"A non-public quest?"
Gauss showed a hint of hesitation.
From the tone of the man's words, it seemed to have something to do with the large number of goblins he had killed recently.
So, was this a special commission related to goblins?
He was interested, but...
Until he knew the details of the commission, he couldn't agree to it lightly, no matter how high the reward was.
Although he was very good at killing goblins, and had honed his scouting and killing skills through many commissions, what if the targets were powerful individuals like a Goblin King or a Goblin Hero? His current strength was nowhere near enough to deal with the powerful goblins among them.
A Goblin King, also called a Goblin King, was a top-tier individual who could only emerge in a Large Goblin tribe.
A Goblin King could command many goblins. Besides being far stronger than ordinary goblins, one would also be accompanied by numerous Elite Goblins, as well as goblins of the commander and lord ranks.
They also had exceptional abilities to command and deploy troops, and could grant their goblin subordinates special enhancements when necessary.
In fact, most Goblin Kings were at least lord-ranked. In human terms, that meant a Silver Rank adventurer, or a Level 11–15 Professional. Some individuals who commanded super-large goblin tribes could even break through to higher ranks.
Goblin Heroes followed a different path from Goblin Kings. They focused on strengthening themselves, and their individual combat prowess was formidable. They were often powerful lord-ranked beings, and records even spoke of Legendary-ranked Goblin Heroes. They were among the highest levels of combat power that could emerge from this enormous Green-skin race.
It was worth noting that some Goblin Heroes, whose combat prowess far surpassed that of Goblin Kings, would sometimes obey a