The dwarves discussed it for a while, and finally decided to send two men to take Savin and Lawne to find Vos, and Savin took out a handful of gold coins and gave them to the dwarves, and they were very happy to accept them. The two dwarves who were guides were named Somme and Val, and to be honest, Savin couldn't tell the difference between them from their appearances, they all had unkempt hair, and they all had the same beard, except for the difference in clothing, there was really no way to tell them apart.

Raun whispered to Savan, "You can tell by the color of their hair, the redder one is Som, and the grayer one is Val. Sawan took a closer look as Lawne had said, and sure enough, he quietly nicknamed the two dwarves in his heart, Som as Red Fur and Val as Grey Fur.

Thorme and Val packed their things, and then hurried on their way with Savin and Lawn, who seemed to be eager for Savin to leave. In fact, Sawan couldn't wait to get on the road quickly, he didn't have that much time, and the sooner he found Vos, the better. A group of four people rode two horses and headed deeper into the mountain again.

Along the way, Somme and Val introduced Sawan to the various circumstances of the place, and it turned out that the Loja Mountains were extremely large, including countless mountains, and no one had ever walked all of them. The reason why the dwarves live in these mountains is because they want to keep their distance from humans, and on the other hand, because there are a lot of minerals in the mountains, which is an endless treasure for the dwarves.

Seeing that Somme and Val were both carrying pickaxes and shovels, Sawin asked, "It seems that you two are also very good at digging, could it be that you are miners?"

Both Somme and Val laughed, and replied, "There is nothing dwarves don't like to dig, do you know what dwarves are best at? It's a pity that humans think that handicraft is the main business of the dwarves, and if humans are allowed to see the great works built by the dwarves, I am afraid that they can scare the humans half to death!"

Samhain was amused by what they had to say, and asked, "What great works have the dwarves built, and how come we have never seen them?"

Val shook his head and sighed: "That was all in the past, in the past, the dwarves built projects were all over the continent, but unfortunately they were all destroyed by humans, what a pity......"

Hearing this, Lawn's face couldn't help but blush a little, but Sawan didn't care, because he wasn't human at all. Sawan smiled: "No, haven't the dwarves built anything else in so many years? If that's the case, it can only be said that the current dwarves can't catch up with their ancestors." ”

Val heard the sarcasm in Savan's tone, and his competitive spirit froze, and he said, "Why not, and now the Mosodor, which the dwarves built at the bottom of the mountain, is called truly great...... As soon as he said this, Som on the side hurriedly made a gesture to silence him.

Seeing this, Val hurriedly stopped and said no more, and Sawan didn't care about their little tricks, and said in his heart: "It seems that the dwarves are not idle, I don't know what kind of place this so-called Mosodor is, and it can be compared with those ancient great works." ”

The four of them walked for several days in the mountains, some of which were very dangerous, and Savin really admired the dwarves for their ability to carve out all sorts of precipitous places, some of which were even carved out of the steep rock faces, through which the faint of heart would not dare to pass.

On this day, the four men finally passed through a very difficult road, and in some places the horses could not pass at all, and it was up to Savin to carry the horses through. Raune had long been surprised by Savan's divine powers, but Thor and Val were once again impressed by Savin, what a lot of strength, carrying a horse through an extremely dangerous path, this man was simply a monster!

From the high mountain, the four of them went all the way down the winding mountain path, and after walking for about another day, the group finally went down to a very low place, only to see a large river rushing through the mountain, and from time to time you could see large sections of wood flowing down the river in the white splash. Sawan asks the dwarves where this comes from, and Somme tells him that the dwarves cut down trees in the forests upstream and then use the river to float downstream, thus saving them the trouble of transporting them.

Sawin's heart said that these dwarves are really good at finding a way, no wonder they are so good at building things, why do they have to bring a group of craftsmen back this time.

The four of them went up the riverbank, and the canyons on both sides of the river gradually widened, and the mountains were no longer as steep as before, as if the whole world was slowly becoming more cheerful.

"Where are we going?" asked Savin, looking around curiously.

"Let's go to the town of Fore first, where the dwarves have the most concentrated, and someone must know where Master Voss is. Som said.

"Where is Voss usually located?" Savin had wanted to ask for a long time.

"It's hard to say, people like Master Voss are usually loners, and they may be secretly engaged in his research in some corner. Som replied.

Sawan remembered that he had known Voss, the dwarf seemed to really like to be alone, and I didn't know if I would meet him this time, but since he was in the main gathering place of the dwarves, there must have been other outstanding craftsmen......

It was noon when the four of them arrived in Foretown, and before they had even entered the town, they saw puffs of smoke rising and the enticing smell of food wafting through the air. Although I haven't seen what the town of Fore is like, you can already imagine that it must be a lively and peaceful place.

The four of them walked along the flat gravel path, lined with turquoise grass and countless unknown wildflowers, and the bright sun shining on them made people feel so good that they completely forgot the towering cliffs and dangerous ravines that had been before, and this place was like a legendary holy realm.

Lawn couldn't help but sigh, "This is really a good place, and it is worth it for the dwarves to live here all the time, even if they don't do anything." ”

As he spoke, there were already buildings in front of him, the style of the houses was not much different from the human countryside, but they were relatively short, and many of them were only two-thirds as tall as ordinary houses. The dwarves who were working in front of the house and behind the house suddenly saw two humans coming, and they couldn't help but stop what they were doing, and looked at Savin and Lawn with curiosity.

Val explained, "There are very few humans here, so everyone is curious. ”

"I think ......so," Savan nodded, if it weren't for the two dwarves as guides along the way, he and Lawn alone would probably not be able to find this place even if they had to find it for a lifetime.

As we entered the town, the streets began to grow more and more populous, and many dwarves set up stalls on the roadside, selling all kinds of things they made, and piles of donkeys carrying goods passed through the streets, and the sounds of selling and bargaining mingled together to form a lively scene.

Thorme and Val led them to a blacksmith's shop, and the clanging sound of banging came from inside, and Savin looked closely, a dozen dwarves were working in leather aprons, and a square of fiery iron had been transformed into all sorts of utensils under their blows, all by means of a hammer.

"Uncle Bol!" Somme shouted into the blacksmith's shop, and after several calls, he saw a black-covered dwarf come out of it.

"Ah, it's Thorm, and Val, why are you here?" the dwarf happily walked a few steps to the crowd.

"Uncle Bol, we are here as guides this time, and these two are the guests we have brought. Som said as he introduced Savin Lawn to the dwarf named Bor.

Savin Lawn greeted Bol, then explained his intentions again. After hearing this, Bor smiled and said, "Oh, you guys are really here, Master Voss happens to be in the town these days. Go, I'll take you there. ”

Sawan was so happy when he heard it, he didn't expect it to be such a coincidence, he was already prepared not to see Voss, but he didn't expect to find him so smoothly.

Bor led the group through the streets to the door of a house, and when Savin saw that half of the house was exposed, the other half was hidden in the mound behind it. As soon as he looked at the house, Sawin guessed that it was Vos's house, and he lived in a similar house when he first met Vos.

"Master Vos, someone is asking to see you!" Bor shouted loudly.

"What's the noise, I'm busy!" an unkind voice came from inside the house, and then a dwarf rushed out of the house in a hurry.

(End of chapter)