Lord Roar

Chapter 160 Holy Hammer
When seven or eight dwarves walked over with a sledgehammer shouting and humming, Alan and the others looked at each other.

Allen was a little curious, let alone how the black lacquered broken hammer looked like, what surprised him was that since it was a "sacred object", why it was still outside the gate of the city wall like garbage, and it hadn't man guarding.

There were so many ogres just now, and everyone didn't pay attention to it. Now they discovered that these dwarves carried the hammer back from outside the gate of the castle.

This so-called "Dwarf Heart", a sacred object of Hammer Castle, has a black bottom with a rusty color. The handle is more than one meter long and is obviously made of pig iron. The middle of the hammer head is oval in shape, and the two sides are hexagonal. protruding.

Looking at it from a close distance, it doesn't look like a sacred object at all, let alone extremely ordinary, the design is not scientific at all, and it is not suitable for blacksmithing or as a weapon for fighting.

Allen thought of the old blacksmith in his previous life village. The hammer he usually used to beat pots and pans was similar to this one, but it was not as big.

"The Heart of the Dwarves!" Master Daogen pointed to the hammer and said, "The only sacred object of our clan left by the ancient dwarves."

Allen didn't have time to listen to this nonsense, so he stepped forward, grabbed the handle of the hammer and was about to throw it into the necklace of a different space.

Master Dogen hurriedly ran over and shouted, "Wait, only those of the same race with dwarf blood can do it"

In the middle of speaking, Master Dogen stopped the second half of the sentence, looked at Allen with a face full of disbelief, and kept rubbing his eyes as if he had seen a ghost.

Holding the hammer up and down twice, Allen turned back and asked, "What did you just say?"

As if he didn't hear Alan's words, Master Dogen walked up to Alan in a daze, staring at him with wide eyes without blinking.

Allen was stared at by Master Dougan, and he frowned and asked, "What are you looking at? I will definitely bring it back to the tribe and give it to your people. I don't even want this shit to be given to me for nothing."

Allen had high expectations when he didn't see the hammer at the beginning, and he was still wondering if it would be better to sell it for some money, but seeing this "sacred object" just like this, he had already I lost my mind.

De Niro, who was also surprised, suddenly ran over happily, and shouted around Allen: "Boss! Boss! Golden dwarf! Golden dwarf blood."

Master Dougan, the commander of the entire Fort Hammer, suddenly remembered that before Allen and the others appeared, he seemed to have prayed on the holy platform. Thinking of this, he shouted as if in a trance: "It's the ancestor, it's the ancestor, listen to the ancestor At our call, the ancestors have appeared."

The few dwarf elders next to Alan who had always had eyes but eyes and noses and noses all surrounded Alan, like a mother-in-law looking at her son-in-law.

Babylon the Great also went crazy by himself, and then shouted: "Appearance! The ancestors have appeared, wow ha ha ha ha."

After shouting, he also jumped up with a group of dwarves.

The befuddled old Dove hit Big Babylon's bald head hard with his wand, and then asked angrily, "Do you understand what's going on?"

Babylon the Great shook his head and said innocently, "No."

"Then why are you so nervous?"

"I don't know, I saw they called me and I called it too."

Du Fu suddenly wanted to understand why the relationship between Great Babylon and East was so good.

After a group of dwarves explained everything, everyone understood what was going on.

It turned out that this big hammer, known as the heart of the dwarves, the holy relic of Hammer Castle, was a holy relic left by their ancestors to this day.

Although this big hammer looks extremely plain, but because it is engraved with magic talismans, only the golden dwarves of the dwarf family can use it flexibly.

The golden dwarves are born to be the emperors of the dwarves, and their only mission is to fight and protect the dwarves.

However, the bloodline of the golden dwarves has been cut off long ago, and the birth of a single golden dwarf has not been recorded in the St. Cassis Continent for hundreds of years.

For other ordinary dwarves, let alone using this dwarf heart, it takes seven or eight dwarves to lift it up with the joint efforts of seven or eight dwarves. Except for dwarves, any foreigner, let alone using it, cannot lift it.

In fact, a few years ago, Master Dougan and the dwarves of Castle Hammer were dubious about the rumors about this sacred object. After all, the legends were just legends, and there was no way to investigate them.

Later, Hammer Castle was so poor that it could not be opened, and Master Dogen, who was preparing to dispose of the waste, wanted to sell this big hammer to the western parish at a discounted friendly price.

Red Archbishop Lando has a special interest in collecting ancient relics, so he sent someone to receive the holy relics of the dwarves.

As a result, the people who came to receive it changed several times. Whether it was a magician or an extremely powerful vindictive fighter, there was nothing they could do with this broken hammer, let alone take it away.

It was only later that Master Daogen became convinced that the legend about this lover's heart was true.

His own people couldn't play, and the blood of the golden dwarves had been cut off long ago. Later, this so-called "sacred object" became a decoration.

This "decoration" is worthless on the one hand, and has no practical value on the other hand, it is usually placed at the gate of the castle and no one cares about it.

Master Dogen is also seeing that Fort Iron Hammer is in danger now, and the meat of his family will rot in his own pot. Even if Fort Iron Hammer falls, it is better to bring this big hammer to the same clan in the Bloodhoof Tribe. I thought about it.

Allen picked up the hammer and turned it around twice, and found that he was not as easy as his own painting dragon halberd, and threw it on the ground again with a "boom", just like throwing a used condom, how disgusting it is, because It was smeared with green ogre blood and slimy.

The sledgehammer that fell to the ground made a hole in the ground, and Alan was taken aback. He didn't realize how heavy it was when he picked it up.

After picking it up again, Allen suddenly found a row of densely packed small characters on the handle of the hammer, which seemed to have been engraved not long ago.

It seems to be a common language in mainland China, but the characters are not crooked, and there are many typos.

"What is it written?" Alan looked at Master Dougan and asked.

Master Dogen touched his nose in embarrassment, and said in a low voice: "One gold coin at a time, pick it up and take it away for free, or pay if you don't take it away!"

Allen was even more confused, and asked, "What do you mean?"

Master Dogen explained for a while with some embarrassment, but everyone who understood it became more and more contemptuous of the dwarves of Fort Hammer.

It turned out that the dwarves in Hammer Castle had discovered that although the hammer was a sacred object, it was useless. It was not good to use it as a weapon, and it was pitch black when offered as a sacred object.

Later, Master Dogen and several dwarf elders got together and told the dwarves who usually walked out of the Garnia Plain to release the wind, saying that Hammer Castle has an artifact that kills gods and ghosts, and it is placed at the gate of Hammer Castle. Quietly placed there waiting for its owner.

Needless to say, a group of clubs from the San Cassis mainland really believed in this, and many people who came here admiringly came here to give it a try.

As a result, no matter whether it is a human swordsman or a Beamon orc Hercules, there is nothing they can do with this big hammer.

However, the people who were able to enter the Ganya Plain alone were not ordinary people. Seeing that they were not the owner of this artifact, they were so angry that they refused to pay the gold coins, and even planned to beat up a few dwarves to vent their anger.

The dwarves learned to be smart later, and no one watched them. They threw the so-called anger at the gate of the castle. Anyone who wanted to try it would try it. It doesn't matter, anyway, the big hammer can't be taken away.

As a result, the "sacred object" Dwarf Heart ended up in the same fate as a discarded condom.

(End of this chapter)