"What about the other prophecy?" the Master of Brewing asked.
"He is still our hope for rising, even greater than before," Lurik said.
The hope to save the world, and the hope to help the Gray Mountain Dwarves rise.
Although until now, the Gray Mountain Dwarves still didn’t know the exact reason why the world was swallowed by darkness.
In the history of the Dwarves, it was roughly around 1000 years ago.
The Dwarves split, and the divided Dwarves scattered everywhere, which is why Dwarves could be found on many continents.
The Gray Mountain Dwarves are one branch, among them known as the Golden Dwarves.
The title "Golden" indicates their status among the Dwarf communities of the past.
The Castle Lord sat in his seat, contemplating.
"Assign a few clansn... then assign a few clansn who are Blacksmiths. Let them join the Night Watcher."
And invite them to station a location in the Gray Furnace Castle later."
This is equivalent to Gray Furnace Castle acknowledging Kana’s organization and being willing to befriend it.
After all, Kana is trustworthy, and the values of the Night Watcher are so correct.
After thinking for a while, he continued: "Let’s observe for now, and if... if this organization continues to grow, there is more hope.
Then, even if all of us Gray Mountain Dwarves join in, it doesn’t matter."
After all, the number of these Dwarves is so small that they can only be called a small tribe among the Dwarves.
In the current true Dwarf Realm, the Dwarf population is at least hundreds of thousands to nearly a million.
Their numbers are really too few, and they can only reside in this small Gray Mountain Range, in a corner of this continent.
In light of his decision, Lurik and the others did not object.
After all, the situation of their clan is like this, and there’s no worse choice.
"If that’s the case, I’ll make the arrangents."
...
Kana originally thought it would take more ti.
Unexpectedly, it only took about 4 days back and forth.
They transported the Alchemy Equipnt and returned to the settlent.
In just these short 4 days, the village had started to take shape.
So wooden houses had already outlined a basic frawork.
Kana and the group moved things to the Ogre’s forr camp.
This place had also been cleaned.
The items in the cave had also been cleared out, and inside it was an open space, cleaned and free from the previous stench after ventilation.
Kana and the others placed all the equipnt around.
Returning to their tent.
Kana sat on the bed, looking at the Creation Stone Fragnt in his hand.
He flipped it over repeatedly, wondering which part of the Stone of Creation it ca from.
It was ntioned earlier that to rge small into large, it must be a fragnt from the sa Stone of Creation.
"This should be the triangular part." After a while, Kana roughly concluded.
He knew where in the Eastern Wilderness the Creation Stone Fragnts could be found.
But he had only seen a portion of the fragnts.
However, he could be sure that the other parts of the triangular fragnt were definitely not there.
Therefore, this fragnt can be used confidently.
But now the question arose, what system should this fragnt be used to add?
[Profession System]
[Manufacturing System]
[Identification System]
[Chat System]
[Map System]
[Drop System]
[Dungeon System]
... Too many.
The two systems at the end can be directly ruled out, as obviously one fragnt cannot solve the problem.
Kana already had ideas about those two systems, needing a bit of verification.
[Profession System] can actually be paired with the Skill System.
Previously, Kana speculated that the Skill System wanted to see if it could achieve the effects of a profession and solve the problem once and for all.
Clearly not, as it can’t achieve the effects of the Profession System.
But with the Skill System, constructing the Profession System becos easier.
The Manufacturing System is also what Kana previously wanted as a Secondary Profession.
The birth of Secondary Professions will quickly allow Kana’s organization, the Night Watcher, to grow strong.
He could rely completely on the high-quality products brought by Secondary Professions to expand influence and gain wealth.
The Profession System is also very important, as it evidently can enhance the strength of organization mbers.
The importance of strength is self-evident.
As for Identification, Chat, Map, they’re not choices for now.
Kana can currently fulfill the roles of Identification and Map, but when the organization grows large enough and has to branch into many small groups and teams, these two systems will have imnse value.
Chat is similar; when the numbers are sufficient and they have to spread across different gathering points, it will have sufficient value.
These are considerations for later.
Now we only need to consider Profession and Secondary Profession; these two are relatively urgent and have an impact.
So how should he choose?
As he thought, Kana suddenly hit himself.
"I’m really stupid, what am I struggling over?"
If he’s just constructing these two systems for himself, it would only cost him two Creation Stone Fragnts.
He’s conflicted, conflicted about which system to integrate into the overall datafication system later.
After all, rging it would cost one shard.
Fragnts are much easier to obtain than shards.
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