114 Suspicions

Thousands of goblin corpses and humans covered the soil. Whether it was outside or inside the walls, blood and body parts of two very different races littered the ground. 

Ironic how the only way these two races could be seen 'together' was if there was blood involved. 

The sight of corpses—humans or goblins—splayed out so miserably made their eyes burn. It was not just a troubling sight, but a depressing one. The Terrans always felt it was an unnecessary fight. 

The locals were even more indignant.

Although not unusual in territory wars, the fact that they had fought and lost so much to an 'inferior race' was extremely humiliating for them. 

Hence, even after several hours after the war, some people kicked the goblins' bodies out of anger.

In Garan's team, only a handful were left in the village, the rest staying with the captives somewhere else.