A mission

The tribe grew slowly, even though each mare was impregnated every cycle. As the only educated goblin, Kazex calculated the growth:

There were four mares in the tribe. Each of them could give birth to a new goblin every three months. That's four goblins per year per mare. So getting 16 new tribe members every year sounded good at first, but it was far too few for Kazex.

His old tribe consisted of about five hundred members. And there was one thing Kazex had been thinking about for a long time. He wanted **** for his exile from his old clan. He wanted to take **** on his old tribal leader. But with the current growth of the tribe, it would take many years before he had enough soldiers.

But how could he change it? Three of the mares, who were already at the borderline age for childbearing, were getting pregnant at increasingly longer intervals. Kazex noticed that it sometimes took four or five months before their bellies became big again.

A year later, two of them did not get pregnant at all. They still gave good milk and were therefore trained and used as milk cows.

What the tribe needed were new mares. New, young, human women, with fertile wombs.

Therefore, Kazex dispatched three of his best soldiers the very next morning to search the surrounding area for villages and towns.