Bringing a System to the Beast World

Chapter 477 Deal with it!
Wu Yue was sitting in the tent looking at a herb in her hand. Its blood-red color was the same poisonous herb that the orc warrior from the Uk tribe had given them to eat.

"This herb is very hard to find. Teng Qian only discovered it in a secluded valley today when he was chasing prey."

"When Raman mentioned this herb before, we noticed it while hunting, but we'd never actually found it."

Wu Yue glanced at Yuan Lang and nodded, saying, "It seems that these herbs have all been collected by the Uk tribe or transplanted to the vicinity of the tribe. It is best for this kind of poisonous herb to be kept in the hands of our own people."

"Boss, Yue, Yingze is back."

Teng Qian's voice came from outside the tent. The two got up and walked out of the tent, just in time to see Ying Ze retract his wings and land from the air.

"How about it?"

Wu Yue was somewhat worried that the Nauk tribe might discover something from their newly dug cave, which could cause trouble for the Laso tribe.

Yingze sneered: "That orc leader is quite cautious. He sent out several orc warriors to keep an eye on the tribes that have already been searched today. It seems he still has some doubts."

"Let them keep an eye on us, as long as they don't hurt those people, it's fine."

After they finished speaking, they glanced at the Uk tribe orc who was tied up like a dumpling not far away: "We'd better get rid of this guy as soon as possible; he's a nuisance."

Ah Wang almost cried when he heard this. Who's the trouble? He's very useful, okay?
It shook its head and made a whimpering sound, attracting the attention of the others.

"Hey!"

Teng Qian picked at his teeth, swayed over, ripped the animal skin out of his mouth, and said fiercely, "Do you have anything else to say? If not, I'm sending you on your way."

Awang's legs trembled, and he panicked even more: "I...I'm still very useful, don't kill me!"

Seeing that the men were still staring at him expressionlessly, Awang's heart skipped a beat: "I know where the herb that can cure the poison of that poisonous plant is. You must want to cure it, right? As long as you let me go, I will definitely take you there."

I know the antidote herbs only besides the clan leader. If you kill me, you'll have to go to the clan leader.

"Our chieftain is also an orc warrior. You are currently poisoned and are no match for him."

At this point, he gave Yuan Lang and the others a look that said, "You are all trash."

Teng Qian's eyes turned cold: "I think you're courting death!"

"Teng Qian, stop!"

Wu Yue quickly stopped Teng Qian, then walked over to Awang and said, "Take us to find that herb. We'll let you go after we detoxify you. Otherwise, you know what I'm capable of."

The young female before him wore a gentle smile, but her words sent a chill down his spine.

Especially when he thought of the small jar containing strange powders in her hand, he felt his legs go weak. Where did this ferocious beast come from?

The next day, while avoiding the Uk tribesmen who were searching in the forest, the group followed behind Awang toward the place where he had said the antidote was located.

"Yue, we've already been detoxified, why do we still need to follow this guy to find some herbs? What if this kid has bad intentions?"

Teng Qian scratched his head, looking at the smug Awang in front of him, and really wanted to go up and punch that guy a few times.

Wu Yue narrowed her eyes, her half-hidden gaze full of meaning: "Of course I have my own thoughts."

Teng Qian: "."

Haha, why all the mystery?

The sound of crunching leaves came from ahead. Teng Qian turned around abruptly and saw the tall figure of an orc in the forest ahead.

His dark, deep eyes glanced at the orc warrior from the Uk tribe leading the way, making Awang feel as if he were back in a frozen wasteland. He collapsed to the ground with a thud, shivering.

A rough animal hide was placed on his broad shoulders, upon which lay a prey as large as two orcs. Two bamboo jars hung from his lean waist.

With a few long strides, he arrived in front of them in the blink of an eye.

Wu Yue swallowed hard, resisting the temptation of male beauty with strong willpower, and turned her head away with difficulty, pretending to study the leaves.

The orc, whose gaze had been fixed on a certain female, naturally noticed her attempt to cover up her prey. A pleased smile curved his lips, and with a slight swing of his strong arm, he tossed his prey toward Teng Kun, who was standing to the side.

