bear Goblins suddenly turned pale.
The unpredictable temper of Pige Lord led their oxygen-deficient brains to picture a terrible scene - the Bear Goblins aligned by the Red Earth Highland, being sprayed collectively by the piglet who could spray magic water arrows into a beehive.
"Relax, lads." Liu Zhenhan patted the two Bear Goblins with swelled cheeks: "I won’t kill you."
"Take them away." Liu Zhenhan casually waved his finger at Karu.
The two Bear Goblins, whose hearts were beating like drums, were kicked and pushed out of the cave by Karu with uneasy feelings.
"I’ve made my decision!" Liu Zhenhan put out the cigar, saying every word distinctly: "I want to be a robber!"
With a "snap", even the usually calm Ning Yu broke her goose quill pen into two.
Eyeballs were bouncing off the floor in the cave.
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