The Romantic Life of a Goblin

Chapter 26 Pig-headed Man's Lair, Exploring the Original Tribe Cave

After walking for half a day, they finally approached the pig-headed man's lair.

Although Alan believed that he would not lose to these pig-headed people, the purpose of his trip was not to provoke, but to find herbs.

Led by Notis, they carefully headed towards the forest where the "dispelling fruit" grew.

It wasn't long before they successfully found the herbs they needed.

It seems that this herb is not rare, and the nearby woods are full of this light blue herb.

However, when Alan stepped into the woods, he suddenly felt a strange force peeping at him.

He suspected that the power came from the pig-headed men, but it could also come from other beasts.

Fortunately, the other party did not come close, so Alan collected the herbs smoothly.

After completing the collection, Allen decided to go to the cave where Notis's original tribe lived.

The entrance to the cave is very hidden, blocked by rocks and trees, and is difficult to find from a distance.

Alan wants to learn more about the Pig-Headed People so that he can better deal with them in the future.

So he decided to scout the pig-headed people's tribe.

Allen believes it is very important to understand the situation of those who may become enemies in the future in advance.

This way, he can develop more effective strategies to keep himself and his teammates safe.

After Notis took Alan into the cave, Alan was surprised to find that the nest was much larger than where he lived now.

They walked along the entrance passage for a full three minutes, encountering many forks in the road and damaged traps along the way.

Notis explained that this place might have originally been the habitat of the Pig-Headed People tribe, but was abandoned for some reason a long time ago.

The place seemed to have been inhabited by a large tribe, for the entrance passage was long and branched, evidently designed for protection against intruders.

It is said that the old tribe was attacked by human invaders.

Not long ago, they successfully resisted the attack of the pig-headed people with the traps they set up in advance.

However, judging from the traces at the scene, all the traps had been destroyed after the Pig-Headed Man moved away.

The two goblins walked into the cave hall, and Alan noticed that the layout of this hall was similar to the cave he currently lived in, but it was larger.

Notis told him that this was just a front hall, and there were two halls of the same size at the back.

Since they used to have fewer people, they usually only used one of the halls, leaving the other two halls idle.

There are several branches in this hall, leading to several storage rooms, as well as septic tanks and fly breeding rooms. This layout seems to be the goblin tradition and is similar.

Notis said that when they first moved in, they found some human skeletons, clothes and armor in a storage room at the back. They were so old that they could not be used and had been left there.

Alan was very interested in this, so he followed Notis into the cave to check out the wreckage.

As Notis said, there were indeed some human skeletons, clothing and armor stored here.

Alan looked at the scene in front of him, and a sense of curiosity surged in his heart. He approached the wreckage and observed it carefully.

These human skeletons looked very old, their clothes had long been weathered, and their armor had rusted to the point where only a thin layer of iron remained, having almost lost all value.

Alan gently stroked the remains, feeling the traces of time.

However, at this moment, Alan suddenly heard a faint sound of flowing water.

He frowned, concentrated, and used the Force to carefully explore the surrounding environment. After some effort, he finally found that the sound came from underground.

Alan closed his eyes and sent the Force deeper into the ground, trying to learn more about the underground cavity.

He felt that there seemed to be an underground river beneath the ground, and the sound of flowing river echoed in his mind.

This discovery made Allen very excited.

Notis took Alan around the cave again. Alan felt that the environment around this cave was better, there were more resources, and the place was spacious, with many branch caves and good ventilation. If the caves inside were dug, there would be direct water sources.

Notis saw that Alan was considering moving.

Notis: "This place is really nice, but the only problem is the pig-headed people nearby."

Allen: "Yes, that's true. Do you know the exact number of pig-headed people?"

Notis: "There are seven or eight adult male pig-headed men, and I don't know about the other cubs and females."

Allen: "Okay, let's go to the Pig-Headed Man's lair and take a look."

But before he finished speaking, Allen felt through the Force that someone was invading the cave entrance. He was a little surprised who would come to such a place, wondering if it was a pig-headed man or a human adventurer who had strayed in.

The two goblins sneaked back to the entrance together.

I could already smell the pig-headed man's stench before I got close. The smell drifted into the passage along with the wind from the cave entrance, as if covering the entire space with a layer of disgusting atmosphere.

Pig-headed people seem to be even more unhygienic than goblins. They exude a disgusting, sour body odor that makes people frown.

The pig-headed men had no night vision, so when they turned the corner, they were spotted by the goblins hiding in the shadows.

Alan and Notis hid in the dark, watching everything quietly.

There are a total of four pig-headed men. Their bodies are brown and they have wild boar-like heads. Each of them is tall and strong, with well-developed muscles, and looks very powerful.

It is estimated that the smallest pig-headed man is more than 1.8 meters tall. They hold a torch in one hand for lighting and a thick wooden stick in the other, looking very majestic.

The pig-headed man in the lead was the largest, nearly two meters tall, and very burly. He was wearing armor made of wooden boards, as if he was a warrior who had experienced many battles.

Faced with such powerful opponents, it would be very difficult for the goblins, whose average height is less than 1.4 meters, to defeat them if they did not have an advantage in numbers.

Thinking that Notis had been able to hold out against these pig-headed men for so long, Alan's admiration for the priestess increased a little more.

Not only does she have outstanding leadership skills, she also possesses a strong fighting spirit. She is indeed a very remarkable person.