Sawin and Lawn followed the sound and looked over, and saw a black pillar of smoke rising from the mountains in the distance, and it must have been the place where the eruption occurred.

Sawan waved his hand and said, "Let's go over and have a look." ”

The two of them rolled over their horses and galloped towards the place where the black smoke had risen. Lawne chanted the spell of wind magic, and saw the two horses with four hooves in the wind, and the speed suddenly increased, and the rugged mountain road galloped past like walking on flat ground, but in the time of a meal, he turned several mountain beams, and saw the black smoke getting closer and closer.

The two of them rushed up a ridge again, and Savin stopped his progress with a shout, and when he looked up, he saw a faint figure swaying in the valley not far away, and from time to time a few loud shouts could be heard. The billowing black smoke that could be seen for more than a dozen miles rose from the valley, and the huge explosion just now should have come from here.

Sawan said to Lawn, "Go down and have a look." With that, the two shook the reins of their horses and ran down the winding path into the valley.

The closer the two of them got closer to the place where the black smoke rose, the more surprised they became, only to see that the ground was covered with black, charred things, I don't know what it was, and the choking smell of soot made people's brains swell.

"Stop, who are you?" and while the two were looking around, they saw a stout dwarf leap out of nowhere, and at once stood in front of their horses, causing the horses to neigh, and their front hooves raised high, almost knocking them over.

Sawan couldn't help but be a little angry, how could he jump out like this, this dwarf is too impolite. Sawin calmed the frightened horses, and then said with some dissatisfaction: "Shouldn't you give your own name before asking for someone's name?"

The dwarf was stunned for a moment when he heard Savan's words, and then he burst out laughing, only to hear the dwarf say in a deep voice: "Haha, what a big breath, you are presumptuous to break into our territory, arrest me!" With his shout, six or seven dwarves rushed out from behind the surrounding woods and stones, and rushed towards the two of them with a whoast in their mouths.

Sawan sneered, these dwarves seemed to be prepared, but how could this little pediatrician subdue him. However, Raun was very frightened, and as soon as he saw several dwarves rushing towards him, he was so frightened that he didn't know whether to resist or flee......

Then several dwarves surrounded Raun and his horse, grabbed the reins and the saddle of the horse, and then pulled the horse to the ground with all their might, and Raun fell from the horse to the ground, screaming in pain. Sawan couldn't help but be furious when he saw this, these dwarves were too rude, they still treated them as their own bullies if they didn't teach them a lesson!

Thinking of this, Savin jumped off his horse, not because he was afraid that he would fall like Lawn, but because he was afraid that these dwarves would hurt their horses, and it was impossible to buy them in this mountain. The dwarves were even more overjoyed to see Sawin jumping off his horse, and they immediately surrounded Savan, and according to the method of dealing with Lawn, they held hands and dragged feet, trying to subdue Sawin with all their strength.

Dwarves are much more powerful than humans, and a mage like Lawn, who lacks training, is no match for a dwarf, and a dwarf can easily pinn him to the ground. The dwarves naturally thought that Sawan was just an ordinary human and wanted to pull him down, but Sawin stood there with a smile on his face, unable to shake him no matter how hard they tried.

"Hey, ha! ...... hard!" the dwarves were red-faced, but Sawin still stood there smiling, his eyes still looking around, and the dwarf who was in the way was so angry that he scolded: "You guys are doing your best!

"Haha, why don't you go yourself?" Swain teased. As he spoke, he saw Sawan gently shake his arms, and several dwarves screamed at the same time, and were immediately thrown out several meters away by Savin, and fell to the ground on their backs one by one.

Sawan broke free from the entanglement, strode towards the dwarf who had grabbed Lawn, reached out and grabbed the other man's collar and threw it away, the dwarf was easily thrown away by Sawin like a burden, and then let out a scream, and I don't know where it fell.

"What strength!!" asked the dwarf who stood in the way.

Without saying a word, Savin rushed over and grabbed him by the collar and lifted him off the ground, an act that would have been extremely nerve-sensitive for the dwarves. Sure enough, the dwarf immediately scolded, "You bastard, I will make you regret it! Put me down, or I will kick you into the sky......"

The dwarf's scolding reminded Savan of the moment, and Sawin smiled, "I'll let you go to heaven now." With that, he threw it upwards with all his might, and the dwarf flew straight into the air. When the other dwarves saw that their companions had been easily thrown into the air, their eyes widened as if they had seen demons and monsters.

"Ahh

Sawin reached out and took the other party firmly in his hand, and then saw that the dwarf had rolled his eyes and was paralyzed, as if someone had pulled his bones out. Sawin smiled and asked, "How does it taste in heaven?"

Where could the dwarf answer, lying on the ground and muttering something that no one could understand, and the other dwarves saw that he had picked up a life, and they all gathered around to comfort him.

Now that the dwarves finally knew that they were no match for Savan, they all became jealous of Savan, and one of them cautiously asked, "Who are you, what are you here for? If you try to steal our recipe, we would rather die than let you succeed!"

Sawin was confused, what kind of mess was this, what kind of recipe? Did these dwarves think they were here to grab some recipe, no wonder they were rough as soon as they met...... Sawin figured out the reason, and said with a wry smile helplessly: "I'm not here to grab any formula, you misunderstood me, I'm here to find someone." ”

The group of dwarves rolled their eyes for a long time before continuing suspiciously: "You really didn't come to grab the formula?"

Sawin shrugged and said, "I found this place when I heard the voice, I was looking for one of my dwarven friends, but I didn't know where he was, so I had to wander around the mountains." ”

The dwarves muttered with their heads on top of their heads, and one of them looked up and said, "What's your friend's name?"

"His name was Vos, and he was a blacksmith. Sawan replied.

The dwarf rolled his eyes and said, "There are many of us dwarves who are called Vos, can you be more specific, such as what is his surname, which family is he from, and what tribe is he from?"

But Savin knew only that, he knew the name Vos, and nothing else. Seeing that Savin couldn't answer for a long time, the dwarves once again showed a look of suspicion in their eyes.

Sawin was afraid that these dwarves would be entangled again, so he remembered something in a hurry, and hurriedly said: "I remember, he made a kind of steel, what is it called...... What the...... By the way, it's called Liatesteel! He said he would become a master if he made this. ”

"Liatesteel!" exclaimed in unison from the dwarves, "You're talking about Master Foundry Jim-Hammer-Master Vos!"

"Yes, yes, yes, it's this casting master, I helped him when he was making this steel, and he said that he could come to him if he had something to do in the future. But there are so many mountains here that I don't know where he is. Savin said helplessly.

The dwarves began to mumble again, and Sawin thought to himself, "Can't you just discuss it properly?"

After muttering for a while, the dwarves finally said, "Since you are a friend of the master, we can send you to the master, but you have to promise us not to tell us what we saw today." ”

Sawin nodded and said, "That's fine, I haven't seen anything today, and I haven't seen you all. ”

"Okay, we'll take you to the master. The dwarves stretched out their palms to Saviin, who knew they were going to give a high-five, so they also reached out and high-fived each of the dwarves.

(End of chapter)