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Chapter 108: Chapter 108 - 108. Choke Point Strategy

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He was thinking if he could sneak into the main hut undetected. After observing for some time, he decided it was impossible. The encampment was not very big, but the numbers of lizardmen were quite dense, he would meet with one no matter which path he took. Even for rangers with their Silent Step skill, sneaking through the camp was a stretch. Furthermore, there was still a Boss guarding the treasure inside. It would be utterly foolish to successfully sneak into the main hut only to end up fighting the Boss and then got surrounded by the rest of its minions. After studying the encampment and understanding that there was nothing he could do here, Jack decided to leave. He kept staying low as he paid attention to his radar and moved away from the camp. He could see some lizardmen going on patrol. They always moved around in a team of two. Unlike the disorganized gnomes and Goblins, these lizardmen seemed to move around in fixed paths around their encampment. As he had gone quite close to the encampment, he also sometimes saw patrols on the way where he was heading. Hence, he moved carefully. When he was hiding from one patrol, he saw a path where the ground descended into a slope. Jack crawled to the slope to stay away from the patrol. He checked his radar and estimated that there were no monsters under the slope. He went down and came to a ravine that stretched quite far. He followed the ravine as the path got narrower due to the cliffs on both sides come together close to one another. The narrow path continued for a while, it opened up at some parts and closing in again at other parts. Most of the parts where it closed in, could only be passed by one person. Jack stopped walking after some time and looked back at the terrain. He thought for a while before asking the Fairy, "Peniel, if I attacked the Lizardman in the encampment, will they come out to chase me?"

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