Ch. 761Bloodfury Orc Warriors and Raptor Druids [Please Subscribe] [120 Make-Up Chapters Owed]
Chapter Summary
Key events
- Zong Shen organizes a wave of newly recruited troops in the territory’s Central District. He assigns four Saland Third-Order Camel Rangers to Vereesa’s Huntress unit, alongside 95 new Night Huntresses. Vereesa’s standing among the Elf Race troops is evident when they recognize and salute her.
- Three Third-Order Orc Bloodfury Warriors join the territory. Zong Shen inspects their attributes: they have exceptional strength and health for their rank, and their skills, Furious Rage and Bloodboil Technique, make them formidable dual-axe fighters, though the latter carries serious physical risks.
- Zong Shen places the orcs under Rudnev, captain of the Nord Berserker Axe Warriors. The orcs initially show disdain for the arrangement, but Zong Shen’s display of power quickly wins their obedience. Rudnev takes them back to the unit.
- As more recruits arrive, Zong Shen and his officers sort Third-Order troops into suitable formations. Mappel and Madeline arrive with archers and crossbowmen; they take charge of several new ranged units, while other troops wait for their main units.
- Zong Shen keeps one newly recruited Third-Order Raptor Druid to examine. The chapter ends by introducing the druid’s distinctive feathered appearance and suggesting that, unlike a bear-like Druid of the Claw, he represents the power of a forest eagle.
Character developments and interactions
- Zong Shen demonstrates practical command, matching troops by role and fighting style. He also uses his strength and weapons to establish authority when the orcs resist their new chain of command.
- Vereesa is shown to have particular prestige among Elf Race warriors and is entrusted with leading the Huntresses and Druids.
- Rudnev accepts Zong Shen’s assignment and takes responsibility for integrating the Orc Bloodfury Warriors into his axe-fighter unit.
- The Orc Bloodfury Warriors reveal a proud, volatile temperament and little initial regard for humans or elves. They nevertheless submit to Zong Shen and accept Rudnev’s command after seeing his display of force.
Significant themes
- Strength and authority: Zong Shen’s power secures obedience across racial and cultural divides.
- Diversity and specialization: Different races and troop types bring distinct strengths, so effective leadership means placing them in compatible units.
- Unity through organization: The chapter focuses on transforming a disorderly influx of recruits into a coordinated army, while hinting at tensions that integration may involve.