The Legend of Fatality

There is a huge doorway on the mountainside. On the rock above it, a huge window penetrated the rock. The roof of the window is red stone slate, many of which have fallen off. It's as if a castle was built and then sunk into the ground, only the highest part was exposed.

"This is the silver gate," Magda said. "The Silver Road leads to the granary and long ladder below. I believe the road is clear. After that, stay alert!"

"Thank you," Bai En said. Guerrerogan nodded to the priestess. Gal Kepler, Rubes Hagrid and Oberon Ravenhart bowed. These people look very sad.

They began to check their lanterns and fuel supplies. They have plenty of food. All their weapons were smeared with oil and silver powder, and countermeasures were taken.

Magda reached into the sleeve of the robe. She took out a tube of parchment and handed it to Grerogan. He unfolded it, gave it a quick glance, then bent down until his hair touched the ground.

"May Gleni, Greini and Veolia bless you all." Magda said, and made a special gesture of blessing to them.

"Marnus wishes you and your family." Gal Kepler replied.

"Let's go," said Gray Logan. They raised their equipment and walked under the arch. Bai En can see that there are ancient dwarf runes engraved on it, and time has not yet eroded them.

As they walked from below, they were cast into shadow and cold. Bai En couldn't help shivering.

The light coming from the big window illuminates the road to darkness. Bai En was surprised by the accuracy of the dwarf project. He turned around on the top of the **** and looked back. The priestess and her followers stood there. He waved at her, and she raised an arm to say goodbye. Then they began to go down, and the land above was no longer visible. Bai En wondered if they could see the sun again.

"Mr. Gray Logan, what did the priestess give you?" Oberon-Ravenhart asked curiously. Grerogan thrust the scroll into the mage's hands.

"This is a map of the city copied from the main map recorded in the Temple of Veolia. It covers all the places explored by the Prince Iruba Expedition."

Under the light of the magic crystal flashing overhead, Ravenhart looked at it and scratched his head. Bai En stood beside him, looked over his shoulder, and saw that the paper was full of scribbled dwarfs, and they were connected with different colors of ink. Some lines are very thick, some are very thin, and some are still dashed.

"This is a map I have never seen before," said Master Ravenhart. "I don't understand at all."

Grey Logan sneered. "If you can, I will be surprised. It was written with the rune code of the Institute of Engineers."

"Our destiny is in your hands, Mr. Grerogan, and Marnus." Said the Templar. "Lead the way."

Bai En tried to count how many steps he took, but gave up at 1,962 steps. He noticed the number of passages leading to the Silver Road and began to have some idea of ​​the size of this dwarf city. It is like a floating iceberg reported by sailors in the extremely north sea. Nine out of ten parts are below the water surface. The huge scale overwhelms any city that Bai En has seen. This is a humble experience.

The road passes through many openings in the wall. Some are still blocked with bricks. The brick wall looks very new. There was something chiseled through it with very rough tools. There was a rotten smell in the air.

"Granary," Gray Rogan explained. "It is used to feed the city in winter. However, it seems that the group of orcs have entered the Iruba store.