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151: Chapter 109: Digging a Hole_1 151: Chapter 109: Digging a Hole_1 In the Mountain Domain, Hudson gazed at the bizarre creatures that appeared before his eyes, finding that his understanding of life forms was completely overturned.

According to the official history of the Continent of Aslante, there were no Orcs in the Ancient Era.

It wasn’t until a self-proclaimed Beast God appeared and guided the Magical Beasts to evolve into intelligent species.

Then, under the epiphany of the Divine Spirit, rats evolved into Ratmen, lions into Lionmen, eagles into Hawkmen, and leopards into Leopardmen…

The more impressive one was the evolution into Pigg and Boar People, the former inheriting laziness, and the latter inheriting strength.

As for the Magical Beasts that did not undergo evolution, they were stubborn and were unexplained creatures abandoned by the Divine Spirits.

However, this interpretation was strongly opposed by Belsden.

According to the young bear’s theory, those who wrote history were unprincipled and fabricated everything without any basis.

The appearance of Orcs was purely the result of some intelligent races meddling and interbreeding with wild beasts.

Among these, the Human Race contributed the most, followed by the Dragon Race, dwarves, Giants…

these Species also contributed, including Divine Spirits.

If one insists on saying there’s a species with no ties, probably only the fastidious elves did not participate in race creation.

Maybe this is also the reason why elves and Orcs have always been at odds with each other.

The evidence is very simple: the overall quality of Orcs is far inferior to that of Magical Beasts.

Not only is their strength weakened, but the wisdom of most Orcs is also inferior to that of Magical Beasts.

Only their exceptional members can be on par with their respective Magical Beast counterparts.

With both wisdom and strength regressing, surely one could not only grow claws through evolution, right?

Such evolution could be said to be regression rather than progression.

Of course, the persuasion of this evidence needs strengthening.

After all, the direction of evolution is uncontrollable, and having a lot of failure products is not surprising.

The key issue lies in the “inspiration of the Divine Spirit”.

If a large number of failures are produced under the guidance of the Divine Spirit, it would simply be unbearable.

On the contrary, Hudson found the incest breeding theory easier to accept.

After all, there is a severe polarity among Orcs, and both its upper and lower limits go to terrifying extremes.

If it is related to the ancestors who created them, it makes sense.

They are all hybrids, and the species tainted with Divine Spirit bloodlines are likely to be much stronger than the average intelligent race.

Some powerful species within the Orc Empire insist on claiming that they are descendants of the Divine Spirit.

Apart from the uniform faith in the Beast God, there are also many racial Divine Spirits or totems.

The real-life template is Prince Alex of the Orc Empire.

As the one who’s contributed the most to his race in his generation, he has many peculiar descendants.

Aside from a few who have decent talents, the rest are weak species, at least in comparison with pure-blooded Bimon.

If all of these mixed-blood creatures continue to interbreed, no one knows how many new species will be generated.

The emergence of a large number of new species also indirectly verifies the feasibility of the “Hybrid Theory”.

At least a considerable part of the Orc Species is born as a result of mixed-race interbreeding.

After taking a careful look and satisfying his curiosity, Hudson decisively put an end to the thought of further seeking the truth.

Some things are better known less.

What if they accidentally uncover a shocking secret that has been sealed for a long time?

Could they still live their lives?

“I wonder what brings Baron Katelai here today?”

Hudson asked with confusion.

For no reason, he did not believe that his good neighbor came to give gifts specially.

Moreover, these bizarre Orcs in front of him were not suitable to be offered as gifts.

If one were to really offer a gift, then Fox Girls, Rabbit Girls, Cat Girls, Leopard Girls…

these different race beauties, are more likely to win the favor of the master.

Of course, this is just a thought.

The prices of these race beauties are not cheap, often surpassing human girls on the slave market, usually starting with dozens of Gold Coins.

Given their relationship, the generous Master Hudson would only offer ten iron pots.

How could Katelai give away dozens of exotic beauties?

“I heard that Baron Hudson has been busy clearing the wilderness recently, and I happen to have a batch of cheap and useful Orc Slaves.

If you’re interested, I can transfer them,” Baron Katelai stated bluntly.

The two had done business before, and he knew Hudson’s wavering nature very well.

If he did not get straight to the point, this cunning merchant could make him go around in circles all day.

With the mentality of freeing oneself a day earlier by taking action a day earlier, Baron Katelai did not want to keep a bunch of Orc Slaves around that irked him.

Hudson took another look at these Orc Slaves and admitted that he was indeed tempted.

Clearing the wilderness was a strenuous task, currently focusing on the hilly areas is bearable, but once his reach extended into the swamp area, it would be a death zone.

In the Continent of Aslante, there are numerous peculiar creatures and dangerous terrains, nobody knows what dangers lurk in the mysterious swamps.

Even without these dangers, the cost of developing the swamp would not be small, without enough lives to pour into it, one could not possibly hope for any results.

If there were no risks, the fertile swamps would have been occupied long ago, how could Hudson possibly get a share?