The Legend of Fatality

"This is a precedent." The female dwarf in a robe said. Those murmurs stopped. Bai En hopes that she can speak in more detail, but she did not go on. In the eyes of the dwarves, she had said enough.

"The three of you can pass through, Grey Logan, the son of Sol Ryan. Be careful of the door that enters the darkness, be careful, lest you lose your courage." There was no trace of concern in his voice, only bitterness and Secret shame.

Grey Rogan nodded briefly to the dwarf lord, then retreated to the back of the hall. Bai Enbin bowed politely and then followed the dwarf. Morris saw that Bai Enshili only reacted, and hurriedly also gave a salute to keep up with Baien.

"Speak your intentions, stranger." The dwarf lord continued.

Gal Kepler knelt on one knee before the throne, and others followed suit.

"I came for my faith. This is an ancient promise of mutual assistance between you and my family. My story is complex and may take a while to tell."

The dwarf lord smiled fiercely. Once again, Bai En felt that a secret he didn't know was swallowing the elderly dwarf lord. "Say it. We have nothing but time. We can use it at will."

"Thank you. I guess you were the prince Ilrub who led the expedition to recapture the city from the orcs twenty years ago"

Irub nodded. "you are right."

"Your guide is a dwarf prospector named Grim. He found many secret passages back to the city under the mountain." Gar-Kepler said.

The old dwarf nodded again. Bane and Guerrerogan exchanged glances. It was Grimm who told Grerogan about the treasure guarded by the monsters in the mountains. It is precisely because of this that Bai En chose to follow the dwarf after leaving the mage tower in the mountain. After all, the old mage said that he should continue to go east, and Bai En did not know where he should go east.

"Your expedition was accompanied by a young knight in my organization, he was a companion during Grimm's expedition. His name was Ladimore." Gar-Kepler continued.

"He is an upright person, a person who fears our enemies." Ilrub said. "He and Grimm went underground for the last time and never returned. When Grimm refused to look for him, I sent someone to look for them, but they couldn't find his body."

"I am very happy to know that you respect him, which is very good, although I heard that the sword he carried was lost and I was very frustrated. This is a powerful weapon, which is extremely important in my order."

"You are not the first one to find." Said the dwarf.

Gal Kepler smiled. "But I have vowed to bring this sword back to my organization, the Knight of the Molten Heart. I have reason to believe that I will succeed."

Irub raised his eyebrows. The knight's words succeeded in gaining his attention.

"Before departure, I fasted for two weeks and tortured my body with laxatives and whips. Last time I was in the church of the Knights of the Molten Heart, I was lucky to see a vision. My Lord appeared in front of me. He said He is looking forward to my mission, and the time for the magic sword to be pulled out is near. "

Bai En heard this and clenched the hilt subconsciously. He is not sure how many magic swords there are in this world, but the sword in his hand does possess magic power.

"And he told me that I will get help from one of our old brothers. I interpret this as a dwarf, because your people are always mentioned in the book of prayer. I beg you, noble Erub Do n’t refuse my mission. My brother Ladimore has kept the ancient oath in our faith and will never refuse to help the dwarf when he falls. If I can retrieve his sword, it will be respect for him. "

"Good point, buddy." Irub said, patting the armrest.

Bai En can see that he is very moved, because the dwarves always talk about honor and ancient vows. But when he spoke again, Bai En could see a hint of cunning still in his eyes.

"I agree with your request. May you be more fortunate than your predecessors."

Gal Kepler stood up and bowed. "Can you find us a guide"

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Irub laughed again, and there was a strange wild taste in his laughter. He giggled fiercely. . "I'm sure that Gray Rogan Mahal will be ready to help a task so similar to his own."

Irub stood up from the throne, and the woman in a robe came over to help him. He turned and limped out of the room. When he reached the back door of the Chamber of Secrets, he turned and said, "You can leave!"

Bai En stood at the window of the tower where the dwarfs had lived, overlooking the cobbled street. Goose feathers began to snow outside. Behind him, others were arguing quietly.

"I don't like it here," said Master Oberon-Ravenhart. "Who knows how big the underground is from now to the end of the world, we can't find the sword. I thought the dwarves guarded the sword."

"We must believe our beliefs," Gar-Kepler replied calmly and stubbornly. "Marnus hopes to find the sword. We must believe this, he will guide us."

From the voice of Raven Hart, a hysterical impulse was evident. "Gal, if Marnus wants this sword to come back, why didn't he hand it over to the three brothers of your knighthood? They came before us."

"Why am I guessing that God's motive may be wrong. Maybe this is a test of our faith. I will not force you to participate. If you don't want to, you don't have to accompany us."

In the ruins, Bai En found a cold green light. As soon as he saw it, he was full of worry. He beckoned Morris to come and see. And the guide Rubes-Hagrid also noticed Bane's movements. When the Burtanian walked to the window, he saw nothing. Hagrid gave Bane a curious look. Morris was a little confused, still staring out the window, trying to find something.

Bai En looked back awkwardly at the discussion. He wants to know, am I crazy? He tried to wipe the green light from his mind.

"Mr. Gray Logan, what do you think" Ravenhart asked. He turned to the swearer for help.

"In any case, I will go into darkness," Grerogan said. "As long as you don't interfere with me, I don't care what you do. Settle your quarrel yourself."

"We have lost most of the people who started with us." Ravenhart's eyes swept over Gar-Kepler and Lubers-Hegrid and said ~ www.wuxiaspot.com ~ abandoned our own What's the use of life "

"In addition to making our companion's sacrifice meaningless, what good is giving up," the Templar answered. "If we give up now, their death will be meaningless. They think we should find the sword. For this they gave their lives willingly."

Temple's enthusiasm made Bai En feel uneasy. Gal Kepler talked about how casual people are when they sacrifice their lives. However, he also has a calm confidence, which gives his words a compelling sense of urgency. Bai En knew that the soldiers would choose to follow such a person.

"Oberon, you have taken the same vow with others. If you want to give it up now, then leave, but the consequences will be borne by your own eternal soul."

Bai En has a distorted sympathy for this mage, not only for the same professional reasons. He also vowed that after the dwarf saved his life, he survived and drank a lot of wine with the dwarf, drunkenly vowed to follow the dwarf, and even became a brother with the dwarf.

Even in Fatalin, they also have a common oath, but they have never sworn, Bai En even feels funny, his first 'brother' turned out to be a dwarf. When Bai En swore under the surviving surprise and alcohol anesthesia, the danger seemed far away. He shook his head. When you do n’t know the consequences, it ’s easy to swear. When this road leads to a cold place like Shifengbao, it is another thing to still keep the oath.