There were no Uk tribesmen around, so they processed the prey, ate the food, and then left.

After Wu Yue composed herself and turned around, she saw a hand with clear lines in front of her. In the palm of the hand was something wrapped in leaves, emitting a rich fragrance.

He looked up at the orc in front of him: "This is..."

He glanced at the prey that Teng Qian and Teng Kun were processing, and then at the food in the orc's hand. Was this some kind of special treat for him?

Yuan Lang chuckled and unfolded the leaf in his hand, revealing a piece of still-warm roasted meat inside: "Eat quickly, we still have a long way to go."

He held the warm roasted meat in his hand: "And you?"

Yuan Lang raised his chin and glanced at the two orc warriors who were busy processing their prey: "We can eat it raw."

Not far away, an orc warrior crouched nervously under a large tree, his eyes darting around, trembling every time he saw the tall, slender orc.

After struggling for a while, I finally suppressed the little thoughts in my heart.

The group traveled through the forest for three whole days, getting further and further away from the Nalaso tribe.

Wu Yue looked at the panting orc Awang ahead, then turned to the orc warrior beside her: "Yuan Lang, let Teng Qian go and take a look ahead."

She was currently perched on the orc's shoulder, her warm breath brushing against his ear as she spoke, causing him to pause involuntarily, his body trembling slightly.

After a long pause, a slightly hoarse voice gently rang out: "Teng Qian, go check ahead, be careful."

Teng Qian nodded silently, slowed his pace, and slowly disappeared into the forest.

The orc warriors in front were completely unaware.

"Don't worry, if he dares to have any ulterior motives, we can just kill him. The antidote herb isn't essential for us."

Wu Yue nodded: "I want to use those antidote herbs for something else. The Uk tribe poisoned us, and it cost me a lot of points to exchange for the antidote herbs from the Beast God."

Thinking that she didn't have many points left, Wu Yue felt frustrated. Points were hard to earn.

The orc paused slightly, but then continued walking forward as if nothing had happened.

Is there any way to earn points?

Wu Yue pondered for a moment: "Under normal circumstances, completing the tasks issued by the Beast God will yield the most points. On ordinary days, you can also exchange some herbs or items, but the points you get are very few."

Yuan Lang chuckled upon hearing this, "Even a mosquito is meat, no matter how small!" Wu Yue couldn't help but laugh out loud as well.

"We're almost there. Just cross that little river ahead."

Upon hearing this, the group looked up and indeed saw a clear stream in front of them.

At this moment, a tall and burly figure was standing by the river: "Boss, Yue, this kid didn't lie to us. There really are herbs here, and they look like they were specially planted here."

"It's true. Those herbs were planted by the slaves under the orders of the chieftain. They really can remove the toxins from your bodies."

Awang quickly spoke up, his eyes filled with tears. "Damn it," he said, "forget about wild vegetable dumplings these days, I've been eating nothing but bones left over from when these people have shaved off their flesh. This is no life a half-orc warrior should live; it's too miserable."

He just wanted to get back to the tribe as soon as possible so that the slaves could prepare some food and have a good meal.

The river wasn't very wide. After crossing it, the group found a garden surrounded by wooden stakes in the center of an open space surrounded by several large trees. All they could see were black leaves emerging from the dry grass.

Awang chuckled dryly twice: "Winter is too cold. The chieftain said we should bring some dry grass to cover the herbs so that some of them can survive."

Wu Yue took out a pair of gloves from the small backpack behind her and put them on. Then she squatted down, parted the dry grass, and pulled out a black herb.

"System, scan herbs."

"Ding~ Scanning in progress, please wait a moment, host."

In just a few breaths, the system's lazy voice sounded again: "Host, this herb can indeed neutralize the toxicity of the previous poisonous herb, but it requires taking three of them consecutively to completely detoxify."

And as I told you before, after the detoxification, you'll need the power of witchcraft or the power of the beast god to help you recover; otherwise, a poisoned half-orc or orc warrior will be no different from a pure human, except for being stronger.

