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Chapter 58 Dwarf Traitor
To be honest, if the dwarf had not directly marked Cana with the corruption mark, Cana would basically not have doubted him.

Because he himself knows that his behavior is indeed full of coincidences, it is normal for him to be suspected by some people who need to be vigilant.

As a result, the dwarf seemed to have realized that the situation was unstoppable, so he simply marked himself secretly.

It seems that we are already prepared and are about to find a way to deal with him.

I can only say that it was a bit too decisive.

Facing Kana's words just now.

Lurik stared at him.

But at this time, Kana was thinking, how should he explain this matter in order to gain the trust he deserves?

Obviously, the level of trust he gained was definitely not as high as Rita Enke's.

"Sage, as a dwarven sage, you should be able to make some kind of prophecy, right?"

Kana suddenly asked.

Lurek looked at him in thought for a while, then nodded slightly.

However, he said: "Prophecies rarely give information, and most prophecies are meaningless."

Most predictions are like this, there is nothing strange about them. Most predictions are some kind of premonition. When the premonition comes, only those who can predict will make the prediction.

"Then I'll be frank. I suspect those people were cursed by the plague most likely because there's a traitor among you."

"Traitor..." Lurek was silent.

Cana looked at Lurek without any surprise, and then he slapped his head and said, "That's right."

Lu Ruike is not a fool. If he is not there, he will find some problems if he investigates normally, which is very strange.

Dwarves are dwarves, and sometimes their plans are crude. Not all dwarves can be called dwarven sages.

Just looking at Lurik's temperament, you can tell that he is fundamentally different from other dwarves in temperament.

The reason why the dwarves did not record much of this period of history may be because someone became a traitor.

But it is more likely that this incident was resolved without causing any major casualties.

Otherwise, even if it would become a scandal, the dwarves would write down his story harshly so that every dwarf would know his history of betrayal.

"Do you suspect it's Ritank?" Lurik asked directly without hesitation.

His eyes were fixed on Kana.

To be honest, if Kana said this, it would really seem like he was trying to sow discord.

But he still nodded: "That's right, it's not because I know you very well, nor is it because of his rude words just now.

But he had just walked past me and left a mark of corrosion on me.

You should know that I know the Lord of Corruption very well, and I am even more aware of his power. He thinks his power is hidden, but I am too sensitive to it."

Hearing this, Lurek watched as Kana decisively took off the warhammer, smashed it in front of him, and then closed his eyes.

Kana just watched as the runes on the hammer began to glow.

After a while, Lurek opened his eyes.

Obviously, he obtained a relatively accurate prediction.

He took a deep breath, obviously trying to calm himself down, but the anger on his face remained unchanged.

After a long while, he looked at Karna and asked, "Why are you so sure that my prediction will yield some results?"

Kana smiled faintly, "Because by siding with the Lord of Corruption, I'm not only betraying you, I'm betraying the world."

The so-called prophecy is actually a kind of information that the world instinctively emits.

Therefore, anyone who endangers the world and harms the world can be easily predicted.

It just depends on whether the person with the ability to predict is willing to make the prediction.

"Betray—the world?" Lurik murmured.

……

Rettanke left the command room, frowning and sullen, and walked out quickly. Everyone thought that his bad mood was caused by the previous conflict with Kana and the others.

But only he himself knew that the main reason for his bad mood was that he had never expected that what he had done would be in danger of being completely exposed because of an ordinary human being.

All the concealment mentioned before had failed, which was unacceptable to him.

Rita Enke, think quickly, is there any other way to make up for it.

This matter is no longer known only to Kana, and there is no point in killing Kana alone.

Killing Lurek is even more wishful thinking.

If he could kill Lurek in his normal state, then what would he be hiding?

Lord, give me wisdom, and I will offer you more true believers.

The group of dwarves who were cursed by the plague were his work, a gift he presented to his lord.

The evil frequency band echoed in his mind.

"Yes, it's time. I will bring them the gift of life." Ritaunk murmured to himself, but his face was full of respect.

He immediately came to the front of the watchtower and summoned all the dwarves except those in the necessary positions.

"Yata brought intelligence that there's an enemy tunnel a hundred meters from the north sentry tower. We haven't found any.

This is our shame, it is our negligence that has caused their suffering.

Now, everyone, divide into 4 teams and go to the four watchtowers. I want you to start from the wall of the watchtower and search outwards.

Find all possible hidden passages for me, don't miss any!"

The dwarves had serious expressions on their faces and tapped their armor with their hands, making a banging sound.

"Yes! The will of Huishan!"

The dwarves immediately divided into four teams under the leadership of their respective captains, and rode their war sheep to quickly head towards the various watchtowers.

The mesa watchtower in the north of the mountain range suddenly became empty, except for a few dwarves who had to stay and patrol by the wall.

All that was left were the group of sickly people cursed by the plague inside the watchtower.

On top of the watchtower, there is a window that allows you to look down.

Kana and Lurik were standing here, watching all of Retane's orders.

"Just as I suspected." Lurik sighed.

Under normal circumstances, Rettanke would not have given such an order.

Especially if he really suspected Kana, it would be even more unlikely that he would send most of his troops to four outposts just for so-called reconnaissance.

He should have sent a small force to conduct reconnaissance, and then had a larger force guard the watchtower.

To ensure safety, he would even ask for support from Graylub Castle and dispatch more dwarves.

Then he stared at Kana to prevent him from doing anything out of line.

And now his behavior is more like transferring the combat power out so that he has enough time and strength to do something here.

The prophecy was a prophecy, but when the reality really lay before him, Lurek sighed.

A breeze whistled past.

"Do you smell it?" Kana asked.

Lurek sniffed the breeze outside the window. He would never forget that faint stench.

"I'm going to the top of the tower. If anything unexpected happens, please hold on for a while, my friend!"

Lurik looked at Cana and said seriously.

In response to this, Kana smiled and said, "That's exactly what I want."

When he heard that Lurek was going to the top of the tower, he was very happy. This wave would be an opportunity to gain a lot of experience.

(End of this chapter)