Wayne followed Thorin halfway through the town, and outside a low house where dwarves lived, he met Balin, an old dwarf with a look of wisdom in his eyes, smoking pipe grass.

After the two sides met, and without much pleasantries, Wayne was invited into the house, and instead of tea, the dwarf poured him a pure dwarven beer.

"This is Bahrain, the master architect among the dwarves, and he has participated in the design of many famous buildings in our dwarven kingdom, including the royal palace."

"This is Mr. Wayne, and he wants to hire a group of dwarven craftsmen to build a manor in the Charles."

After a brief introduction to each other, the two parties did not be polite, and soon entered the normal transaction process.

In the face of a customer like Wayne, who is not bad for money, has high emotional intelligence, and can speak well, the two sides did not have any waves, and soon signed a labor contract smoothly.

According to the agreement, about thirty dwarven craftsmen will go to Hobbiton in the Shire to help Wayne build the manor.

However, because they were field workers, Wayne needed to provide food and lodging for the dwarves, and also had to pay a one-third of the deposit, about two hundred and eighty gold coins of Middle-earth, before the dwarven craftsmen could start working.

This price is similar to what the old hobbit Ford speculated, which is in line with the market situation, and the dwarves did not take the opportunity to raise the price.

After the two sides had discussed the matter, Barin told Wayne that the Dwarven Artisans would wait until the day after tomorrow to set out, as there were many tools and equipment to be delivered, and personnel needed to be arranged, and these waiting times were necessary.

Of course, Wayne has no opinion on this, and it has always been his principle to leave professional things to professional people.

But that being the case, while Bahrain and his workers were preparing, Wayne's time was free.

Thinking of the bounty on the billboard, and the reward for the three hundred gold coins, Wayne declined Thorin's invitation to invite him to dinner, and said with a smile:

"Prince Thorin, Mr. Balin, you can prepare dinner first, and I'll see if I can find the black bear Bisog."

"Maybe I'll be able to catch your dinner when I get back."

After separating from the two dwarves, Wayne still remembered the surprised and shocked expressions in the eyes of the two dwarves, and his heart was a little dark.

However, if you want to impress others these days, you don't just have to play tricks on your lips, you have to show real effort.

He quickly found the female painter in Brie Town by asking passers-by for directions, it was a woman in her thirties, named Sodanina, who was very plump and good-looking, but unfortunately the family was happy, her husband and children were around, and Wayne was not the kind of person who pry into the corner.

After some conversation, after learning of his intention, the female painter saw that he was just alone, and immediately spoke out to stop him, hoping that he would not go to the forest alone to take risks, even if he wanted to hunt the black bear Bisog, it was best to form a combat team and act together.

Unfortunately, Wayne was resolute and confident in his words and deeds, and Sodanina saw that it was useless to dissuade her, so she told the witchers all about the discovery of her brother's corpse and some speculations about the whereabouts of the black bear in the town.

And Wayne also succeeded in getting an expert assignment from a female painter.

In the past few months, he has been able to receive only ordinary tasks from the hobbit, and he is already a little tired of it, and the level of expert tasks also hints at him that the strength of this black bear is not strong.

After saying goodbye to Sodanina and her family, Wayne didn't care about the surprised eyes of the people around him, directly took out the magic flying carpet, and then rode it, flying towards the location of the black bear Bizog.

The flying carpet was fast and ignored the terrain, and in less than half an hour, he was in the place where the black bear frequented.

It's a pity that at this point, Wayne can only rely on luck to find it.

But obviously, when it comes to good luck, he has always been favored by fate.

Just as Wayne flew silently in the air, searching for dozens of minutes, a loud wild bear roar came into his keen witcher hearing.

Wayne immediately perked up and immediately flew over the source of the sound.

The forest outside the town of Brie is quite lush with vegetation, but due to the felling of trees, the number of trees is not particularly dense, and it is easy to see the scene on the ground through the gaps between the trees.

Soon, in the midst of a loud noise, he saw a large black bear chasing a wounded wild deer in the forest.

The black bear runs very fast, although the wild deer's trajectory is very tricky, but after running for about a few hundred meters, it was thrown to the ground by this huge black bear, opened its bloody mouth, and bit off its neck in one bite.

