You and me under the world tree

In order to prevent Ymir from waking up, human beings, a short-lived race, were just born.

So the so-called integration into the earth...

"I probably understand."

Howard said in a low voice.

"Presumably, he should have returned to this world tree."

Of course, this is a nicer way of saying it.

But traditionally speaking, Laurin is dead.

Moreover, this kind of death is no different from the destruction of bones and ashes, and I am afraid that there is no trace of the soul.

"A little disappointed."

Howard couldn't help but speak.

"What are you regretting?"

"No, nothing, it's just that Laurin looks a lot like an acquaintance my friend described."

Hodder said.

"Your friend?"

At first, Dietrich was a little puzzled.

But soon, she reacted.

"The dwarf?"

Even though she hasn't seen her since.

But thinking about it carefully, when they first met, she did see a fellow dwarf.

It's just that neither Hodder nor Siegfried maintained a silent attitude towards this matter, so even she didn't know the specific whereabouts, life and death of the dwarf.

"Well, it's him."

He didn't mention too much about Lakin, Hodder just spoke vaguely.

He is very clear about this matter.

Lakin's secret was not his.

He is at best an insider.

He could tell her everything about himself, but he couldn't involve the current Alberich.

This kind of generosity is so stupid and hypocritical.

And Dietrich clearly understood that too.

She didn't know the identity of the dwarf, but as long as he didn't tell, she wouldn't bother to ask.

"What happened to that dwarf?"

Out of her inner curiosity, she just asked such a question.

"He knows Laurin, so I heard him talk about this aspect, and it does seem a bit similar in terms of description."

"This……"

At this moment, Dietrich's complexion was a little ugly.

Because she couldn't help thinking of some bad things.

"Did I accidentally offend your friend?"

"No, not really, because they parted ways a long time ago."

Howard said in a low voice.

"Maybe there will be blood and deep hatred."

"Blood feud?"

Dietrich didn't know the grievances and hatreds involved, but she could understand the complexity.

Involuntarily, she suddenly remembered what Laurin had said.

He once mistook her identity and regarded her as someone's executioner.

"Did he kill your friend's family?"

"If nothing else happened, a whole family was killed, and only my friend survived."

"..."

Dietrich was speechless.

Unknowingly, the original relaxed and quiet atmosphere was covered with a shadow.

At the same time, he didn't know if it was Hodder's own illusion, but he always felt that the air was a bit cold.

'crash'

The cold wind blew, and the beautiful rose petals were swept up into the sky with the wind, and then fell down again.

This breathtakingly beautiful scenery inevitably made Hodder narrow his eyes.

Maybe it's an illusion?

"Anyway, maybe this hatred is over, but I need his token, and my friends have been waiting for this news."

"Well, I see, but we have to go somewhere else."

"Ok?"

"Do not misunderstand."

Seeing the astonished look on the sage's face, Dietrich hurriedly shook her head.

"It's not far away. I built a simple grave for him on the seaside of flowers. After all, no matter what, I have no grievances with him."

Speaking of which, the reason why she had conflicts with the dwarf all stemmed from some kind of misunderstanding.

"Thinking about it now, I also regret it."

"Ok?"

"If I had been stronger back then, would I have been able to figure out what's going on inside?"

Chapter 24: Guidelines for the Ring

Dietrich was never naive.

This is determined by the family education she has experienced and what she has seen and heard during her travels.

She never regretted killing Laurin the dwarf.

After all, he was the first to attack, without even giving her a chance to explain.

Even if there are any laws and regulations to be applied, it can be regarded as a legitimate defense.

Because if she had any compassion or kindness, then she would be the one who died.

Before that, the only thing she cared about was the relationship between Laurin and that dwarf friend Hodder had mentioned.

After all, if this kind of thing is not clear, then it will be messed up constantly.

But in the end, this seemingly complicated matter was finally sorted out completely.

Although it is a bit wicked to say so, for Dietrich, this situation is actually the luckiest unfolding.

At least she doesn't have to feel unreasonable guilt about the man beside her.

But even so, she still had doubts in her heart.

What happened to that dwarf named Laurin?

He seems to have been hiding in this big rose garden, avoiding external pursuit?

For the former Dietrich, these were all unknowns.

Because after she badly injured the dwarf, it all became irreparable.

He made oaths and curses at the cost of his own life, and the thread was cut off.

Confused, completely unaware of what was going on.

However, when she thought about it afterwards, she felt that the dwarf was a little pitiful.

Whether it's the winner's austerity or pity, anyway, she didn't let that dwarf just 'disappear'.

She did not take away the proof of the existence of the dwarf warrior Laurin, but put away his relics, and erected a simple tombstone for him based on this.

Maybe it's for commemoration.

In fact, even Dietrich herself couldn't figure this out.

After all, for her, the most impressive thing was actually the Great Rose Garden in Tyrol itself.

As for the dwarf warrior Laurin, to put it bluntly, he is a formidable enemy.

And after he died, he became the foil of this beautiful sea of ​​flowers.

Anyway, from Dietrich's point of view, her willingness to set up a tombstone is already a kind of benevolence.

No one could have asked her for more.

As for Laurin's Clothes Tomb, it is located in a cave similar to a cave around the sea of ​​flowers.

After all, what this land has is not only the sea of ​​flowers, but also the place where Laurin used to live in seclusion, and it is normal to have an exquisite residence near the sea of ​​flowers.

Because it is a dwarf's cave, the size of its entrance and exit must be customized according to the dwarf himself.

This is true whether it is a ladder or a piece of furniture.

And therein lies the problem: it must be inaccessible to ordinary humans.

And after seeing the size of the entrance of the crypt with his own eyes, everyone would doubt the experience of the King of Burgundy hundreds of years ago.

Because there is no way to enter the crypt, the former kings would not sleep outside when they tended the garden and worked as gardeners?

It's too miserable when you think about it carefully.

Although sleeping in the sea of ​​flowers does reveal a romantic atmosphere, and the smell of this beautiful rose is indeed refreshing.

But is the King of Burgundy, who was demanded compensation for his arms and thighs just for entering the garden, really qualified to sleep in the garden?

Regarding this point, both Hodder and Dietrich held a skeptical attitude.

Because they are more willing to believe that the king is sleeping on the muddy ground beside him than the romantic thing of sleeping in the sea of ​​flowers.

When you think about it that way, it seems pretty miserable.

The earth is the bed, the starry sky is the quilt, it must be very cold.

After all, judging from the legend description, the King of Burgundy did not know magic.

But this kind of thing is actually not important anymore. For Hodder and the others, this kind of thing will not cause any trouble.

Because the so-called exquisite dwarf crypt is also a thing of the past.

But now, what appeared in front of Hodder was a huge hole, and the stairs looked dilapidated.

"emmmm..."

Staring at the obvious man-made hole, Hodder couldn't help elongating his tone subconsciously.

After that, he set his sights on the girl next to him.

But at this moment, Dietrich couldn't help but feel that strong unnatural feeling.

In her opinion, Hodder's eyes were a bit piercing.

She even shrunk her own neck.

"I think, this shouldn't be Laurin's own aesthetics, right?"

"Okay."

After hearing Hodder's obviously ironic words, she couldn't help curling her lips.