Yeenoghu? That name sounded somewhat familiar!
But the situation Dunn faced left him no energy to think more deeply about the name.
He briefly introduced himself and the others to the Gnoll King. Of course, Dunn and Annie still used aliases. After all, even Legendary beings were merely more powerful creatures.
They were not omniscient or omnipotent beings and could not simply know Dunn and Annie's true identities. Especially since Gnolls were much less well-informed than humans, this Gnoll King might never even have heard of Dunn.
"Hmm... let me think. Where should I begin?"
Yeenoghu pondered for a moment, then slowly recounted what had happened.
Yeenoghu had advanced to Legendary a few months earlier.
The emergence of a Legendary among the Gnolls after so many years should have been cause for celebration.
Yeenoghu had also been brimming with ambition, intending to unite the entire Withered Stone Wilderness and make it the Gnolls' homeland.
After all, the Withered Stone Wilderness was home to more than just a single Gnoll tribe. Other races and even some humans lived there as well.
However, there had previously been no Legendary beings in the entire Withered Stone Wilderness, and even Fourth Tier powerhouses were few.
Thus, it was only natural for Yeenoghu to harbor such ambitions after advancing to Legendary.
Had Yeenoghu not been a Gnoll Legendary, a mere territory like the Withered Stone Wilderness would have been rather too small for him.
Just as Yeenoghu had finished stabilizing his new tier and was preparing to act, something happened.
Terrible news arrived: a horde of powerful monsters had suddenly appeared in the Withered Stone Wilderness.
They seemed to be killing machines without any intelligence, launching a massacre against every living creature in the Withered Stone Wilderness.
In a short time, they had slaughtered several