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"As for Master Mark's guard team, we have brought 24 candidate dwarves here this time. They are all of the same level. It's hard for us to make a choice. We just want you to decide whether they will stay or not based on your eyesight and preferences."

Dryden made an inviting gesture, indicating that Eric could step forward and take a closer look.

"The armor and weapons on them are all made by themselves, which can intuitively reflect their forging level. You can also send some members to test their force value. Although the dwarf brothers can't fly, their heavy The costumed warriors are well-known throughout the continent."

Eric looked at the twenty or so dwarves who were fully armed, without even a beard or hair, and fell silent.

How to choose this?

He thinks they're pretty much the same.

They are all wearing very heavy and thick armor at first glance, with a majestic and ferocious appearance, very intimidating - but because of their height, the oppressive force is a little bit worse.

The eyes are all sealed with a jewel-like material, and Eric can't even see the eyes of the dwarves inside.According to Dryden, this is an alchemy product researched by the dwarves, which allows warriors wearing armor to have night vision and life sensing capabilities.

The color of the armor is either silver or black, I don't know if it has something to do with the material, or this is the aesthetic of the dwarves.

Each of them held huge weapons that were almost as tall as their own, mainly hammers, and the remaining small part held double-edged axes, and there was no third weapon.

Possibly to impress Eric, the dwarves stood up straight and motionless, like statues.

To be reasonable, if it wasn't for Dryden's introduction that these are 24 dwarves at the beginning, he said that this is the latest miniature golem, and Eric would have believed it.

Eric felt that it was difficult to judge who was more suitable based on appearance, and he didn't want to find Vincent Sasha to fight with them as Dryden suggested.

This kind of heavy-armored fighter is the most effective against them. Bee stingers probably won't be able to poke them in, and they can't really use all their means to even use magic.

You can't let them fight each other, can you?

Eric felt that this was inappropriate, otherwise the Mojin Alliance could have done this before, and there was no need to bring them all.

So let's chat and get to know each other better.

Eric asked directly to the first tin can on the left: "Do you want to stay?"

He replied in a low voice, "Of course I want to."

"why?"

"There is an opportunity to be a blacksmith here."

Eric was puzzled: "Wait, isn't your main purpose to be a guard for Mark?"

The other person replied quite honestly: "Everyone mainly wants to work as a blacksmith in shifts, and when they are not on their shifts, they are guards for Master Mark."

Eric was puzzled: "There are opportunities to be blacksmiths everywhere, right? I heard that the males of the dwarves have a very high level of forging. No matter where they go, they will be treated courteously."

The dwarf on the opposite side sighed: "That's different, no one wants to leave their hometown and their tribe unless it is absolutely necessary. However, in our place, everyone wants to be a blacksmith, but there is only so much demand for blacksmiths. The position is really too much. Less. Only dwarves with extremely high forging talents can have the opportunity to continue their studies when they become adults, and others can only become miners, warriors and bodyguards."

"If you come here to be a blacksmith and protect Master Mark by the way, if you are lucky, you can contribute to Master Mark's research on new inventions, help him make a shell, molds, etc., so that you can use this experience to switch to a blacksmith after returning. After all, skilled workers No need for additional training, there is always an advantage.”

He finally said in a longing tone: "If I can become a respected blacksmith, I will have the confidence to confess my love to Molly."

Well, it turned out to be so.

Eric recalled the description written in the book that the dwarves like to live in groups and are extremely family-loving. A considerable part of them will never leave their hometown for a lifetime, and the status of the clan is often determined by the level of forging. It is not incomprehensible.

Eric asked the remaining dwarves about the same topic one by one, and their answers were basically the same, they all had the same mentality, only the reasons for wanting to be a blacksmith were slightly different, some wanted to prove themselves, some wanted to inherit the glory of their elders Yes, there are also those who are as simple as the first dwarf, in order to confess their love to the person they like.

What's more subtle is that the names of several people's favorite objects are "Molly".

If the name "Molly" wasn't one of those dwarf women who belonged to the bad street, then she must be considered a very attractive lady.

Eric thought a little distractedly.

He felt that he could accept the reasons of these dwarves, and he couldn't judge anything from them, so he simply called Mark over and let him choose by himself.

Mark only glanced at it, and asked Eric excitedly: "Can you keep them all? I just need an assistant here! When I was studying the floating model with the adventurers recently, I had a new and wonderful idea. We're going to call it an airship!"

"This is an air vehicle. Its principle is essentially similar to Sky City, but its volume is much smaller than Sky City. Therefore, there is no need for fire elves in the engine, and coal mines are used as fuel. The part of our theory It’s perfected so well, the next step is the actual production.”

"With their help, the prototype can definitely be produced before moving, and it can be used when moving."

Eric thinks there is no problem. Anyway, as long as he has food and lodging included, the salary is paid by the Mojin Alliance itself.

Neither Dryden nor the dwarves had any objections, so the matter was settled.