Seeing this, Wayne was happy in his heart, most of the beasts are the most relaxed when they eat, and no matter how strong the wild bear's body is, as long as it is flesh and blood, it is always quite vulnerable in the face of sneak attacks.

Just as the black bear was vigilantly observing its surroundings and munching on flesh and blood.

Wayne's flying carpet had quietly stopped at a height of more than ten meters above the flying bear.

He slowly drew the huge sword called Victory of the Oath, put a strengthened Quinn shield on himself, and then half-crouched on the flying carpet, his eyes fixed on the heart of the black bear.

After waiting for a few minutes, at the moment when the black bear was halfway through eating and lowered his head to eat the internal organs of the wild deer, Wayne's body jumped lightly, jumped down from a height of more than ten meters, held a two-handed big sword, aimed at the position of the black bear's heart, and stabbed into it fiercely with the sound of the wind, like justice descending from heaven.

Poof, the sound of flesh tearing.

The two-handed sword, which was more than one meter long, penetrated the fur, bones, and internal organs of the black bear, and without any obstacles, it directly stabbed the black bear through and stabbed it to the ground.

Although the black bear's death-defying counterattack threw Wayne out, such a move also tore the fatal wound on its heart into a larger wound, hastening its death.

And after inflicting the fatal blow on the black bear Bizog, Wayne did not intervene in the fight again, but cautiously followed behind the black bear, standing at a safe distance, and watched it stagger away with a two-handed sword stuck in his heart.

It's a pity that after escaping less than two hundred meters away, the black bear Bizog couldn't hold on any longer, and with the blood and water all the way, he fell to the ground and slowly lost his life.

As I said before, as long as it is flesh and blood, no matter how powerful, it is always so vulnerable in the face of sneak attacks.

After waiting for ten minutes, and when the blood of the black bear Bizog almost stopped flowing out of the huge wound, Wayne stepped forward and stepped on the black bear's back, pulled out his sword, recalled the flying carpet in the sky, and slowly inserted it into the scabbard.

Looking at the huge corpse of the black bear, Wayne thought for a few seconds and frowned slightly, fortunately, he had prepared a thick rope in the storage bag beforehand.

Although the magic flying carpet made by Gianna is very difficult to bear the weight of one person and one bear, as long as the magic output is increased, it can barely fly.

By the time he used a rope to hang the carcass of the huge black bear under the flying carpet, transported it back to Brie Town, and landed on the town square, it was only about three hours after he left the town.

Some onlookers saw the corpse of the black bear, and looked at the prominent physical features, and immediately understood that this was the black bear Bisog who had been rewarded, and soon spread the good news throughout Brie Town.

Wayne didn't keep a low profile, he took the magic flying carpet into his arms, held the hilt of the sword with both hands, the scabbard on the ground, and put on a confident but calm posture, standing in the square of the town, receiving the gaze and admiration of everyone.

About ten minutes later, a middle-aged, balding hobbit squeezed through the crowd and found Wayne, who was being watched.

After a conversation of amazement mixed with appreciation, the town official, respectfully offering a bounty and loudly announcing the good news of Bisorg's removal to the crowd of onlookers.

He praises Wayne as the hero who slayed down the beast, and declares that he is a friend of Brie Town forever.

And in order to further expand this reputation, Grandpa Wayne, who is not short of money, did not hesitate, and handed over the huge sum of three hundred gold coins to the hobbit official with his backhand, and loudly announced that he would use this huge amount of money to invite all the people in the town to drink and celebrate together.

Middle-earth is worthy of the ideal world of fantasy, and Wayne's action immediately aroused the carnival and admiration of everyone in the town, whether it was men and women, old people and children, all looked at him with admiration and respect.

And among these people who admired him, Wayne also found a group of dwarves with complicated eyes, such as Thorin and Balin.

However, Wayne did not find them immediately, he first found the female painter Sodanina who was crying with joy in the crowd, and completed his expert task in a conversation of relief and blessing.

Then, under the gaze of many people, he walked up to the dwarf prince and said with a smile:

"Thorin, I don't need to trouble you to prepare dinner tonight."

"Why don't you use my bounty, let's have a drink together."

(End of chapter)