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Silver Castle.

This silver-gray fortress, nestled among the mountains, was built from special stone excavated from the mountain rocks.

Under the midday sun, the surface of the special stone gleams with a silvery-white light, making it appear from a distance as if it were a fortress cast in silver.

That's why it got the name "Silver Castle".

Furthermore, the dwarves who built this fortress were primarily silver dwarves, making the name even more fitting.

A thousand years ago, the dwarves crossed the ocean to this continent, and Silver Castle was their first established settlement.

As the fortress was built, some dwarves began to venture out to explore the continent, gradually dispersing to various places and forming all sorts of settlements, where they multiplied and thrived in every corner of the continent.

And this fortress naturally became the common home and center of the dwarves.

Influenced by the changing ideas and actions of the Silver and Bronze Dwarves, more and more dwarves are leaving the mountains to live in towns and large cities.

They made full use of their respective strengths, maintaining the unique abilities of their race.

However, their ideas, will, and traditions were gradually changed by the influence of humans and orcs.

This was completely unacceptable to many older, traditional dwarfs.

Of course, many young people still yearn for the glory and resilience of their ancestors.

This is why the traditional way of life preserved in Silver Castle has become a haven for these people.

Those dwarves who upheld tradition, valued honor, and revered Mother Earth and the will of their ancestors gathered here and lived in peace and prosperity.

The first Night's Watch leader to arrive in this city was Lurek, the dwarven sage and prophet.

At Kevin's suggestion, after arriving on this continent, he did not interact much with the dwarves in the cities and towns, but went straight here.

Life here was not much different from what they had always known, and given their identity as golden dwarves, they quickly integrated into the castle.

The reunion of the gold, silver, and bronze dwarf races here is undoubtedly a great honor for many traditional dwarves.

This is almost the scene they have dreamed of for thousands of years.

When Sergio later arrived here, carrying the will of his ancestors, and was revered as the King of the Dwarves,
The dwarves here gave him their unwavering support.

They can still sense the pulse of Mother Earth, and can still hear the calls of their ancient ancestors in their hazy dreams.

They sensed these qualities in Sergio and were the first to recognize his qualifications as the King of the Dwarves.

When Sergio planned to lead the dwarves back to their homeland and rebuild their kingdom, they did not hesitate to express their willingness to contribute their full strength.

However, they are still actively preparing and accumulating strength.

Inside the Ancestral Hall of Silver Castle.

The lord of the fortress, Lurek, and the other dwarven leaders within the fortress gathered together.

This is, after all, the central city of the dwarves on the entire continent, and the continental city where the dwarves' migration is most concentrated.

Therefore, compared to the former Grey Mountain Fortress, it is much larger in scale, and its population is naturally dozens of times that of Grey Mountain Fortress.

It's worth noting that if all the dwarves in the world were gathered together, their numbers would be around a million.

The dwarves of Silver Castle make up about half of them, numbering in the hundreds of thousands.

"Too many of our younger generations have forgotten the glory of their ancestors."

An elderly man with a long beard remarked with emotion, and a hint of anger could be seen in his expression.

He was an elderly Silver Dwarf who had even lived in the former Dwarven Empire. But he had to admit that the Silver Dwarves had fallen the most rapidly since the collapse of the Dwarven Empire.

In his eyes, they had become like businessmen, and even more so, the most despicable of businessmen.

“Don’t be angry, my brother. This is the price we have to pay for abandoning our homeland,” said another long-bearded old man beside him.

He was a brass dwarf.

These two old men were among the first dwarves to migrate here, and they have survived to this day.

The two elderly men reminisced about the past, one after the other, leaving no room for others to join the conversation.

After all, the two of them were of very high seniority. Even Lurik had to respectfully bow his head and call them "elders" in front of them.

Let alone Lurek, even Tovi, the eldest of the Gray Mountain clan, would respectfully address the two as "elder brothers" if he came here.

The crowd listened quietly as the two elderly men recounted their past, even though they had heard these stories countless times before.

Finally, after they finished reminiscing, the Silver Fortress Lord, sitting in the superior position, coughed twice.

The lord's beard was shorter than Sergio's, and he was a promising young leader.

He is none other than Hawke, the Silver Dwarf King.

Once upon a time, each of the three dwarven races had a king, and their combined leadership was known as the "Council of the Three Kings."

The three kings each performed their duties, discussing and deliberating with each other, leading the entire dwarf race to continuous development and progress.

This "Three Kings Council" system was also used by the various clans and tribes of the dwarves.

Just like the Gray Mountain clan in the past, which was also ruled by three main leaders.

After Sergio arrived, he gained the approval of the ancestors and became the new King of the Golden Dwarves.

This is actually an important reason why the dwarves support Sergio. Even the traditional dwarves do not act blindly; they have their own considerations.

"Alright, elders, nowadays more and more young people are responding to our call and gathering here, aren't they?"
They are the vibrant fresh blood of our people, their blood burning with passion like flames in a furnace.

They will work with us to reclaim our homes and rebuild our country.

So said Hawkelion, the Silver Dwarf King.

After saying this, he looked at Lurek and asked, "The Golden King went to the continent of Lebia, and many Night's Watch members returned there as well. I heard that the situation there is not optimistic recently?"

Lurek nodded: "Yes, Silver King. An evil god has appeared in our world, leading evil forces and threatening the entire continent of Lebia."

We, the Night's Watch, intend to eradicate this evil force completely. A full-scale war seems inevitable, and it is already imminent.

The Silver King listened quietly and nodded slightly.

"Is there anything we can help with? We can feel Mother Earth's pain, and our ancestors are urging us to take action. I should do my part."

Lurek smiled and shook his head: "The Golden King has already led a group of dwarves there to provide support. This is both our duty as Night's Watchmen and an expression of friendship from the entire dwarven race to the continent of Lebia."

Upon hearing this, the Silver King nodded and said no more. He was well aware of the Night's Watch's situation and knew they didn't need his insignificant support.

After all, the Night's Watch has extremely strong logistical capabilities, which even mages admire. Their logistical system is enough to support a large-scale war.

With more and more young people joining the team, shouldn't we start making some preparatory work?

The Silver King asked this question. (End of Chapter)