To be honest, Gauss had already seen quite a few monster lairs.
But setting aside factors like numbers, this kobold town was probably the most properly planned. Though rough and chaotic, it maintained a unique order, giving off a strange, savage vitality.
A simple road stretched out before him.
Quite a few kobolds were walking along it.
Their status was easy to distinguish from their appearance: ordinary kobolds were small and thin, with dull scales, while elite warriors were much stronger and several sizes larger, clad in iron armor.
Some special kobolds rode giant lizards, speeding along the main road.
These kobolds, on the other hand, wore no tight armor. They were dressed only in soft robes. Whenever they rode past on their giant lizards, the small ordinary kobolds on either side would clear the road and lower their heads.
The hierarchy was incredibly strict.
Through the spider's perspective, Gauss silently observed the monster town.
The controlled spider nimbly leaped between cracks along the roadside while dodging the claws of the kobolds overhead.
It soon passed through several areas, and Gauss immediately understood where the kobolds got their food.
A vast stretch of land was covered in dense moss and fungi. In several other low-lying pits, dense populations of black crawlers, rats, and other creatures were being raised as stored food.
As Gauss watched, several kobolds were feeding those pits.
Moreover, Gauss realized that he might have been wrong to assume that the kobold lair had no exit leading outside.
Kobolds were currently pulling carts loaded with timber, wild beasts, and other supplies along the road.
Clearly, the kobolds had a hidden passage leading outside.
The more Gauss saw, the more he felt that the monster ruling this lair was no simple creature.
Otherwise, how could it keep these fiercely