In the high-rise buildings of the capital, Fu Yin and her entourage shuttled through the ancient alleys. Naturally, the dwarf princess took the lead.
They found a large number of rings in the huge Galaxy Square. Those rings were buried in the dust. With a light sweep, one could find that there were such rings all over the ground. According to Fu Yin, the ancient dwarves liked rings very much. They would use the most expensive ore they dug to make rings, which would become their capital to show off at gatherings.
The square was full of such rings. The werewolf guessed that these dwarves had experienced a massacre and all of them had been thrown in the so-called Galaxy Square. But this statement was denied by Fu Yin because there were no traces of fighting there, nor were there any traces of dwarves' remains.
Although it was difficult for a dwarf's body to be preserved for thousands of years, at least there would be some traces left.
But there was nothing there, except for dust and rings, so she thought that there was no war here.
"War, disease, water shortage, food shortage, usually the extinction of a race is related to these reasons."
The werewolf said as he raised his finger.
"We dwarves love peace and will never start a war. Even if it is a war, no one can defeat us."
Fu Yin, who was walking at the front, said. They moved towards the center of the city. The alleys were a little narrower than those of ordinary human cities, and upon a closer look, the buildings were only two meters high. The doors of ordinary houses even had to bend down to enter. The windows were also small, which made people feel as if they had come to a small country.
"I don't think so. You have lost once."
The werewolf bent over a door bar that he didn't know why it was placed there. Perhaps this was someone's backyard.
"That's, that's a special situation. Furthermore, our ancestors were much stronger than we are now. Even Lord Richard wouldn't be able to …" Fu Yin stopped midway as though she had choked. Her expression was somewhat ugly.
"At least it is undeniable that we dwarves have declined a lot."
After saying this, she quickened her pace.
The werewolf smiled and said, "You can't guarantee it, right?"
The latter ignored him, but Reina, who was following behind, became curious. She turned her head and looked at the silent bodyguard. Until now, she didn't know his name.
"Who is Sir Richard?"
She asked, but the latter didn't seem to have any intention of answering and remained silent.
Just as Reina was about to give up, she heard the other party reply in a soft voice, "Their ruler."
Hearing this, Reina turned her head. The latter glanced at her, then turned her face away and stopped talking.
They had come to investigate the reason for the disappearance of the dwarves. So far, they had made great progress and had come to the central city of the dwarves, Jingshi City.
Fu Yin believed that she could find the truth here, but the werewolf was worried about how they would return.
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At night, the sky was still incomplete, and there was no moon. There was a carriage in the middle of the street, and everyone started a fire in the middle of the road. The house was full of dust, and it was very troublesome to clean it up, so they might as well sleep in the carriage.
The city from more than a thousand years ago was still alive. The incomplete lights on the streets were very beautiful. Some of the scenery of the past still remained, but it was less lively.
This place was lifeless. At first, Fu Yin thought that there might be survivors here. If they were lucky, they might be able to meet them.
But after walking for half a day, she slowly dispelled this fantasy. Standing on top of the tall tower and looking down at the entire city, she sighed.
There were no longer any living people here.
The deserted city was occupied by a few particularly tenacious plants. They climbed up the tall tower, crossed the railings, and could be seen in every corner of the castle.
"Sleep early, everyone! We will set off early tomorrow morning. I can't wait to see the Divine Lord Tower! What to do, what to do, I'm so excited that I might not be able to sleep. "
Fu Yin said excitedly. Even though she was injured, she was still in high spirits.
The werewolf was very envious of her energy. After running for his life and walking in this frightening city for a day, he was so tired that he didn't even want to talk, so he fell asleep.
Reina found that the silent bodyguard was still sitting alone on the side of the road, about ten steps away from the carriage. He kept looking at the sky without blinking, as if he was thinking about something.
A lonely person.
Perhaps she saw her own shadow in him. Reina frowned, but she didn't go over. Instead, she turned and returned to the carriage.
The next morning arrived as promised. This was the most peaceful sleep they had ever had. Fu Yin woke everyone up early in the morning. The Rabbit-Human changed the bandages for her. She said that she had dreamed of her ancestors living here. She spoke as though she was in the place herself.
Then they continued to walk along the main road. When it was almost noon, they arrived at the center of the city, in front of the straight building that was like a sword.
"This should be the place where the Dwarf King lived in the past. It is also the heart of the city. I heard that there is an Eternal Furnace in the capital. It continuously supplies energy to the entire city to maintain the operation of the city. Now it seems that the Eternal Furnace is still working. Look! The door has no handle or keyhole. The dwarves made the door remember the appearance of their own people more than a thousand years ago. "
Fu Yin pointed to the door of the steeple and said. The steeple was much larger than it looked from afar. The door alone was six or seven meters high.
"Oh, that's really amazing. I hope that my door can hunt and cook in the future."
The werewolf joked. Fu Yin glared at him. She didn't seem to like this joke.
"If it's not broken, it should be able to recognize me as a dwarf. The thing we are looking for is definitely inside."
With that said, Fu Yin walked forward and approached the door.
"Please open the door."
She raised her head and looked at the majestic door. She swallowed her saliva. She wasn't sure. Legend has it that this door could recognize things, but in fact, she wasn't sure if someone was controlling it behind the scenes. Moreover, she didn't know if it could still function normally.
However, after a few seconds, nothing happened.
"I knew it."
The werewolf whispered to Reina beside him. Just after he said this, suddenly, dozens of slender red lights emerged from the door and moved along the lines of the door. Those lights scanned Fu Yin from head to toe three times. Then, a deep voice sounded.
"Analyzing target."
This made Fu Yin ecstatic. Everyone behind her was shocked, but there was something even more surprising.
"Inferior people, without permission, are prohibited from entering."
A cold voice sounded. After hearing it, Fu Yin's expectant expression gradually froze.
"What?"
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