In the eyes of both the Gray Dwarf Chieftain and the Stone Giant Administrator, there was a faint glow, indicating they possessed dark vision.
Even for ordinary people, transitioning suddenly from darkness to a place of brightness can be overwhelming for the eyes.
Let alone those creatures from the Dark Domain who have lived underground their entire lives; the sunlight on the surface is hard for them to adapt to in a short ti. Even if it doesn’t result in permanent eye damage causing blindness, it’s close to being half-blind, limiting their vision.
Just as most surface dwellers entering the Dark Domain will be severely affected.
The Ghost Eye Blindfold showcased excellent effects in this regard, with its Shadow Power perfectly neutralizing the light that harms their eyes. Although it has drawbacks, such as dimd vision (leaning towards black and white) and partial limitations, it’s much better than enduring it directly.
Gaven didn’t use the Teleportation Spell with the two of them. The place was already enveloped by strange rocks he secretly installed, prohibiting teleportation and detection spells, naturally including his own.
Later, he would use a more powerful Mist Barrier to hide this place, accessible only through the surface Colossus City.
Gaven cast the Flying Spell for Yuriu and Domingo, unfolded his Dragon Wings, and flew upwards along the shaft of the newly opened pot cage.
"Where are the Administrator and the Chieftain going? Who is the person beside them? Whether in body type or armor style, he doesn’t seem like one of us Dulga people, but more like the surface Elves."
"A suspected outsider from the surface Elves, the vein seal removal and collapse destruction of the passage can’t just be a coincidence, can it?"
"Could it be that the Administrator and the Chieftain were taken hostage by him?"
"Both the Administrator and the Chieftain have quasi-legendary strength, it wouldn’t be an easy task to simultaneously take them hostage!"
"No matter what, there’s no harm in following and taking a look."
"Where are the spellcasters? The spellcasters capable of casting the Flying Spell? Quickly cast the spell and follow up to take a look."
The three figures ascending were quite conspicuous, making it difficult for the Gray Dwarves below not to notice.
Due to the surrounding area being filled with scorching, dry-hot rock glowing red, this city is not as dark as other places in the Dark Domain. Although not as bright as dayti on the surface, it’s comparable to a city with a full moon and bright lights.
Many Gray Dwarf spellcasters instinctively cast the Flying Spell for themselves and the powerful Gray Dwarf warriors around them.
Although Gray Dwarves have the stereotype of being suspicious and selfish regarding outsiders, they are, after all, Dwarves. The life of enslavent under the Mind Flayers has not only failed to change their communal living habits but has instead brought them closer together.
Because they deeply understand that in this dangerous world, their individual strength is incredibly weak. The other Gray Dwarves are the only ones worth their trust; only by firmly uniting can they survive in this malicious world.
In Felen, you might see Dwarves leaving their clans to travel alone, but you’ll never see such Gray Dwarves. If you do encounter them, it can only an one thing: they were sold as slaves, and once freed, finding their tribal kin becos their top priority.
Dozens of Gray Dwarves soared into the sky, following closely behind Gaven and the others.
Gaven paid no attention to them, focusing instead on the pot cage shaft.
It was located directly above the Giant Palace, the two were originally one structure, only cut off by the Dwarves to perform the Vein Sealing Technique, resembling a skylight cut into a do.
At first glance, it seed unremarkable, but upon flying closer, its colossal size beca apparent, clearly not made for Dwarves but built to the scale of Giants.
The Dwarves of Supre Shanata were not considered great because of their height, but because, at their peak, they enslaved a vast number of Giant slaves.
Everything naturally had to be constructed to the scale of Giants to facilitate their work, which was also the case in the mining areas.
The ones who initially built this refining forge were Fire Giants. Only those with Fire Immunity could work in the hot, dry rock layers without any heat reduction treatnt.
This place should be called a Giant Tomb, not a Dwarf Tomb, for here indeed lies a large number of Fire Giant remains.
This has resulted in a remarkably high proportion of enlarged Gray Dwarves here, at least a third taller than even Golia, nearing large body size, but incomparable in terms of bulk because they still maintained the characteristic large head, short neck, short legs, and thick long arms of Dwarves.
To operate the colossal equipnt here, Gray Dwarves occasionally cast the Enlarge spell to further increase their size, as many devices were constructed to Giant scale.
As for the Gray Dwarves’ Enlarge spell, it wasn’t a spell at all but an innate ability. Besides this, all Gray Dwarves possess the ability to beco invisible.
These two abilities are more accurately described as Psychic Abilities than Spell-Like Abilities, honed over years of enslavent by the Mind Flayers.
Thanks to these abilities, they are far stronger than ordinary races, including the Dwarves Elf. Adult Gray Dwarves have at least four Life Dice, and even a fully-equipped four-mber level-one Adventure Team may not be able to defeat a single adult Gray Dwarf. The enlarged Gray Dwarves are naturally even more formidable.
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