The other three dwarfs also pressed against the stone door, their shoes grinding on the ground.

"There's no way to go on like this!, third and fourth!, you do your best!" said the dwarf boss.

"Second, you're in charge of jumping into the air and luring the dragon up!" said the dwarf boss.

"Three, four, when the dragon comes up, open the stone door quickly," said the dwarf boss.

"Roar!" a fiery dragon rushed up to attack the dwarf.

"Skip over here, little one!" said the dwarf boss.

"Three, four, open the stone door now," said the dwarf boss.

I saw that the second dwarf jumped back to the side of the stone gate, causing the fire dragon to want to follow.

The old ambassador of the dwarfs used a barometric magic spell that forced the fire dragon to be forced to pass through the stone gate.

When the third and fourth dwarfs opened the stone door, the dwarf boss was afraid that the fire dragon would not be able to kill the glowing moths, so he added a fire magic fire.

The fire dragon rushed into the stone gate with lava and a blue tail.

"Bang bang bang!" a crisp voice came from inside the door. The sound was followed by a burning smell.

"Boss, you're doing a great job! it looks like they're all burned to death!" said the second dwarf.

The four dwarfs stepped on the piles of black charcoal-like things on the ground, and felt very comfortable on the soles of their feet, and a crunchy sound came to their ears.

After walking for a short time, the passage came to an end, and there was no road left. They entered a secret room and saw that all around them were stone bodies that were oval in shape and had uneven surfaces.

"Boss, what is this?" said the second dwarf.

"I don't know! I think it's some kind of wormhole!" said the dwarf boss.

There are wormholes of different sizes on the oval stone bodies, and they also glow purple from time to time. There was something slimy coming out of each hole, and the smell of insects was refreshing.

The dwarf boss rubbed his fingers with a little slime from the hole to observe.

"It's the gooey stuff that's doing it, so every hole glows," said the dwarf boss.

"Isn't this a purple blood cake!" said the dwarf boss, putting the slime in his mouth and tasting it.

"Click! click!"

"Boss, do you hear anything," said the second dwarf.

"Something seems to be cracking," said the dwarf boss.

"Ah," shouted the fourth dwarf.

A thousand-year-old corpse, with glowing green eyes, bit the neck behind the dwarf fourth.