"Then... time is tight, please ask Chief Tar to familiarize himself with the warriors." The shark leader waved to a young man in the welcome team: "Lobster! Come here! This task is handed over to you! Others! Follow me to Wall No. 1 and prepare to fight the enemy!"

"Yes!" After responding in unison, the soldiers walked towards the pass in the valley with uniform steps.

They did have combat power that was beyond the average Corey people. Tar looked at the strong muscles of the soldiers who were leaving and came to such a judgment.

The Korri people usually learn and accumulate combat skills during hunting, while the Korri people around the Western Region directly train how to fight with people; as for the warriors on the zenith defense line, Taal already doubts whether they can still hunt...

"It seems that you also appreciate the strength of the soldiers!" After watching the shark take the soldiers away, the lobster warmly greeted him, "Dear Chief Tal! It's a great honor to see your appearance!"

This... his attitude seems much better than that shark.

"I have heard of your deeds! Especially the part when the barbarian fortress was blown up and down, it was so amazing!" The lobster breathed rapidly, looking up and down at Taal's clothes, and the expression on his face seemed to be admiring a peerless magic weapon: "You can actually see a real person so close! I...! I'm dead without regrets... Woo... Woo wow..."

A tough muscular man actually wiped tears in front of him? Has his prestige reached this level?

Taal thought so, patted his shoulder to comfort him-

"Ah! Lord Taal has met me!" The lobster stopped crying and trembled all over, "What a glory this is! I--"

His eyes turned pale and his body began to shake-Tal was worried that this guy would faint;

Fortunately, he swayed for a while and then stood firm again.

"Lobster, introduce the situation here to Chief Tal as soon as possible." Amy glared at the Lobster with murderous eyes, which made the latter shudder - his attitude became much more serious.

"Yes! I will introduce you to the situation of Shura Pass! Please come with me!" The lobster bowed respectfully again, then turned around and walked towards the valley-

It seems that although I am not liked by the chief and the leader, the soldiers admire me very much... After that, it seems that the reason behind me is "being targeted"?

"This is a good thing," Amy whispered in Taal's ear, "In the future... it will be useful."

Yes, it seems that no matter how prestige is, it cannot convince the rulers on the Green Sea Plain. If you want to get the support here, unless...

"Chief Tal, you can reach the Rain Pass by passing through most of the valley!" The lobster introduced happily in front of him, "Look! That's it! Although Wall No. 4 has not been used for hundreds of years, we have never given up on renovation!"

The so-called entire "valley" was originally part of the ridge; even though the road in the middle was repaired, there was still a certain slope, which made Tar unable to see the whole picture of the pass here-

But the part that had been revealed was enough to shock Taal.

Unlike the Mammoth Tribe, the pass consists of completely wood; the pass here looks more like a solid wall...

"How was it... built?" Taal controlled his speech speed to avoid destroying the lobster's tall image;

"First build a skeleton with wood, then fill it with stones, and finally add mud and sand to reinforce it step by step, hehe!" the lobster explained proudly, not knowing whether it was because of the magnificence of the pass or because of the glory that could explain to Taal: "In the end, there was a layer of mud on the outside!"

“How long has it been built in the whole time?”

"According to the legend of Shamana, it's about seventy years old..." Lobster was not sure, "At that time, only the base of the pass was established, and later it was destroyed by the barbarians and renovated again and again."

It's really a big project...Tal was also impressed and sighed, what products did the war between both sides give birth to?

"Hehe, we have four walls here!" Taal's expression, which was "teached" obviously inspired the lobster, "Wall No. 1 is the thickest and strongest!"

Well, after all, it is the front line to resist the barbarians;

"...It's also the latest repair." The lobster was slightly depressed, "Chief Tar, we all heard that the wooden passes on the Mammoth Tribe were demolished in a few moments... The magic bottle of the Barbarian is so powerful, can the walls here really stand it?"

If it weren't for the existence of a cliff, ordinary trenchers alone could have dismantled all the walls here.

The combination of mud, wood and stone is not as strong as it seems on the surface; the barbarian soldiers who took the fortification medicine can destroy it with a hammer... If this place is destroyed...

"Since that's the case, we must consider how to prevent the barbarian's catapult from approaching the pass." Taal's tone was confident, "Your combat power is very strong, your equipment is no less than that of the barbarian, and you have a better advantage in terms of geographical advantages. As long as you can cooperate with my orders, you can definitely keep here!"

"The Black Dragon Protected Person can definitely solve this small scene!" After receiving Tar's affirmation, the lobster's mood returned to high: "I'll introduce it to you! The remaining three walls here are often reinforced. Except for the fourth wall, the rest are on the outside of the camp..."

"Wait later," Tarr asked, "Why should the camp be closed with Wall 4?"

"Because I'm worried about the raid of the barbarian..." Lobster said, looking at the rock walls on both sides of the valley, "After all, those guys can even find ways to climb up the cliff of five or six feet and launch another attack. If you really want to do it, it's not impossible to go around the back of the valley..."

Taal moved his gaze from the far pass to the cliffs on both sides.

When you first look at the cliffs on both sides, it is not very scary - just like the most common mountain of the Korix tribe; but if you look up, it makes you tremble: the cliffs on both sides maintain that terrifying angle and reach the clouds;

Because the cliff is too steep, the trees cannot completely cover the rocks on both sides; from a distance, the dazzling huge rocks embedded in the gray mountains are like patches scattered on the rough skin of the monsters.

Taal was a little worried.

"Oh, there are many barbarians, and you can always find a few more skillful people than monkeys. If they go around from behind and kill a few people in the middle of the night and set a few fires, they will be... Uh, Lord Taal, what are you looking at?"

Taal raised his arm and pointed at the mountain rock dozens of feet away: "Have you ever thought about what would happen if those rocks fell?"
Chapter completed!