Then he turned his head to ng Zhuo: "Clan leader, should we remove the stone blocking the cave entrance?"
ng Zhuo slapped him on hearing this: "Are you stupid, huh? It will take so ti for the smoke to kill off the Stinger Bugs. If you move the stone away now, are you trying to stir up trouble?"
The orc scratched his head: "I just thought that the Stinger Bugs would die once they encounter the smoke..."
"Co on, who do you think let that Nakula in? Don’t you have any idea?" ng Luo’s voice ca from the side, causing ng Zhuo’s face to drop imdiately.
"I say, little brother, after all, I’m your elder brother, right? Is it really okay for you to disrespect like this?" ng Zhuo puffed up his cheeks, looking at his little brother.
ng Luo looked at his elder brother: "I’ve told you many tis before that Nakula is unreliable and not to associate with him too much, but you never listened. Now, what’s the outco? You’ve gotten yourself into such a ss."
ng Zhuo chuckled a few tis: "Next ti I see that bastard, I’ll kill him." His expression was vicious.
ng Luo rolled his eyes: "Firstly, let’s focus on staying alive."
Having said that, he handed him a segnted tree jar: "This is the antidote for the white smoke that the Pangolin Orc from the Watson Tribe brought over; everyone in the tribe has taken it."
ng Zhuo reached out to take it and gulped it down imdiately, finally wiping his mouth: "You, the smoke was almost here and you just gave it to . I was almost going to drop dead."
The mont he stopped talking, white smoke began seeping in through the crevices of the large rock.
Slowly, it filled the cave. There was no suffocating odor, and it was even accompanied by a very pleasant fragrance.
"The smoke slls really nice, can it really kill the Stinger Bugs?"
"Potions prepared by the Shaman Ji Nuan, what do you think?"
The surrounding orcs took a deep breath in: "Indeed, it does sll nice, hehe."
The range of the white smoke gradually expanded. Watching Namila and few other beasts whose eyes were turning white, Ya Li pulled a face, cringing as he took out a segnted tree jar from his waist and handed it to an orc nearby: "Here, give them a sip. Don’t give them too much. As long as they don’t die, it’s enough."
Seeing their leader being so stingy, an orc rolled his eyes speechlessly, took the segnted tree jar, and went to feed the white-eyed beasts with the antidote.
"You... *cough*... Doing this to us, my father won’t let you off. Just you wait." Although she was extrely weak, Namila was still quite ’resilient’, continuing to utter threats.
Ya Li glanced at her, laughing coldly: "Heh, you scared ."
Having said that, he sped up towards their station.
"Whoosh!" Suddenly there was a rustling sound in the silent woods, causing ng Tai, who was guarding their station, to instantly heighten his alertness. His hands ford claws and he slightly crouched down, his gaze sharp, facing the direction where the sound was coming from.
"What is it? It sounds like a big beast. I say, ng Tai, couldn’t you leave us behind? If a big wild beast cos and you can’t beat it and run away, what are we going to do?" The still-alert orc wailed with a depressed look on his face.
"Then you just wait to die. If you have too many questions, do you want to be gagged?" Ya Li’s lazy voice ca from the woods, and then he walked out with a group of orcs following him.
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