Can you withstand the power of this sword strike, which has been used twice in the game?

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"I don't have enough room in my room, and it's not good to leave it on the street, so I'll just leave it here for now," Ruby said.

"Uu——"

The supporters booed loudly and dispersed.

Noel didn't leave; instead, she looked excited: "Sword Hero! Sword Hero! Cut a piece of meat for Noel to cook!"

“Is it mine or hers?” Annie pointed to herself, then to Ruby.

Ruby: "It's obviously a goblin!"

Noel grinned mischievously and pointed at Ruby: "You can cut hers too."

Annie glanced at Ruby from head to toe: "It seems like there's not much meat on her."

Ruby: "I'm so sorry!"

Miluko: "...Can I leave now?"

After fussing for a while, Annie cut off a small piece of goblin king meat, about the size of a fist, and gave it to Noel.

This was Noel's own request; she said that the more resilient a demon was, the more magic power it needed to use to cook.

And it's also very time-consuming.

Because toughness is not only about being able to withstand impacts and cuts, but also about being able to withstand high and low temperatures.

If you don't use magic and instead use a pressure cooker to stew the Goblin Champion's meat, it might take forty-nine hours to barely soften it.

The Goblin King's servants are much tougher; even a small piece of meat is enough to keep Noel busy for half a day.

Annie helped move the materials to Ruby's room, but he only took the arm; Ruby had to take the rest of the skin and muscle herself.

It's not like she can't lift it; An Yi can't do all the work by herself.

As soon as Annie entered the room, she noticed that Ruby's room had become much larger.

It connects to the adjacent Hero's Dormitory, with one side being the zero-area used to make three-person dolls, and the other side being the living area.

Clothes were scattered all over the bed and floor, and Ruby quickly pulled the curtain between the two rooms as soon as she entered.

Because underwear and such are everywhere!

An Yi pretended not to see it and focused her gaze on the doll on the other side of the room.

But what I was really thinking was, "How come someone leaves their clothes lying around like Arya?"

However, since Ruby is a hero, there's not much to worry about regarding hygiene; the room is simply messy.

In the middle of the doll-making area, there is a "human stick". Judging from its eyes, it is the fighter jet among dolls, number two.

She also has the same appearance as Ruby, but her long, flowing hair has been replaced with a neat short haircut, and her limbs have been removed, leaving only her torso, lying naked on the ground.

However, number two didn't have any extra organs, only flesh-colored skin, so there wasn't much to see.

Chapter 64 Mr. Carl is a womanizer! (4k)

Number one, as a domestic doll, and number two, as a combat doll, don't have many details, but...

Rin, the first unit, was originally planned to be made as a collectible, so there are many unexpected details.

An Yi was happy to help Ruby because when Ruby was creating these automatons, he could sense that this was the beginning of the establishment of [Daqian City].

Moreover, the establishment of [Daqian City] may have been even earlier than in the previous life.

After all, compared to Ruby's younger brother who came to the craft halfway through, she was much more skilled at making and researching dolls.

Ruby busied herself for a while and drew an outline on a piece of paper: "Mr. Carl, cut a piece of goblin skin for me along these lines."

"Okay," An Yi nodded.

A flash of white light appeared, and a short sword appeared in An Yi's hand. He knelt on the ground, spread the leather on the ground, pressed the paper with the shape drawn on it, and easily cut the paper and leather apart with the sword.

After watching for a while, Ruby exclaimed softly, "Mr. Carl's hands are so steady."

The word "mortar" is a compliment from experts to laymen; most people would likely make a crooked and messy cut if they tried it.

Ling's skin is soft since it hasn't been dried, and it might slip on the ground. An Yi's movements were swift, clean, and impeccable.

7 An Yi: "I used to be a pig butcher in the village."

Ruby: "? Aren't you the village swordsman? Even swordsmen slaughter pigs?"

Lin An Yi: "No, I was just kidding."

Soruby: "..."

Soanie cut off a piece of goblin skin, while Ruby took one from a pile of finished doll arms on the other side.

Ruby rolled up her arm on the leather, because the needles couldn't pierce the Goblin King's skin, so she used clips to temporarily hold the leather to her arm.

“Mr. Carl, try tapping it with something,” Ruby said.

An Yi stretched out her palm and chopped her arm with a hand chop.

With a "thud," the arm was severed in two from the inside, but the skin on it remained intact.

