Don't call me evil god

Chapter 578 Subtle Attitude
The disaster at Stone Castle was finally coming to an end.

The evil monster was led by the dragon to the depths of the Spirit Wing Wetlands.

But the damage brought to the stone fort by this blocking battle was far from over.

The tens of thousands of dwarves who died in the brutal battle alone dealt a heavy blow to the entire race.

Don’t underestimate this number compared to the population of the entire race.

Those who died were basically young and middle-aged male dwarves!
Tens of thousands of dwarves lost their children, their loved ones, or their fathers.

The dwarves have already experienced a serious age gap, and it will be difficult for them to recover from this heavy blow for at least the next hundred years.

Even more tragic was the almost complete annihilation of the nine major clans.

The dwarves had a generous and somewhat violent temper. When faced with a powerful enemy, those who were still sober all rushed to the front line, and almost all of them died.

Those who were not awake became a huge problem for the dwarves.

If they were to just kill them all, the nine major clans would almost be extinct.

These people went crazy collectively before the messengers of the Church of the Supreme Truth were eliminated, and now they show no signs of rationality. Not only do they have to be provided with food, but they also have to be detained and dealt with separately.

Otherwise they will fight among themselves and kill each other.

It is not right to kill, and it is not right not to kill.

"If you ask me... put aside your surname prejudice."

After the war, Pete gave Bron Freeman some earnest advice.

"Can the Freeman family gather 100 people now? How many of these people are women and children? What about the other families?"

Bron's face was filled with fatigue.

He hadn't slept since the raid on the messenger of the Church of Supreme Truth began, and he had been relying on his willpower to hold on these past few days.

Because Stone Castle has too much to deal with.

The person who used to have the final say is no longer here.

There are too many things to decide, such as how to arrange the order of disaster relief and what to do with Stone Fort afterwards.

The dwarves are now using a voting-like method to make decisions, not only the nine major clans, but also the ordinary dwarves of the past.

The dwarves elected a group of representatives from the bar, and they planned to get together regularly to discuss and decide on major events that would affect the Stone Castle.

This is equivalent to expanding the decision-making circle that was originally limited to the nine clans to all dwarves in the entire Stone Castle.

"There is no need to divide the families into different families. Apart from your unique magic of casting… oh, that doesn't seem to be unique now. You are not different from other dwarves."

"Your bloodline theory has no support, right?"

Bron Freeman opened his mouth, but no words came out.

He had to admit that Pete was right.

The so-called nine clans of the dwarves should indeed be swept into the dustbin of history.

The Forge spell is no longer unique.

Because the reputation of the Church of Knowledge had spread thoroughly in the Stone Castle, even the magic of illusion had spread to the dwarf community.

The dwarves' attitude toward the Church of Knowledge is now quite delicate.

Welcoming and grateful, but also worried and vigilant.

the reason is simple.

On the one hand, they all saw that even dwarves, after believing in the god of knowledge, Norwen, could, through their own efforts, master the unique casting magic that was once exclusive to the nine clans.

In the dwarven terms, this is called stimulating the blood power of the ancestors. On the other hand, in the previous battle to stop the stone spirit deformity, these members of the Church of Knowledge who came from afar did their utmost.

It's really hard work.

The kind that's life and death.

It was no secret that the followers of Nowen could be resurrected in the Altar of Creation. Some dwarves had privately nicknamed those knowledge-seeking followers who participated in the battle the "Immortal Legion."

The biggest conspiracy shrouding Stone Castle, the Church of the Supreme Truth, was discovered, exposed, and destroyed, all thanks to the believers who seek knowledge.

The dwarves could not bring themselves to ignore these contributions.

This disaster came too quickly, and it was able to end quickly without enough time to prepare. This is indeed a contribution of the believers in seeking knowledge.

Dwarves always repay kindness and avenge hatred.

The god of knowledge, Norwen, had a favor to the Stone Fortress, and the dwarves later saw it in the Temple of Truth. It was only after Norwen's followers received the corresponding oracle that they rushed to the Stone Fortress to investigate matters related to the cultists, which led to this series of events.

Compared with the God of Light, the Goddess of Magic and the like, the difference is obvious.

Before attacking the Stone Spirit fetus, the dwarves of the Stone Castle also sent a message for help to the magic monastery in the nearest Kingdom of Reyak and City of Stars.

The former was to quickly send the letter for help to the royal capital via the underground train.

The latter used traditional methods, falcons sending messages.

As a result, the Kingdom of Reyak sent a reply one day later: they could send troops, but the dwarves would have to bear the relevant military expenses, pensions and various expenses. In addition, it would take at least two months to mobilize troops.
The reply from the Magic Hermitage came even later. Their reply came after the Stone Castle had already begun to be rebuilt after the war.

The gist of the content is that they received a warning from the dragon that the dragons would help the dwarves in this disaster, and they would not send anyone to support the stone castle.

All in all, neither side can be trusted. Only the believers in seeking knowledge are genuine and have no ambiguity about the monsters.

As for the dwarves' worries and vigilance, they were caused by the evil monster that appeared at the end of the battle.

No one can explain exactly what happened to the bodies of the believers of the God of Knowledge after they died at that time.

In short, the final result was that the products of their deformed bodies gathered together to form that terrifying and despairing deformed monster.

This abnormal phenomenon is disturbing no matter how you look at it.

After all, the evil monster is a complete monster.

Never mind the dwarves.

Even many believers who seek knowledge are a little panicked.

The God of Knowledge sent down an oracle, and with the blessing of Nowen they did get rid of the Stone Spirit Freak, but the price of this protection was the creation of a creature more terrifying than the Stone Spirit Freak.

This blessing seems to taste a little wrong?
Other gods bestow blessings: giving believers powerful magic, granting divine power to temporarily strengthen the body, and then allowing believers to destroy dangerous monsters.

Norwen bestowed a blessing: to transform the bodies of the believers into a more dangerous monster, so that the original monster would seem insignificant.

Not to mention whether the method of the great God of Knowledge is a bit outrageous, how did He manage to turn the corpses of His believers into monsters?
Even Pete and Reina were a little confused about this matter.

Especially Pete.

Because he remembered the evil monster transformed from a cultist that he had seen in the secret cave in Green Port.

Fortunately.

A powerful explanation quickly dissipated Pete's nervousness.

Because the one who gave the explanation was a familiar figure whom Pete had not seen for a long time since Green Harbor.

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