The Trafford Trading Club
Chapter 1713

African Players, Ordinary Players, and Paying Players

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General Batu of the Megalith Kingdom had really tried his best.

Look at him. Five of his six arms had been crippled, and the one remaining arm had no weapon. Even with his lower body heavily injured and his movements so restricted, he still fought desperately, roaring as he charged at Longgang in grief and fury.

He really had tried his best.

Then Madam Kaiya broke his other leg without a word.

"I like warriors who aren't afraid to die." Madam Kaiya walked up to General Batu, who was lying like a lump of mud, and pressed the barrel of the weapon she had seized against his forehead. "They're easy to kill."

However, it seemed that the kingdom general had already used up all his courage. He shuddered violently and cried, "No... don't kill me! I—I'm willing to become your slave..."

Everyone exchanged glances. Longgang clearly hadn't expected the ape general to surrender so easily, and he asked in surprise, "You really intend to submit?"

Fear still showed on General Batu's face. He nodded and whispered, "Shepherd... you're a shepherd!"

The ape general seemed to possess an almost instinctive fear of shepherds. Perhaps it hadn't submitted to their strength at all, but to Longgang's identity as a so-called shepherd.

Master Karen frowned and was about to say something, but Longgang suddenly spoke. "Baturu, since you're willing to submit, from now on, you'll obey the orders of everyone here. Understood?"

"I understand." Although General Baturu was weak, he still struggled to rise and knelt before everyone. "Respected shepherd, Baturu submits to you here."

"Good. We need some food now." Longgang spoke indifferently. "Also, I need you to explain everything about the Megalith Kingdom to me... and the Forest Kingdom as well. Tell me everything you know."

General Baturu nodded, then suddenly

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