Tiefflin's request was simple, and Soram readily agreed, which was originally Solam's power as a lord. Anyway, the parliament shouldn't be interested in how Soram recruits the people, because even if Soram writes a million people, it has nothing to do with the council, at least for two hundred years.

Who told the people of the Parliament to exempt the Solam Domain from taxes for two hundred years? And these taxes are all-encompassing. It can even be said that the territory of Solam, except for being on Am's map, basically has nothing to do with Am's council.

Tieflin finally relented and cheered after seeing the paperwork that Soram had written on the spot. And while the Tiflin cheered, Solam also solved the problem of the dwarves.

The question of the dwarves is simpler than that of Tieflin, these poor fellows, who have been enslaved by Klaus for three hundred years. Before Klaus even arrived at the Dark Keep, they were enslaved by Klaus.

Dragons and dwarves are definitely mortal enemies in a sense. Dwarves are a very, very wealthy race, they don't gather wealth for enjoyment, in fact, the vast majority of dwarves don't have much to ask for food and clothing, except for alcohol. They just like gold and silver treasures, they like to pile up gold and silver treasures in warehouses, often a dwarven city, hundreds of years will only continue to pile up treasures in the warehouse, and they will not even think to use them.

It is this particular collectivism that makes dwarves a favorite target of dragons. Because the wealth of a dwarven city is comparable to that of a human kingdom.

The best way for dragons to get rich overnight is to rob the dwarves......

So the dwarves have always had a bad impression of dragons, no matter what kind of dragon they are. Because basically every kind of dragon can't help but pay attention to the dwarven treasury when it sees a dwarf, even if it's a good dragon.

The only difference between the good dragon and the evil dragon may be that the good dragon generally only robs money and does not kill people. (Most of the good dragons use stealing to loot the dwarven treasury) and the evil dragons are mostly overt robbers, as for what additional damage will be done, they don't care, and even some bad dragons will simply kill all the dwarves.

And these dwarves are the survivors of Klaus's raid on a dwarven city. According to the dwarves, their original city was not very large, and the population was only about 2,000 people. (The population of dwarf cities is generally not large because of food and fertility rates)

As a result, because of the arrival of Klaus, half of the population died at the hands of this hateful red dragon, and the rest of Klaus did not let go, but enslaved them with power and terror. For the past three hundred years, the population of these dwarves has been decreasing under the cruel rule of Klaus.

So far, there are only less than 200 people. Many of them are disabled and infirm. And these two hundred people are still being squeezed by Klaus, many of them have never seen what the real sky looks like, Klaus has kept them working underground mining, and they are not allowed to appear on the surface at will. Only a lucky few will be able to come to the surface from the deep mines for a while because they have to sacrifice treasure like Klaus.

So when Soram told them that they were free, many of the dwarves didn't understand what freedom meant, they just looked at Soram blankly. Because the slavery they have been subjected to has numbed them.

In the end, it was the elder of these dwarves, trembling, who cautiously asked Solam, "Is the dragon really dead?" ”

After being confirmed by Soram to take out the faucet, all the dwarves began to cry with their heads in their arms. They may not understand what freedom is, but their hatred of Klaus is real.

Finally, after Soram asked them what their plans were for the future, the dwarves did not hesitate to ask for Soram to be a slave......

When he heard this, Kogan, who was already very unhappy on the sidelines, hated to pick up the battle axe in his hand and hacked all these dwarves to death! Although Kogan said that he didn't care about his status as a dwarf, in fact, he never denied the fact that he was a dwarf!

In Kogan's opinion, these of his own people have simply lost the face of the dwarves! It's better to hack them to death yourself, lest they be embarrassed here, and let Uncle Kogan also lose face!

The dwarf race is the most stubborn and inflexible race among all the intelligent races, which is why many people call the dwarves stoneheads. In the concept of dwarves, it is not ashamed to be defeated and killed, but groveling for the sake of life is an unacceptable behavior. That would be a disgrace to the ancestors!

(Dwarves are a race of ancestor worship, as all dwarves believe that their original ancestors were Moradin, the father of the dwarves.)

Soram immediately stopped Kogan, and then made this guy realize the fact that he was not much better, he had not become someone else's slave, how could he be embarrassed to say anything about others?

But Kogan was justified in shouting that he wasn't like these cringing guys. Although Soram didn't know what the difference was between them, given Kogan's chaotic and evil comic attributes, Soram didn't bother to care, anyway, this kind of bad and bubbling guy is generally a double standard.

As for these dwarves, Solam naturally won't refuse, not to mention anything else, just because they can take care of the albor, Solam won't give up on them easily. Among the dwarves, not every dwarven population has the skills to forge ordchess.

None of these dwarves are in good health, but so what? These are all technical talents, and there is no need to dig by themselves, only a turtle dragon like Klaus will let this kind of technical talent run to do coolies.

Besides, doesn't Soram know another dwarven clan? Wouldn't it be okay to fool those people around? They've got a lot of people to mine! And even better, these dwarves are also from Kalinshan, who is absolutely familiar with the slave industry!

This is a plan that Soram has been thinking about for a long time, and he only needs to contact the Hammer Guild on the other side of Port Carlin with the help of the Church of Workin when he returns, anyway, as far as Soram knows, the dwarves also hope to rebuild their city. The Dark Castle is a ready-made mountain castle!

The only question is whether the dwarves of the Hammer Guild are willing to become the people of Solam, and the people who can thrive in the Kalinshan mix are simple.