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Chapter 1263 - 1263 221 Inspection Team

1263: Chapter 221, Inspection Team 1263: Chapter 221, Inspection Team “The Inheritance Light has appeared!”

No one knew who shouted, but all Orcs abandoned their opponents and rushed towards the pillars of light.

The real test had begun; the earlier slaughter was just a foretaste, now it was a matter of life and death.

There were only one hundred pillars of light, yet the Orc Empire had well more than a hundred species.

Moreover, each species participating in the inheritance trial had sent in a hundred individuals, the intensity of the competition is imaginable.

Glaem, who reacted quickly enough, leaped directly into the nearest pillar of light, infuriating the mass of Orcs who cursed upon arriving.

Losing to others in the competition was one thing, but losing out to a Pigg was an embarrassment they couldn’t live down.

Unfortunately, once you enter an Inheritance Light pillar, you can no longer take action.

If one could still fight during the inheritance, it would turn into a slaughter until only a hundred remained.

While cursing Glaem’s projected failure after entering the light, a multitude of Orcs threw themselves into the struggle for the other pillars.

Everything outside was no longer related to Glaem; as the first in Pigg Clan’s history to seize a light pillar, he had no experience to rely on and fell into an illusion as soon as he entered.

According to past practice, the probability of Orcs obtaining inheritance after entering a pillar was around twenty to thirty percent.

It wasn’t that the Beast God deliberately made it difficult for the faithful, but that there was indeed a threshold for inheritance.

The outside world thought it was the Beast God’s inheritance, but in reality, the Inherited Land was only meant to activate the memories hidden deep within their bloodline.

Orcs who successfully obtained the inheritance had a smooth sailing cultivation afterwards, largely because they activated their species’ bloodline.

Since it involved activating the bloodline, naturally, there was a chance of failure.

Especially for new species born of mixed blood, with various bloodlines intermingling within, awakening became even more challenging.

In the illusion, Glaem became a joyful golden-yellow piglet.

Bathing in the sunlight daily, he ran merrily across the meadows, living a carefree life until disaster struck.

Countless Demons emerged from the Abyss.

To avoid becoming food, numerous companions stood against the invaders but struggled to prevent their homeland’s fall.

Glaem, too, joined the resistance, fighting alongside countless members of his kind against the Demons.

During the battles, he learned a lot and grew significantly stronger, eventually becoming a strongman of his clan.

Glaem, holding significant power, did not slack off and continued his daily cultivation.

The final battle finally began, and in the midst of this great war, Glaem broke through to the Sanctuary, wreaking havoc on all sides.

Regrettably, his good times were short-lived.

The dazzling performer Glaem was soon targeted by the enemy.

In one fight, he carelessly fell into an ambush and met his end.

Life ended, the dream dissipated!

Sorting through the scattered memories from the dream, Glaem took some time to come to his senses.

“So this is the inheritance!”

The strength from the dream didn’t carry over, but the accumulated cultivation experience and life wisdom did.

His skin, originally just tinged with golden yellow, was now thoroughly transformed.

From a distance, it looked like a chunk of gold.

“Golden Pigg!”

Or, one might say, a Golden Pig!

Glaem, ignorant of much, knew nothing more.

He had never heard of such a Sanctuary Divine Beast among the pig-like Magical Beasts, which were few in the Sanctuary to begin with.

Without time for further thought, he was teleported out as the light pillar flashed.

Similar scenes unfolded continuously within the Inherited Land.

Winners rejoiced, while losers wept bitterly, a full display of life’s vicissitudes.

The higher echelons of the Orc Empire waiting tensely on the outside were now in a panic, fearing their species would gain nothing this time.

On the contrary, some weaker species were incredibly calm.

If not for the presence of too many big shots, they would have preferred to go back to sleep.

There was nothing they could do; they had not seen a single success in countless years and had long lost faith in the Beast God’s inheritance.

Within the Orc Empire, aside from ranking the species by strength, the frequency and number of inheritance achievements were also used to categorize them.

Generally speaking, the two criteria overlapped.

However, there were occasional exceptions, such as the Bimon Tribe.

Throughout the millennia, they had received the most inheritances, long standing at the top of the empire’s food chain, though now they were in decline.

Even the Beast God’s inheritance couldn’t prevent the rise and fall of a species.

Compared to most declining species, the Bimon Tribe was still considered lucky.

They had fallen from the Royal Family to the ruling group but at least remained within the power circle.

As countless lights flashed by, the Bearman Emperor was the first to speak: “The teleportation has begun.

It seems that the inheritance is about to end.

What to do next, how to handle the subsequent shifts in the situation, we need to come up with a plan.”

As per the Orc Empire’s custom, they were naturally ready for action.

However, this time was different; they had just been beaten up by Hudson’s group and were all still feeling the aftershock.

Now, “invading the Alpha Kingdom” clearly wasn’t a good option.

Even if the other side’s Sanctuary couldn’t take action, there was the concern of them exploiting loopholes!

If the Alpha Kingdom initiated the war, they could ask for support from the Anti-Human Alliance; if they started the war themselves, they had to bear the consequences alone.

In fact, this restrictive rule was created from the beginning for the Orc Empire.

In the past, the Orc Empire had more than once started wars and dragged the Alliance into the fray, angering all parties involved.

They added this patch specifically during the renewal of the alliance treaty.