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Chapter 290 0289: Greed Bridge

In today's Palotusby, I am afraid that not many people will remember the specific situation of [Oven Legacy].

Because the masterpieces of the dwarves are hidden in the dust of history, with the collapse of the gold forging city, the last clue was also destroyed by the aborigines in the north.

"Do you think it disappeared because of the change of dynasty?"

Poehler lit a cigarette as he told the story, as if nostalgic, but the moor frog was certainly not an immigrant of that era.

He does this only to add to the ritual of the storytelling.

"But it's not actually that..."

Long before the Old Gods died down, the dwarves had planned to forge the legacy of the oven.

They initially regarded this great cause as the cornerstone of the rise of the dynasty.

"The forging skills of the Usua continent are at their peak, hehe, can you imagine that, this kind of gimmick is touching the hearts of all dwarf craftsmen!"

Forge, forge, forge, enchant.

The dwarves condensed the strength of the entire race and created an unparalleled legend. After the old gods died down, the legacy of the oven helped the first generation of dwarf emperors quickly take over the rule of Palotusby.

"They were exiled from the southern border. The range of dwarves' life was squeezed out by blood descendants and elves. It is difficult for human beings to treat such dwarf-like creatures as the same kind with their stupid self-confidence."

It seems that the whole world is suppressing dwarves.

They are brewing flames of soaring in this sad countercurrent, and finally the starlight in the hearth gives a revelation-the heavy hammer wielded can not only be used as an auxiliary tool, but can also create a living space for themselves.

The first dwarf emperor united the race.

They forged [Oven Legacy], declaring that they would use skills and wisdom to create their own era.

"In the beginning, the entire continent was shocked. No one expected that the products condensed by these craftsmen would be so powerful."

The oven legacy has been divided into many phases.

Most of the early works contain powerful power, the most famous of which is [Battle of the Fallen Valley], the frost dragon entrenched in the wasteland, and the giant python dormant under the ice...

A bitter cold land that no one ever dreamed of settling down.

"The dwarves dug up the frozen ground and used tools to connect the ground fire."

There is a kind of tragic and epic taste about the magic marsh frog.

The dwarves have forged a very powerful weapon.

It collapsed the glacier where the Frost Dragon was entrenched, and the dazzling beam of light made the entire Palotusbi see the pent-up anger of the dwarves.

Frost Dragon didn't even leave any bones.

That piece of solid ice that never melted all year round collapsed, and the permafrost under the frost and snow was once again exposed to the eyes of the world since the birth of the Northern Territory.

"The dwarf emperor led the army to fight against the giant python, opened up the earliest waters to break through the trade blockade of the tribes in the north, and it really developed rapidly after connecting with the countries in the south."

Over the years, this weapon has only appeared a few times.

The dwarves built a city in the worst place in the north, and finally conquered the entire Palotusby with this peak and water.

"The legacy of the oven was originally a weapon of destruction. They are extremely dangerous, and no one has the confidence to completely control this kind of thing."

The Demon Swamp Frog pushed out the fragments of proverbs growing in the box.

On the curled and torn parchment, there were blurred words printed on it. It was a rather ancient language, and it was so vague that no one could accurately translate it.

"Palotus is quite richer than before. Although the living environment is equally harsh, this land contains the power left after the old gods left."

The dwarves have established their dominion in the north.

At the very beginning, they could only use their strength to conquer. In the process of killing and occupying the tribe, they also got a lot of precious spoils.

"How to store these things with great power?"

The animal oil candle flickered slightly.

Mr. Poehler's mottled skin grew eerie in the room.

"The dwarves needed to build a decent storehouse, so the Second Oven Legacy was quietly born."

They wanted the place to be different from storage in the conventional sense.

The dwarves racked their brains until countless craftsmen ran out of inspiration and failed to present a satisfactory work.

"Actually, it is also the disadvantage of pride. After all, glory comes first, and everyone hopes to be more exciting, so many deformed creative environments have been born in this era, and they all aspire to be the best in the world."

In the end, the dwarves even dug up the lost capital of Cinbior.

"You're right, that's the one known as the God of Forging, Sheenbio, the old god who has mastered wisdom, and is still the spiritual leader of the Palotusbi craftsmen until today."

Pole went on to tell the story of the dwarf dynasty.

"They changed their way of thinking. The space for hiding treasures is often limited, so it is necessary to set up gates and arrange various traps."

The dwarves refer to the design of the lost capital.

They created a building.

It has no end, and can accommodate all kinds of tangible and intangible items, the simpler ones are treasures and weapons, and the more complicated ones can even store magic and consciousness.

"As wealth accumulates, it stashes more and more."

Mr. Poehler showed a playful smile, and the exaggerated arc of the smile moved the gap between his lips, like an abyss slowly unfolding, with only darkness in it.

"The Dwarf Emperor suddenly realized that the building seemed to be getting out of control."

It is far beyond this era, and gradually has its own mode of operation. It is true that no thieves dare to covet the wealth of the dwarves, but the things inside seem to be difficult to take out.

"What do you mean?"

Ken suddenly felt ridiculous.

He said: "Dwarves build warehouses, but they only think about putting things in, but not taking things out? Is this wisdom or stupidity?"

Poehler's whole body was shaking.

He seemed very excited, and slowly explained: "This building is changing, and there are too many emotions and magic absorbed in it, and there is a desire that no one can restrain."

It hides great wealth and knows what people most desire.

"From a certain period of time, everyone began to forget how many items are inside, but no matter who picks it up, they can be satisfied..."

Poehler's smile is not simple.

"The dwarf emperor found a clue. Although the desire of the person who fetches the object is satisfied, the person will lose part of the thing accordingly."

Equivalent exchange.

The building has come alive.

It actually started trading, and no longer obliged to spit out things, but instead used various means to collect everything in the world.

"Fear begins to spread among the dwarves."

Poehler patted his belly and breathed out the smoke with great interest. "But who can let go of the wealth accumulated in it for several generations, so the artisans are trying to modify it..."

(End of this chapter)