By logical proof, in the face of sufficient benefits, the Beastman Territory wouldn’t fuss about them developing in the Human Territory.
O’Casey listened, his eyes flickering briefly.
When O’Neill and his team had just returned, he had heard that they had brought back good stuff, but he hadn’t taken it seriously.
But now it seed that the territory that even the clever Dogn were willing to follow must really have a lot of good things.
He wasn’t stupid, and he quickly understood the aning behind Lucas’s words, and it also made him realize sothing.
That was, perhaps this ti when they returned, they might be able to bring back so significant achievents!
"Are the things in the Human Territory really that good?" asked O’Casey.
"Of course, look at what we’re eating, all bought from the Human Territory, cheap, convenient, and tasty." Saying this, Lucas imdiately had soone share so food.
After letting O’Casey and his n try it, he continued, "Besides food, living necessities are also very cheap. What we Beastn lack most in our territory are various kinds of household items, such as clothes, shoes, furniture, and other living supplies. These are rarely seen in Beastman Territory but are abundant and cheap in Human Territory. If you need them, we can have O’Neill bring them regularly for a small fee."
O’Neill, listening, his eyes brightened. He hadn’t thought of that!
O’Casey was sowhat persuaded as well.
However...
"Are you saying all this to make us let you go?"
"Just looking for a win-win cooperation, and besides, do you think with your numbers, who can actually let whom go? Even if you’re all higher level than us, the difference in numbers makes it uncertain who would win!" Lucas pursued a diplomatic approach first.
First present the attitude, then show off the strength.
A two-pronged approach!
Heh heh!
The things he had learned in Hope Village were really not few.
Humans really are too cunning.
No wonder the Human Clan Kingdom, despite being the weakest in strength among all the kingdoms and targeted for many years, still robustly maintained its own territory.
O’Casey was instantly speechless.
Indeed, now with the addition of a group of Dogman Warriors, their situation had clearly beco delicate.
"Fine! I’ll relay your words to the Lord, and I hope you can co back on ti next month, then we’ll wait for your good stuff," O’Casey said, turning around to leave with the soldier team.
Watching them go, O’Neill sighed deeply, "Finally, they’ve gone. Lucas, you’re incredible! It’s all Paul’s fault, his mouth is just too loose!"
"It’s been so long since the last Territory War, and he just picked this ti to settle scores with you! Definitely, because his side suffered heavy losses in their territory and he’s having a tough ti there. Next ti you go back, after reconciling with the territory, you might have a chance to teach him a lesson and get so revenge!"
"Alright!" O’Neill nodded.
"Let’s hurry up and leave! They must have tracked us by scent, let’s reach the border before nightfall and make our move under the cover of darkness," Lucas said imdiately.
"Yes."
Very soon, the team assembled and departed.
Top to bottom, young and old, no one complained.
Being cautious is paramount when you’re outside!
And so, the group continued their journey through the Lulayo Forest.
With the forest’s cover, they were certainly less noticeable.
Thus, by the ti night fell, they had finally reached the border line.
O’Neill and Lucas sent a team ahead to check the pathway.
Just when they thought there wouldn’t be any problems, several Dogn rushed back with urgent news.
"There’s a group of Human rcenary Teams ahead, they’ve captured many Beastn!"
Upon hearing this, both n’s pupils couldn’t help but constrict.
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