CHAPTER 123: CHAPTER 84 OGRE_2

We’re really going to fight humans. When the time comes, even if we drive them away, other races would be happy to take advantage of the situation and stab them in the back.

With just Kana’s small team here, it’s already enough for us centaurs to pay a certain price to deal with them.

"Since we can’t stop them, why not build a good relationship with them?" a centaur suggested.

Another centaur nodded in agreement, "All the good places in this wilderness are already claimed. If you want a good territory, a sharp blade is indispensable.

Moreover, the prairie isn’t suitable for humans to live on."

Andrew chimed in, "Exactly. Compared to those damn pests, these humans at least are civilized and rational.

And that man Kana doesn’t seem bad, plus they have Holy Light."

Simply put, "at least they have Holy Light" means Kana and his people aren’t evil.

With Kana and his team’s actions, basic trust isn’t a problem at all.

"As long as they don’t settle on the prairie, we have no conflicts with them. We can even form an alliance since we’ve already made contact, haven’t we?" Andrew said thoughtfully.

"Having people around can also relieve some of our pressure," said another centaur.

No matter what, the initial good impression Kana brought made these centaurs inclined to cooperate with the humans he represents.

As for whether Kana’s team would build a village nearby, from their perspective, they certainly would.

If Kana’s situation is really as dire as he claims.

"In that case, we should treat these humans with friendliness.

Perhaps we can offer them some more assistance." The chieftain made his decision.

They discussed their relationship with Kana’s team, and the details about possibilities for the future.

Early the next morning.

Kana and his team were ready to set off.

The place Kana had anticipated wasn’t far from here; once they left the prairie, it wouldn’t take long to reach their destination.

After a simple reconnaissance, they could return.

Kana mainly feared the current situation might differ from what he’d learned, otherwise he wouldn’t have come to scout ahead, but would have brought the main force directly.

The foal Katie they rescued clung to Kana’s leg, looking up at him.

It was clear she was reluctant to part.

Kana smiled and ruffled her head; unable to communicate, this was all he could do.

"In such a hurry to leave?" Raelia asked beside him, her attitude considerably better than when they first met last night.

Kana nodded, "I need to find a settlement big enough for us to build a village. Our food is running low.

My people are still waiting for us by the coast. If things go well, we might even be neighbors soon."

Raelia nodded, thought for a second and said, "If you need any help, make sure to tell me."

"Of course."

Just then the chieftain suddenly spoke, "If you need a good place to settle, you can go in that direction."

He pointed a direction without saying much.

But this attitude made Kana smile uncontrollably.

He nodded with a smile, "Thank you."

Then he led his team to leave quickly. The chieftain specifically arranged for two centaurs to guide them through the prairie so they wouldn’t get lost.

...

In the late afternoon.

After traveling most of the day, they were gradually approaching the place Kana had decided on.

They could already see the majestic peaks of the Gray Mountain Range from afar.

"I hear the sound of water, it’s a creek," said George after hearing it from a distance and turning his head.

Following the sound, they found a creek.

Kana’s team moved upstream, observing the branching and gradually widening of the creek, until they found a small river.

Continuing forward, they soon saw a rather expansive lake.

In the distance, they could even clearly hear the sound of a waterfall, which was the water flowing down from the mountain.

On the opposite bank was a large forest, even here many trees stood surrounding them.

They even saw an orchard across the lake.

Rein crouched down and felt the soil.

"The soil is very fertile."

Kana announced directly, "Looks like we’ve found a good place."

Are you sure you found a good place? Why not a place you already knew, Anita couldn’t help but tease from behind.

Obviously, Kana was heading straight here; how is this searching? Not even pretending.

On the way, he even conveniently established a good relationship with their neighboring Wind Slave Tribe.

If Kana claimed he didn’t know this place, Anita would be the first to express disbelief.

But then again, doesn’t knowing these details mean Kana is even more impressive?

"Alright, let’s spread out and investigate this area. If all’s well, we can return," Kana said.

With that, everyone dispersed.

Because Kana and Alyris are the strongest, naturally, they couldn’t walk together.

Kana headed straight towards a location by himself.

This area was not originally where the Newbie Village was, but later other friendly races established villages here.

For a series of tasks related to building villages, Kana had assisted many players.

Compared to the Newbie Village location, this place was much better.

Though in the storyline, there was no other choice at that time.