The phrase "the intelligence is wrong, there are no humans on it at all" went around the mouth of Vic, the driver of the manned excavator, several times, but he could not say it.

The two mine guards were poking their heads into the excavator probe, and Vic estimated that if he had to grind for a few more seconds, the two of them would immediately blow the alarm whistle hanging around their necks.

But the two mine guards did not have a panicked expression on their faces, and stretched their necks to look inside the excavator for a while, but instead turned into a disappointed face.

"Well, is there a mistake in the intelligence, there are no humans on it at all?" asked one of the goblins, whose skin was slightly lighter green.

Vic, who had been robbed of his lines, felt an inexplicable burst of anger and shouted as he turned around and pointed at the excavator: "Is there something wrong with you......? Huh?"

The word "blind" could not be spoken, and Vic half-turned his body and froze in place.

In the excavator's manned compartment behind him, where were there any traces of humans? instead, there were two goblins with green skin, less than a meter tall, who should never be here.

The two goblins were dressed in leather armor, dark goggles over their eyes, and masks on their faces, revealing only large hooked noses. In general, it is the standard attire of the Sunshine Commandos who rush to the ground.

Compared to the average Sunshine Commando, they only have two more weapons. The one on the left had a walking stick inlaid with purple crystals on his belt, and the one on the right had a dagger-sized weapon.

Although these two things were many times smaller, Vic still recognized them at a glance, especially the giant sword that was now less than thirty centimeters long, even if it became smaller, the cold light on it still made his cold hair stand on end.

Vic's throat seemed to be stuck in something, and he couldn't make any sound.

The two goblins jumped off the excavator with quick movements, and the one with the staff, namely Luca, pointed to the goggles on his eyes and said, "yes, the eyes are not very good." The sun above was so dazzling that I was still crying. ”

How come these two bastards don't even have a flawed accent? Vic cursed in his heart, but neither the swear words nor the questions could be spoken.

Because the two humans, disguised as goblins, had quickly walked behind him, Vic could almost imagine the light in his chest coming up again, and even had a burning sensation.

"Heck, I've heard that not only is there sunlight up there, but the sea breeze isn't good for the eyes! The light-green-skinned mine ranger said with concern.

"People make a lot of money!" said his companion, who had a slightly blue-skinned skin, next to him.

"That's harder, too!" the light green goblin was obviously a little friendlier, "You came back early to see the master's eyes, right?"

Vic didn't want to help the two humans lie, but Ollie, disguised as a goblin, took a step closer to him, and touched the blade a few times, intentionally or not.

"That's right, the excavator is going fast, I'll take them down first, and the state of the eyes is not suitable for walking through the well. Vic quickly reversed his position.

The light green goblin seemed to be an enthusiastic talker, and leaned over and said, "If you want to find the master, you have to hurry, I heard that he is going to mine No. 4 today to check the damage caused by the stone-shelled spiders over there." ”

Hearing this, Vic didn't care that the blade was by his side, turned around and said, "Mining Area No. 4? The stone shell spiders there have not been settled, haven't all the miners been evacuated?

"Who says it isn't? But who can persuade the master to decide it? If you take these two to see each other in the eye, you may be able to persuade them a few words. So you've got to hurry, the master might ...... now."

The light green goblin's words were interrupted by a series of "bells", which sounded like gongs, but the timbre was not very beautiful, it sounded like a wooden stick breaking a rotten tin basin.

Although the sound was not good, it was strong enough to penetrate, and the aftermath lingered in Luca's ears and refused to leave.

"Oops, it's too late! The minecart is already on its way!" said the light green goblin, pointing to the other side of the cavern.

"Isn't it because you talk too much?" the green, blue-haired goblin accidentally told the truth.

Vic was still looking at the other side of the cave in a daze, and Lukka had to lean over to him and tug at his sleeve with an inconspicuous movement.

"Okay, I'll take these two with me first, uh, can't go to the master. Vic scratched his head.

"It's okay, it's okay, the hospital won't run away. The master is gone, but the doctor is not on vacation. "If you want me to say, look at your eyes and go to Dr. Seifers, not only for medical skills, but also for his nurses, he is really ......."

"Alright, I'll take them to the hospital!" Vic didn't let him finish, and under the dual threat of magic and greatsword, he led the two pretenders towards the western exit of the cavern.

The light green chatter who was left behind still didn't stop, turned around and grabbed his companion, and whispered, "You say, why did he take those two commandos to see the eyes himself?"

"Care for your subordinates. "The blue-green companion didn't seem to think too much about it.

"No, it's very wrong!" the chatter frowned, "Normally, if I said so much, I would have been slapped back a long time ago! Have you seen those two commandos with faulty eyes before?"

"It doesn't seem like so. The blue-haired goblin was also puzzled.

"Could it be that he was held hostage?" the chatter got closer to the truth.

"No way, this is a deep mine, how can there be a goblin doing such a thing?" the blue goblin shook his head.

"What if, what if those two are those gnomes on the ground, dyeing themselves green with paint?"

"Gnomes don't look like us, do they?" retorted the blue-haired goblin.

"Have you ever been to the ground? Have you ever seen a dwarf? How do you know that they can't pretend to be us when they are green?"

"But ......"

"It's nothing, if you're still going to be here in a daze, then do whatever you want! I'm going to call the police at the mine guard headquarters!" he said, running towards the exit on the east side of the cave.

His companion hesitated, then ran along.

The cavern that served as the parking hall became empty, but it was silent for less than five minutes, and a gray phantus slowly revealed itself at the rock dome above.