Dungeon King: My Goblins Have Captured Countless Female Players

Meanwhile, outside Rodel City, within two small hills as indicated on the map, Howard had arrived near the habitat of the wolfrats.

The taller hill was named "Taso," and the shorter "Tami."

Currently, Howard was in a valley on Taso.

Though referred to as "small hills," they were not short by any measure, with relative elevations reaching hundreds of meters and extending for several kilometers, making them more akin to a series of elevated lands than mere hills.

The vegetation here was lush, unlike the predominantly herbaceous plants found in the plains, with many tall trees scattered throughout.

Wolfrats, a social and predatory species, had little sense of territory, inhabiting valleys that also served as the overlapping territories of several low-tier spellbeasts.

Despite their individual weakness, through unity, cunning, and recklessness, the wolfrats carved out a niche for themselves in a fertile valley, thriving and multiplying.

The information on the quest was, in fact, outdated.

The quest had been posted for a while, likely over a month.

But even in just a month, given the wolfrats’ rapid breeding capabilities, they could produce a new generation, with some individuals nearing maturity.

So, when Howard approached the valley, he didn’t find the seven to twelve wolfrats mentioned in the quest, but a massive group of over twenty.