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Chapter 113 Falling into the Desire to Fight
The goblin camp was in ruins. There was no life left here, only the debris left from last night.

A large number of dwarves were inspecting the surroundings of the camp.

Lurek stood in front of the camp, his brows completely furrowed.

Eric pointed to an area and said, "This is it." He scratched his head and said, "But yesterday, there should have been a mountain of goblin heads here. Now there are only these black wrecks."

The skinned bodies hanging from the trees remained there, with no animals even coming to eat them. Only the mosquitoes in the forest were around.

Listening to Eric's words, Lurik's expression did not change at all, he stared at him intently.

A bad premonition was erupting in his heart. The decapitated heads and corpses seemed to confirm his previous premonition.

Even more terrifying were some of the bad things he recalled.

"Burn this place down. I need to hurry back." After saying that, he seemed to have thought of something and cursed at Eric without hesitation.

"You idiot, now you see what's happening, do you understand? What you saw yesterday was an incomplete ritual. You should have burned this place down then.

But never mind, it’s a good thing you didn’t act rashly at that time, otherwise I wouldn’t have seen you.

But you must remember your mistake, and now this place is temporarily handed over to you."

As Lurik spoke, he rode on a war sheep and quickly returned to Ashforge with some dwarves.

After returning to Ashforge, he went straight to the three-person council hall and then informed the other two of the news.

A little while later, the brewmaster came in drunkenly. "What's wrong, Lurick? Why are you so anxious? I'm adjusting the new recipe."

On the other side, the Lord of Grayforge Castle also walked in and took his seat.

The two men sat down, and when they saw Lurek's expression, they immediately became serious. The brewing master, who was drunk just now, became serious.

"What happened?" asked the castle lord.

Facing the serious gazes of the two men, Lurek took a deep breath.

He said in a deep voice: "Well, it's serious."

He first told his prophecy and what he saw.

"Is some serious danger approaching us again?" said the castle lord with a frown.

Unexpectedly, Lurik shook his head and said, "No, it's more dangerous than that. It feels to me... just like the last [Plague].

And it’s even more serious.”

"It's even more serious than that." The brewing master's expression at this moment was gloomier than either of the others.

Hearing this, they both looked at him.

"What did you find out? I always feel that something is wrong with this matter. I seem to have forgotten something." Lu Ruike couldn't help but say.

The brewing master first sighed, recalled with a serious expression, opened his mouth and began to tell the story slowly.

"Ah, that was a long time ago. It was... when I was a child."

These words shocked the two of them.

The oldest of the three is undoubtedly the brewmaster.

The wine master's age at this time has long exceeded the normal age limit of a dwarf.

For hundreds of years, the Brewmaster was the one who protected the Gray Mountain Dwarves.

His age can even be traced back to before the schism of the dwarves.

Even the castle lord and Lurik were born after the split, or just during the split. Their memories of that period are very vague.

Although the wine master's life has long come to an end, his strength will prolong the life of the strong.

Of course, as age increases, strength no longer increases. As age declines, strength also declines, just like life will eventually age.

"That was so many years ago, you know... how we eventually split up? That glorious era." Such a topic forced the winemaker to reminisce about the past.

Lurik nodded and said, "Although I may not remember much from that time, according to records, it was probably due to a conflict of dwarven ideologies among the various tribes and cities.

After all, the dwarves have lived together for such a long time, and it is normal for them to have disagreements due to their different philosophies of life. Furthermore, the dwarven population is gradually increasing..."

These are all reasons that sound very normal, and the underlying reason is actually the same.

There are very few races that are truly united.

Unless the number or strength of this race is not strong enough.

The dwarves at that time were already among the strongest in the world.

The glorious era resulted in a large population even though they had a long life.

After hearing Lurick's explanation, the brewmaster nodded. "You're right, that's the essence. But such a split shouldn't have happened so quickly, so quickly."

There were different reasons, which I can hardly remember, but I only remember that there was an evil spirit attack.

At that time, the Dwarven Kingdom gathered a large number of troops to fight against the evil god, and successfully repelled the evil god and wiped out all of his followers.

As he spoke, the brewmaster said with considerable pride, "Until now, even after a thousand years, that evil god has never appeared again."

Using the strength of an entire clan to repel the evil god, or to completely repel the evil god, making it almost lose its sight of the world, can be said to be extremely powerful.

"Ah, I know about this." The castle lord couldn't help but say, after all, such things must be recorded in the book.

"I remember that evil god was called [Lord of the Bone Skull]. Cruelty, killing, and fighting were the ways his followers believed in."

