Chapter 150, Reselling Strategic Materials_2

Compared to fighting head-on with the Orcs, most mercenaries stretched out their dark hands towards Orc tribes, directing their hunting targets towards the old and weak.

They did not massively slaughter women and children, not because they had a sense of honor, but mainly because the price of selling slaves was slightly higher than the rewards offered by the Allied Forces.

What surprised Hudson the most was that the most victorious "Mercenary Corps" weren't real mercenaries. Instead, they turned out to be acting on behalf of the Front Line Army.

Using pseudo-identities to do the dirty work wasn't a big deal. But they at least needed to create a convincing disguise. The imposing mercenary group names made Hudson speechless.

For example, the "Unbeaten Holy Mercenaries".

Just by the name, Hudson knew this was a pseudonym set up by the Clergy. Organizations that could be honored with the royal title on the continent were, in ninety-nine percent of cases, branches of the Clergy.