Valon: Even a supporting character can change his fate.

"Is there no other force stopping them? With such a good environment, there must have been a force living here before they came."

In response to Wolfe's question, Nibru nodded and said, "Indeed, this was originally the territory of the Biru people, but after these gray dwarves came, they used advanced thermal weapons and sophisticated equipment to drive them away."

The Biru people mentioned by Nibru are not humans in the usual sense, but a kind of humanoid creatures.

Although it has a human appearance, it has a long head, small eyes, and a pair of hands with thick claws, and is very good at digging the ground.

However, it is precisely because their claws are too large that they appear to be very clumsy when using tools. Even in battle, they mostly use their claws as weapons rather than tools.

In addition, due to the environment they live in, neither cold spiders nor crypt demons come here very often, resulting in the Biru people's weak fighting power.

When the gray dwarves, who were well-equipped and even equipped with thermal weapons, came here and clashed with the Biru people.

Such primitive Biru people were naturally no match for them. Most of them were wiped out on the spot, while a small number survived.

Even if they survived, it was not due to their own reasons, but because the gray dwarves valued the digging ability of the Biru people and stayed behind on purpose as a driving force for their efforts.

The reason why the gray dwarves migrated here and occupied this ruins is very simple.

Most dwarves are good at blacksmithing and steelmaking. The same is true for the gray dwarves, as a branch of the dwarves. There is an active volcano under the ruins.

The people who came back came here just for this volcano.

During these ten years, the gray dwarves first cleaned up the ruins and set up camp in them.

After gaining a foothold, they drove the remaining Biru people to dig downwards. When they successfully dug to an active volcano, the gray dwarves made full use of their own talents and relied on the heat of the active volcano to efficiently smelt iron.

While using the refined steel to strengthen the original buildings, they also created more powerful weapons to arm themselves.

Looking down from a high vantage point, Wolf not only saw the buildings that the gray dwarves later built, but also saw three cannons made of steel.

From a modern perspective, the craftsmanship of the three steel cannons does need to be improved, but they are definitely advanced in that era.

The calibers of the three cannons are all very large. Just by looking at the black muzzles, it is not difficult to tell that these things must be powerful enough.

If you look closely, you will find that these three cannons are not as simple as you imagined. It is not just a matter of large caliber, there are also magical patterns engraved on them.

This means that these three cannons are not ordinary steel cannons, but are most likely more advanced magic cannons.

It is well known that dwarves are very talented in blacksmithing and weapon making, but God is fair. When he opens a window for you, he will definitely close a door for you.

A burly, reckless and violent dwarf with almost no talent in magic.

The other party was able to create a magic cannon despite having no magical talent. It goes without saying that he must have found the kingdom's legacy from the ruins.

The purpose of Bai leading the undead to come here with great difficulty is very simple, that is to find the legacy left by this powerful kingdom.

Now this place is occupied by gray dwarves, but it doesn’t matter. We just need to kill all of them. By the way, we can use their corpses to replenish the lost troops.

If you ask why not recruit these gray dwarves.

It's not in vain that you think about it. The dwarves are a race with extremely bad tempers. Even when facing their own people, they will fight from time to time. Now that you want them to join the undead, forget it.

Instead of making such a meaningless attempt, it is better to take advantage of the opponent's unpreparedness and attack him by surprise.

Because of the existence of the magic cannon, they naturally cannot just rush forward. Otherwise, even if Nibru still has some troops, they will not be able to withstand the enemy's bombardment.

To be on the safe side, Bai decided to sneak in himself, while the lich stayed on a high place and prepared to cast ice magic at any time.

After sneaking in, Bai used his agile body to quickly paralyze three magic cannons, killed the dwarves at the door of the armory, and blocked the doors of the three armories tightly with heavy stones.

However, Bai was not good at stealth assassination after all. After doing all this, he wanted to kill a few more gray dwarves before the other party noticed him, so as to reduce the pressure of the next battle.

It was a pity that they had just killed a few people and one of them was not paying attention, allowing a crippled gray dwarf to sound the alarm.

When the alarm sounded, all the gray dwarves reacted and realized that there were invaders approaching, and they hurried to the armory to get weapons.

However, the door of the armory had already been blocked by Bai, and it was impossible to move it with the strength of a few gray dwarves.

Since he had been discovered, Bai Suoxing let go and started attacking those unarmed gray dwarves.

It must be said that the dwarf's temper was as hot as ever, and even though he had no weapons, he still had no intention of retreating in the face of Bai's attack.

One by one, they took out blacksmith hammers or other handy tools from their homes and attacked Bai one after another.

His courage is commendable, but it is all in vain. There is already a gap in strength between the two sides, and now he has no advantage in weapons, so being killed is a foregone conclusion.

Many gray dwarves wanted to activate the magic cannon, but the cannon had already been tampered with, and these gray dwarves were not proficient in magic.

These three magic cannons were once built by an experienced old gray dwarf. Now that he has passed away, these gray dwarves only know how to use them but don’t know how to repair them.

Just as Bai was killing everyone in the ruins, the lich, who had been accumulating strength for a long time, decisively released his ice magic.

Sharp ice spikes fell from the sky. Even though the high temperature around them weakened the power of the ice spikes, they had been accumulating power for such a long time that they still caused considerable damage to the gray dwarves below.

After releasing the ice magic, the lich and Nibru rushed down with the beetles and crypt demons.

Originally the gray dwarves seemed helpless in the face of Bai's attack, and now the lich and Nibru joined the battle.

The normal battle was one-sided, and soon the gray dwarves were beaten back and had to retreat to the core area below the ruins.

It's sad to say.

When Bai and others attacked, it was not only the gray dwarves who resisted, but also the enslaved Biru people.

Logically speaking, if Bai attacks the gray dwarves now, they should at least flee even if they don't take the opportunity to retaliate, but these Biru people seem to be born to be slaves.

He actually helped the gray dwarves to fight Bai, and naturally ended up being defeated by Bai as well.