After hearing this explanation, Lurek finally remembered the familiarity and strangeness he had felt when he saw that scene before.

The mortal enemy of the dwarves, the evil god who was once repelled by them and even completely driven out of the world, has returned.

"The problem has become serious."

We must respond.

……

After a few days, Kana and others finally saw the first dwarf watchtower.

From a distance, Getari was waving his arms.

When they arrived under the watchtower, the group of dwarves came directly to Getari and other dwarves.

"You guys are back. You were out for so long this time. Did you do something big?"

"Tell me quickly."

"Wow, what a big bird!"

At this time, the huge pterosaur in the sky also flew down, causing strong winds and a large amount of sand and dust.

"What is this! I've never seen this before!"

This group of dwarves were loud and curious, surrounding Kana and his group, asking questions and touching them.

Faced with these short races, the Chocobos were a little annoyed, and even Kana's Yuhua had raised her bird claws, wanting to give these dwarves a hard blow.

"Alright, be respectful. This guy is the Evilbreaker of the Night's Watch."

Getari said loudly.

After hearing what Getari said, the group of dwarves not only did not calm down, but became even more excited and surrounded Kana.

"Oh! It doesn't look more than two or three meters high."

"Your arms aren't thicker than my waist, are they?"

"But that sword, it is indeed..."

At this time, the dwarf captain widened his eyes and his face was full of excitement.

The overly passionate gaze and surging fighting spirit affected Kana a little.

He looked at Kana, a smile on his face as he said, "Are you the Evil Breaker? How about it? Do you want to fight me? I want to experience how powerful you are."

He looked eager to fight, his face filled with excitement for the battle.

Of course, such behavior is obviously somewhat impolite, even from the perspective of dwarf etiquette.

"Hey! This is the benefactor of the dwarves, the guest invited by Yata!" A dwarf watcher couldn't help but say loudly.

"What does it matter? I just want to fight."

Getari also frowned and walked over to look at him.

Unexpectedly, the dwarf just looked at Getari and said, "You are not stronger than me, so you have no right to order me around."

Cana looked at the dwarf who seemed very eager to fight him and rolled off the Chocobo.

He patted Getari's shoulder.

Getari turned around and nodded to move aside.

"Oh, you are worthy of being the legendary evil breaker. Are you willing to fight with me?" The dwarf captain was obviously impatient and extremely excited.

The legend is a bit exaggerated, wasn't that just a year ago?

Kana held out his hand. "Kana, the name of Evil Breaker is too strange. Just call me by my name."

The dwarf also smiled and stretched out his hand to shake hands firmly with Cana.

"Totse, my name is Totse." It really is.

The reason why Cana suddenly became interested was naturally because the dwarf looked somewhat familiar.

You have to know that the Gray Mountain Dwarves are one of the three origins that players start with, so they have the most well-known characters among the three races.

For example, the group of elves that Kana saw before, he could even call out the names of half of them.

The same is true for the gray dwarves.

However, in reality, there are no special equipment logos and no names above the heads, so the appearance of the dwarfs is indeed a bit confusing.

After all, compared to humans and elves, dwarves' appearance is a bit too consistent.

After getting the exact name, Kana finally confirmed that this was the NPC he knew from the game.

The belligerent Totsai.

So when faced with his invitation to fight, Kana didn't feel strange, nor did he feel offended. He was not that pretentious.

"Come on then."

Kana drew his Warrior Sword.

The dwarf also pulled out a weapon from his back, which was like a big sword to the dwarf.

Using a sword is already quite special among dwarves, and a two-handed greatsword like this is even more special.

It seems that a battle is about to begin as soon as we meet.

Gray Fang was extremely interested and had a very good viewing angle around him.

Lelia also said excitedly: "So these dwarves are so warlike?"

"The wind... is a bit noisy." Abis said inexplicably.

"Dwarves, are you so warlike?" Berget was a little surprised.

"Not necessarily. Dwarves also have different personalities, but the dwarves of Gray Mountain are indeed more warlike." Popot concluded.

After all, Popot and Berget both come from another continent, where there are also dwarves.

Compared to the dwarves they knew, the gray dwarves were indeed the more warlike type.

There are also differences between dwarves.

Popot had already recorded this in his book.

"Haha, I'm going to attack!" Totse roared, carrying the huge sword and rushing directly towards Kana.

Because of his height, he attacked directly towards Kana's lower body.

Kana immediately lowered his sword to block.

The sword blades collided, immediately producing sparks and the loud sound of steel clashing.

You can see the power of the two people and how powerful the collision is.

Very strong force, but manageable.

