In the simply tidied orc hall.
Charles received Zorge, the gnoll.
Among gnoll tribes, leaders changed frequently, but every leader's name was changed to Zorge.
This made those unfamiliar with them believe that the powerful leader had never changed.
Even those who knew of this gnoll custom had no way of constantly keeping track of whether the current Zorge was the old one or a new one.
This had its advantages: power always remained in Zorge's hands.
Even if the person changed, the other gnolls would still swear loyalty to this leader, especially the low-ranking gnolls.
Compared to other methods, this kind of succession had both advantages and drawbacks.
But for now, its benefits were quite obvious.
Gnoll tribes were numerous throughout the Osela Plane.
Their numbers were somewhat fewer than the Goblins', and gnolls could be found in many bands of bandits.
Most of them wandered about, and as omnivorous creatures, they could eat practically anything.
For instance, many Goblins and gnolls now lived within Charles's territory.
Within Charles's territory, humans, orcs, gnolls, and Goblins enjoyed almost equal treatment.
This was also one fundamental reason Zorge was willing to submit to Charles.
Charles appraised the tall gnoll who had entered alongside Tyler.
He was a gnoll warrior standing around two and a half meters tall, clad in simple armor.
There was something about him that differed from ordinary gnolls.
On the Osela Plane, and indeed on many planes, the backs of the vast majority of gnolls were covered in black fur.
A small number had silver fur, while the rarest had golden fur.
This gnoll had a golden back.
His bloodline was excellent. If he had not been on the Osela Plane, but on one of the planes with gnoll inheritances, his strength might have been even greater.
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