The Legend of Fatality

Uli watched Steig rummage behind Mackason's carriage. A look of shame and embarrassment flashed across his face. He pulled his beard. Then he kicked a stone. He felt terrified, it felt terrible. He always knew he was a coward, a coward. He fled the first time he fought and was expelled by his clan.

He tried to atone for his sins by becoming an oathbreaker. He thought that Greni would smile at him and give him the courage to find death. But God did not do this. In fact, his shame seems to increase. Who has ever heard that an oath giver is a coward

"Did you find something interesting?" Wu Li asked, just to find a topic.

"A lot of equipment. A lot of tools," Steiger replied. "It's probably a weapon. I don't know how to combine them. It's definitely worth a lot of money, but I don't know how to use it."

He sounded both angry and disappointed. Wu Li wants to know if he really wants to make money by stealing the chief engineer's equipment. He has been thinking about this problem since the beginning of the trip. This is not to say that he would mind this matter now.

The chief engineer ’s weapons can certainly defeat those Goblins. Moreover, with them, they may have a chance or go back. Without them, their hope of going back alive is slim.

Wuli then looked back at the slope. To his surprise, the mist began to dissipate. Through it, he felt that he saw some humanoid shapes, with green skin, getting closer and closer. His heart sank. He now knows that he may not be able to escape.

He felt something cold inside. This is the feeling of despair. There is no way back. No matter what direction he looks in, there is only death. Perhaps Greni finally responded to his prayer.

He made a quick decision and climbed into the back seat of the carriage. He found that in the boxes that Steiger rummaged, there were a group of black spherical bombs that Mackason liked very much. They will be useful. He picked up a blanket as a pocket and quickly filled it with bombs. At the same time, Steiger also noticed the orcs.

"It seems that we have guests," Steig said.

"Yeah," Wu Li said with his pocket behind his back. "I want to stay and kill them, but the dragon is bigger. For an oath taker, that's a better ending."

Steig shrugged. "Yes, you are right. And there is probably gold there."

"Then let's go."

After that, they ran into Dragon Valley quickly. Wuli hopes that if they run faster, they can catch up with others. He didn't know the exact reason, but he felt it was best to die with others.

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The cave of Longxue vaguely appeared in front of them. Bai En guessed that the height of the top of the cave was about five times his own height. He glanced inside, hoping not to glimpse the head of a giant reptile in a flash, and then his fiery breath burned him to ashes.

However, he saw nothing but the cave extending deep into the ground. In the dim darkness, he could recognize stalactites and stalagmites. For a while, this cave appeared to be the mouth of a huge monster, but then reality reappeared. "I can't see the dragon," he said.

"Inside. I can smell it," Grerogan said. "It's hiding in the dark, curled up. We just have to go in and find it."

Guerrerogen's description of the dragon's behavior makes Baine feel unrealistic. He understands that Greerogen's sense of smell is keen, but he doesn't think the dwarf can smell the dragon's posture and ideas. He also doubted that the dragon was not afraid of them at all. It may just not notice them.

"We need light," Bai En said. "It's too dark below to see it."

Eisenheim-Schneider made a gesture, a golden flame hovering in the air above him. He made another gesture, and the sphere was divided into five small spheres, each of which circulated above the head of one of the humans in the team. Bahn speculated that Eisenheim-Schneider already knew that dwarves do not need as much light as humans.

"Well, I guess, we won't secretly approach the dragon anyway," Bai En said helplessly. Then he looked at the others. "Let us understand this matter."

When they entered the darkness, Bai En was happy with this magical light. It hovered behind his head, giving him enough lighting so he could see clearly. In this place, this is absolutely necessary. The ground of the cave is very rough, leading down steeply into the darkness. Rocks protruded from the floor from time to time. He had no doubt that if he tried to **** forward in the dark, he would easily break his neck.

There are many forks in this road, but judging by the smell and the slimy blood stains in front of them, the correct road is always obvious, which direction they will find the dragon. Bai En is also happy to see these marked trails. Because he realized that this is not a cave, but a huge underground maze, in which it is easy to get lost.

A huge roar echoed in the cave. The winding corridor amplified it to almost deafening level. Bai En's ears buzzed. He could not confirm where the evil dragon might be.

On one occasion, judging from the strength of the sound, he would think the sound was very close, but his experience in the dwarf city tunnel told him that the sound may be deceptive. To some extent, this situation is even worse. Because it may sound far away, it is actually not far away from you. This uncertainty filled him with fear.

Around him, everyone else was a vague figure. Humans will also be outlined by the light of magic spheres. The dwarves barely saw them when they walked in the dark. He could vaguely see their outlines and hear their voices, but nothing more. The smell of corruption is getting heavier. He covered his mouth and nostrils with his hands, not suffocating himself.

Suddenly, behind him, he could hear the sound of running. He turned around and saw Uli and Steiger running in the passage. He noticed that Uli was carrying a big bag on his shoulder.

"I'm glad you finally chose to join us." Bai En said sarcastically. "It seems that it is not too late to take action now."

"We don't have many choices," Wu Li answered gaspingly, looking a little awkward. "An entire orc tribe appeared outside."

"The way back is cut," Steiger added.

"Great," Bai En continued to sarcastically. "This is what I want to hear."

"Don't worry ~ www.NovelMTL.com ~ Snowry turned and said." We will solve them when we go out. "

The cave turned into a long and high tunnel. The shadow jumped from the glowing sphere. This path leads deeper underground. They heard the sound of running water somewhere in the distance. The walls are damp and covered with smooth green moss. Suddenly, the roar stopped.

"Ah, the beast must smell our scent." Mackason said. "I think it already knows that we are here."

"Snowry thinks this is good," Snowry said. "Snowry doesn't want to take an unfair advantage."

"This beast must die," Grerogan said solemnly. "Our relatives here have very strong resentment towards it."

"Yeah," Dular agreed. "They do. So I do."

Everyone looked at him in surprise. This was the first time he spoke to them. His voice was calm, sad and sour. He met their gaze quietly. Hatred and sorrow are inscribed on his face. "This beast killed my entire family. I was on the land where humans were trading, otherwise I would die with them. I came back with this resentment. I either killed the beast My people died together to atone for themselves. "

"This animal will die," Makassen said. "Everything it does owes me-and that lovely airship."

"The dragon must pay for Warwick's death." Snowry added.

"We will succeed," Bijonni said. "We will kill it."

"Are you going to stand here all day bragging," Grerogan said impatiently. "I have more important things to do."

"Let's go," Marquesson said.