Chapter 125
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Ogres.
Dimensional creatures.
Ogres were large, ugly, and greedy humanoid creatures. They were one of the creatures that were evil by nature. They were lazy and violent, and they would appear on land, in water, and in underground caves. For the convenience of hunting, they would often live near the settlements of their targets. Therefore, they were common and dangerous enemies.
They were omnivorous creatures and loved to eat the flesh of humanoid creatures. Therefore, when humans were captured, there was only a 10% chance of them becoming prisoners or slaves.
As for the humans who survived, they were all women. Reproduction was the top priority for ogres. They needed new warriors and companions. This indicated that prisoners and captives would suffer unbearable physical and mental torture. (This situation was targeted at most male monsters.)
Most importantly, they were social creatures. A standard ogre tribe had 16 to 20 males, 2 to 12 females, and 2 to 8 minors.
Adult ogres were about three meters tall and weighed up to 200 kilograms. They were good at using wooden clubs or rocks to attack their enemies.
It was taboo to underestimate ogres.
One shouldn't think that they were simple-minded fools just because of their well-developed appearance. They made a living by plundering and stealing. Their usual combat methods were ambushes and sneak attacks. Before engaging in melee combat, they also knew how to attack with long-range weapons.
Compared to beast-type dimensional creatures, ogres had the ability to think. Without a doubt, they were intelligent creatures.
Chen Feng looked at the ogre that had disappeared into the river as a thought flashed across his mind. Whether the bridge had been damaged by the ogre remained to be investigated, but one thing was certain. The corpse on the shore had indeed been eaten by an ogre.
Aquatic ogres.
This was a branch of ogres. They lived in freshwater lakes and were one of the sources of disaster for sailors and fishermen.
Aquatic ogres had green bodies and webbed limbs. The males even had sharp horns that resembled ivory on their heads. Their claws and teeth were black and contained paralyzing toxins. This made it easier for them to hunt.
Compared to land ogres, they had lived in the water for a long time. They were cold and ruthless, and their speed was faster. In the water, their strength was increased to a certain extent.
Although it was only a brief glimpse, Chen Feng was still able to discern that this was a huge monster. Just its head alone was akin to a reef on the surface of the sea, giving off a heavy feeling.
It was roughly 2.5 to 3 meters tall. This was an adult Ogre. It came to this land along with the apocalypse and occupied this place.
Chen Feng and Feng Zhiyong had neglected the border between the Jingkai District and Qiaodong District. As a result, no one had discovered traces of this ogre.
Chen Feng frowned. He first looked at the broken bridge, then looked at the opposite shore. Suddenly, he had a bold idea.
Perhaps he could try to get the ogres to bring him to the other side.
Communication was out of the question. Although Ogres were intelligent, they were violent and cruel. They only had two choices when dealing with their enemies: kill them or run away.
Chen Feng had to try to lure the other party out before he could carry out the capture operation.
Lightning Dragonlion? No, the other party's appearance was too terrifying. Ogres knew how to avoid the important and dwell on the trivial. When they discovered that the enemy was powerful, they would hide their tracks. When the time came, it would be troublesome to lure the other party out.
He had to do this personally.
Chen Feng majored in mental strength. Without transforming, his physical strength was only at a normal level. He was completely capable of acting as bait.
As a Summoner.
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