Before Lukka could make the next move, a voice suddenly sounded not far from him. It was the soft and soothing sound of the lute, as if it was whispering softly in the ear, which made people's minds instantly calm.

It didn't sound strange, but it shouldn't have been here anyway. Fortunately, this time, the sound of the piano did not affect the state of Lukka and his companions, but the rock giant in the middle of the hall suddenly stopped.

The rock giant raised his fist high, and no longer slammed it into the ground, but blocked it in front of his mouth and yawned a lot, and then slowly hung down to his side, and his huge head gradually lowered, and soon he sat on the ground, and began to snort deafeningly.

As he fell into a deep slumber, the stone walls around him were freed from their rampage, and the sharp stone thorns were put away and retreated to their original positions.

The crisis seemed to be over for the time being, but Luca was not relieved.

"Where did the sound of the piano come from?" is the question not only of him, but of everyone.

Thea raised a hand high and shouted, "It seems to be on my side!"

Lukka listened intently, but at that moment, the sound of the piano suddenly disappeared. Then, among the boxes next to Thea that were loaded with supplies, the one that was pressed at the bottom suddenly let out a violent banging sound, and there was an urgent shout from inside: "Is there anyone outside? Help! I'm trapped inside!"

"How did you bring this guy in?" Lukka scratched his head and walked over with Ollie to remove the boxes that had been pressed against them, revealing the large ones.

This crate is the most common cargo box on the Silent Reaper, with a length and width of more than a meter, and because Nora eats too much, it is the most convenient way to carry food in this large wooden box. At this size, it can really fit an adult, but it's just shrunk inside, and the posture is definitely not very comfortable.

Ollie opened the lid of the box, and Dolan, the wood spirit who had rubbed the boat not long ago, was curled up inside, and as soon as he saw the light, he immediately rubbed his waist and stood up.

"Oops, it's too crowded in here, it's not a place for people!" he stiffened, not knowing if it was the plant itself or if it was nested in a wooden box.

The next second, he raised his head and observed the situation around him, and as soon as his eyes saw the lava pool in the middle of the hall, he immediately held his head and screamed, which was probably the instinctive reaction of the wood spirit to the flames and heat.

Lukka leaned against the side of the boat, waited for him to scream hoarsely, then poked his arm with his staff, and said slowly, "Rest when you're tired, you didn't burn." ”

"Huh?" Dolan looked down at his arm, "Really, why isn't it hot here?"

With that, he picked up his lute and walked to the side of the ship.

Lukka crossed him with his staff: "If you don't want to be a piece of firewood, don't get off the boat." ”

To complement him, Ollie broke off a piece of wood from the crate and threw it out of the ship's side. The sticks were immediately blackened by the hot air, and soon a flame of its own ignited violently.

The wood spirit quickly retracted his half-step leg, covered his eyes with his hands and began a new round of screaming.

"Are you finished?" Lukka tapped him with his staff, "as long as you don't leave the range of this iron ship, the temperature won't get out of control." ”

"Oh, well, then I won't scream. What the hell is this place?" Dolan took the opportunity to sit down on the boat.

"In the belly of the volcano. Luca said.

"Oh, what are you doing here, isn't it too hot?" asked Dolan, his eyes wide.

"Pick up something, we're here to get it. It's just that you're getting higher and higher, and you can't even let go of this kind of iron ship floating in lava. Luca said.

"What? Floating in lava?!" Dolan's face turned white with fright.

"Didn't I tell you? Don't leave the ship. How the hell did you get here?" Lukka asked.

"I didn't run. Dolan scratched his head, "When I finish my dormancy, you're all gone, and I'll be planted on the side of the road like a tree, how stupid it will be." ”

"Well, and then what?"

"Then I thought, you probably left temporarily, and I didn't get enough sleep anyway, so I went back to your ship, changed forms, and hibernate for a few days. Dolan replied.

"What's the change?" asked Phil curiously.

Dolan lowered his head and whispered a reply, seeming a little embarrassed.

"What kind of form is it?" Ollie's curiosity was piqued.

"Brassica of the cruciferous family is a bructa. Dolan's voice was a little louder.

"What the hell is this?" Lukka didn't understand the whole thing.

As an alchemist, Phil knew much more about plants than anyone else, and after thinking for a moment, he suddenly burst out laughing: "You mean, you became a cabbage?"

Dolan blushed and said, "This saves water and place." ”

Lukka now finally understood why he had been packed into this box by Daniel as a food supply.

"You're not the only cabbage in the box, isn't it?" Nora, looking back at the empty box.

"I woke up a few times, and it was dark, and there was no water or light, so I ate the vegetables to satisfy my hunger. Dolan replied.

"You're cannibalism, aren't you?" Lukka couldn't imagine a cabbage munching on other cabbages.

"How can you say that, you have flesh and blood, and you eat meat differently?" Dolan didn't feel a little guilty.

"Well, what's going on with the sound of the piano?" Lukka continued.

"I was in that box, and I couldn't see the outside, but it sounded like someone was arguing, and it was quite loud. My other skills as a bard may be average, but the level of persuasion is definitely one of the best, so I will simply play a paragraph to calm you down. By the way, who are you arguing with?" said Dolan, glancing around the hall and finding no one else.

"Hey, you're not going to have infighting, are you?" he said, looking at the excitement and not thinking it was a big deal.

"Eat your cabbage first!" Lukka pointed to the middle of the hall, "It's the rock giant." ”

"Oh, I thought it was a pile of rocks. The rock giants are not very good-tempered, and I have met one before, when ......" Dolan said and picked up the harp again, as if to sing.

"Let me warn," Crete interrupted very timely, "that the crystal that the rock giant has been watering is now in a somewhat changed state. ”

Lukka turned his head to see that the incandescent crystal had begun to turn blue, and the lava in the surrounding pool was constantly surging, as if it was about to boil.