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Chapter 49: Dwarf Crisis (Please Read!)
This raft camp has been built.

There is a tent in the middle, a simple wooden wall on the outside, and two wooden watchtowers facing the river and the woods behind.

There are soldiers standing guard in the watchtower at all times.

A small area of the woods behind the camp had been cleared, and a large number of high-quality logs were being dragged to the river by oxen and horses.

From time to time, the two war horses would also do this job, but for now they have to bear the responsibilities for the time being.

river bank.

Kana is standing here.

The elderly shipbuilder in charge was introducing to Kana the first raft they had built.

Since it was a raft and time was tight, there was no such thing as a sail.

With a simple additional structure, you can only go down the river and use oars to control the direction.

You can't expect much from the rest.

Time is too tight, so many things can only be done in a makeshift way.

The main focus is still on manning people.

"Your Highness, a raft like this can probably carry fifty or sixty people. If they squeeze in, it might be able to carry more than eighty people.

This is the limit of what we can make. Building anything bigger is not feasible. After all, it is just a raft.

Moreover, the tools and facilities here are too rudimentary.”

He explained carefully.

Kana nodded, showing his understanding: “You are more professional, so you can just build it.

But it's been three days, and we've only just built one, is there still time?"

The shipwright nodded: "Don't worry, Your Highness, we will definitely make it in time."

He probably knew what these rafts were used for, and that they might be their retreat, so he built them very carefully.

"These workers are already skilled. It's just a raft. They will be able to build it soon and at a faster speed."

Kana nodded and left the riverbank.

We came to an open space not far from the river.

Alice was training hard here at this time, with the corpse of a fawn next to her.

Its blood is being controlled by Alice, changing its shape in the air. Alice is practicing hard.

"Is she upset?" Popot, who was following Kana, couldn't help but ask.

"What? Why do you say that?" Kana was a little confused.

Popot pointed at Aliris.

She felt that Aliris seemed to be working harder since her return.

He spent most of the day training, and almost every day he had to use up all the magic power in his body, leaving only a little to avoid headaches.

"Perhaps this special power is very interesting? So you want to spend more time mastering it?"

Khanna explained that he felt this was very likely because he was the same way.

Reality is much more real than games. The feeling of freely controlling blood is much more powerful. Even he himself can't help but become addicted.

The skill bar also shows the gains he has made from his addiction.

【Blood Magic】

[Proficiency: Master (126/1000)]

Now he can skillfully turn blood into blood arrows to pierce his targets.

Has gradually caught up with Aliris.

It's just that he is concentrating on another skill now.

【Puppet Control】

[Proficiency: Apprentice (95/100)]

[Special Effect: Transforms magic power into invisible threads, controlling creatures that can be called puppets with will.]

[Introduction: Many people always regard alchemists as a logistical profession and think that they are scholars who should stay in the back.

It wasn't until the Puppet Master manipulated a large number of puppets and wreaked havoc on the battlefield that people realized that not all alchemists were like this.

This skill was created a few days ago when Kana finally had the magic power to digitize the [Spherical Doll] and then control it.

He reached into his space waist bag and pulled out a silver, head-sized ball.

【Ball Doll—Basic Type】

[Puppet - Construct - Magic] [Attributes: Levitation, Magic Conduction]

[Special Effects: Reconnaissance Eye, Combat Assist]

[Eye of Detection: Use magic thread to control, spend magic power to detect the surroundings with the puppet as the center.]

[Battle Assistance: Use magic thread to connect, spend magic power to let the doll automatically assist in battle.]

[Introduction: A truly antique, a valuable collectible. If other alchemists knew you'd taken this out in battle, they'd dunk you in a pool of sulfuric acid.]

Ignoring the introduction, Cana placed his hand on the sphere, where a thread of magic connected to it.

Just release it gently.

The spherical doll will automatically float up, but its floating height is limited, and it can only float to about 10 meters above the ground.

The higher it floats, the longer the magic thread is needed, and the more it costs to conduct magic.

There's no way around it. After all, this is a real antique, and I don't know how many years it's been around.

It is 100% older than the country itself, even though it is still brand new.

Kana has been experimenting for the past few days and found that floating 5 meters away from himself is an acceptable distance for him to fight sustainably.

Under his control, the sphere flew wobbly, but there was nothing he could do, after all, he was still practicing.

Controlling the sphere, he used its magic-guiding properties.

The last drop of blood was drawn from the body of the fawn not far away.

The ball of blood directly turned into something like a blood blade, surrounding the sphere and turning into blades around it.

This sphere can extend Karna's blood spell.

Popot, who was sitting on the rock nearby, watched the two men controlling the blood and flying in the sky.

Couldn't help but sigh.

“It’s really enough. If you don’t know, you might think I’ve fallen into a cult.

Controlling blood doesn't seem like a skill a good character should possess, ugh."

While complaining, he flipped through his notebook, recording what he had seen and heard during this period.

She is a scholar and a writer.

Less than an hour into the training, George came running over in a hurry.

"What happened?"

George nodded: “Last time, the short old man you mentioned last time, Your Highness, they are here.”

"It's the dwarves!" Popot shouted.

"That's right, dwarf." George corrected himself and bowed to Popot again. "Sorry, teacher, I forgot again."

"They?" Kana asked in confusion.

"Yes, there are three, but I don't know if any of them is the one I saw from afar last time.

I can’t quite tell what they look like.”

After hearing what George said, Cana nodded. He could understand. After all, these dwarves, to be honest, all had big beards.

Unless you are familiar with them, it is really hard to tell some of the differences between them.

"Take me there."

Aliris also came over and walked behind Cana with Popot.

They came to the edge of the woods.

Many workers were watching and talking to each other, as if they had seen something extraordinary.

Apparently, they were also seeing dwarves for the first time.

Only the two shipbuilders didn't seem to think it was anything strange.

The people up there were gathered together, looking around.

Only after seeing Kana did one of the dwarves, whose beard was braided into two hanging braids, jump up and wave his hand.

"Hey!"

Kana walked over and said with a smile, "I see you, Getari, what brings you here suddenly?"

"Haha, we haven't seen you for a few days, Kana. We came here to thank you. Of course, we need a little help."

"A little help? Well, I'll help if I can."

(End of this chapter)