What was disappointing was that it was a solid pillar without any written information.
Reina knocked on the solid pillar. She was 100% sure that it was solid. Other than that, she couldn't see anything else. What was so special about this pillar? Wasn't it just a little taller?
However, Fu Yin used a magnifying glass to study it and used an awl-like object to scrape some powder from the pillar.
"There are no traces of moss corrosion on the surface. There's no mistake. This is a building of our Dwarf Race. It's a mixture of stone called Sky Resisting Stone! This place was the capital city more than 1,500 years ago! "
She said happily.
"According to my guess, this pillar should still be partially buried underground. It has a very stable bottom, which is why it can stand like this."
"Underground? Let me say this first, I don't know how to dig a hole. "
The werewolf quickly said.
"Of course, we won't dig it. Hehe, as long as we can confirm that this is the capital city, it's enough."
Fu Yin said with a smile.
At this moment, Reina suddenly found a strange-shaped stone on the ground. She bent down and was about to pick it up when she found that it was not as small as it looked. As a result, she pulled and the ground turned up. She found that it was not a stone, but something connected to a rope.
"Eh? What is this? "
Reina asked, puzzled. Seeing this, Fu Yin quickly dropped the thing in her hand and trotted over. She looked at the thing in Reina's hand. It was covered with mud. She tried her best to pat the mud off, but the inside had long been corroded and she couldn't see what it was.
Instead, the rope was left behind. It was not an ordinary rope, but a rope made of alloy.
"Let's dig."
Fu Yin said, then she turned to look at Blake.
The werewolf had a bad feeling. The two female humans were standing in the same place, looking straight at him.
"Ah, got it!"
Under Bray's frantic digging, he soon found something less than a meter deep.
Under the pit, a helmet was exposed, and the werewolf rudely pulled it out. Fu Yin shouted softly. Yi Dan werewolf did not have the mood to do that. He was cold and tired, and he only wanted to go back as soon as possible.
It was a strange set of clothes or armor.
Even after a thousand years, this set of strange clothes had not completely corroded and disintegrated. Its skeleton was still intact. It was a complete set, including shoes and a helmet. One could imagine that when it was in perfect condition, it could cover the entire skin of a human body.
Fu Yin immediately started studying it while Blake sat on a rock. He wasn't interested in these old things.
Reina also studied it for a while, but she knew nothing about magic technology. Soon, she was bored and wandered around. Then, she returned to the pillar. She placed her hand on the pillar and was surprised to find that her magic could not pass through it.
"It's getting late, we have to go back. Don't tell me you didn't find anything."
Blake stood up and said as the sky gradually darkened and a speck of yellow appeared on the horizon.
"Wait a moment, let me record it."
Fu Yin stood up. She had already cleaned up the mud and debris on the clothes and pieced them together as much as possible.
There was no doubt that this was dwarven armor, because humans would not make such complicated armor for children.
The armor had a skeleton-like structure, and it was very thick with a compartment in the middle. It might have many functions.
There was a square bulge on the back of the clothes. It should not be a backpack because it was something inside the clothes. Fu Yin guessed that it might store air so that the wearer could survive in extreme environments for a while.
But why? Why did her ancestors make such clothes, and in such a place? Fu Yin could not figure out what they were going to do with this set of clothes.
Could it be that there was a monster that could release poisonous gas?
Just then, Blake the werewolf grabbed her shoulder.
"Hey, no matter how important your discovery is, we have to go. You can continue your research tomorrow."
Fu Yin looked up and found that the surroundings had darkened.
Then she used a magic recording device to save the set of clothes and left with the two.
When they returned, the two rabbit-people had already prepared dinner, and the dwarves had also set up the carriage. Their carriage was not ordinary. The rear carriage stored water and food, and the front carriage could be dismantled to serve as a simple house.
After the earth dragons had eaten and drunk their fill, they coiled into a circle and lay down on the ground to sleep. The two Rabbitmen covered them with a waterproof rain cloth so that they could survive the worst weather.
After dinner, there was a light rain, so everyone could only hide in the house.
Although the simple house was not as big as White's tent, it could be divided into three rooms. The larger Mr. Werewolf and the two dwarves were together, the two Rabbitmen were in one room, and Fu Yin and Reina were in the other. The dwarves' design was very clever. There would be some grooves in the walls, so they used a piece of wood and two fixed sticks to make a bed board. With the addition of a blanket and a large fur quilt, a bed was ready.
After dinner, Fu Yin worked in the room. She sat on the bed and there was a small table on which she wrote and drew.
Reina read a black book on her upper bunk. There was not much information about the dwarves in it, nor was there any description of the capital. It only said that the dwarves had a glorious history. They did not know magic, but they could use magic crystals to create magical machines. Their level of advancement was far beyond all the races of the same era. From various ruins, they were able to dig out their amazing inventions. There was no doubt that they were geniuses.
However, for some reason, they suddenly disappeared in the long river of history. No one knew why they disappeared, and their technology was lost. Only a small part of their knowledge was inherited by humans.
The dwarves were really incredible.
Reina couldn't believe it. She really didn't expect that there would be such a race in the world.
She gradually became interested in this race, so she secretly poked her head out and observed Fu Yin's every move.
But soon, her secret observation was discovered.
Fu Yin raised her head and yawned. Then, she stretched her body and saw Lena, who was peeking her head out and peeking at her.
"You must be bored. I can't chat with you when I'm working."
"It's fine. I'm not bored."
Reina said lightly. She still maintained that posture, revealing half of her head. Her two eyes blinked as she looked at Fu Yin. Seeing her like this, Fu Yin couldn't help but want to do something.
"Wait for me for a moment."
With that, she rummaged through her small bag and took out a fist sized box and pointed it at Reina. Just when Reina was curious, a translucent crystal suddenly flashed. Reina was startled and shrank back like a rabbit.
"Okay! Then put it on the paper. Dang dang! It's time to witness magic! "
Reina continued to observe. She saw that the box seemed to be leaking paint. Color suddenly appeared on the paper and then slowly turned into a very realistic painting.
"This is!"
Reina saw herself in the painting. She poked half of her head out. Her snow-white hair hung on the side of the bed. Her big eyes carefully looked over, like a curious little white cat.
…
In the near future, this painting appeared in the hands of a certain Demon King and was sandwiched among the documents.
When Richard saw this photo, he frowned and his eyes stayed on it for a while.
"She looks a little familiar."
He looked at the little girl in the photo and then turned it over. He saw that Fu Yin had left a line of words on it: The girl she met on the journey.
Then he put the photo back, together with the documents, in the documents on the mystery of the disappearance of the dwarves.
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