Chapter 89 They Spoiled Me!

"Eh? So it's you." After saying his name, Xiang En finally recognized this guy.

Isn't this the janitor Bourne I saw when I first got home?

A little impressive, but not deep.

I haven't seen you for a few months, so why?

"Where did you go back then, why did everyone run away when we came back?"

Speaking of this, Bourne, who was kneeling on the ground, paused for a moment, and then howled even worse.

"Shut up, keep screaming if you want to attract those monsters." Naka was not polite, stepped forward and kicked the crying Bourne to the ground.

"Cough cough cough..."

Bourne fell to the ground and coughed for a while as if he had been choked, before standing up again.

Seeing that he was about to say something, Xiang En interrupted him with his hand, "Go inside and talk, it's not very safe here."

"Okay, okay!" Bourne swallowed, and quickly got up.

When they followed Xiang En and the others into the original area of ​​the manor, they were immediately stunned by the golden wheat and emerald green corn stalks in the garden.

When he got close to the half-collapsed villa and saw the steaming boiled corn in the pot, Bourne had a sore nose and almost cried.

In the spirit of humanitarianism, Xiang En asked Duncan to take a wooden bowl and gave Bourn a bowl of water for boiling corn.

"Come on, drink some water first, and then tell us where you went and what you encountered."

Duncan enthusiastically handed the wooden bowl to Bourne, who looks like a savage, which made Bourne feel full of care.

Others continued to sit on the small benches on the ridge of the field, picked up the corn and continued to eat, waiting to hear the story.

After drinking all the corn water, Bourne slammed his mouth, and his hoarse voice became much more normal. He looked at the corn in the pot with some embarrassment, "Well, I haven't eaten for three days, can you...?"

"Oh!" Xiang En understood, and raised an eyebrow at Duncan.

Duncan understood and stepped forward to fill another bowl of corn water for Bourne.

Looking at the light yellow corn water in the bowl, Bourne felt aggrieved, but he didn't dare to say anything. He could only raise his head and drink the water in the bowl again, and said bitterly, "Didn't there be a monster approaching that day? I ran into the mountains with Commander Dunel. Although we encountered many dangers, we still climbed to the mountains. It is indeed similar to what Captain Dunier said. There are very few monsters. We live well by hunting..."

"Then how did you make it look like this?" Xiang En asked curiously.

Unexpectedly, this question broke Bourne's defenses. He collapsed on the ground, waving his limbs and crying loudly, "God damn trolls! Those ugly guys crossed the mountains and caught us! They didn't eat us, and locked us all up. The men were sent to mate with female trolls, and the women were captured to mate with male trolls. Me, woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo…”

Bourne's aggrieved expression and the tears of humiliation overflowing from the corners of his eyes all describe the hardships of his days.

"Those female trolls are all three to four meters tall, and all of them are ugly monsters. They keep pressing on me, bite me, hit my face, and rub my ass! They use witchcraft to abuse me every day! I... Wow!"

Hiss~!

The six of Xiangen gasped, just hearing what Bourne said was enough to make them collectively shiver.

They had indeed heard of trolls doing that, and it was caused by an imbalance in the roles of oppressor and oppressed.

In the past, trolls raised human beings like livestock, but with the rise of human beings, trolls were beaten by humans and elves, and the remaining trolls were all driven to live in harsher environments.

The stunned troll began to reflect and face up to the existence of human beings. Some trolls believed that human beings were very smart, and the offspring born from the combination of humans and trolls possessed the power of trolls and the wisdom of humans.

As the troll's signature ability, witchcraft has the magical power to break reproductive isolation. When the troll frantically turned human beings from food into a reproductive tool for a growing tribe, a tragedy happened.

The trolls will make some ugly trolls to mate with humans, and the offspring will often have some human characteristics. The trolls with these characteristics will be more popular with the upper class of trolls.

After draining all the value of a human being, the trolls will not waste it, they will eat it directly, or keep it in captivity as a spare food.

In short, falling into the hands of trolls will definitely suffer a double blow of body and mind.

The six people looked at Bourne with pity. They didn't dare to imagine what evils those trolls had done to this poor human being. They could only silently wish that Bourne would not really leave the little troll behind.

Duncan fished out a piece of corn from the water and handed it to Bourne, and patted him on the shoulder with encouragement in his eyes.

"Tsk tsk tsk..."

Andrea clicked her tongue and arched towards En's body with fear in her eyes. It was hard to imagine what would happen if all of them really went to the mountains at that time.

Hugging the people around him, Xiang En was also extremely afraid. He was actually a little bit moved before. Surviving in the mountains can avoid the threat of zombies to the greatest extent.

But after hearing Bourne's experience, he only felt lucky.

Naka threw away the gnawed corn, not only did she not show sympathy on her face, but instead she gloated, and said jokingly, "Is the troll bitch comfortable?"

Bourne was so focused on gnawing corn that he didn't reply to Naka, but a few more tears fell from the corners of his dry eyes.

Although Bourne was miserable, Xiang En and the others didn't pay much attention to it, after all, it wasn't them who were suffering.

"By the way, how did you escape?" Seeing that Bourne had almost eaten, Xiang En didn't want to talk about those topics that he couldn't eat anymore.

Bourne quickly gnawed away the corn, remembered something more important, and said in a panic, "I escaped during the avalanche. Those trolls are all migrating to this place. It seems that there are monsters approaching from the other side of the mountain. Let's pack up and run away!"

"Is there a monster on the other side of the mountain?" Naka stopped gnawing on the corn, frowning.

The other five people were all shocked when they heard the words, and looked at Bourne.

"I just heard a cry coming from the other side of the mountain range. Those trolls are still walking here, and they will definitely get close to this place in the end!" Bourne said what he deduced. He couldn't be sure, but he was sure.

Even if there are no monsters approaching in the mountains, just the fact that the trolls are migrating to the province of Fiore is enough to attract attention.

Xiang En covered his aching head, how many good days they have had, and they are in trouble again so soon!

Could it be that he was hiding somewhere and couldn't live safely?

Is it true that one has to become an underground person and live underground in order to avoid conflicts on the ground?

The others also realized the seriousness of the matter, and stopped gnawing on the corn, and they began to be grateful for Bourne's appearance.

At least Bourne had the news, so they wouldn't be unprepared to face the troll.

Xiang En stared at Bourne with a downcast face, and asked word by word: "Are you sure? How many trolls are there?"