38 Cannon Fodder for Baiting Cramer (1/2)

The Houndhead Men's leader was a homegrown Houndhead Warrior in the Spiders' Lair.

Since he climbed out from the egg, his head was larger than other Houndhead Men. As he grew older, his head grew bigger, and he became the new leader of the Houndhead Men.

He inherited the best hammer and armor from the old leader and led the tribe to live peacefully in the Spiders' Lair. The Spiders were in charge of hunting, while the Houndhead Men ate the remnants of the Spiders' food or the sickly old Spiders like the normal Houndhead Men.

Until one day, a group of insane Goblins came to the Spiders' Lair.

The insane Goblins got themselves slaughtered, and their bodies became food for the Spiders. Even the Houndhead Men, who had strict control of their population, obtained sumptuous meals. The leader of the Houndhead Men produced two nests of eggs.

When they were preparing to receive new members into their tribe, problems cropped up.

It wasn't known when these Goblins started hunting Spiders, but they hunted Spiders in the day, at night, and even while everyone was sleeping. When the Spiders dwindled, the Goblins ventured deeper into the lair. The leader of the Houndhead Men felt that the Spiders would be wiped out at this rate, and his tribe wouldn't have a stable supply of food.

He led his elite warriors and charged out.

The Goblins had formed their legion and waited at the entrance of the Spiders' Lair for battle.

This was a warrior's honor, the tribe's honor!

Cramer charged at the Goblins without hesitation. He led his warriors and crushed the Goblins. Then the Houndhead Men retrieved the Goblins' weapons and armor as loot. Victory belonged to the Houndhead Men!

If Cramer hadn't detected a powerful creature nearby, he would have led his warriors to flatten the Goblins' home!

After obtaining victory, the tribe's most knowledgeable Houndhead Elder, who was the only one proficient in the Underworld language, carried out a victory ritual for them. As they were appeasing the Gods, the Goblins came again, this time naked. They charged like mad dogs that were to be slaughtered.

Cramer treated the Goblins as offerings for the Gods. The Goblins were fearful, and they offered their lives to plead for mercy so that their tribe could continue to survive!

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After a few major battles, the Houndhead Elder grandly announced,

”The Goblins yielded. They feared you and called you—Cramer!”

According to the Houndhead Elder, Cramer meant the most terrifying existence.

Cramer believed it.

Since then, the entire tribe started calling his new name, Cramer! He would have his name etched in the tribe's history. The brave leader, Cramer!

Then the Goblins came again, and one of them shouted, ”Grandsons!”

Cramer didn't understand the common Underworld language, so he looked at the Houndhead Elder at the side. He wasn't sure what the Goblins were doing. Were they offering their lives to appease the Gods?

The Houndhead Elder pondered and said, ”That's a compliment. He is singing praises of our leader. They are fully armed, so they are looking for a grand battle.”

Cramer was starting to be fond of these Goblins, and he wouldn't turn away from battles. He lifted his Hammer and charged.

He crushed the Goblin who praised him and hammered an adjacent Goblin, who flew to the side. The Goblin's chest armor was severely dented, and he vomited blood as he shouted, ”D*mn, my armor's broken. I have to spend money to fix my armor!”

Cramer didn't understand the Goblin and thought the Goblin was praising him again.

Cramer defeated Goblin after Goblin before they started to retreat. They dragged their comrades' corpses and fled quickly. Cramer wanted to pursue them, but he felt a powerful presence and stopped.

Cramer turned his head and was about to bring his tribe back when he noticed his warriors having serious casualties. Some were shot to the ground by arrows, while others were slashed to death. Though the Houndhead Men achieved victory, they paid a heavy price.