I am a reincarnation player.

Yuki slightly sideways, avoiding a scarlet chainsword.

boom!

A deep crater was smashed into the ground. The high-level soldier with extraordinary strength stared wide-eyed, completely unable to comprehend what was happening until a hand rested on his forearm.

"You should have sent the message back before attacking." Yuki lamented his stupidity, exerted a little force, and with the sound of bones crackling, he twisted his forearm and broke it. He then swung his sword in the other's chest.

Crash.

The saw teeth cut into the muscles, causing heavy bleeding, but Yuuki, who was standing right next to him, was not stained with a single drop of blood. He just turned around and looked at the scavengers who were already stunned with fear.

An entire Orc hunting team didn't survive for more than five seconds. They couldn't understand this scene.

"Humanity is lucky because—"

"I am coming."

Chapter 3: Follow me and rebuild glory!

There was nothing fancy about it, and by the time the pursuers arrived, there were only corpses scattered all over the ground.

The orc warrior Gunbad, wearing heavy green armor, stepped down heavily from the long shuttle-shaped chariot. He was stunned for a few seconds when he saw the scene in front of him, and then let out a beastly roar.

"Damn it, it's the humans who helped! Those rats definitely don't have that kind of power!"

This is obvious. A mere ten people wiped out an entire hunting team in an instant. Humans should not become rats.

The roars of beasts came one after another. Apart from being brutal, they also cared about brotherhood. If they were a superior race, they would just accept it. But how could they tolerate a group of rats messing with the emperor's will?

"The king's idea is right. With powerful helpers, humans may be able to turn the tables. We must lock them in the food cabin before they grow up." An orc in cloth and mechanical eyes walked over, looking exceptionally calm.

"But we don't know the strength of this helper. Should we take it easy?"

"Then find our helpers and let them fight each other." Gunbad roared, every brain cell filled with murderous intent and appetite. As sworn enemies, there was no possibility of cooperation between the two sides, and the proud orcs would not cooperate with a group of food.

"We'll be responsible for finding them. The large group of rats must be hiding nearby. When Wang arrives with his main force, we'll annihilate them all together."

Bravery is the instinct of the orcs, but they are not fools. No matter how strong the helpers are, they cannot fight against the entire orc tribe alone, because humans are too weak and are of no use at all.

No matter how powerful he is, can he withstand a volley of giant spore cannons? Besides, the orcs still have helpers, even if they are weaker, so delaying them should be no problem.

The cloth-clad orc thought about it and realized that apart from concentrating its firepower, it didn't have much to add. What it was more worried about was being discovered by other races.

But humans are weak and few, so if a fight really breaks out, it won’t take long.

The Torch Orcs didn't dare to think about it, and stayed away from the battlefield to survive. This required sufficient food reserves. After searching, they found that humans were the most suitable for spore growth.

"Okay, let's search first, then surround them. When the main force arrives, we'll capture as many as we can."

......

The team trudged through the mountains with difficulty, but this time they were surprisingly silent, and no one dared to look at Yuki with impatience.

He doesn't like nonsense, and he doesn't like to act like a fool. He will only use his strength to tell this group of people:

You must listen to my words, or you will die.

The entire orc team did not survive for five seconds, no, the outcome was decided in the first second.

Lucy and Scar Man looked at each other and saw the horror in each other's eyes. Due to the lack of history, they only knew that there was an assistant, but they didn't know how strong the assistant was. Scar Man even received a confidential mission. The "King" asked him to find out how strong Yuki was.

No one is a fool. How could they be fooled by the aura of a strong person? You will know whether it is a mule or a horse by taking it out for a walk.

Then Yuki did slip away, but the result was that they couldn't understand it at all, no, it should be said that they couldn't understand that power.

"It was so fast that our equipment couldn't even capture its afterimage."

"He's also incredibly strong physically. Breaking a high-ranking soldier's hand is like breaking a cookie."

"The helpers are all monsters, their power systems are different."

The two of them were talking in low voices, looking at the figure in front of them. The person was strolling leisurely, but his speed was faster than that of a powered exoskeleton.

The man with the scar didn't even dare to ask what to do next. He found his previous attitude a bit rude, and he was very scared when he thought about it.

With the Orcs approaching, this person is our lifeline, so—

"I'll apologize to him later. He can kill me or chop me up as he pleases." Lucy gritted her teeth. This was the price she had to pay for her rudeness. "Captain, please tell my brother I was killed while scavenging. I'm sorry for causing trouble for everyone."

The scarred man moved his mouth but said nothing in the end. Humans were already used to paying the price, even though in his opinion, Lucy's previous attitude was normal.

