Chapter 237
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Gutamar grabbed the few silver coins left in the chest in front of her. Her treasury had been depleted, and it was at its peak after she came to Noland.
There were at least a thousand gold coins in this chest! Now, it was reduced to a rat's nest.
Orcs did not like shiny things, but in this city, they had to exchange for everything with money.
"Damn it! Is this your harvest today? "
Guttama glared at the seventeen Beastmen below. As a pure Highland Beastman, Guttama was half a body taller than the green-skinned Beastmen with goblin blood under her command.
Under the pressure of this beautiful woman, the orcs kept rummaging through the old pockets of their clothes. In the end, they only took out a few funny and funny things.
"Gutamar … Madam, the Black Pigeon's spies are watching us too closely. Our usual trade routes and locations have been completely sealed by them."
"It's the Black Pigeon again!"
Gutamar had a deep grudge with the dark elf in the Black Pigeon, and she did not like to submit to anyone's rule.
However, after escaping from the Black Pigeon's control and hiding in the dwarves' abandoned mine, she was forced into a desperate situation by the dark elf.
"Madam Gutamar, there's … bad news on the spellcaster forum."
At this moment, a goblin who looked more respectable suddenly stood up and said.
"Spellcaster forum? It's something those Magicians created again … "
The beautiful Gutamar obviously knew about the spellcaster forum. Most of the residents of Noland now knew about this mysterious network.
The Black Pigeon was an organization that sold information for a living. Although Gutamar had many other businesses, the spellcaster forum was an important place for information exchange, and she had tried to enter it before.
However, it was a pity that due to this beauty's inappropriate speech, she lost the right to log into the spellcaster forum forever. Even her access to the Magic Net was blocked.
"What bad news is there?!"
Although Gutamar lost the right to log into the Magic Net, she had to admit the usefulness of the spellcaster forum. The only one among her subordinates who could log into the spellcaster forum was the dignified-looking goblin.
He was also Gutamar's assistant and was responsible for helping Gutamar contact customers, such as Spell Casters who wanted to buy Magic Addiction Stones or merchants who were interested in the Underground Crystal Ores.
"Your … arrest warrant." He hesitated for a moment before saying it.
"Wanted poster? Does that Dark Elf really think that those arrogant spellcasters would come looking for me in the dwarven mines for a little money? "
This mine had been abandoned by the dwarves for who knew how many years. Even she had spent a lot of effort to find this place.
The spellcasters on the surface would never go to the dirty mine to look for her just for a bit of money.
"Sir Guttama, I'm afraid that those human Spell Casters aren't the only ones looking for you. There are also … dwarves."
"Dwarves? What kind of bargaining chip did the Dark Elves offer to make those stubborn dwarves help her? "
Guttama clearly knew how difficult it was to communicate with the dwarves of Noland. Even if the Dark Elf offered a lot of gold, she might be able to convince one or two dwarves, but it was unrealistic to hire a group of dwarves to look for her in the mines.
"A Hearthstone Gold Legendary Card called Grom Hellscream. Do you know Hearthstone?"
The goblin's eyes revealed greed. When he looked at Guttama again, it was as if he was looking at a peerless beauty.
"It's a very popular card game among the dwarves recently. It's said that for a Gold Legendary Card, there are dwarves who are willing to spend extremely high quality Origin Crystals to exchange for it … According to the market value, this card is worth around a thousand gold."
If a card could be exchanged for so much gold, Guttama would have turned herself in if it wasn't an emergency.
Today, this beauty clearly didn't have the chance. An Orc suddenly appeared in front of Guttama.
"Sir … Sir Guttama, the dwarves … there's an army of dwarves outside the mines," the Orc shouted in a panicked tone.
These Orcs who lived in the city didn't have the courage of those who lived in the wild, but an army of dwarves?
Guttama immediately raised the giant axe in her hand, preparing to walk out of the gathering area to see what was going on.
Not long after she walked out of the gathering area, she heard shouts coming from the tunnel of the mine in the distance.
"For the Alliance!" "For Hellscream!" "Scram! I was the one who discovered this abandoned mine first. "
Dwarves … Nearly 50 fully armed dwarves swarmed over. Guttama clenched the giant axe in her hand, but cold sweat seeped out of her forehead.
This … is the power of the card called Grom Hellscream?
… …
There were chaotic shouts everywhere outside.
Riley couldn't tell which were Orc voices and which were dwarf voices.
But she could vaguely guess that this hiding place was finished.
The lock on the wooden door of Riley's cabin was suddenly knocked open. A dwarf opened the door and after seeing that it was a human in the cabin, he sighed and walked away without paying attention to Riley.
Escape … Riley was a little hesitant. She glanced at the poster on the wooden wall.
This was probably the only asset she had besides the clothes she was wearing. The last poster of the loyal dog made Riley make up her mind.
She tore down all the posters and carefully put them away, then walked out of the hiding place …
The scene outside was too chaotic. The dwarves and the beastmen were fighting, while the dwarves who had poured into the mine were suppressing the beastmen who had little fighting power.
The sound of steel colliding with each other resounded in the empty space.
Riley didn't know where to go, but she suddenly saw a clay doll on the ground.
The doll seemed to have its own consciousness. After seeing Riley, it pointed in a direction.
"You … want me to … follow you?" Riley didn't know what to do.
The doll nodded and immediately ran in the direction she pointed.
Riley looked around again and hugged the poster in her arms.
She didn't want to die in a place like this before she successfully collected enough money for the tickets for the new movie. Plus, it was a good chance to escape!
She followed the puppet, and after a while, Riley found that the location the puppet was walking in was the previous sewer.
If Riley remembered correctly, it led to the edge of Noland's city!
She followed the clay doll back to the ground. Because she was too hasty when she went up the stairs, she accidentally fell at the top of the stairs. The movie posters in her arms also scattered on the ground.
Noli immediately stood up and picked up the movie posters that were scattered on the ground. When she picked up a poster of "This Demon Is Not Too Cold", a familiar voice rang in her ears.
"Are you also interested in the story of the loyal dog Hachi?"
Riley turned her head and saw Matilda in the movie poster standing in front of her.
The living Matilda!
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