"Goshawk, don't worry and do it boldly. I, Tarseck, am willing to give my life to you. No matter what you want to do, I will support you.”
Tarsecker looked at Goshawk, clenched his fist, and placed it on his chest.
The heart was the core of a living being, and the beastmen called it the place where the soul was.
Placing a fist on the heart was also a kind of promise among the beastmen, a very firm promise.
Tarsecker saw the future in Goshawk. As for him, he was a walking corpse. Life and death did not mean much to him.
Therefore, he was willing to give his life to Goshawk.
He just wanted to see how far he could lead the orcs.
That way, even if he died, he would not regret it.
"Tanersecker, I've decided to give my life to you since a long time ago. Since you agree with Goshawk, then I will agree with Goshawk in the future and give my life to him!”
"Count me in!"
"Count me in too!"
"Me too!"
"Goshawk, bring us to a big fight!”
The Beastman slaves around Tarseck all turned to look at Goshawk.
At the same time, he placed his fist on his heart!
They had wanted to support Tarseck in leading the rebellion, but now, they were willing to give their lives to Goshawk.
Once the Beastmen made such a promise, they would not easily go back on it. Otherwise, they would lose their glory and become a disgrace to the other Beastmen.
This already showed their attitude.
As these Beastmen swore, many more began to do so.
"Brothers, I can't guarantee that all of you will survive. What we are going to do is destined to have many sacrifices. It may be you or me, but I would rather die a glorious death than live like this!”
"Even if I die, you and I will still be brothers in our next lives!”
Goshawk looked at the orcs in front of him and said in a deep voice.
"Hahaha, well said! If you want to die, then die with a bang!"
"This kind of life is better off dead than alive!”
"So what if I die? Even if I die, I'll kill those bastards!”
The rest of the orcs looked at Goshawk with even friendlier gazes.
Goshawk didn't look particularly strong, but for some reason, his words always touched his heart.
Many orcs began to understand why Tarseck was willing to follow Goshawk.
From a certain perspective, Goshawk was indeed more charismatic than Tarseck.
Once they were subdued by Goshawk's charisma, it would be difficult for them to betray him.
"Haha, the beastmen are all good. But don't worry, since you've entrusted your lives to me, I'll definitely do my best to bring you all to live.”
Goshawk looked at the simple and honest expressions of the orcs and was moved.
They had put their lives on the line, and Goshawk could feel that these Beastmen were sincere.
They despised life and death, but they valued promises. Once they made a promise, it was impossible to go back on it!
They had decided to follow Goshawk, which meant that they really wanted to follow Goshawk.
Even if they knew that there was a mountain of corpses and a sea of bones in front of them, they still regarded it as a feather.
Not all the Beastmen were here. There were also a large number of Beastmen imprisoned in the other cages.
Roughly, there were more than 5,000 Beastman slaves here.
Even so, it was not difficult to start a rebellion tomorrow.
In fact, Goshawk thought that it was a sure thing.
He didn't reveal his plan for the next day, but told everyone to have a good rest.
As for him, he was constantly thinking about his next step.
Goshawk was not from this world. He had transmigrated.
As for his real name, it was Lin Zhan.
When he first transmigrated to become a beastman, Lin Zhan still felt at a loss.
Just as he was still at a loss, a caravan passed by and captured him. They branded him with the mark of a slave and sent him directly to the mine.
On the way, he had been tortured.
In the mine, both the mind and the body were subjected to extreme torture.
The things he saw and heard along the way, the pain and torture in the mine, all made him understand the cruelty of this world.
If this continued, he would probably spend the rest of his life in this mine, being squeezed until he died.
He was not willing to die like this.
At that time, the seed of resistance had already been planted in his heart.
Even if he died with a bang, it was better than rotting slowly in this dark place.
Since he wanted to start a rebellion among the orcs, he had to use their names.
From then on, there was no longer Lin Zhan, only a Beastman named Goshak.
He began to actively communicate with the other orcs and began to stir up the seeds of resistance in their hearts, slowly understanding the situation in this world.
Finally, he planned to spread the seeds of rebellion!
Since this world did not allow him to live well, then he would turn this world upside down!
.............
following day
early in the morning
The sky was still dark.
Twelve guards of the Holy Griffin Empire carried buckets of dirty and smelly food to the orc cage.
This was the food of the orc slaves.
Although it was called food, it was just some leftovers from the town, and it was leftovers that had fermented for a few days.
Goshawk ate some leftovers expressionlessly. Then, guards came in and led the Orcs out, giving them pickaxes and tools.
The Holy Griffin Empire was not afraid of the orcs 'resistance, and there was no large-scale rebellion in the mine.
The nobles of the Holy Griffin Empire believed that the orcs here had been tamed and had lost their wildness.
Stationing a large number of guards here was just a waste of resources.
Moreover, there weren't many guards who wanted to come here to watch over these orcs.
Goshawk took the pickaxe, glanced at the guard beside him, and gave a look to Tarseck.
Tarseck quietly made another hand gesture, and the orcs behind him immediately passed on their hand gestures. Everyone's expressions were different from before.
Some of the stronger Beastmen began to secretly move their positions.
"Tanerthak, keep an eye on these Beastmen. If anyone disobeys the rules, don't blame me for being rude.”
The captain looked at the orcs with a cold expression, then turned his gaze to Tarseck and whipped him.
In the beginning, he was still a little afraid of Tanerthak.
After all, just this oppressive physique alone made him feel a sense of fear. Even if he was a Tier 8 Empire Warrior, he was not a match for Tanersecker.
However, after such a long period of probing and suppression, he was not afraid of Tanerthak at all.
No matter how fierce a hound was, it would never bite its master.
In his eyes, Tarseck was a hound.
He set an example and used his contempt for the orcs to pass on to the other guards, so that they could establish their confidence.
This would save some guards from being afraid of the orcs.
This was simply too humiliating.
However, it was different today. When the captain's whip fell, Tolseck's right hand suddenly waved and grabbed the whip. With a sudden force, he dragged the captain over.
Then, he raised his left hand, and the lock made a clattering sound as it locked the guard captain's neck.
Kacha!
With a crisp sound, the head guard's neck was broken. Blood kept flowing out of his eyes, nose, and mouth.
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