Durin's Diary

Chapter 425: New Year's Dawn

All the giants in this world have no strength because they don’t have enough food to eat.

This was a joke from my previous life, but it was actually quite useful, because after eating a full meal, the girl looked noticeably more lively.

This made Du Lin wonder if this silly girl had suffered from hypoglycemia due to hunger.

It's certainly possible. In our timeline, the giants are the most standard combat species, capable of wearing power armor. But then again, what about the grassland elves? It's as if there's no reproductive isolation. In our timeline, these leprechauns in southern Thailand have never been this powerful.

Daju was a little curious.

This is normal. The Grassland Elves are Director Sun’s masterpiece. They are real darlings. Scientists from all sides like them very much. They were created based on the premise that everyone would find them cute.

Is it possible that the dwarves and grassland elves in my timeline also came about this way?

It is very likely. After all, there are too many uncertainties in our history, too many blanks, and too much destruction.

The questions and answers between Du Lin and Da Ju made Eleven feel emotional.

·Hearing this, our situation is much better here. Human civilization is not bound to the Earth by gravity, and has even discovered such a demiplane.

Yes, you are really lucky, but what about Anonymous? You know, Anonymous also existed in the timeline I am in. It was he who helped the humans in the timeline we exist in resist the invasion of Chaos until the invasion was ended.

In the timeline where Durin is located, human civilization has gone through too many hardships, and civilization has experienced interruptions. Even the historical records of Tainan that have been recorded for eternity have been interrupted. All of this is the evil result brought about by the invasion of Chaos.

"What's wrong? Why are you sitting in the rocking chair under the eaves like a little old man?" Anta asked as he stood beside Dulin with a smile.

"I was thinking that each of us was being swept up by the monster called responsibility and obligation, leading a life with less time together and more time apart." Du Lin sighed while looking at the girl in front of him.

"Isn't this normal? We all have our responsibilities. When Ellie becomes stronger, I will quit my job and come to accompany you. You are powerful now and you don't need me to protect you." Having said that, Anta sighed.

Du Lin patted the back of her hand and said, "Where is your apprentice, the kid named Gumi Lalafei?"

"She's quite good, talented, and already a second-ring mage. Everyone says she's amazing. By the way, do you want me to bring her back to be your concubine?" Anta laid out her plan.

"Those young and old masters from the magic academy are probably really going to fight me to the death." Du Lin refused angrily.

Anta smiled happily and sat on Durin's lap. "When are you planning to return to the Everburning Nest?"

"Tomorrow, there will be many new children. Mrs. Lin and I will screen them and ensure that the talented and hardworking children can achieve academic success, so that more children can become useful people to this earth." Du Lin said this and noticed the children running past from outside the yard.

Leading the group was a girl with a large group of children, and they all ran towards the other end of the town laughing.

"I heard that there are dwarves showing movies in the east of the town." Anta said to the children.

"By the way, what is Tomimi doing recently?" The girl reminded Du Lin of his cousin.

"She's been helping out at the orphanage in the north of the city lately, along with your sister."

When Du Lin heard that he was with his sister, he felt relieved.

"Since they like it, why don't I donate some money to the orphanage?" "No need for you, we sisters have already donated."

Anta's words made Du Lin shake his head.

"Your wishes are your wishes, mine has not yet been fulfilled."

So Du Lin found a messenger, filled out a check for the orphanage in the north of the city, and asked him to help deliver it, specifically stating that he could not reveal his identity.

After the messenger left, Anta looked at Du Lin with some confusion: "Why don't you go there in person?"

"If I go there in person, it will seem like I'm giving the money to help my sister and Tomi. I'm doing a good deed, not wanting them to treat my sister and Tomi differently." At this point, Du Lin felt a little regretful. "By the way, have you heard of Lorlock Lark?"

"I've heard that the guy chasing your sister is a Northernist, just like Fabien." Anta frowned and said, "I don't really like Northernism."

"Why?" Du Lin asked out of curiosity.

"They love everything except their home. I've seen so much of that in movies and books. For a while, I was really afraid that you would become that kind of person," Anta sighed.

"But in my opinion, only people like this have the potential to change humanity itself. I say that human history is a cycle of war, peace, and revolution. Only people like this can change this waltz-like cycle of suffering." At this point, Du Lin reached out and patted Anta on the back. "It's just like I said in the movie, because civilization is at the brink of extinction, someone has to step forward."

"If you ever think of this, remember to tell me and I'll be with you." Anta said, burying herself in Dulin's arms: "Until the end of civilization, until the end of all things, death and destruction cannot separate us."

"Okay, okay, I promise you." Du Lin gently stroked the head of the little girl in his arms.

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As a military observer of the Farol Union stationed in the Eastern Elf Territory, Lolock Lark has recently keenly discovered that the troops of the Grassland Elf Territory have been deliberately giving up part of their defense zone in the past three months.

He had read the report and checked the military map, and found that the land that was given up was all wasteland, covering a large area. Considering that the grassland elves still occupied the nearby hills, Lolock felt that this was a normal contraction in winter - there was no strategic location to defend on the flat ground, but there were strong enough support points on the hills. When facing an attack from above, the alien species would lose their most dependent speed and become targets of machine guns and small-caliber cannons.

This is a good way to use troops.

But early this morning, when Lolock came out of the tent, he saw a huge box.

It is about as tall as three prairie elves and as long as fifteen prairie elves.

Anyway, it's a huge guy.

"My compatriot, what is this?" he asked, stopping a strange engineer.

"Don't ask if there's nothing else to ask. This is the secret weapon of the School of Engineering." The young man in the white coat answered and began to direct the unpacking.

Lolock watched as the huge box was opened, and what appeared before him was a pitch-black bomb engraved with a weight-reducing inscription...?
Lolock was a little unsure because it looked so huge.

But from the outside, it really is a bomb.

Such as fake replacement.

(End of this chapter)