Rhodes completely underestimated the influence of the Notai in Freljord, who had traveled for generations, seemed to be the most natural historians of this permafrost, recording the bits and pieces of this ancient land in the form of Shang Ge.

Therefore, the best way for a Freljord to be remembered is to be written into the songs.

It is for this reason that the Freljords have always been friendly and even somewhat flattering to the Notai people.

During the meal, the men talked about the raiders, and the village elder, a strong man who looked like a woolly bear, patted himself on the chest and assured, "The raiders will not dare to go wild in the furnace country." ”

"Oh?" Hearing this, Rod became interested, "Why is that?" ”

"Because the Furnace Country is Orn's territory, and the Guardians protect us!"

Aoun's name, Rod, is of course clear, but what is a Guardian?

In order to figure out what was going on with the Guardian, Rhodes began to consciously pour the elder into drink.

The Freljords were clearly lacking in resistance to alcohol - and soon, the increasingly excited man was arranged.

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Furnace Country is where Freljord first sowed the seeds of civilization.

A long, long time ago, before Freljord was divided, this part of the Furnace Country was not a basin, a hill, or a plain, but a mountain that towered higher than the current Frostguard Fortress.

At that time, Orn had been forging in the furnace country, and the flames of his furnace reflected the sky red, so that the furnace country would have the most brilliant sunset in Freljord.

At that time, there was a small town at the foot of the mountain of Furnace Township, which was still a big mountain, and a group of craftsmen who claimed to be the "furnace family" lived in the town.

These furnace people believed in Orn, who was the best craftsman in the world, and this primitive belief was similar to that of Cana, but on a much smaller scale.

Unlike Cana, the nosy Orn doesn't respond much to the Furnace family's beliefs—not accepting or rejecting.

If the furnace family is willing to come and see themselves forging, then show them; If they're going to take a break and have a drinking party, let them go.

(Of course, for the wine that the furnace family paid tribute to, Orn basically did not refuse to come.) ）

Although Orn didn't really have a hands-on guide, the furnace family became the second best craftsman after Orn - all the tools they forged were of the highest quality, second only to Orn himself.

This peaceful life lasted for countless years, until the advent of Volibel.

The second of the three demigods of Freljord, Volibel is theoretically Orn's brother - but in contrast to Orn, who is nosy by nature and likes to stay out of things, this thunder demigod is irascible and fond of fighting, and he and his bear-people are either fighting or on their way to battle.

Volibell and Orn didn't have a good relationship, and they were basically at the point of not getting along.

And this time Volibel found Orn, naturally not for the sake of his brother's old days, he hoped to get a little help from Orn.

Volibel, who has been committed to disrupting the situation and fighting, met an opponent, and Lisandro and her group of mages made the Thunder Bear quite uncomfortable, and for the first time, his Ursa did not gain an advantage on the frontal battlefield - although in the heads-up, Voliber blinded Lisandro, but in the head-on battle, the Ursa were defeated.

"I need armor and swords." - Although the demigods did not communicate in the lingua franca, this was probably what Volibel meant at the time.

For the request of his brother, who lacks heart, Orn naturally will not agree.

Orn was unwilling to participate in this kind of mess, and it didn't matter to Orn what humans wanted to do or what Freljord would be.

That's right, Orn is Valoran's first dead house, and all he has in his eyes is his own red-hot fire.

However, the Killer Voliber obviously does not understand his brother's feelings, and he needs a weapon, so when Orn refuses, he resigns to the Furnace family to forge it for him.

If Orn doesn't make a move, those furnace families can do it!

Orn was annoyed, and a flowing fire flashed from his giant horns.

"The people in the town under the mountain are not my believers. They make things for themselves. They don't talk much, they work hard – that's all. ”

Volibel, who was a man of his own life, obviously didn't care about Orn's opinion, and didn't believe that the furnace family was not Orn's followers, and he tried to snatch the unfinished equipment in Orn's forge, but Orn directly bowed his head and pushed up with a horn.

The battle begins.

Legend has it that Orn and Volibell spent eight days in the Furnace Country.

The battle between the two Freljord demigods was so fierce that the pedestal of the mountain trembled.

In the flames of Orn, molten ore erupted from the summit of the furnace.

Under Volibel's rebuke, lightning struck the mountain intensively, and fountains of flames erupted from the cracks in the cliffs.

The sky was filled with red and flames and black clouds, and the battle between the two behemoths made the Great Earthquake tremble, and the blood in the heart of the Valoran world flowed freely in the highlands.

It is said that at that time, the entire population of Freljord witnessed the battle between Voliber and Orn.

The demigods who hold the runes of the world can't tell the winner after all.

The flames could not burn the thunder, and the thunder could not split the flames, so Orn and Voliber had no choice but to stop the battle in the end.

And by the time the smoke cleared, the peaks of the mountains had disappeared—and to make matters worse, all the furnace family members had died.

The town full of furnace families is gone, and the diligent craftsmen have died from the flames and thunder, and all but Orn is a smoldering ruin and a faded past.

"No one has seen Orn since." "But we all know that he has been silently protecting the land—anyone who settles in the Furnace will be protected by Orn, and anyone who tries to start a war in the Furnace will be attacked by the Guardians. ”

"So, who exactly is the Guardian?"

"There are many Guardians—they may be swordsmen, archers, shield guards, or even magicians—and Orn will reward those who have passed his trials with some of the weapons he has forged, and those who have received the Great Orn's weapons will become the Guardians of the Furnace Country, and they will maintain the peace and tranquility in Orn's place."

"And now the Guardians...... As you may have heard, his name is Bron. ”

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