Suhlen didn't know much about battle. After all, he hadn't received proper military education since he was young. He was just a normal university student in his previous life. He wasn't a military student, and he didn't serve in the army. His knowledge of military command came from movies and movies, as well as his interactions with this world.
However, after experiencing the era of information explosion, Su Lun also learned a lot about tactics and strategies from other channels, even if he only learned by analogy. Although they were still on par with each other, bullying these barbarians wasn't a problem at all.
Soon, Suhlen discovered a small tribe. It was a kobold tribe, and there were more than two hundred adult kobolds. The entire tribe was built on an empty plot of land, and they used large amounts of reeds and wood to build huts. The entire camp was dirty and messy, and Suhlen could smell an unpleasant stench from afar.
"Warriors, crush them!"
The barbarians' strength was in breaking through enemy lines. As for formation and defense, sorry, they really didn't know that. Therefore, in this situation, commanding didn't have much of an effect. Perhaps the only use was to attack.
After Suhlen arranged for a team to intercept the kobolds, he led the remaining barbarians in an attack. The kobolds didn't panic at the barbarians' charge. Instead, they rushed forward excitedly. In the wilderness, the courage of the barbarians was proportional to their numbers.
The more of them there were, the more courageous they became. When they saw that there were only a dozen of them, they bared their yellowed fangs.
Unfortunately, they were facing Suhlen's barbarian warriors. These fully armed barbarians didn't care about the kobolds at all.
"Raise morale!"
"Charge!"
Suhlen used his military tactics on his own troops. The already high morale of ninety immediately rose to one hundred. The barbarians were very fast. Under Suhlen's lead, a dozen barbarians quickly approached the kobold camp.
"Hand axes!"
"Attack at will!"
Under Suhlen's orders, the barbarians picked up the hand axes at their waists and swung them at the area where the Kobolds were concentrated. After two rounds of hand axes, they created a gap in the area where the Kobolds were concentrated.
After creating an opening, Suhlen took the lead and led the barbarian warriors forward. With Suhlen's strength, he could clear out the entire camp by himself. With the addition of a dozen barbarians, it was like a hot knife through butter, killing all the kobolds he encountered along the way.
The battle ended quickly. Suhlen's strength had scared the Kobolds out of their wits. After only a few minutes of contact, the Kobolds began to crumble.
After defeating the group of kobolds, Suhlen stopped attacking. His main goal this time was not to kill, but to capture slaves. If he killed all the kobolds, who would build his territory for him? Therefore, after defeating them, Suhlen consciously drove the kobolds to the place where he had set up an ambush.
Leaving a few people behind to clean up the battlefield, Suhlen led the rest of the barbarian warriors to chase the kobolds away. The kobolds were not very fast. Even if they were fully armed, the barbarians could still easily keep up. After all, the kobolds were tall and had long legs. One step was equivalent to several steps.
They spread out in formation and drove the kobolds in a semicircle in the direction Suhlen had set. The barbarians did not chase after them, but maintained a distance of twenty to thirty meters. If they deviated from the path, Suhlen would lead the barbarians to correct them.
After running for two kilometers, the kobolds were driven to the predetermined location. At this time, the kobolds were so tired that they wanted to stick their tongues out. As natives of the wilderness, the kobolds were not known for their endurance. These guys were the lowest level in the wilderness, just like the goblins.
Johnson, who had set up an ambush in front, had set up many traps. When the kobolds arrived, the ropes were pulled up one by one. The kobolds running in front did not even have time to react before they fell to the ground.
The kobolds at the back wanted to stop, but they were forcefully pushed forward by the kobolds behind them. As a result, rows of kobolds fell to the ground one after another. These exhausted kobolds could not even get up after falling down. They were immediately covered by the barbarians' nets.
The remaining kobolds who reacted could not escape. When they stopped and wanted to change directions, they found themselves surrounded by barbarians. In the end, these kobolds trembled in fear and begged for their lives on the ground.
Suhlen asked the barbarians to tie these kobolds up with ropes. In order to prevent them from escaping, he strung them up. After realizing that the demons in front of them had no intention of killing them, the kobolds were very cooperative. A few of them even helped the barbarians tie themselves up with ropes.
In the end, Suhlen caught more than 160 kobolds. These were not seriously injured. As for the seriously injured ones, they had already been killed when they were tied up. Suhlen did not have any medicine to treat the kobolds.
After cleaning up the battlefield, Suhlen led the barbarians to drive the kobolds back to the camp. These kobolds were scared out of their wits and did not dare to resist. They obediently followed Suhlen's orders and walked towards the camp.
In reality, they could not run even if they wanted to. Dozens of kobolds were strung up in a row. With the kobolds' discipline, if they tried to escape, the entire row of kobolds would fall to the ground.
Kobolds were called kobolds, but they did not look like dogs. Instead, they looked more like lizards. They did not have the fur of gnolls. Instead, they had black or brown scales. They were short and afraid of strong light. Because their language sounded like dog barking, they were called kobolds. However, they claimed that they were descendants of dragons and had the blood of dragons.
Many people thought this was a joke. However, kobolds did know dragon language. It was just that their dragon language was very bad. Furthermore, kobolds were also oviparous. Some mutated kobolds had spell-like abilities and became kobold sorcerers. However, the appearance of kobold sorcerers pulled down the bottom line of all spellcasters.
Suhlen and the others did not find any kobold sorcerers in the kobold tribe. Even in the human world, only one in a thousand people had the talent to become a spellcaster. The probability of kobolds becoming a kobold sorcerer was not higher than humans.
Among all the human races, elves had the highest probability of becoming a spellcaster. Almost all elves knew how to cast spells. However, elves had not appeared for hundreds of years.
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