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Chapter 52: The Corrupted Monarch
Raft camp.

Karna was explaining the three methods he mentioned to the three dwarves.

"The first one is very simple. You can solve the problem directly by finding a fragment of the Stone of Creation."

The three dwarves looked at Cana as if to say: Are you kidding me?
Unlike most people in the Kingdom of Safro, the three dwarves are well aware of the existence of the Stone of Creation and do not think this is some kind of story.

But they also knew clearly that the difficulty of obtaining the Creation Stone depended entirely on luck.

That doesn't mean you can find it if you want to.

The dwarf named Toric was getting extremely impatient at this moment, and just as he was about to explode, Cana said with a smile, "Although it's outrageous, you have to admit that this is indeed a solution, isn't it? The simplest and most direct solution."

Don’t think this method is outrageous. If there are really many unsolvable problems, you can simply find a fragment of the Stone of Creation to clear them up.

It can be said to be 100% effective, unless the problem is caused by a fragment of another Genesis Stone.

"But thankfully, your problem obviously doesn't require the Creation Stone to solve it. Let's talk about the second solution: holding a purification ceremony."

"Purification ritual?" The dwarven sage frowned and thought for a moment, then asked, "Do you know where this question leads?"

Apparently, the Gray Mountain Dwarf Tribe is capable of performing purification rituals.

The purification ritual is a versatile ritual that can be performed with great freedom and can be large or small.

A massive purification ritual that can even purify an entire continent.

But you have to find the direction of the problem and then conduct targeted research to purify what you want to purify.

Kana nodded: "Of course, otherwise why would I suggest such a method?"

"That's great, then..." said the dwarf prophet excitedly.

But before he could finish his words, he was interrupted by Kana: "Don't be impatient, I haven't told you the last solution yet."

Lurek knew that he was a little excited, so he nodded and waited for the explanation of the last solution.

“Find the source of the problem and cut it off.”

After that, Cana began to explain briefly: "I don't know if you know about goblins, they are very favored by all kinds of evil and powerful creatures.

Because they can easily accept the power of evil, undergo various forms of changes, and then become its largest minions.

If I'm not mistaken, your problems must also be caused by these goblins."

Hearing this, the dwarf prophet, who didn't know much about the so-called "Rotten Monarch", frowned. He couldn't provide much information.

But he said, “But those who suffered from the disease did not encounter goblins.”

"Why did they encounter goblins? The Lord of Corruption seeks corruption, not slaughter.

If possible, he doesn't even want to kill anyone, he just wants you to embrace his life."

After a brief explanation, Cana continued, "You dwarves are more resistant to various curses and magic than most races. The so-called disease is the incubation process.

This is an action that requires a continuous supply of energy. Even if it is purified, if the source of the problem is not resolved, then this curse will continue to secretly corrupt you."

The dwarf prophet understood. "So we need to find the source of the problem, and it's most likely the goblins?"

Kana nodded, thought for a moment, and then said, "I'll go with you to see the situation. Once I see the specific situation, I can give you specific suggestions."

"Really? That's great!" Getari said loudly, looking very happy.

The dwarf prophet opened his mouth but said nothing. He looked at Kana and nodded in thanks.

Aliris was a little surprised and pulled Cana's sleeve slightly.

Cana just patted her arm and smiled to put her mind at ease.

"But I have a condition. If we leave, there will be no strong people to help protect our camp.

You must send two Sons of the Mountain to help guard the camp while I am away."

Hearing Kana's request, the dwarf prophet nodded without hesitation.

"No problem." He was about to order Getari and the other man next to him to stay, but after thinking for a moment, he said, "Let's go back and send a few soldiers over immediately."

"That couldn't be better."

"Then please wait a moment, I have to arrange the affairs in the camp." After saying that, he walked back.

On the way, Aliris couldn't help but ask, "Your Highness, we have so many problems of our own right now. Do we really need to help these dwarves?"

Kana nodded. The reason he helped was because it had been confirmed that it was the masterpiece of the "Rotten Monarch".

Then it can be confirmed that there must be monsters that can provide experience points. This is an opportunity to improve your strength, especially when you are about to face the vampires.

The stronger the strength, the higher the security.

Moreover, although the Gray Mountain Dwarves are few in number, they are quite powerful. It would be great to gain some experience with them.

Based on his previous experience in the game, this problem was relatively easy to solve, and he had a rough idea in his mind.

"Dwarves are a very loyal race. We helped them this time, so next time we need help, they will definitely do their best to help us."

Kana explained.

When Popot next to him heard this, he nodded involuntarily, because it was true.

But he poured cold water on her: "This is just the majority of dwarves. Just like humans, there are always good and bad people. Dwarves also have this distinction."

She was reminding Cana that not all dwarves were like this.

"Don't worry, I won't be wrong."

How could I be wrong? After all, the Gray Mountain Dwarves are the birthplace of dwarf players in the game.

Neither the future development potential nor the hidden power of this ethnic group should be underestimated.

It is completely worth helping.

Seeing that Kana had made up his mind, Aliris nodded and said no more.

Kana definitely understands better than her anyway.

When they arrived at the camp, Kana called over the two shipbuilders, the captain of the soldiers, and George.

"I will be away for a while. During this time, you can continue with your previous arrangements, but you need to be more vigilant.

After that, a few dwarves will come to help guard the camp. Be careful not to mention their height. The others are easy to get along with.

besides……"

After Kana said some precautions.

He said to George, "Would you like to come with us and take a look?"

"Really? Can I?" George was a little flattered.

Kana smiled and nodded: "Of course, there's nothing wrong with that, let's go."

Anyone with a discerning eye could see that His Royal Highness the Prince seemed to be more optimistic about George, an ordinary hunter.

The reason why Kana acted like this was naturally because he knew some of the plot that would follow.

Because he had a familiar feeling about George, Kana probably thought that the reason for this was that he had done errands related to George in the Novice Village when the server was first launched.

Those who can leave here alive and build a novice village are those who have made their way through the wilderness.

And Kana has probably figured out what mission George is related to, probably a hunting-related tutorial mission.

That was enough to show that George was capable enough as a hunter.

It is also possible that George was the skill learning instructor for long-range shooter players when the server was launched.

The main reason is that he didn't play a remote account when the server was launched, so he didn't understand this aspect, and he didn't need to learn skills in the novice village later.

But no matter what, George is definitely one of the ones with potential.

Several people returned to the edge of the forest.

"The campsite has been arranged. Let's go."

The dwarf prophet nodded, and he was also a little anxious, so he took Kana and others and walked into the forest.

(End of this chapter)