Elves Have Migrated to My Planter

Chapter 101 – Pioneering (1)

Chapter 101 – Pioneering (1)

“First of all, I need to see what kind of guys are in here.”

All preparations are complete. The selected Dwarven warriors led by Aaron climbed the mountain with Serenian and Pia and settled at the entrance of the dungeon.

Obviously, the mountain was created without the slightest gap at the time of production, but in the process of such an artificially created mountain becoming one world, it has undergone appropriate changes.

So now, even the producers don’t know what the hell is inside this mountain.

“Eh, even if you pretend, evil energy blows.”

Pia hated the cool energy blowing from that crack. In fact, even if it wasn’t for the shaman, Pia, everyone could tell that an ominous energy was leaking from within.

“Deal with the enemies inside so this place can be yours completely.”

“I know. Go without wasting time.”

Aaron snorted and went inside first, shield in his hand. Afterwards, the Dwarves armed with heavy armor formed their formation as soon as they went inside.

Of course, the inside was similar to a dark cave, narrow and winding enough for the dwarves to fit in four columns. I brought a torch and a glowstone, but that alone gave me an idea of what was ahead.

“I can’t believe it. I think this is a natural mine. From the outside, it looked like an ordinary mountain, but this…”

In the meantime, I found one of the dwarves on the wall.

It is a black stone that is embedded in the wall and only partially exposed. He touched it with his hand. The Dwarves were using coal as a fuel to grow firepower in the early days.

“Admiration comes later. The enemies of this labyrinth are coming!”

But they didn’t have time to look closely at it. It was because the enemies finally appeared from the front as if they had been waiting for them to come.

“Kuk.”

“That’s disgusting.”

The owners of this dungeon so large that it is called a kingdom are none other than spiders. In addition, huge spiders with long legs and sharp fangs, the size of wild boars, started crawling madly, clinging to ceilings, walls, and floors.

Some of the dwarves have experience fighting demons in the underworld by participating in a great war, but they are monsters that look so vicious that they will make you step back inadvertently.

“Didn’t you know that monsters like that would appear? So now it’s your turn to show your strength.”

“You are right. Everyone, get your arms up! Those who came from the war should show off their bragging skills!”

At that time, a blue thunderbolt cut through the air and pierced the head of the spider running in front, killing it instantly.

Then, stimulated by Serenian’s words, Aaron raised his sword and shield and encouraged the dwarves.

“Hold on, push! This is our land!”

As they marched forward in line, they collided head-on with these grotesque spiders.

The spiders pushed out their strong power and fangs and freely moved the ceiling and walls to kill them.

‘Would it work? Still looks good but…’

Serenian himself lifted his bow to help them and looked everywhere without a break.

They must keep advancing, catching monsters into the endless darkness. Attacking a dungeon was not common, not only for Serenian, who was only in the Great Forest, but also for the majority of warriors who had participated in the Great War.

I’ve been thinking about bringing Ren and using drones.

Serenian, who wanted the dwarves to show their potential and become self-reliant, but didn’t want them to be hurt too much, had to keep pulling the string of tension as he couldn’t let go of his mind.

“I think everything is over for now.”

“Don’t relax. This is a taste.”

Not long after, the search battle with the monster spiders ended with the dwarves winning. However, everyone who took a breath held their weapons tighter as they looked at the black passageway that still had a lot left.

***

“Ohhh… Oh my God. How is this?”

“Is this really that great? It just looks like a block of stone.”

When Aaron headed there to clear the mountain dungeon with his warriors.

Leading the rest and taking on the role of exploring the surroundings was Liam, a craftsman and warrior.

In fact, he was inspecting every corner of the potted plant in the mountainous terrain, which he had not been able to see due to the attack of the monster earthworms, with a few craftsmen, and Urea, who was in charge of interacting with the dwarves, was also with him.

Anyway, the elves also needed to know what this place was like.

“It looks like a rather unusual stone to me.”

“It is not uncommon for iron ore to be exposed like this. But this one is a little special.”

They are looking at a potted plant a little far from the temporary camp. Instead of dirt, something huge was protruding from the ground in this place full of crushed, bumpy gravel.

It is the iron ore that Seunghyeon put into it, giving off a lustrous luster that gives off a bluish tinge at first glance. It was a mineral specimen purchased over the Internet, and the quality was very good, and of course the Dwarves recognized it.

“Of course, I am not so surprised by the mere quality of this. Don’t you know In fact, this iron ore, as well as this land and that huge mountain. Isn’t something different?”

“I don’t know what the hell you are talking about.”

As Liam sighed, Urea tilted her head. In the first place, she knew that Serenian used the power of the World Tree to create a forest in flower pots.

“This floor, this iron ore, even that huge mountain! I also know what kind of existence the World Tree, the sacred tree you worship, is and what kind of power it has. The fact that the World Tree can create a forest in one fell swoop by using its authority.”

Liam clicked her tongue and pointed her hand here and there in frustration.

“But it’s not just the forest. I mean, all of this is artificially created. How the hell is this even possible? He is the god of the sky, but is he capable of creating the earth!?”

It was impossible to fool the eyes of the dwarves in the first place.

The world inside the pot created by Choi Seon-woo, a miniature craftsman, is a miniature garden full of disparate points compared to the real world. Excluding the inevitably created dungeons, the world was manipulated to provide the dwarves with only what they needed.

“Even if so, is that bad?”

“That, that’s not it. I was just a little surprised.”

Urea frowned while looking down at him excitedly, and he shook her head in embarrassment. Anyway, this land is like a blessing bestowed upon them.

I couldn’t hate it if I thought that the person who made it was considerate of them.

“But if you’re going to do that, why bother with those monsters…”

“If it is an ordeal to prove your qualifications, there is nothing to say. Do you really think it’s right for someone unqualified to get hold of treasure and land?”

“That’s right.”

Of course, monsters hostile to them are sleeping in the ground, but considering that it was an ordeal, it wasn’t strange.

Because it was common sense that penance and proof were necessary to obtain God’s grace.

“Since there is even good quality soil, it shouldn’t be difficult to make a furnace temporarily. I’ll make a suggestion to the district manager and build a workshop around here. I don’t know what’s in that mountain, but I’ll have to work at least using the iron ore here.”

After completing the exploration, Liam decided that it would be a good idea to build a workshop here to produce Dwarven goods in the future.

I’ve already found good ingredients, so there’s no need to play around.

“Something stands out only when things come out quickly.”

“Because of us, however? I don’t have the say, but the Queen can’t be so ruthless. Could you take it slow?”

As he said that and looked at himself, Urea smiled.

It’s not for nothing that we talked about work and objects.

For the dwarves, mining and metallurgy are for their own satisfaction, but when they moved here in the first place, they promised the elves, in return for the elves helping them move, they gave the elves their skills. It was to provide the things that were made.

Now the dwarves didn’t even have to farm or hunt. Because the elves can share food. But of course it wasn’t free.

“Even if it’s not necessarily because of a transaction, you have to do something and achieve results so that everyone can gather their hearts and come together as one. And only then can we truly become one.”

Liam smiled bitterly and looked at the Battlebots in the distance. Since most of the adults were working, only the young and old stayed at the camp, but Battlebots were still popular.