"This herb can indeed detoxify, but that's all it does. The subsequent recovery will still require the help of the Beast God's power. Let's take half of these herbs with us."

She crouched down and dug up the herbs along with the soil underneath.

"Master, how many points would we get if we sold these herbs to the in-game store?"

Tongzi picked at his little toes, and a book-like book appeared in his hand. After flipping through it a few times, he said, "20 points per plant. How about it, host? Would you consider selling them to me to earn some points?"

The short, small system's voice was full of temptation. Wu Yue subconsciously felt something was wrong and hesitated for a moment before saying, "I'll sell you the one I collected in my backpack earlier."

"On a!"

Tongzi's voice cracked a little.

Wu Yue was about to say something when an arm wrapped around her waist, pulling her against a broad chest.

As the orcs behind them leaped and bounded, the group concealed themselves in a large tree.

As her rapid heartbeat gradually calmed down, Wu Yue heard voices coming from the forest not far away.

"After the captain disappeared, the task of patrolling fell to you, brother. You're sure to be highly valued by the clan chief now."

"Yes, brother, once you take over the captain's position, the brothers won't have to worry about not having food anymore."

Perhaps pleased by the flattery from his underlings, the innocent man at the front burst into laughter: "As long as you follow me obediently, you won't go hungry as long as I have food to eat."

With a wave of his hand, he continued walking forward: "Whether the captain comes back or not, the things the clan chief asked us to do still need to be done well. I used to come here with the captain quite often. There are some herbs planted in the garden inside, which are very important to the clan chief."

Our task from now on is to check on them regularly, and make sure no wild animals eat those herbs, understand?

Several skinny, effeminate men bowed obsequiously and agreed in unison.

This respectful attitude pleased the leader even more, and he even began to walk with the air of a captain.

Teng Qian couldn't help but look down at the half-orc Awang, who was nestled on the tree trunk at his feet, only to see that this guy was glaring fiercely at the pure human male who was the leader not far away.

After chuckling gleefully, Teng Qian kicked the orc who was about to explode with anger: "You better watch yourself, or you'll regret it."

As he spoke, he brandished his fist, which was as big as a sandbag, in a threatening gesture.

The orc warrior shrank back; he endured it.

After a while, he still looked up and glared fiercely at the leading pure-human male. He was just waiting to teach this guy a lesson when he got back to the tribe.

"Captain! It seems like someone dug up all the herbs here; a large piece is missing."

A male scream echoed through the forest. Wu Yue turned and glanced back at the orc warrior behind her: "We've been discovered."

A low, muffled laugh seemed to come from her chest; the female's voice was unusually hoarse: "Don't worry."

He waved towards Teng Qian and Teng Kun, and their figures flashed a few times in the trees. The male who had just screamed and several other males who were patrolling other places were already lying on the ground unconscious.

Yuan Lang jumped down from the tree with Wu Yue in his arms, and also pulled Awang down from the tree trunk next to him.

"Boss, what should we do with these guys?"

He tossed the orc aside: "Tie him up and ask him a few questions."

"okay!"

Teng Qian loved doing things like kidnapping people for interrogation. He quickly walked to the side, pulled out a few sturdy vines, chuckled, and tossed them to his younger brother. The two worked together seamlessly, their skills were impeccable.

Looking at his former subordinate, who was tied up like a dumpling and looked exactly like him, Awang, who was struggling to sit up, felt incredibly satisfied.

That bastard! He actually took advantage of my disappearance to covet my position. Now he's been caught.

Serves you right! Pshaw!

Let you experience what happens when you fall into the hands of these people.

The herb garden wasn't far from the riverbank, so the two of them carried several of them to the river. They simply pressed their messy heads into the water, and the children instantly sobered up.

"No no no!"

"Um!"

The waking-up pure-human male, having recovered from his initial bewilderment, stared in terror at the two tall orc warriors before him, his gaunt face filled with fear. The leading pure-human male's anus tightened, and he almost wet himself in fright.

Teng Qian and Teng Kun grinned maliciously as they picked up several skinny sticks and returned to the edge of the garden.

(End of this chapter)