Was he scared?
Auster was really scared.
Alex chopped off one of Sean's hands, and even killed Bruno. Now that he was the one who wanted to kill him, there was no room for doubt.
"Alex, you and I have no feud, and we even fought against the devil together. Why do you want to kill me? Even if your power has increased tremendously, what's the difference between you and the devil? "Auster said in a low voice as he took half a step back to let the others stand in front of him.
Meg looked at Auster, whose eyes were gleaming, with a smile. He actually didn't want to kill Auster when he went out today. It was just a coincidence that he met him.
All these years, Auster dared to challenge the Roth Empire crazily. Other than his lack of brains, he could be considered a formidable person.
Alex and Auster were arch-enemies when he was the commander of the Northwestern Allied Army. Ever since he started to become famous, the orcs had never had an advantage in the Northwestern battlefront. Auster hated him to the core.
This was most likely the reason why he would put aside his old grudges and join forces with Josh to set up the ambush on that rainy night back then.
Today's ambush was obviously targeted at Connie. They didn't see Connie, but he did. They didn't know if they were lucky or unlucky.
The atmosphere was a little tense. All the orcs looked at Meg nervously.
Although they had six 10th-tier orcs and tens of 8th-tier and 9th-tier powerhouses, Meg was alone.
But even so, it still made them feel pressured.
One had to know that just yesterday, Meg broke through the combined attack of six 10th-tier powerhouses and chopped off one of Sean's arms.
The so-called advantage in numbers was just a joke in the face of absolute power.
"I'll spare your life today and give you a chance to participate in the peace conference," Meg said coldly to Auster as he looked at him.
Auster's throat moved, and he swallowed the harsh words that were about to come out of his mouth. Although Alex's words and tone made him feel like he was being spared, he also felt a tinge of relief in his anger.
"This is the orcs' territory after all," Auster said with a strong front.
"Wherever my sword reaches, that is my territory," Meg said calmly.
"Retreat!" Auster turned around and mounted a flying mount at the side, leading the Orcs away in a hurry.
In terms of acting tough, he had to admit that he had lost.
Meg watched the orcs disappear into the sky before he steered Ah Zi toward the Falk Tribe.
It was not that he could not kill Auster. Auster, who had lost an arm, was much weaker than Bruno. He was not a match for his sword.
As for the five orcs, although they were also 10th-tier, they couldn't compare to Sean's six 10th-tier powerhouses who had undergone joint attack training. As long as he was fast enough, they wouldn't pose much of an obstacle to him.
He had other plans for Auster's pig brain.
Although they were both war fanatics, the orcs led by Auster had an irreconcilable conflict with the Roth Empire. Once the war resumed, there would definitely be a battle between the two.
In terms of the fact that the enemy of my enemy is my friend, Auster was more valuable alive than dead.
As long as Auster was still alive, the orc tribes along the northwestern border of the Roth Empire would resist the Roth Empire resolutely, and stop their expansion.
If Auster died, it would be very difficult for another leader like him to appear among the orcs in a short period of time. Connie wouldn't be able to do it, either. The orc tribes that were in a state of disunity would be in a very bad situation.
Meg circled above the Falk Tribe. After making sure he didn't sense Rex's aura, he mumbled with a strange expression, "Could it be Connie who is driving the flying mount this time?"
Auster and the rest had already left, and the danger of the ambush had been resolved. Meg went straight back to Chaos City.
"Boss, what a coincidence! We just arrived at Chaos City, and happened to come to the restaurant for a meal. "When Meg reached the restaurant's entrance, Connie came out from the side, and looked at Meg excitedly.
"Where did you guys come from?" Meg looked at Connie and Rex behind him with a strange expression.
He didn't see them on his way back just now.
"Hehe, we came from the tribe, of course. Furthermore, I was the one who steered the big white bird to Chaos City today. It landed accurately. Isn't it very impressive?" Connie said proudly.
"That is indeed very impressive." Meg nodded. If they had a sense of direction, they wouldn't have lost their way at their doorstep.
Thinking of that, Auster and the rest really had it tough. They met such a weirdo, and even the ambush became a random event.
"If that bird didn't know the way, we would be enjoying the sea breeze on the Demon Islands now," Rex said calmly.
Connie blushed, and guiltily said, "Master, I was the one who gave it directions!"
"Come in. I went out for a while, and haven't eaten yet." Meg opened the door with a smile, and brought the two of them into the restaurant.
"Boss, where did you go? Why did you take leave again? "Connie asked curiously as she followed him in.
"I went out to collect ingredients, and was thinking about what new product to release." Meg thought that she had also avoided him perfectly. To an assassin, he didn't know if this was considered a superpower. He closed the door and looked at the two of them. "What do you want to eat?"
"We still have to go to the city lord's castle for a meeting later. Something simple will do." Connie smiled innocently. "Why don't we have 100 mutton skewers and 10 skewers of roasted pig's eyes first?"
"'Buddha jumps over the wall' … is it not easy to make now?" Rex asked after some thought.
Meg glanced at Rex's thick hair. Could it be that she wanted another course of treatment to strengthen her foundation?
Speaking of which, this master-disciple pair was really a perfect match.
"Skewers are not a problem, but 'Buddha jumps over the wall' really can't be made now. Why don't you come back tomorrow or the day after the meeting?" Meg said with a smile.
"Alright." Rex nodded. "I'll come back tomorrow."
Meg went upstairs to change his clothes and went down to the kitchen to cook.
Speaking of which, he had only come back for a glass of water since he left in the morning. He didn't even have time to eat lunch.
Connie stood at the kitchen door and looked at Meg, who was grilling skewers. She swallowed her saliva and asked, "Boss, do you know that the peace conference is going to be held tomorrow?"
"Yes, I heard about it." Meg nodded.
"I'm an important member of the conference." Connie patted her chest and said.
Meg glanced at her. This little beast-eared girl who was timid and ignorant when he first met her had already developed the aura of a queen who could take charge of her own affairs.
Of course, this could only be vaguely felt when she was quiet.
Moreover, she had already started to participate in matters that could affect the situation of the entire continent. This change was something that he didn't expect at all.
He just picked up a beast-eared girl on the way home.
"Then you have to do a good job." Meg smiled and passed a handful of freshly grilled mutton skewers to her.
"Yes, of course I will." Connie took the mutton skewers and bit off a piece of mutton. A sweet and satisfied smile immediately appeared on her face.
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