Updated: 2012-09-04

"Sus, look!"

Artoria, who was a little excited, pulled Yue Yulou's sleeve and pointed to a camp with a slightly weird style on the sidelines. Not only her, but other players also looked at the group of "orcs" who were very conspicuous in their behavior and clothes with very curious eyes.

"What do I think... It turned out to be them, the orc branch from the southern desert - the Abbasid Orcs."

Yes, it was indeed a group of orcs that attracted everyone's attention. However, these orcs were not tall and strong, wearing unrestrained animal skin suits, or simply wearing upper body. The orcs were not much taller than ordinary humans, and their muscles were not that terrifying. They wrapped their whole body in a long white robe and a white headscarf on their heads. At the same time, the female orcs inside were wearing black veils, revealing only a pair of blue eyes like cat eyes and a pair of cat ears that twitched from time to time.

The camps built by these orcs are also very interesting. They do not surround the entire camp with wooden stakes like the orcs, but use their mounts and camels sticking out their tongues as guardrails. Their tents look much more gorgeous than those of the orcs. They are not only exquisitely woven, but also have many exquisite accessories hanging, which is completely in line with the orcs' current situation of rough nerves and low aesthetics.

"They are... orcs in the desert? Why do they look so different from orcs in the grassland?"

It is true that although they are the same race, the appearance of the desert orcs is more in line with the appetite of other races than that of the grassland orcs and island orcs. Apart from the slightly dark skin, serious face, and sharp tiger teeth, male orcs are basically no different from mainstream races such as humans.

The women in the desert orcs have changed the rough image of other female orcs. Not only is they not rough, but they also have the enchanting figure and graceful body that many women envy. Although there are very few males who can see their faces, just the charming eyes know that under the veil is not mediocre, and their beast ears are also a feature that many human aristocrats are very popular with. It can be said that the entire desert orc is the most accepted by the continental race.

"Don't underestimate them because of this. As the old neighbor of the mage, the strength of the Abbas orcs is not worse than that of the other two orcs. There can even be a profession that should never appear among orcs - the mage."

"Oh my God..."

Hearing Yue Yulou's words, Artoria covered her little mouth in disbelief and exclaimed. Her surprise was understandable, because orcs should not have the mage's theory, even a little potential.

"In fact... Although the Abbasid Orcs were far fewer than their other two relatives when they split up, their history was very complicated..."

Yue Yulou never lacks patience for the curiosity of the beauty. It turns out that when the orcs decided to revolt, not all orcs agreed. Some orcs who were assigned to the mage's laboratory helpers, or perform more relaxed "civilized" work in libraries and other places did not agree with the "reckless", "barbaric" and "unmoral" resistance method of Chief Malasha. Most of them believed that "civilized", "peaceful" and "non-violent" dialogue methods should be used to gain some rights for the orcs. Because these orcs have a certain status among the mages (although this status is only one level higher than lifeless items), they also have a considerable impact among the orcs. The dispute between the two sides once led to the near failure of the uprising plan.

In the end, the decisive chief of Malasha launched an uprising in advance and used slogans and leaflets to enforce these "civilized factions" into the uprising ranks, which allowed the entire uprising to be launched smoothly. Of course... the result of the hasty uprising was tragic. Faced with the mage group that was frantically counterattacked and the overwhelming golem army, Malasha and 100,000 orc warriors could only kill Sahibdia in the end, but their blood also brought the freedom of millions of orcs.

During the period when they first escaped from the prison, the orcs maintained a certain degree of unity, but when they reached a stage where they had to make a decision on the future, the contradiction that had been suppressed by Malasha with his personal prestige finally broke out...

First, Nkuyak's uncle and Malasha's younger brother, Maulton, led some orcs (i.e. orc slaves who originally worked in minerals, farmlands, pastures and other places) to take the lead in attacking, believing that the large army should head towards the vast grassland. Their reason was that only the grasslands own a large amount of land and a large number of pastures. Without these, it would be impossible to feed more orcs, nor could the orcs grow and grow.

It was nothing to come, but unfortunately these little chiefs had another idea, which was to require the team to develop separately in the tribe after entering the grassland. Although the tribes and the big chiefs had a clan relationship, the big chiefs had no right to interfere in the military and political affairs of other tribes. This was undoubtedly to split the entire orc. This was something that Nkuyak, who had always been determined to establish a great orc empire, could not accept, so he decisively refused to go to the grassland. (By the way, those who supported Nkuyak were mainly orcs who served in military positions in the past, namely orcs)

Naturally, Nkuyak's choice directly led to a rebellion led by his uncle. Although he eventually killed his rebellious uncle, the division of orcs was inevitable. The remaining small chiefs led their troops out of the team one after another. Nkuyak chose to hesitate and let go at this time. Finally, when he found something wrong, the entire orc team had decreased by one quarter.

But this is not the most deadly thing. Although some orcs were removed, Nkuyak still had the most elite orc warriors and the most "cultural" orcs under his command. He still firmly believed that he could establish an orc empire and kill back to the Silver Federation to avenge his father. The base he chose was the Weir Islands, which were still rich in resources and had no dangers.

