At Lin Guang's words, the Ogre Chief grew serious too.
"Of course. What would you like to ask, Lord Lin Guang?"
Seeing this, Lin Guang smiled faintly and continued, "Actually, I don't have anything to ask. I just feel that calling you Chief every time is a little inconvenient."
The Ogre Chief pondered Lin Guang's words, seemingly considering what they meant.
At that moment, Lin Guang continued, "If possible, I'd like to name you. Would you be willing to accept, Chief?"
The Ogre Chief was somewhat surprised, and he also weighed the advantages and disadvantages.
Although being named would allow them to join the ranks of named monsters and gain greater power, in exchange, they would be unable to defy the person who named them.
Accepting names was also another form of pledging allegiance and submitting, and Lin Guang had just saved the entire Ogre village.
The Ogres already owed Lin Guang a debt, and the improvement they would gain from becoming named monsters could be described as tremendous. Shion alone was enough to demonstrate that.
It was not as though the Ogre Chief had never considered leaving Lin Guang's territory after successfully defeating the Boar's Head Emperor.
With Lin Guang's assurances as well, the Ogre Chief believed that once everything was over, if they truly wanted to leave, they would certainly be able to.
But the Ogre Chief was not a heartless, ungrateful monster. During their two meetings, Lin Guang had shown ample personal charisma. Combined with his formidable strength, this made the Ogre Chief feel that Lin Guang was someone worth serving.
The Ogre Chief rose, approached Lin Guang, and knelt on one knee.
"The Ogres are willing to pledge allegiance to Lord Lin Guang!"
Shuna had already been curious about Lin Guang and somewhat fond of him.