Eric actually admired Mark a lot. After the fire elves were not in place and the previous research was stuck in a bottleneck, he turned around and found a new research target. He is indeed one of the top three craftsmen of the dwarves.

Although there was some help from some players, Eric didn’t know them well yet. They basically just came up with a concept and helped Mark move some materials from offline. The core content was still figured out by Mark himself.

By the way, there are indeed some fire elves in the Mojin Alliance who are very interested in the prospect Mark described and are willing to help, but those fire elves seem to have some major events in their own clan recently, and it will take at least a month before they are free to come here, so before There is still no way to solve the bottleneck for the time being.

Mark led these dwarves in a hurry and wanted to go back to continue researching. Eric said quickly: "Take it easy, the Mojin Alliance only sent two sets of blacksmiths this time, so they don't need so many people at once. Let the rest The people in charge should take a break first and then change shifts."

If so many dwarves are needed to assist, it must be a big guy. Eric decided to keep an eye on whether his materials are enough.

Mark patted his head: "Ah, a blacksmith. Yes, a blacksmith is really needed. Replace the rope with an iron chain, and replace the wooden shell with an iron sheet. Although it will be a little heavier, the wind resistance and defense will be greatly increased."

Eric felt a little wrong when he heard this: "Didn't you need the assistance of a blacksmith?"

Mark was a little embarrassed: "Uh, actually, mainly for testing safety, I need a lot of heavy weights."

Eric glanced at the dwarves sympathetically, but because of the thick armor, he couldn't see their faces at all, and he had no way of knowing how they were feeling now.

But that is their own business of the Mo Jin Alliance, and has nothing to do with him.

Eric confidently let them coordinate on their own.

The caravan of the Mojin Alliance rested here for a few more days, so that the goblins could fully experience the charm of poker and mahjong. Dryden and the basic members of the caravan who drove and tamed animals also joined them later.

In addition to those tribe members who have already mastered the rules of the game, Eric also issued a mission to find some players to accompany him-whoever has the best level will be given priority. After all, games that always lose must be boring to play.

After the goblins have fully felt the charm of these entertainment games, the rest is negotiation.

Eric himself is very good at this, and there is a system to remind and supplement at any time, so even if he is facing several goblins, he will not suffer.

Rejecting the proposal of the goblins to spend money to buy out, Eric pointed out that the hard cardboard of playing cards can only be produced by their tribe now, and it is an exclusive monopoly business. He also slightly mentioned other board games with different playing methods, and The highlight of the future is the game that he hasn't thought of a name yet, which should be an imitation of the Three Kingdoms Killing game but may develop into a card collection game.

In the end, after a lot of tearing and tearing, they reached a contract that was satisfactory to both parties. It took 11 magic contracts to write all the contents.

The magic contract is provided by the Mojin Alliance, in duplicate, and each blank magic contract has the signatures of the goblin, dwarf, and gnome clan chiefs in the Mojin Alliance. Only when Dryden and the other three goblins each Take out 1/4 of the badge and put it together like a four-leaf clover on the signature of the patriarch of the three clans, it will officially take effect.

This contract covers all aspects, but for Eric, the most important thing is that the tribe will have a stable source of income every month in the future.

After sending away the caravan of the Mojin Alliance, Eric can finally concentrate all his energy on relocating the territory.

He immediately let the system release the news about the next test without deleting files, and released the corresponding full-server tasks.

Everyone knows that luck is good. When the system issued a notice, he happened to come back to adjust the genetic modification, and immediately went to the side of the bulletin board to read it.

"Full server mission: the opening of new territory..." Anyone who understands understands it while watching it and analyzing it to the audience in the live broadcast room, "This is a long-term mission, divided into three stages, the text introduction is too long, please read it later , let's look at the rewards first."

"According to the different big goals of each stage, after completing the relevant tasks, players will get a certain contribution value according to their performance, which can be exchanged for rewards at the quartermaster. Hmm, this kind of operation is relatively common, but the second test is coming to an end No matter what kind of reward it is, it's hard to be attractive."

Anyone who understands it said so, and quickly scanned the list of rewards: "Huh? What is this? An invitation letter for the test without deleting files?"

He was almost stunned. Is it what he thought?

If you know what you know, you can directly contact the GM to ask, and the answer is that this test will no longer give away the qualifications for the next test for free, and you need to exchange for contribution points. Moreover, the invitation letter is unlimited, can be exchanged indefinitely, and can be given to others.

Knowing what he knew, his face turned pale, and he already had a premonition that his liver would not be able to keep it in the future.

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感谢在2021-08-2715:43:14~2021-08-2819:08:52期间为我投出霸王票或灌溉营养液的小天使哦~

Thanks to the little angel who threw the shallow water bomb: 1 dream for thousands of years;

Thanks to the little angel of irrigation nutrient solution: 15 bottles of Mary;

Thank you very much for your support, I will continue to work hard!