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Chapter 55 Dwarf Watchtower
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Standing among the goblin corpses, even though he was surrounded by a stench, Kana was happy to do so.

Lots of experience. This group of goblins who turned to the evil god and gained the power bestowed by the evil god brought Kana enough experience.

The most important thing is that slaughtering these goblins is no different from slaughtering chickens and ducks, because they are all controlled.

Khanna only had to act like a harvest farmer and harvest them like wheat.

Shaking off the foul green grime from the blade, Cana turned.

He was greeted with strange looks from everyone.

Even Aliris looked at him with some worry.

It’s over, I had so much fun killing.

"Well, goblins are creatures that anyone can kill. So, let's get out of here! Don't you think it stinks?"

Hearing this, everyone nodded and withdrew their gaze. They quickly left the place and walked deeper into the cave.

[Experience: 213/1000]

There were nearly 30 goblins in total, big and small, and Kana alone killed more than half of them.

But in fact, those ordinary goblins are at most level two, and the experience they provide to Cana is only a dozen points at this stage.

The big head is the big goblin with armor just now. He alone contributed 32 points. Another big contributor is a strong goblin, who contributed 26 points.

After leaving the pile of corpses, the stench gradually subsided.

Before they could catch their breath, an even more severe stench came over.

Even if Kana made a filtering mask with his own blood, he could not completely take care of the stench.

"Damn, what a smell!" Eric couldn't help but curse.

Even their filtering masks are no longer effective.

George covered his mouth with a cloth and was about to roll his eyes.

In front of us is a pool with a diameter of six or seven meters, in which are soaked the limbs of various unknown creatures.

Various dirty red and green pus filled the air.

"Stop looking and leave quickly!"

Kana said loudly that there were no traps here, as this was where the goblins mainly operated, and they strode forward.

Walking back and forth in the twists and turns of the tunnel.

This place was starting to become like a maze, but Kana seemed to know the way, leading everyone around and around, and soon they started to turn back upwards.

By the time we got here, the stench had gradually disappeared. All around us were various excavated tunnels, and it was obvious that the tunnels were getting newer as we went higher.

Lurek's expression became increasingly serious.

Until they finally saw a ray of light.

Kana crawled out directly. There was a pile of weeds outside. The fresh air allowed Kana to remove the blood mask on his face.

"Inhale! Exhale~"

Everyone who came up was gasping for breath, breathing in the fresh air outside frantically.

The moon was already high in the sky at this time. It was near dusk when they entered the cave, and it was already late at night when they came out.

But compared to the mountain road that takes a whole day, this is already a shortcut.

"That's your outpost, right?"

Kana faced the moonlight and spoke to the low stone tower on another mountain in the distance.

Compared to the first time Kana came here in the game, this place is indeed much more desolate now.

But the geographical location hasn't really changed.

Lurek looked at it and nodded. He didn't expect that this passage led to here.

"I bet there are sick dwarves in that outpost, right?"

"You're right." Lu Ruik nodded seriously. The experience along the way had fully explained to him the source of the whole thing.

He couldn't help but turn his head to look at Cana.

"Thank you, my friend, for your guidance."

Lurik meant what he said sincerely. After he finished speaking, he placed the war hammer at his feet, bent down and bowed deeply.

"The dwarves of Gray Mountain will remember your kindness. I apologize for my previous doubts about you."

At this moment, amid Getari's smug smile, Eric also walked over and took a deep breath. "I'm sorry, I misunderstood you earlier. I was too impatient at the time. You are right. I am ashamed of my actions and words."

As he said this, he also bowed deeply.

Is Kana really trying to take a shortcut?

No, this respectable human friend, how could it be for such a thing.

I just want to tell them, to tell them with facts, where the problems they are facing now come from.

Tell them that the problem he described does exist.

Kana hurried over, bent down and straightened the two men.

"No need to apologize, after all, we've only known each other for a day, right?

It is quite remarkable that you are willing to place a certain level of trust in a stranger you have only known for one day."

Lurik shook his head and looked at Cana seriously and said, "What about you? My friend, you are willing to provide assistance to a group of unfamiliar dwarves, even in the face of their distrust, you are still willing to help them.

You are a man of integrity, and your radiance puts us to shame."

"Okay, this isn't the place to talk, is it? Now that we know the problems, it's time to solve them quickly." Kana quickly stopped the business flattery.

He is willing to trust and provide help, naturally because he has the foresight.

The future in the game has already shown that this group of dwarves are trustworthy.

These foresighted knowledge and personal experiences are Kana's most powerful guarantee in this world.

"You're right. Please follow me, my friend."

As he spoke, he led Kana and the others and quickly walked towards the watchtower in the distance.

Just walked into the watchtower.

Then a dwarf opened the door and came out.

"Yata? Why are you here?"

Lu Ruike waved his hand without saying anything more: "Arrange a few rooms for these friends. I remember there are some, right?"

"Yes, of course." The fully armed dwarf nodded. "Qiku and Eric are both sick, and their rooms just happened to be vacant."

To be honest, the dwarves' homes are not very friendly to them.

Several people could only walk in by lowering their heads slightly.

When I walked in, my head almost hit the ceiling.

George was extremely curious. He looked left and right. He had never been to the residence of an alien race before.

Until more than 10 days ago, he thought that there were only humans in the world.

"Take a few people with you and go to the riverbank at the foot of the mountain, outside the forest. I've marked a human camp along the way. Protect it until we pass."

"What?" The dwarf was a little surprised.

"Is it hard to understand? You good-for-nothing." Lu Ruike suddenly became angry, and his tone became a little irritable.

This inexplicably irritable tone left the dwarf somewhat baffled. He could only scratch his head in surprise: "No, I'll take a few people down right away."

"Remember to take the shortcut we came here, wear your mine mask, and walk quickly."

The dwarf nodded in confusion, then told several dwarves to get dressed, took their weapons, and walked out.

There were only two strange dwarves left in the entire outpost.

One of them had just finished tidying up the room.

"Yata, are you angry?" asked the dwarf.

Hearing this, Getari couldn't help but sigh. Aren't you just bumping into it yourself?

"Angry? Haha, how could I be angry, you guys are just a bunch of good-for-nothing idiots who only know how to drink every day.

I should throw all your wine into the valley, you blind bastards!"

Kana then understood what he was angry about.

It was obvious that the passage was only a hundred meters away from the watchtower, but the dwarves responsible for patrolling and guarding had never discovered it.

But that place is indeed quite hidden, and the entrance is very small.

The scolded dwarf looked confused.

(End of this chapter)