"Oh! It's not broken!" Ruby's eyes gleamed with excitement.

“Hands aren’t sharp weapons, so it’s normal that you didn’t get hurt,” An Yi said.

In fact, he could also cut it with a hand knife. It's troublesome to use your hand as a sword to cut living things, but it's very easy to cut a piece of dead skin.

The problem isn't that he can't cut through it, but rather that he's not very resilient and might break his own hand while trying to cut through the enemy's defenses.

“Mr. Carl must be very curious why I’m testing this?” Ruby asked with a smile.

An Yi: "No."

Ruby: "Since you're so eager to know, then I'll tell you!"

Annie: "No, I didn't want to know."

Ruby coughed twice, making a fist in front of her mouth: "Ahem! Aren't goblins supposed to have a high strength attribute? But they mostly use blunt weapons, right?"

If even Mr. Karl's power can't break it, then the goblins certainly can't either!

Annie: "What's the point of an obvious result?"

“Look at this!” Ruby pointed to the goblin king’s hand next to her. “If it were made of a harder skeleton, wouldn’t the skin be impenetrable and the bones unbreakable?”

An Yi: "The map of Yan is quite long."

Ruby: "Huh? What map of the tobacco country?"

……

Around 10 a.m., Lycorina, as the representative of humanity, led a group of high-ranking warriors to begin a meeting with thirteen leaders from different tribes of the orcs.

The content of the meeting was both simple and complex; in short, it was about... future plans.

Since the orc leaders did not speak human languages, the meeting was conducted entirely in orcish, with the orc best speaking human languages ​​serving as the interpreter for both sides.

Arya was supposed to be there too, but considering she hadn't recovered yet and the other orcs could translate, they didn't invite her.

"Alright everyone, let's begin today's meeting," Lycorina said in orcish, repeating this opening line that she had done countless times over the past two days.

The believer next to him pulled out a whiteboard, on which the topics to be discussed today were written in both human and orc scripts.

“First, after two days of consideration, we have decided to relocate the orcs out of the city,” Lycorina said in the orc language.

The orc leaders were in an uproar.

Although they knew this day would come, they didn't expect it to come so soon.

After all, they could see with their own eyes how much space so many orcs occupied and how much food they consumed every day.

Humans will help them, but that doesn't mean they will help them indefinitely without expecting anything in return.

However, just as they were feeling conflicted, Lycorina continued;

"We have decided to let the orcs return to the forest, to a place that is truly suitable for you to live in."

"At least on the outskirts of the forest, there are no more living goblins!" Lycorina shouted.

The leaders were initially taken aback, then simultaneously turned their gaze to the orc in charge of translating.

The orc in charge of translation thought that Lycolina's orc language was already so good that she didn't need his translation anymore. Seeing the gazes of his fellow orcs, he nodded.

"The human representative is right; goblins no longer exist in large parts of the forest."

Furthermore, humans will actively clear out goblins, which doesn't mean the entire forest is safe, but...

"Our forest, at least we have a place to stay!" the orc translator exclaimed excitedly.

"...It's still a bit hard to believe. So many goblins, all of them have been killed?" One orc leader could hardly believe his ears.

They had all suffered losses due to the sheer number of goblins, and some even believed that goblins were inexhaustible.

Because no matter how many goblins you kill, countless more will appear.

This is the despair that goblins bring to the orcs.

"Having seen human magic, don't you understand?"

At that moment, Sheri, one of the first people to receive help from humans, suddenly spoke up.

Unlike the other leaders present, he truly felt the wonder of human "magic".

Not only can they create incredibly realistic human heads to save their families, but they can even bring the dead back to life.

After he returned, he met with the "dead" immortal hero and learned that there were heroes among humans who could be resurrected even if their heads were crushed.

Amazing... oh no, this is simply a miracle!

Other leaders also recalled the "magic" used by humans to deal with goblins when they came to their aid.

Orcs can only fight with their teeth and claws at most, while the heroes use all sorts of unique abilities, such as fire-breathing and water-breathing weapons, and all sorts of fighting methods that the orcs have never seen before.

"These races look a lot like our beast-eared race, but they don't have ears or tails. They are very powerful!"

The goblins in District 5 are no match for them at all!

"Seven, now we can go back to the forest, kill the goblins, and then we can go back to our original home!" Sheri said excitedly.

"I accept this proposal!" another orc stepped forward. "I will immediately lead the people of the tribe away from here once we return!"

"me too!"