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Chapter 459 - 459 459 The Proud and Insolent Werewolves

459: Chapter 459 The Proud and Insolent Werewolves 459: Chapter 459 The Proud and Insolent Werewolves “The sniper must remain hidden for now and cannot be deployed; if there are really too many, then let the Beastmen take action.” Anyway, the favor from the Beastmen has to be requested sooner or later, so might as well have them move.

The sniper must stay hidden for now, as this is a trump card in defending our own territory.

It’s a move specifically designed against Undead Mages, to be revealed only when they show up.

If it’s exposed too early and those Undead Mages are prepared, then the sniper will not be very effective.

An Undead Mage who is prepared has many hidden tricks; that could cause a lot of trouble for our lands.

But once this wave is over, and our territorial development gets on the right track, the next time it will be easier.

“Okay, I understand.

It’s just that things with the Beastmen are a bit…” Xi Fei hesitated to continue.

“What’s the matter, is there trouble with the Beastmen?” Zhao Guang asked in surprise.

“They look down on the Rabbitfolk, so there are some conflicts.”

Look down on them?

Zhao Guang knew about this, but regarding conflicts: “Explain in detail.”

Xi Fei found some information and handed it to Zhao Guang.

With the information and Xi Fei’s explanation, Zhao Guang understood what was happening.

These Werewolves still retained the behaviors from their time among the Beastmen.

To the Werewolves, Rabbitfolk were just like slaves, even if they weren’t their own slaves.

They could bully the powerless Rabbitfolk as they pleased.

If it weren’t for the territorial patrol teams and Aleya’s orders, they probably would have committed public massacres of Rabbitfolk.

After all, such acts seemed quite normal to them.

Through this information, Zhao Guang also realized why the Rabbitfolk couldn’t prosper.

It wasn’t just because they were weak; it was mostly because most Beastmen didn’t even consider them human.

Especially when encountering Werewolves who would kill them on a whim, getting too close could possibly lead to their extinction.

Because of these issues, conflicts between Coscola and the Werewolves had been ceaseless recently.

If these people were allowed onto the battlefield, then the Werewolves, once unleashed, might become even more brutal.

There’s no other way; among the Beastmen, Werewolves are relatively more brutal in nature.

“In that case, I’ll go and talk to them.” No choice, what else can I do?

This is a massive latent issue; if it can’t be resolved, then we’ll have to find a way to send them away.

For the Beastmen, the Wolf Cavalry is a very powerful force, an elite unit.

But for me, if they can’t guarantee to act according to my order, then they are the root of unrest and trouble.

This issue must be resolved as soon as possible—the sooner it’s dealt with, the less of a threat it becomes.

If tolerated, who knows what problems it might lead to later.

If only I’d known the character of Werewolves from the start, I would never have let them in.

Indeed, the more honest and simple kinds seem to be more suitable.

Although Zhao Guang had encountered Jackal Wolfmen before, and technically speaking, Jackal Wolfmen are even more brutal than Werewolves.

But previously, the Beastmen were too valuable to me, and their senses were too good.

Without anything else for comparison, I failed to see the difference.

I actually thought that all Beastmen were relatively easy to talk to.

Having reviewed the material, Zhao Guang went directly to the Beastmen’s temporary dwelling place.

“Zhao Guang, why have you come here so late?

Do you have any orders?” Aleya walked over and sat opposite Zhao Guang.

It looked like she had just taken a bath; her tail was all fluffed up.

There was also a faint scent on her, which seemed to be emanating from some kind of shower gel, though he couldn’t quite remember which.

“It’s mainly because of the Werewolves.

I didn’t expect them to cause so much trouble,” Zhao Guang handed the documents to Aleya.

Aleya flipped through them but didn’t seem too surprised.

“I know about these matters.

There have already been quite a few complaints.”

“Then why not resolve them?

You know that they won’t be able to integrate into Human Territory if things continue like this.

If it causes any disputes in the future, I’m afraid it will be even more troublesome.”

Aleya nodded as well, she was all too aware of this issue, but there was nothing she could do about it; the people at the royal court didn’t see it that way.

They believed that only the strong and elite could show their respect for Zhao Guang.

Those with heads filled with muscles, each and every one of them valued strength above all else.

And with the Beastmen’s style of management, they couldn’t understand what Human management was like.

“These people, they don’t listen to me,” Aleya said.

“What?

Aren’t you their representative?

How could they not listen to you?” Zhao Guang was even more surprised.

“The Werewolf tribe reveres the strong.

They believe only powerful individuals are worthy of their allegiance and obedience.

If it weren’t for Kapas accompanying them, they might be even more out of line.”

“But your strength is not weak either, right?” Aleya was no simple character.

Upon hearing this, Aleya flashed a sweet smile.

“My Priest level is not bad, but my combat strength is insufficient.

Moreover, you don’t know that Beastmen truly only admire direct combat power; they prefer warriors.

In their eyes, Mages and Priests are cowards.”

Zhao Guang felt an urge to hold his head in his hands.

What kind of situation was this?

Can’t they see the formidable power of magic?

Calling them cowards?

They must all have something wrong with them.

How many Beastmen have died at the hands of Mages, but it turned out they didn’t recognize that at all.

“However, there is now a solution.

You are the Lord here, and as long as you can defeat the leader of the Wolf Cavalry in a head-on fight, they will follow your every command, and they will abide by your rules.”

“Defeat the Werewolf leader in a direct confrontation?

You think too highly of me.

Without magic, I’m only an Intermediate Warrior,” Zhao Guang said.

Though he was close to reaching the peak, Intermediate was still Intermediate.

“Don’t worry.

Since I’m suggesting it, there’s a chance you can win.

After all, Elena is just at the peak of Intermediate level,” Aleya mentioned.

Elena was the leader of the Wolf Cavalry and a woman.

That said, standing out among the strength-revering Werewolves was no simple feat for Elena.

“Are you speaking of an Intermediate Warrior?

That can’t be possible.

The leader of two thousand Wolf Cavalry is just Intermediate?” Zhao Guang found it hard to believe that such strength could be excessively weak.

In Zhao Guang’s view, someone who could command so many elite Cavalry should at least be an Advanced Warrior.

“Indeed, that is the case.

Although the Werewolves revere the strong, their natural talents are much inferior to dominating tribes like the Lion Tigers.

Besides, to come to Human Territory, the true powerhouses would somewhat disdain it.”