[A beautiful scenery on a beautiful day, a beautiful carriage, and a beautiful woman.
You wander among the hundreds of flowers, the crisp chirping of birds in your ears, and the pure fragrance wafting into your nose.
This is heaven with beautiful and fragrant flowers for you to pluck. What are you waiting for?
A beautiful lady is summoning you by your side. Please don't hesitate, brave young man. Go …]
Zayen closed the daily mission list in front of him with a "snap".
Ever since the Brain-Eater incident, Jenn hadn't received any particularly important Daily Missions.
Perhaps it calculated that Jenn had been bored recently, so the annoying system quickly returned to its damned manipulative nature.
It would either encourage Jenn to bully old ladies or snatch lollipops from little girls.
There was once when Jenn had just woken up and received a Daily Mission from the system. It was to snatch Piccolo's Fat-Two!
It didn't even let go of the Dwarf's Fat-Two. How crazy was the system?
Fortunately, the Daily Missions were the kind that would naturally be better if he completed them. It didn't matter if he didn't do them, so there wouldn't be any trouble for Jenn even if he didn't do them.
However, Jenn was worried that since the Dungeon was built, the system's moral integrity had dropped by the ton. At least, it was still within the normal range.
Jenn was worried that one day the system would go crazy and disregard race and gender … Could this system be retrained after it was reset?
Although this daily mission was insane, it was in fact an advance warning that Zayen's battle this time would not be dangerous.
Zayen was well aware of this, because goblins were a cowardly and evil race to begin with.
They were the best representatives of "ganging up on others".
The Gnomes' fighting style was simple. If they saw an opponent with fewer people, they would turn out in full force and defeat the opponent. Then, they would snatch everything that they could.
However, these Gnomes had no self-esteem. Once they realized that they couldn't defeat their opponent, they would flee faster than anyone else.
Not only that, they basically had no learning ability. They could only remember what they ate, not what they were taught.
These guys would only remember who could give them enough profit, and not how many of their people were killed. Goblins were a very fertile race. Even if they suffered heavy casualties, they would reproduce like cockroaches after two years.
This was also the reason why Cadker was willing to 'lend' 50 grey dwarven warriors to Jenn so readily. He had had enough of those damned goblins.
If the other party was as powerful as the Claw Terror or the Fungus Tan people, then he would have no qualms about losing out.
But the problem was, what were these Gnomes?
A Grey Dwarf was able to easily kill more than a dozen trash with an axe, yet he could still make them look so disheveled. This made the Grey Dwarf fly into a rage.
But what could they do?
Goblins were as fertile as cockroaches, which was why they could roam the Dark Underground unscrupulously and it didn't matter even if more than half of them died.
However, the Grey Dwarves didn't have such capabilities. The longer the lifespan of a race, the lower their fertility. Even though the Grey Dwarves didn't live as long as the Elves and Dragons, they were much longer than humans and could live up to 300 years. Of course, in the Dark Underground, there were only a few who could live to the end of their lives.
Exchanging Grey Dwarves for Goblins wasn't worth it even if it was one for a hundred.
Besides, cockroaches were terrifyingly fertile and no one knew how many there were in the Goblin encampment.
This was also one of the reasons why Brandon Stone City wasn't determined to eliminate the Goblins.
But this wasn't a problem for Jenn. With the help of the system map, he had clearly investigated the Goblin encampment.
Including the Goblin population, their numbers, and the geographical features of their territory, everything was no longer a secret to Jenn.
In that case, the next most difficult part would be how to eliminate these annoying guys.
"Can't we just attack?"
Verna asked in a simple and straightforward manner.
"I've dealt with those cowards in Blesssod City before. As long as we get rid of some of them, they will scatter and flee.
When that happens, we can turn them into food for the other monsters in the Dark Underground. Wouldn't that be great? "
"You've completely missed the core of Master's plan, Miss Verna."
As Jenn's adjutant and the person who understood Jenn's intentions the best, Enoya quickly objected to Verna's suggestion.
"What we need to do isn't to expel them, but to eliminate them completely. The Dark Elves should be experienced in this aspect. I don't think I need to remind you, right?"
"Don't compare the Dark Elves to the Goblins!"
Verna widened her eyes and glared at Enoya furiously.
On the other hand, the latter chuckled and covered her mouth with her hand, gazing at the Dark Elves with an indifferent expression.
Jenn wasn't mindful of the quarrel between Verna and Enoya. Instead, he turned around and gazed at the Elise who stood beside him, feeling uneasy.
"Miss Elise, what do you think?"
"Hmm … Huh?
M-Me? "
Elise crossed her arms over her chest to avoid being 'exposed'. It was apparent that she wasn't paying attention to the combat conference. Instead, she rubbed her arms and looked around in uncertainty.
It was apparent that she hadn't gotten used to this strange feeling.
Due to that reason, she was taken aback when she heard Jenn's voice. But shortly after, she hesitantly gave her answer.
"Can we think of a way to lure the Goblins out and defeat them one by one?