If you look closely, it can't be considered rude. It's just a natural conflict between people of two different classes. But for the sake of racial continuation, there is no reason to argue.

"There's no need to feel any psychological pressure. Before you determine my worth, you deserve the opposition and disgust."

Yuki, who was at the front of the team, suddenly appeared in front of the two of them, raised his hand, and stopped the entire team.

Everyone looked at it, and no one dared to speak. They found that the monster was quite reasonable.

"I'm sorry, I didn't know you were so powerful. Naturally, you wouldn't understand our rat-like life." Lucy lowered her head and didn't dare to look at Yuki at all.

"No, I've been in a mess before." Yuki looked at the stubbornness on the girl's face, which suited him better than kneeling tremblingly. "Don't think too much. All I want is your absolute obedience. Whether you are convinced or not is not a consideration."

Arrogant, cold, and logical, Yuuki is not here to pick up girls and doesn't care what these people think.

He looked around and saw ten humans gathered around him, each with their heads down and not speaking, like good children. He smiled gently.

The effect was achieved because, thanks to Prompt Six, he didn't need these people to take initiative.

"The orcs have been targeting you for a long time. The wreckage of the battleship might be bait to lure humans over. A land fortress is enough to annihilate you." Yuki figured out the situation while he was on the way. He had just tried it and found that the gap between the two races was huge.

Ten carefully selected scavengers were no match for a hunting team.

"But now we have you." The scarred man hid the excitement in his eyes.

"Are orcs stupid?"

"He is a bit impulsive, but he is experienced in strategy and tactics."

"That's fine, after taking my situation into consideration, they'll increase their manpower." Yuki spread his hands and pointed at the ground. "And don't forget, they have helpers with them."

This statement caused panic again. Yes, everyone has helpers, but this cannot change the overall strength.

"Then let's run."

"How can we run? We have families with us. How can we escape the orc chariots? They are coming for us."

"How about we use the same trick as before?"

"A death lottery? Leave some of you behind to cover your retreat, and give your compatriots to the orcs to eat? Can you satisfy their appetite?"

Yuuki listened to their discussion quietly with a unhappy expression. Just as Lucy found his calmness annoying, he also disliked this group of people.

They don't seem to be cowards. After all, people who blow themselves up at the drop of a hat can't be called cowards. But they just don't have the courage to fight. The options in their minds are always the same:

Escape, hide, and cut off your tail to survive.

But if you think about it carefully, this is a good thing.

Humans are such rubbish that they are completely useless in this great game. This, in turn, proves that their own strength is definitely very high, and they are forcibly balanced by the reincarnation game.

"Stop arguing and tell me why the orcs are targeting you." Yuki raised his hand to interrupt.

"Because humans are the best spore parasites." Lucy said slowly with disgust, and Yuki understood in just a few words.

To put it bluntly, the orcs bully the weak and fear the strong, and want to stay away from the central battlefield, so they need a large amount of food reserves. For them, this is a hunt before winter.

So the orcs have no intention of participating in the Great Game. In addition, they hunt humans for food. That is to say, the second half of Hint 5 contains a breakthrough.

[Tip 5: The death of a race's spokesperson will reduce the overall strength of the race. The killer will receive rewards and a huge amount of hatred, and the overall strength of the race will be significantly improved.]

Being hostile to other races has its benefits, but this benefit benefits those above it, not those below it. Yuki discovered a blind spot:

Humanity has already reached rock bottom, and no matter which race they defeat, they will benefit.

"Let's have a fight."

"Huh?" The scarred man looked a little dazed.

"I said a fight. It's obvious that even if you escape, you will have to pay a huge price. Why don't you fight to the death, or are you afraid of death?"

Several people looked at each other. They were not afraid of death, but the word "battle" had not appeared in the human mind for too long. Even if they encountered insect vanguards of the same lower species, they would try their best to stay away from them.

"We're going to die anyway, so let's fight. As long as I'm here, you're qualified to fight." Yuki looked at the frightened faces and didn't try to fool them with words. It would be useless to say anything at this time.

Human beings need confidence, and confidence can only come from blood and victory. Since the bloodthirsty red moon, Yuki has never brought any burdens with him. Even if he did, he would make them bleed and grow wildly.

Before securing the first blood, he was too lazy to say anything more and simply said in a commanding tone:

"I don't care what your habits are or whether you have the courage. I choose to fight. If you think you can escape without my protection, then go ahead."

this......

Everyone was speechless. Without Yuki's protection, they certainly couldn't escape, but they didn't understand why Yuki wanted to join the war himself.

