The extravagance of the Centaur Royal Court, contrasted with the hardship of the Half-Orc race, had made Saine's son Nasi Xiu mature considerably.
Speaking of extravagance, given Eugene's authority and status, he could certainly have lived lavishly—perhaps not much less grandly than the Centaur King.
Yet in reality, Eugene's residence in the Orc World was nothing more than an utterly ordinary Beast Race tent.
On the ancient Totem Pillars outside the tents, heavily weathered murals depicted the difficult years of the Half-Orc race's development.
The radiant halos lingering within and around the Totem Pillars signified that these Half-Orcs remained a race blessed and protected by gods.
From Eugene's children, Saine learned that the Half-Orc race had performed outstandingly on the front lines of the Civilization Battlefield. Eugene in particular had led his legions through bloody battles time and again, earning considerable military merit.
As a result, they had received many rewards and bestowals from Wizard Civilization.
Besides Eugene, the Half-Orc race currently possessed five Level-4 gods.
If three Gods of Half-Orcs had not unfortunately fallen in the previous civilization war, the Half-Orc race would have been even stronger.
To have developed this far in just over ten thousand years—
The Half-Orc race truly deserved to be a race favored by both Saine and the Overlord-level Knight Klopp.
The main reason was that they had a good leader, and the entire race stood united as one.
The speed of their soaring strength also far surpassed that of other races.
One had to know that when the Half-Orc race had first gathered together, they had possessed only one god: Eugene.
Moreover, during his Cross-Plane Communication with Eugene, Saine keenly noticed that this God of Half-Orcs had already reached the Level-5 Peak.
Perhaps he was only one opportunity away from attempting a breakthrough