In fact, after listening, Bayer couldn't shake the feeling that his Lord seemed to be preparing for something.
The Lord didn't say, so he didn't ask—he just quietly made preparations.
Meanwhile, Mills, listening to their conversation, couldn't help but show a bit of envy in his expression.
No matter if it was Bayer, O'Neill, or Lucas, they could openly look for their people, continuously growing stronger, but goblins couldn't.
The stable life they had now depended on Hope Town. Once they stepped out of this territory, they were still vulnerable to bullying; so for them, finding their kin was extremely difficult.
The only thing they could do now was to work hard, earn more money, negotiate with the slave traders coming to Hope Town, and try to buy back their own people from them—or post missions at the Task Center, asking mercenaries to bring goblins to Hope Town.
