Rebirth of the Orc Tribe: I am Furuikong

But the blue fox clearly did not present this presumptuous act to the giant wolf in front of it.

He knew very well that as the protector of the temple master and the successor of Sirius, his strength was undoubtedly formidable.

After displaying a series of Dragon Seven's hobbies, Darkwell suddenly realized that he still knew too little about Dragon Seven, which made Darkwell feel very ashamed.

He didn't even know what his prince liked to do.

After the giant wolf stopped narrating, the blue fox asked:

"Your Excellency, if it were you, what kind of mount would you choose for the Palace Master?"

Upon hearing this, Darkwell raised his hand and touched his chin, then fell into deep thought:

"If it were me... um... I would probably prepare a fluffy yet dignified mount for Your Highness."

Darkwell's answer was well thought out. Long ago, Darkwell noticed that Ryuki seemed to have a special fondness for furry things, and even recalled the pet shop that Ryuki ran when he was a human not long ago.

Upon hearing this, the blue fox beastman smiled slightly and murmured softly:

"Is it fluffy yet dignified?"

"Alright, I understand. Thank you for your explanation. We will prepare a decent mount for the Palace Master to make him even more dignified. Now, I'll take my leave."

Having received the answer he wanted, the Blue Fox Beastman bowed to Darkwell and then descended the mountain, returning to the Central Conference Hall to inform the other beastmen there.

After learning the exact preferences of the temple master, the orcs inside the council hall began to sift through the sixth-tier magical beasts lying prostrate on the ground below.

The first ones to be eliminated are those hard, rigid magical beasts.

Then, those ferocious-looking monsters that don't fit the Black Dragon Lord's temperament are eliminated.

Finally, there's the color scheme.

Prioritize eliminating those that are brightly colored. Although the magical beasts with brightly colored appearances are all very powerful and have excellent bloodlines, they just won't do if the colors don't match.

After selecting a few magical beasts whose temperament and color matched those of the Black Dragon Lord, the beastmen in the meeting hall began to vote.

There are two options.

Firstly, it has black and white fur all over its body, a single horn on its head, three eyes, four tails, golden pupils, and a huge body.

Secondly: It is entirely black gold, with a lion's head and dragon eyes, red pupils, two wings on its back, a bony tail, and a medium-sized body.

Clearly, these two magical beasts are the most suitable for the Black Dragon Lord, but they have also put the orcs of the conference hall in a dilemma.

In their view, both of these magical beasts were very suitable for the Black Dragon Palace Master in terms of both temperament and appearance, making it difficult for them to make a choice.

Moreover, both of these magical beasts are at the peak of the sixth rank, possessing considerable strength and top-notch bloodlines.

Although some members of parliament suggested that the two parties choose based on their first meal, this suggestion was rejected.

The reason for the rejection was quite reasonable. After all, both were lord-level magical beasts, and it would be difficult to determine which was superior in a short time unless it was a matter of life and death.

After much deliberation, the members of parliament reached their final ruling.

Both monsters are options.

When the day of reckoning arrives, the temple master will sit on whichever side he chooses.

After reaching a conclusion, the two candidate magical beasts were taken away by the Crown Prince for enslavement.

"Enslavement" is not simply about imprinting the mark of slavery, but rather a far more horrifying and inhumane "ideological stamp."

A monster implanted with a "thought imprint" will be forever loyal to that person, and this loyalty can never be removed, not even after death and rebirth.

This is a steel stamp imprinted on the soul. It is no exaggeration to say that even in reincarnation, this "steel stamp of thought" will still subtly influence them.

The principle behind the imprint of thought is very simple, but the technology to achieve it is extremely difficult, since technology that works on the soul is naturally top-notch.

The principle behind the "thought imprint" is actually quite simple.

Suppose two orcs are sworn enemies, and their feud is irreconcilable.

After being implanted with this "thought imprint," their thinking will begin to undergo a subtle and gradual transformation.

For example, you might suddenly feel a sense of goodwill towards the behavior of your mortal enemy, or you might find yourself admiring their every word and action.

Over time, what was once an irreconcilable feud was gradually resolved through "self-strategy," eventually leading to submission.

This alone is not enough to demonstrate the evil of the "thought imprint".

If the two mortal enemies clash before the "Thought Imprint" has fully affected them, then another ability of the "Thought Imprint" will immediately take effect.

The first step is to force an instinctive change.

If one of them develops murderous intent, the mental imprint acting on their body will cause them to deviate at the moment of attack. When the murderous intent intensifies, the body will immediately trigger an instinct similar to "survival and escape".

Once his instincts are triggered, his mind will only think about escaping, and he will be subject to several erroneous cognitive limitations.

For example: "A gentleman takes revenge even after ten years," "I am not his match now," "The other party is stronger than me, I need to find an opportunity to escape."

These ideas all aim to prevent those who hold the stamp from fighting and thus surviving.

If the intent to kill outweighs reason, the third rule of the "thought imprint" will be triggered.

When caught in the height of murderous intent, the person who triggers the third rule of the steel seal will "disintegrate" on their own.

That is, death!

Those who trigger the third rule of the steel seal will have all the cells in their body begin to self-destruct. Once triggered, they will be unable to move for only five seconds, die in ten seconds, and their bodies will turn into a pool of blood in thirty seconds due to the disintegration of cells.

This technology is taboo!

Of course, it's taboo for orcs, but it's no longer taboo for monsters, nor for death row inmates.

Before being "stamped with ideological seals," an insurance layer will be applied.

That is the common "slave mark". With this layer of protection, the two complement each other and can ensure that nothing goes wrong.

However, the "Imprint of Thought" is not omnipotent. It cannot be implanted if the target is at the seventh level, but it is still effective if implanted before the seventh level. However, the effect of the imprint will be greatly weakened after the target reaches the seventh level, but it will not disappear. Unless one possesses the power of a "god" like Mo Yuan, this imprint will become completely ineffective.

Long Qi was clearly aware of the existence of the "Thought Imprint," but he did not choose to use the imprint to subdue the orcs who betrayed the Heavenly Palace. Instead, he mercifully granted these traitors death!

Faced with total enslavement, death truly is the best possible outcome.

At the same time, this is not allowed, after all, it goes against human ethics and morality. If Long Qi really did this, it would be no exaggeration to say that he would be enraged by the public.