On the opposite side, Totse became a little serious. The strength of Kana on the opposite side was much greater than he thought.

You know, dwarves are famous for their strength. Even if both sides have the same strength, the dwarves are still powerful.

In terms of sensory perception, the warlike Totsai could more easily feel the aura coming from Kana.

He didn't think that Kana's inherent strength was much stronger than his, this was his confidence.

He has experienced many battles, so he has some confidence.

But this power is much stronger than his.

With a fierce blow, Totsey had to retract his weapon.

Kana swung directly.

Totse squatted down slightly and blocked the attack with the giant sword.

The two men slashed at each other furiously, their attacks becoming so rapid that it became difficult to discern the speed at which they attacked. All that could be heard was the constant clashing of steel in the air.

But everyone present was not weak, and they could all see that the battle had completely turned to Kana's side, and Totse could no longer hold on.

"Seriously!" Totse shouted loudly, and immediately the ground beneath his feet began to shake slightly with his movements.

He stepped on the ground, and the arena where they were fighting instantly began to shake. Cana could clearly feel his center of gravity starting to shift. However, in such a situation, the dwarves' living habits, body structure, and instincts all enabled them to move steadily forward on such a shaky ground.

The grayish-white color wrapped around his body, further increasing the weight of the giant sword in his hand. He slammed it hard in the direction of Kana, and the surrounding mud and rocks began to bulge upwards along with his swing.

Since the enemy also started to use magic, Kana naturally did not hold back and smashed down hard with his free left hand.

The arm strengthened by blood smashed the stone into pieces. This attack obviously surprised the opponent.

Traces of blood-strengthening appeared on his legs, and with a fierce kick on the ground, Kana was launched out like a cannonball.

In an instant he appeared in front of the dwarf.

Kana could even clearly see the look of astonishment on Totse's face, and the sword in his hand changed from chopping to hitting, and hit him hard.

The immense force instantly shattered the dwarf's grayish-white coating, directly breaking his defenses. It then sent his body careening forward, causing it to roll on the ground for a long time, raising a long trail of ash before crashing onto a boulder.

The loud noise subsided and the scene became quiet.

"Oh oh oh! As expected of the Evil Breaker, the Captain is no match for him at all!" The other dwarves in the watchtower immediately cheered.

As for the situation of their captain, there is naturally no need to worry.

In their opinion, at most Totse would suffer a minor injury, which might just be a little painful, but not a problem at all.

"Drink!"

At this moment, a terrifying roar was heard amidst the dust. The sound waves even blew away the surrounding dust, and a figure suddenly rushed out from the dust.

There was a faint flash of blood in his eyes.

He brandished the sword in his hand and slashed at Kana without hesitation.

Looking at this scene, Kana frowned slightly.

Something is wrong.

Based on Kana's understanding of the man in front of him, he should have realized his failure at that moment.

Why did he stand up and continue attacking?
Regardless, Kana took the sword and blocked it.

This collision sound was louder than the previous one, and Kana clearly felt the pressure from the blade.

In just that instant, the enemy's strength increased. Otherwise, the previous attack should not have required the use of all their strength.

Especially when Totsey clearly felt that he was not resisting enough, it was inappropriate to hide his weakness like this.

After a back-and-forth battle, the second round of combat began again.

As the battle became faster and faster, Kana narrowed his eyes slightly and noticed the strange red color in the enemy's eyes.

He didn't know when Totse had such power, and that look reminded him of something bad.

Such a change... is too familiar, but it shouldn't be now.

A bloody smell immediately appeared around Kana's body, which was channeled out through Kana's own blood.

Smelling such a smell, Alice frowned, she realized that something was wrong.

The body immediately becomes alert.

As the smell of blood grew stronger, Totse became more and more violent as he fought Kana.

"Hahahaha, come on, fight!"

"Bang!" The weapons collided with each other.

The powerful force even caused a gap in the weapons of the dwarves of Totse.

"Fight! It's blood!"

He roared wildly, his strange words completely different from his previous excitement about the battle. It was as if he had completely fallen into even more extreme emotions.

At this time, even the people around them obviously noticed that something was wrong.

Just when Getari and others were still confused.

Surprise appeared on the faces of the sentinel dwarves, and one dwarf shouted in panic, "The captain has been affected! Quick! Hold him down, control him!"

He roared, and another dwarf rode a war sheep and quickly left.

Although he didn't know what was going on, Getared took action immediately, and the others followed suit.

But when they haven't taken action yet.

Kana pulled hard, and Totse fell to the ground, trapped by blood.

Kana had already slashed several wounds on his body.

(End of this chapter)