"Get down, everybody!" shouted the dwarf boss.

Four dwarfs pressed their faces against the damp ground, feeling the breath before death.

Several hot shells smoked and fell from the sky, as if striking each dwarf's heart.

The dwarf tries to pull the trigger, but is exhausted.

"Boss, are we going to die here!?" asked the fourth dwarf.

"Now we can only bet that we won't be killed!, let's surrender!" said the dwarf boss.

"Let's surrender!" shouted the dwarf boss to the soldiers outside the hut.

"Hmm...... Well, as long as you surrender obediently, we can consider not killing you!" said the Turkan general Tovisi, with some hesitation in his heart.

The four dwarfs slowly crawled out of the hut, streaked in blood.

Several soldiers in armor pulled the four dwarfs up and shoved them in front of the Turkish general Tovis.

Dressed in armor more ornate than the soldiers around him, the Turkan general Tovis looked at the four dwarves with a fierce gaze, and saw that the four dwarves did not look like people from the Kalongwa Kingdom, and the killing intent in his heart fell.

"Oh, you're not from the kingdom of Kalonwa!," Tovis asked, looking at the appearance and height of the four dwarfs.

"Yes, we were forced!" said the dwarf boss.

"Boom...... an iron cage cart transports the four dwarfs away.

The soldiers of Tulwa searched the streets, but there was not a single figure to be seen.

"No one, General!" said one of the soldiers, running up to Tovis.

"...... general, no one!" said one after another to Toweis.

"Where are the people!, have they been transferred?" thought Toweis, rubbing his beard.

"Ahhh......h

"Soldier, what's going on!?" shouted Tovis.

"Reported!General!!!

"It's getting late now!Withdraw from the territory of the Kalongwa Kingdom for the time being!And be vigilant!," said Toweis.

At this time, the king of Kalongwa, who was besieged in the inner city, was walking around in panic.

"Your Majesty, I don't think we're going to lose!

"Oh! Tell me!" the king approached the soothsayer.

Even though the soothsayer spoke very quietly, he could not hide from a sensitive ear.

There was a man standing outside the door, and he could clearly hear the conversation between the king and the soothsayer, even if it was very quiet, but for Captain Kesha, no disturbance could escape his ears.

"Well, who's outside the door!?" said the soothsayer.

"King, the enemy has attacked our city so easily, and the enemy knows our plans very well! I see that there are spies in our country!" said Captain Kesha, very anxious.

"Oh, you're right, you must find out!" said the king.

By this time, the dwarfs had been transported to the kingdom of Turva, and as soon as they got out of the car, they saw towers shaking like sharp swords before their eyes.

The sound ......of the bell was more like a lullaby, making the dwarf dizzy.

The four dwarfs were rudely pushed into the foul-smelling prison by the Turkish soldiers, and fell on damp and filthy straw.

The next morning, the dwarfs were brought to the main hall to meet the king.

"Oh, you are the generals of the kingdom of Kalonwa!?" asked the king of Turva, seeing that the dwarf did not look like a man from Kalonwa.

"No! we're from the Dwarf Nation!" said the Dwarf Boss.

"Oh, you don't look like a Kalonwa man in appearance or height!" said the king.

"Do you think they are lying, soothsayers?" asked the king of Turva.

The soothsayer asked the soldier to remove the armor from the four dwarfs, and he could see the dwarfs clearly at a glance.

"Oh, they are indeed from the Dwarven Kingdom!" said the soothsayer.

"Since it belongs to the Dwarven Kingdom, then treat it well!, and we have no grudges against the Dwarven Kingdom!" said the king, with a kind face.

"Bang bang ......!" the artillery fire rang out again in the streets of the Kalongwa Kingdom.

Wooden and brick buildings were destroyed by artillery fire. The Turkish soldiers gave full vent to their hatred for the Kalongwa kingdom, destroying everything they saw.

"We have intelligence from within our army!" said a Turkish soldier leaning into Tovis's ear.

"Ah, these idiots are trying to plot against us!" thought Tovis.

"Order all the soldiers to watch out for the stone slabs in the streets, prepare to use heavy weapons underground, and place gunpowder in the stairs of the wooden buildings!" Tovis instructed the soldiers.

"Click!" The floor tiles on the street suddenly flew up, and one by one the Kalonwa soldiers rushed out of the ground, trying to shoot the Turkish soldiers, but they were directly stabbed into meat sauce by the Turkwa soldiers who jumped down from the stairs with heavy swords.

Then the Turkish soldiers quickly left and retreated outside the territory of the Kalongwa Kingdom.

"Boom, ......boom, boom!!" An explosion sounded in the Kalongwa Kingdom, and the castle tower was in flames.

At this time, King Kalongwa was furious and was about to blame the soothsayer for the failure of his plan.

When King Kalongwa reached the aisle, he was stopped by a fight, and he listened around the corner.

Captain Kesha was stabbing the soothsayer with a short sword, but was blocked with one hand.

"What are you doing here!?" said the soothsayer.

"I suspect you're a spy!, or why would our plan fail repeatedly!" said Kaisha, angrily stabbing his dagger at the soothsayer.

"What kind of logic are you! I came up with this strategy!, how could I be a traitor!" said the soothsayer as he pushed away the short sword from Captain Kesha's hand.

"It seems to be!" said Captain Kesha, in fact, with undiminished murderous intent in his heart.

"I almost killed you!" Captain Kaisha thought to himself, as if he was afraid that the soothsayer would know something.

When the two were gone, the king went to the soothsayer's room.

The king seemed to have some suspicion at the door, but did not knock.

At this time, the soothsayer was hurriedly burning some of the letters he had just written.

"What are you doing, soothsayer!?" said the king, pushing the door open.

"No, No, Your Majesty, we have not done anything!" said the soothsayer.

"Your plan has failed again! there are spies in our land! and among us!" said the king, looking at the soothsayer with suspicion.

"Yes, every time we fail!We must gather together and gather the spies!!" The soothsayer interrupted the king before ......he could finish his sentence.

"I seem to smell something burning!" said the king.

"No, no, Your Majesty, you must have smelled it wrong! it could be the smell of candles!" said the soothsayer, very panicked.

At this time, Tovis, who was preparing to completely attack the kingdom of Kalongwa, knew all the enemy's plans well, thanks to the spies hidden inside the palace.

"It turns out that all the people of the Kalongwa kingdom are hiding on a cliff not far away!" thought Tovis.

"General, do you want us to go up the cliff and slaughter these wicked people!" said a soldier captain.

At this time, the dwarfs already knew about the spies within the Kalongwa Kingdom, and also learned that the Turkish people had a deep hatred with the Kalongwa people. Dwarfs: They are worried about the innocent people of Kalongwa.