However, as soon as Nkuyak's plan was proposed, it immediately caused an uproar in the orcs' "civilized" group. Many of them were swept into the uprising. Deep in their hearts, they didn't have much affection for the son of this "rebel". When they heard that the other party wanted to run to the distant sea of ​​wilderness, these orcs protested one after another, and their heads even claimed that "this move away from the civilized world is completely incomprehensible." They asked Nkuyak to return to the negotiating table with the mage, or choose a settlement closer to the "civilized world" for the orcs.

One of them was very prestigious among orcs. He used to be a book picker in the Wuhuan Library, the largest library of the wizard, even poked Nkujak's chest and insulted him loudly, saying, "You are as ignorant as your father, and only know how to survive, develop, and become civilized. You have never imagined how orcs should survive, develop, or become civilized! You can't even read books!"

Faced with the orc intellectual with great prestige, the young Enya Cook didn't know what to do for a moment. Perhaps his father did not teach him how to face these people, at least he could not do anything like his uncle...

In the end, when these orcs chose to leave the team and head to the desert closer to the "civilized world", Enya Cook once again chose to hesitate that he should not hesitate. He even comforted himself to deal with the hardships that he would return to his arms after experiencing hardships, but the result was a pity...

Until the day when his life ended, Enyakuk was still just an orc chief on the archipelago, and his life was overwhelmed.

The orcs who moved to the desert actually had a hard time. They never figured out one thing. The "civilization" of the mage will always only give them the "civilized people" in their minds, and the orcs they created by themselves will never appear on that not long list.

Since the day they came to the desert, the mage's harassment has never stopped. Due to the harsh desert terrain, it is difficult for the army to advance, so mages often carry out air strikes on the settlements of the Abbasid Orcs in the form of airship teams. After hundreds of years of conflict, the Abbasid Orcs finally realized it. They seemed to recognize the cruelty of reality, but this did not make them more backward and closed...

The desert terrain, grassland, and islands are very different, more barren, hotter and more difficult. The different geographical environments have made the Abbasid orcs begin to become different from their relatives, their limbs are thinner and their appearance gradually approach humans. However, at the same time, their brains have become more active. After the orcs who originally rely on their bodies to make a living, they have begun to use everything they can use, including knowledge and wisdom in order to be able to fight against the mage.

Over the past few hundred years, the Abbasid orcs began to try to draw nourishment from the world of mages. Although the hostility of the mages made this step extremely difficult, the long time still made the Abbasid orcs who could only hide all the time have the initiative. They began to learn to build cities, learn to dig wells, start to create words, change customs, and even change language...

The Abbasid Dynasty, the first country in the true sense of the orcs, has a professional army, school, and bureaucracy. In order to better unite the hearts of the empire, the first emperor of the Abbasid Dynasty decided to give up the faith of the Father of Heaven and Mother of Earth and converted to the Dragon God. Although this decision directly led to the grassland orcs and island orcs announcing that they had all ties with the Abbasid orcs, it also allowed the country to truly have its own spirit. Even the orcs with one god's belief began to become fanatical and prosperous (relatively speaking), but what made the Abbasid Dynasty completely rise was another discovery...

Desert Crystal Spring, this is a special geological phenomenon detected by orcs in the desert. In some areas, a large number of crystals will gush out of the spring. This phenomenon orcs have been studying for many years. In the end, a nobleman who returned from studying in the Silver Federation discovered the truth of this phenomenon. The principle is also very simple. Due to the loose soil of the desert and the erosion of underground rivers on underground mineral veins, the lighter crystals were directly pushed to the surface...

Soon, after a large number of professionals' testing, a vein that shocked the Asian Mountains appeared, stretching thousands of miles, deep or shallow, just like a crystal mountain buried underground. It has always been known for its barrenness, hiding endless wealth.

With a large number of crystal mines, the Abbasid Dynasty quickly became rich. The originally simple palace became magnificent and magnificent in the blink of an eye. The Abbasid merchants wearing the most precious fabric and gem rings on their fingers frequently appeared in the upper class banquets of various countries. The strong economic strength also allowed the Abbasid Kingdom to have the second largest airship formation after the Silver Federation, and the number of its sky city can even be on par with the Silver Federation.

For this relative who suddenly became rich, the two orcs who had always looked down on him could not sit still. On the one hand, they began to recognize the status of the Abbasid orcs, and on the other hand, they frequently sent envoys to visit the Abbasid Kingdom in anticipation of the other's assistance. The wealthy Abbasid Dynasty was also generous, and almost made a certain degree of permission to the requests of the two orcs in a pity to beggars...

"It turns out that there is such a complicated history..."

After listening to Yue Yulou's brief introduction, another group of people emerged in Artoria's heart...

"... Then these Abbasid Orcs came to attend the Damu Conference?"

"Of course, with money, it is naturally like having greater influence. Abbas has been dishonest in recent years. While flirting with the Duchy of Falcons, he also contacted Heles, the archenemy of the Silver Federation... and it was very impressive."

"It sounds like I always feel a little annoying..."

"Haha, if you don't hate Daisy, then I'll take you to see a psychiatrist."

"Hmph! What do you mean? Are you implying that I am the arrogant old nobles?"

After being pinched by Artoria's cheek, Yue Yulou could only smile helplessly, and the competition was about to begin...

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I took the train for 5 hours and finally arrived at school yesterday.
Chapter completed!