"Don't overthink it. Just do as I say. You should know that the Helpers won't let humanity perish easily, and certainly won't harm you."

The scarred man nodded. This was one of the settings of the great game. Even if some races looked down on helpers, they would not be hostile to them as long as the latter did not mess around.

"So don't worry, my ideas will only benefit you." Yuki didn't want to talk nonsense anymore. He has always been a person who says less and does more.

"Greven."

"Here." A young man stepped out with a confused expression.

"Go back and tell the king to select 100 of the most elite scavengers to join me. They should be equipped with as many weapons as possible." Yuki thought for a moment and pointed deeper into the mountains. "While this is happening, send another scavenger team to the wreckage of the Mechanic warship. Gather all the mechanics in the tribe and build as many weapons as they can."

"Ok."

"Scar." Yuki looked at the scarred man again and said simply, "The rest of you, follow me. This is a rare opportunity. Follow me and learn how to fight again."

"Do we really have to fight?" The scarred man was nervous for a moment, but he didn't feel that nervous at all. With a solid backing, he felt somewhat safer.

"Of course we have to fight. Do you know what your biggest problem is?" Yuki reached out and took out a molecular vibration knife from his waist. This was a legacy of the glorious era of mankind. To be honest, the level of technology exceeded those of the orcs.

But this knife hasn't been stained with blood for a long time and is mostly used as a cutting machine.

"It's not about equipment, strength, skills, or wisdom, but about confidence." He raised his head and saw a strange chariot appear on the distant hilltop. The people around it seemed to react instinctively and scattered like birds and beasts, each looking for cover to hide.

Yuki remained unmoved, no epic-level warrior would hide from an ant, and spoke in a high-spirited tone.

"This confidence comes from iron and blood. Follow me—"

"With the blood of orcs, we will rebuild our glory."

......

The fate of mankind seemed to have bottomed out and if other epic strong men were assigned to this race, most of them would hide them and then conquer them on their own.

This is not difficult for epic players. For example, they can just dig a shelter thousands of meters underground, provide them with enough supplies, and let them stay there honestly.

But Yuki doesn't have this habit. He believes that it is better to teach a man to fish than to give him a fish, and that those who save themselves will be saved by God. Apart from that, it is the most cold and rational thinking. Since the player is bound to the race, it is impossible to let humans play bystander for the sake of the divine torch.

Finally, he himself was just an ordinary person and knew very well what human beings are.

They are cowardly, brave, fragile, and tenacious. As fellow human beings, certain things deep in their genes cannot be changed, and what we have to do is to bring out these instincts.

Survival instinct, fighting instinct, predatory instinct.

This produces a wonderful effect. Generally speaking, no epic player will waste time playing a cultivation game with a group of ants.

But it's different for Yuki. The team is matched with three races at the beginning. Mana and Hiyori are there to explore the high-end secrets, so he has plenty of time.

Whether they were willing or forced, the cake was fed to their mouths, and there were super strong people flying with them, and they took a bite -

Oh, it smells so good.

"Lord Rhodes, the orc exploration team in the mountains has all retreated. We have won."

Lucy held the knife, her armor stained with blood, her eyes filled with excitement.

She was already seasoned enough, but there was something more in her eyes, just like how she would instinctively draw her sword when she saw an orc chariot instead of hiding in a cave.

This change came from the victories in the skirmishes over the past ten days. It was not easy and many people died. At the beginning, Yuki was timid and forced to help, but later he gradually got used to it and started to use tactics.

Not only did they fight to the death, Yuki also used this time to collect supplies and build equipment. As the cycle went on, humans became stronger and stronger, and more and more people participated in the battle.

The tension gradually dissipated, and later we started to play high-end operations of besieging the point and attacking the reinforcements. Looking back now, the key to the change was Yuki.

With him in charge, there is no need to think about suicide or fear the destruction of the entire clan. All you have to think about is how to kill the enemy.

"We won. Does it still seem incredible?" Yuki stepped on the corpse of a cloth-clad orc and squinted his eyes. "It's the same death. The only difference is whether or not the enemy paid the price. As I said, you can do it."

Lucy looked away. The word 'win' was too unfamiliar to her. But in the current situation, what else could it be but a win? Nearly a thousand powerful orcs were buried in the mountains, and the rest fled in a panic. If this wasn't a win, then what was a loss?

"I, I was very nervous at first, but then I got used to it and decided orcs weren't that big of a deal." The girl lowered her head, clutching her blood-stained cloak. "This, this is all thanks to you. It's all thanks to you that we dared..."