The Goblins aren't a very intelligent race. As long as we guide them a little, they will definitely fall for it. "
In fact, Elise didn't know why Jenn brought her here. After all, she was still a captive. Even though there weren't any restrictions, she had no intention of escaping.
Firstly, she knew that Enoya was an Undead Creature and the devil flames that she was proud of were useless against her.
Secondly, the Dark Elves knew that she was a citizen of the Onyx City. If she were to go missing, it was imaginable that Jenn would definitely bring his men to find trouble with the Onyx City.
Of course, Elise didn't wish for the refuge that her father and the others built with great difficulty in the Underdark to be destroyed because of her.
After figuring this out, she never thought of escaping. Of course, if Jenn was willing to let her leave, it would be a different matter.
"Of course, the Goblins are easily fooled, lass."
Upon hearing Elise's words, the Gray Dwarf snorted coldly and looked at her disdainfully.
"But if they're just stupid, we wouldn't have taken so long to deal with them!
These bastards run faster than anything else once they realize that something is amiss. We've set a few traps in the past, but they still managed to escape in the end.
Not to mention the Goblins, even if it's something else, do you think it's that easy to eliminate all of them? "
"This …"
Hearing this, Elyse's face also turned red.
Indeed, it wasn't difficult for them to defeat the Goblins.
Elyse could actually do it by himself.
Her devil flames were the natural enemy of all living beings. Apart from Enoya who was completely immune to it, most people couldn't escape unscathed.
However, asking Elyse to ensure that all the enemies were annihilated without leaving a single one alive was completely different from defeating the enemy in terms of difficulty.
In fact, if it were any other race, defeating them would be fine. Even the Dark Elves that Enoya ridiculed wouldn't be completely annihilated.
The low-grade slaves and high-grade priests would be absorbed into other families in the form of spoils of war.
But the Goblins were different. Even if they couldn't kill all of them, they had to kill as few as possible.
Otherwise, it wouldn't be good if they escaped and returned with a bunch of new Goblins in a few years.
Cadker hoped to expand the scale of Brandon Stone City after driving away the Goblins, so he wasn't willing to let the Goblins return to find trouble with them. That was why he requested for them to be dealt with as much as possible.
Jenn didn't comment much on the discussion. Instead, he shot a curious glance at the Gray Dwarf who retorted.
This Gray Dwarf warrior was the Torg Hammerstriker that Cadker introduced to him previously. He was also the leader of Miraba's Axe.
Ever since they set off, he had been behaving strangely. But Jenn wasn't surprised.
The situation was clear. Torg and Cadker were obviously not on the same side and might even be enemies.
That was why Cadker sent him here with the intention of weakening his strength. Of course, perhaps the Gray Dwarf Archon hoped that the scene that happened to Verna would repeat itself on Torg.
According to his observations along the way, Zayen also noticed Torg's personality traits. He was not as cunning as the Gray Dwarves, but was instead very reckless and straightforward. This was quite different from the cunning Cadker, who was always scheming against others.
Instead of saying that he was a Gray Dwarf, it would be more accurate to say that he was more like a Dwarf.
Perhaps it was due to this reason that Torg wasn't well-received in Brandon Stone City.
"Master, what do you think?"
Enoya didn't voice her opinion. As Jenn's adjutant, she was the only one who understood Jenn's thoughts. Since everyone had expressed their opinions, it would be up to Jenn to make the final decision.
Upon hearing Enoya's words, Torg let out a snort and didn't say anything.
It seemed like even a nail would turn into a noodle in the face of a Necromancer.
"What all of you said makes sense. We have too few people and it's impossible for us to take them all down in one go. Of course, the Goblins have low intelligence and this is something that we can make use of …"
At this point, Zayen was silent for a moment, then he said.
"Since that's the case, we can do both.
We'll split into two groups. One group will attract the Goblin Warriors' attention while the other group will surround the Goblins' nest from the back.
Then, we'll launch an attack together to eliminate the Goblins as much as possible. "
"That's a good idea."
But what everyone didn't expect was that Tuo Ge, who had been silent all this while, suddenly spoke.
"As soon as those scums are attacked, their first reaction will be to cry for their mothers. If we can surround them from the back, we can take them down in one fell swoop.
But … "
As he said this, Torg stared at Zayen and curled his lips.
"If it's that easy to locate the Goblins' nest, we can wipe them out ourselves."
That's right. That's the main point.
The reason why the Gray Dwarves' repeated attacks on the Goblins was that the Goblins' nest was too well hidden and they couldn't find it at all.
In terms of hiding their nest, the Goblins had their own ways and even the Gray Dwarves, who were also Master Builders, couldn't find their traces.
But this wasn't a problem for Jenn.
"Don't worry, I'm ready."
Faced with Tog's question, Zayen said with a leisurely smile, then turned his head to look at the others.
"Alright then, ladies. It's time to see your performance."
"Huh?"
Verna and Elise were taken aback when they heard Jenn's words, not to mention Enoya.
What does this have to do with me?