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Chapter 1925 Too lazy to talk but worthy of listening
Blaze held tightly onto the chain that suddenly attacked him. This chain was similar to the chain released by the replica of the Sun Chariot, but the difference was that the replica of the Sun Chariot was illusory, while this chain was physical.

The clanging sound of armor came from deep in the tunnel, and a dazzling light burst out. A burly figure in black armor slowly walked towards them in the light.

"If you want to take Amaterasu's body from me, you must first defeat me. Don't think of taking it from me directly by relying on the mechanism of the Sun Chariot. You can't do it."

"Even if yours is a real sun chariot."

Blaze loosened his hands, letting the chain return to the approaching black armor. He turned over and jumped off the chicken, folding his arms across his chest and looking at the black armor from a distance.

"You're actually walking towards me so leisurely. It seems like you don't have much time left."

"Did you notice it just from the few steps I took?"

"No, it's the technology of the Age of Gods." Blaze shook the Age of Gods communicator in his hand. Marika had been turning it on and synchronized the information over.

"I heard everything you said, so we can skip your self-introduction. The Dwarf King can still be active for ten minutes at most."

"The technology of the Age of Gods... that beautiful skill is unfortunately too sophisticated. We dwarves can only learn the basics. It was not until humans transformed it into magical technology that we dwarves mastered it." The Dwarf King did not rush to launch an attack. He stopped after entering a certain distance.

He knew the gap between the two. Destined death was also a symbol of strength, so strong that fate wanted to kill him.

The True Sun Chariot Armor is indeed an unparalleled force, possessing powerful attributes and abilities, but these are meaningless against Blaze.

Not only does Blaze carry the supreme sun wheel, he is also a follower of the moon. He has extremely high resistance to the transcendent attribute of the sun, and secondly, the speed of the sun chariot that can arrive first after starting later.

If the object is also the sun, it is naturally meaningless.

It's not a perfect restraint, but rather that both of them belong to the same system, and Blaze is more powerful, so he will definitely not win in a one-on-one fight.

"I can understand the dwarf's situation."

"Hehe, you Aesir will say anything to get the dwarf treasure." The Dwarf King sneered.

"I'm not lying to you. I really understand." Blaze spread his hands. "I don't think you can identify me. You can only see the title on me, so you may not know that I have the Blacksmith profession and the Fire Rabbit affix."

"I've seen a blacksmith who couldn't break through his skill limit and became decadent all day long. Even a blacksmith who inherited the dwarven skills is like this, so you dwarves must be in even worse shape."

The Dwarf King paused for a moment, and after careful identification, he realized that Blaze was indeed a blacksmith.

This is really ridiculous. The dying god they mocked really understood the situation of the dwarves, and Marika, who was originally regarded by them as the key to killing the gods and liberating the dwarves, completely rejected the dwarves. It would have been fine if she had no talent for forging, but she was obsessed with the "dwarf" in the dwarf's bloodline.

Perhaps because of his profession as a blacksmith, the Dwarf King's tone softened.

The badness before was because Blaze was the enemy, but the peace now is because the skills inherited by the two came from the same source.

"...We are different from other races that inherited the dwarven arts. You need wisdom, but our wisdom is innate."

"The curse of the Second One-Eyed Baldr on the wisdom of the dwarves is merely a limitation for you non-dwarven blacksmiths, preventing you from challenging the highest realms. For us dwarves, it is a challenge we dare not challenge." The Dwarf King raised his hand and tapped his head. "I am the Dwarf King, the best blacksmith in the dwarven kingdom. I can forge equipment of legendary quality or higher, but I dare not, for if I did, I would be killed by Gungnir, which Baldr throws at me."

"Death isn't scary, but the thing I forge will inevitably fail. That's the scariest thing. I've witnessed this countless times. Every dwarf who attempts to forge something will die with regrets."

"So I am grateful to you from the bottom of my heart for killing Balder and liberating the dwarves. This is a great favor."

The dwarf bent towards Blaze, his tone sincere.

"But, one thing is one thing, and this doesn't change your position, does it?"

"That's right." The dwarf king raised his hand towards Blaze and patted his chest. "We dwarves express our gratitude with treasures. So, if I give you this armor made from the True Sun Chariot, would you accept it?"

"I don't want to, because this isn't just a thank you, it's bribery. If I accept it, you'll ask me to stand on the side of the Dwarf Kingdom. I won't agree, so in the end, I'll return this overly expensive gift to you to clear my conscience, and the result will be the same as now." Blaze shook his head.

He asked with some regret, but also with a last bit of expectation.

"Do you really have to do this?"

"This isn't a necessary consequence; it's simply the inevitable outcome," the Dwarf King said calmly. "With Balder dead and the curse lifted, the Dwarven Kingdom will inevitably emerge. And the world will only seek one thing from the Dwarves."

"treasure."

"Among the treasures, the cheapest and most beautiful are weapons. The various kingdoms will ask the dwarves for weapons. Some may trade, but I think the most likely scenario is plunder."

"It's impossible for the dwarves to stop forging, because it's their joy. To prevent unilateral theft, the only way is to establish a clear trading platform, openly displaying transactions, and allowing those eager for dwarven treasures to check and balance each other and protect themselves."

"But this situation will only make the Dwarven Kingdom a fat sheep. With a vast amount of wealth, countless powerful weapons, and threats, the result will be that all kingdoms will unite to unilaterally plunder the Dwarven Kingdom."

Do you understand what they are saying? You don’t understand a damn thing!

Blaze's eyes gradually turned cold. He had just thought there was a chance of friendly negotiations, but it turned out to be a waste of emotion.

The Dwarf Kingdom's values ​​are not different from theirs, but they have found an excuse to justify their actions, and it is the worst one [Anyway, they will definitely do bad things to us in the future, so we must retaliate and frame them first].

He doesn't even want to admit that he wants to be a bad guy.

Their pity and their hatefulness are two completely different things.

"Since that's what you think, I think this is the end of this conversation."

"go to hell."

(End of this chapter)