Generally speaking, the warlock talent of the kobold will be concentrated before the age of five. Only a very small number of them will have scattered burst talents after the age of five.

In some kobolds in the south, where life is easier and reproduction is easier, there will be shamans or warlocks in large tribes who directly preside over rituals through magic props to directly stimulate the talent of the talented little kobolds. Of course, this cannot directly inspire the kobolds without talent. When awakening the dragon vein, you must have the kobolds who have already sprouted the dragon vein to hold this ceremony.

The Wanshi Tribe is a small tribe with just a population of 70. It has no such resources at all, so it can only wait for the little dog-headed man to awaken the dragon vein itself.

Another method is very inefficient and much crueler. It is that the dog-headed warlock uses his own power to inspire or pass the dragon bloodline directly through initiation to a young dog-headed man. Then the warlock will exhaust his life and die. The little dog-headed man either obtains the bloodline of the general ritual, or enters the sea, and at most it becomes stronger.

This cruel method, after determining the talent of the puppy kobold, has a success rate of at least 60%, and can only be used as the final inheritance method of a dog kobold tribe, that's all.

The great elder of the Wandering Stone Tribe is a level 3 warlock and has been lucky enough to pass it on for 4 generations.

The kowtows in the North were brought from the south by the Great Warlock Octor a long time ago, and lived as a servant race at the bottom of the Palesburg built by the Great Warlock Octor ruled the North.

After the great wizard Okto was killed by the Northern Ice and Snow Priestess and the human tribe, the servant races also fled in various places and lived on this ice field from then on. From then on, they were not as good as the other generation. In the generation of the Great Elders, the 70-person dog-headed tribe was considered relatively large.

After becoming the head of the tribe, after more than ten years of vicissitudes of life, the great elder's energy and vitality have become exhausted, and I'm afraid there are not many springs to live well. He is eager to find a talented puppy kobold to convey his strength.

The two people he paid the most attention to now are his most satisfied grandson, Gada, and the other is Gugua, who is independent and has a group of puppy kobolds, who is a bit out of place with the mainstream kobolds.

In terms of talent, he could feel that Gu Gua did have supernatural power fluctuations, but Gu Gua was not closely connected with the tribe, and he was worried that Gu Gua would not lead the tribe well.

Gada's talent is much worse, but he is in harmony with the big and small dog-headed people, and his physical condition is much better and his age is also suitable. He is the natural leader of the dog-headed tribe.

These two choices are placed in front of you, making it more difficult for the elder to make decisions and his mood has never improved.

To whom the power of the warlock was not a simple choice to select strong people, but also an important choice for the inheritance tribe. This made him very embarrassed and could not make up his mind. These fish in front of him, which indeed fill his stomach, but have never hunted before, further demonstrated the talent of Gu Gua and the predictable ability to cause trouble, and made the elder feel embarrassed and heartbroken.

Gu Gua didn't care about this kind of thing at all. In his concept, it was only a matter of time before he purified the dragon clan's bloodline and became a sorcerer. When he truly awakened the dragon vein, it was a big question whether this dog-headed tribe needed to stay. Therefore, in terms of the favor of the great elder, it was not as anxious as the great elder.

On this day, he still took his younger brothers who followed him to the woods to catch some birds to fill in the food they still lacked in addition to food. The more food they had, the better their development was. This is unquestionable.

Birds are also not in the recipes of kobolds. In comparison, gophers are easier to catch than birds and have more meat, so in the sky of the north, the number of birds is still considerable.

Based on the idea that sparrows are meat no matter how small they are, and they are easy to catch and have a large number, Gu Gua and his friends will naturally not waste such good prey.

Gu Gua stood in the woods, with his own stone darts grinding in his hand. The dog-killer is a race that is good at mining, but not a race that is good at smelting industry. Moreover, the minerals in the North are mostly mainly gem bloodstones that can store bloodline magic. The metal minerals are not very rich, so they are still in the Stone Age only in terms of tools.

Gu Gua was a toad in her previous life, and her dynamic vision was quite developed. In her previous life, she hits wherever she pointed, which was extremely accurate, which was an instinct. But in this life he lost that tongue, and the feeling of dynamic vision and long-range strikes were still there, so he had amazing talent in hunting. Every time he hunted, his harvest was 10% or 20% more than others.

On the wasteland, some grass seeds were sprinkled, and a rough basket was placed on one end of the rope to the pole supporting the basket, and the other end passed through the grass, pinching it to Tusi, who was slightly patient.

After a while, a group of birds flew around, obviously they had discovered the grass seeds and the basket below, and were hesitating whether to fly down.

There was no movement.

After circling for several weeks, the birds seemed to have decided that there was no danger below, so they landed on the ground, carefully leaned towards the grass seeds, and pretended to be nothing. In fact, they were always alert to fly away when there was something wrong, and they would not come back.

Gugua held Tutsi's hand and prevented him from moving.

The birds walked under the basket and began to eat grass seeds. When the grass seeds were about to be finished, Gu Gua loosened her hands, pulled out her stone dart, and prepared to shoot.

Seeing that it was almost done, Gu Gua whispered: "Take it!" After that, Tuxi pulled it hard, and buckled the basket, placing one-third of the birds inside.

The remaining birds were shocked. Taking this opportunity, he used the stone dart in his hand to capture two more birds. Before he could put away his prey, he found a wave of noise coming from afar, which shocked the birds in the forest.

Once the bird is frightened, it will remain vigilant. Today, it is obvious that it can no longer hunt birds. Gu Gua put away the stone darts in anger, and directed the puppy people to catch all the birds under the basket, twist their necks, and put them in the basket to take them away.

Gugua shouted to his puppy head people: "I don't know who is coming. Tuba, take everyone back, Tuda Tusi stay, and see who is coming with me!"
Chapter completed!