The game has become a real alternate world-Chapter 151 - 93 Fragments/Dwarf Council_3

"It’s just helping the dwarves, that’s all."

What kind of help would be so renowned?

But since George didn’t say much, Anita was not inclined to dig deeper. After all, just by asking any of those involved, the dwarves would be more than happy to tell her.

Of course, she would have to discern for herself which parts of the dwarves’ words were true and which were mere boasting.

"George, my friend, long time no see."

Lurik walked over and gave a hug to the crouching George.

"Long time no see, Sage." George was still a bit nervous.

Lurik looked around behind him, indeed not seeing Kana and the others.

"Are you here alone? Where is Kana?"

Hearing Lurik’s words, George quickly said, "I bring the prince’s gratitude, thanking you for your help before, helping us through the crisis."

He was referring to the time when they were being pursued, and the dwarves suddenly charged out to help them retreat.

You could say that was truly a godsend, saving them from danger.

"Hahaha, helping friends is what we should do, just like you once selflessly helped us.

Dwarves never abandon their friends!"

Lurik said, and the surrounding dwarves cheered a bit, as if in agreement with his words.

George smiled and nodded, taking out a letter from his pocket and handing it to him, which Kana had given him before leaving.

Lurik took it, looking at the signature on it and the greeting written especially in Dwarven by Kana. He smiled, nodded, and put it into his pocket.

"We retreated all the way to the Eastern Wilderness, where His Highness found a nice settlement point. Currently, they’re building a village around the settlement.

Please forgive His Highness for not being able to come here personally right now. He said that once things stabilize, he will come to express his gratitude personally."

"Hahaha, no matter, but we look forward to the arrival of the Evil Breaker. We will surely hold a grand banquet to welcome you then."

Lurik said with great joy.

"You all must be tired too. Come on, I’ll arrange rooms for you."

Saying this, he led George and the others into Gray Furnace Castle.

After arranging their accommodations, he hosted a small banquet to receive them.

Then began preparing the grains that Kana and the others needed.

Lurik looked at the letter in his hand.

Inside were Kana’s greetings and some requests. After carefully reading through it, Lurik knew the information in the letter was no small matter.

Lurik returned to the council chamber and summoned the other two leaders.

The three dwarves began to discuss again.

He talked about Kana sending someone this time.

"He hopes we can sell them some grains and also hopes to buy more through our channels to get through the early period of pioneering."

Facing Kana’s request, the Castle Lord of Gray Furnace Castle nodded and casually said, "This is not troublesome, or rather, this help is insignificant."

They themselves buy a large amount of grain for brewing, so both their inventory and purchasing channels were ample.

Even if they sold some, it wouldn’t affect their own use at all.

"He also hopes we can make a batch of tools for them, to build the village and pioneer the land."

Even though Kana and his team were prepared, many tools were indeed insufficient, especially when building a village from scratch.

The Castle Lord nodded, that was still not a big request.

They were responsible for exporting all sorts of forged items, whether they were tools, farm equipment, weapons, or armor.

New blacksmiths need to practice with tools, don’t they?

"Is it just these two requests?" the Castle Lord asked.

If it were merely these two requests, frankly, it would be very easy. Lurik could decide by himself, there was no need to hold such a small meeting.

Since they held this meeting, obviously there was other more important information that required the three of them to decide.

"Of course not, here’s the important matter following next."

Said Lurik, taking out another letter from under the envelope.

On it was written that Kana formed the Night Watchers and stated their ideals and that they received the world’s attention.

Besides that, it mentioned nothing else, only saying they hoped to move forward together with Gray Furnace Castle in the future.

It seemed just a simple statement.

"Did you verify it?" The Master of Brewing asked nearby.

Lurik nodded, "I performed a prophecy."

In the past, prophecies were a very vague and highly idealistic form of magic.

But with development and research, the structure of prophecy had been deconstructed by many mages.

Though there were still some arguments.

The prophecy school was divided into two branches, one was the Destiny faction, the other was the Unknown faction.

The Destiny faction believed some future events were destined, that was fate. This school once prospered.

The Unknown faction believed the future was unknowable and chaotic.

Later, the Unknown faction gained orthodoxy as their research confirmed their claims.

So-called prophecy is to plead for answers from the world, higher beings, or even some vague powers.

They possess broader perspectives and deeper knowledge.

Mages usually pray to Magic Power, priests to Holy Light, and others to the world.

Lurik prayed to the world, and the world instinctively answered based on existing information, to the vague question in the prayer.

In other words, so-called prophecy is actually a higher-level conceptual entity making predictions from a macro perspective.

"Kana’s importance is increasing."

The so-called increasing importance means that Kana, in the future dark apocalypse, becomes a greater hope.

There are many such hopes. They care because Kana’s importance is increasing.

And Kana is right in front of them. Compared to more distant and intangible hopes, Kana, who is nearby, is their choice.

This indicates that Kana is walking on the right path, and the world is favoring and attending to him.

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