As it turned out, Li Mo's guess was correct. The book in the hand of the Hammer Patriarch was the first volume of the equipment encyclopedia that had just been completed, the material volume.

The encyclopedia produced by the Iron Hammer Tribe this time was made in volumes according to what Li Mo had told Karui about. The first volume is a volume of materials dedicated to the characteristics of various ores. Unlike the encyclopedia that Li Mo once knew, this time the equipment encyclopedia has been expanded many times. And, according to Kalu's vision, this book is also the most priority to expand.

Because now, under the guidance of Li Mo, Karui began to consciously experiment with what kind of special effects would be after various different ore ratios. Instead of discovering a special material by some serendipity, as the previous dwarves did.

As of now, Kalu's experiments have yielded many promising results. Materials that can be equipped with special magical effects were experimented with in this way. And the first batch of finished products was also made for the first pot of gold for Thor's hammer at the auction in Santa Ansta.

Although because of the battle with the Silver Wolf Mercenary Regiment, Thor's Hammer lost the opportunity to continue to develop in Santa Ansta. However, it can be met that when the Thor Merchant Group begins to rush to start again next year, such equipment will definitely become the most dazzling existence.

In addition to this, Karui has achieved a lot of unexpected gains. For example, the metal that the goblins are using now can reduce the conduction loss of magic elements to a very low range, which is a windfall for Karui.

Moreover, the current first volume only contains the harvest of Karui and the members of the Hammer tribe so far. In the future, such experiments will continue, and as long as there are metals with special properties, Karui will include them. Moreover, with the approval of the other dwarves of the Hammer Tribe, this will be a book made with the strength of the whole clan, and the progress will be much faster.

These were all things that Karui told the dwarves after their rituals had been completed.

The dwarves' celebration was very simple, and it ended after the patriarch had finished his words and everyone cheered. And no more procrastinating speeches. Of course, there is also a big bonfire in the evening, which is what the dwarves look forward to.

As everyone expected, Karui was very excited after seeing Li Mo and the others. These days, life in Karui in the Hammer Tribe is very warm and fulfilling. Every day when I come home, I have a meal made by my mother, and during the day, I am busy making encyclopedias with my clansmen.

It's just that, in addition to being busy, Karui can't help but think of his friends. It's been so long, I don't know how they're doing. Karui only knew that Li Mo and the others had traveled to Sin City to find information about the goddess of the Village of Light, but he did not know their whereabouts after that.

And now, when Karui saw Li Mo come back, he not only got the source of information, but also saved Kate's father. He was even more surprised.

However, after being surprised, Karui felt more than sincerely happy for his friend. This time, everything was perfect.

Except for one thing, when the other dwarves had left, Karui called Li Mo aside and told Li Mo with a little worry. During the time that Li Mo was away, Karui had asked the others about relocating to Twilight Hills, with a tentative mind.

Of course, Karui didn't pick this issue out. In fact, Karui described everything about Twilight Hills to the other dwarves in a somewhat ostentatious tone. In his mind, a place like Twilight Hills would surely arouse the longing of other dwarves.

As it turned out, Karoo was wrong, and he couldn't have been more wrong. After hearing Karui's description, the dwarves only verbally complimented them, and then left Twilight Hills far behind. The idea of relocation has not risen at all.

As for the reason, Karui quickly figured it out. For the dwarves, even if Twilight Hills were good, they wouldn't be as attractive as the Hammer Tribe's current location. The reason is simple, Twilight Hills has a goal to strive for, a harmonious life and a rare opportunity for communication.

But there were no mines, and there was no iron ore that the dwarves regarded as important as food and wine.

This completely discouraged the dwarves' interest. No matter how good life is, for the dwarves, the loss of ore loses all meaning.

Li Mo had already considered this question. It's not that Twilight Hills is devoid of ore, but that there is no iron ore that can be used directly to mine iron ore. If you want to forge it, you can only buy forged iron ingots through trade. Or, buy the mined ore.

For dwarves, as long as there is iron ore to use, it is fine. But buying iron ore made the dwarves feel unstable. If iron ore is not supplied on time due to the delay of the caravan, then it is even more terrifying for the dwarves than without the supply of fine wine.

It's just that Li Mo doesn't think this is a very serious problem. In fact, there are mines around Twilight Hills, but they don't belong to Twilight Hills, but to another tribe, so it shouldn't be difficult to buy them.

But the dwarves don't think so, as long as the mine is not in their own hands, for the dwarves, it is full of all kinds of uncertainties. Even if Karui came up with all kinds of new materials, it wouldn't be able to impress the dwarves.

Hearing Kalu's description, Li Mo secretly had a plan in his heart. It's just that this time is not the right time. If he could, Li Mo hoped to find the patriarch of the dwarven tribe after the celebration and explain the pros and cons. Only in this way can the dwarves be moved.

As for Li Mo's stunt of making God-given weapons, it can only be used as a bargaining chip to suppress the dwarves, but it cannot be used as a condition of the transaction. Li Mo still thought a little simpler at that time, if he used God-given weapons to lure the dwarves to the Twilight Hills, but he couldn't explain the tricks, then the final outcome could only be to fall into a gap with the Hammer Tribe. This is something that Li Mo does not want to see no matter what.

Everything will have to wait until tomorrow. Today's dwarven tribes are in the midst of the joy of the completion of the encyclopedia of equipment, and all that everyone thinks about is barley wine in the evening. If Li Mo mentioned this matter to them at this time, the timing was not right.

As night fell, in a sea of joy, Li Mo finally met the expectations of the dwarves, and was drunk unconscious by the violent barley wine.