I, Stone Golem, only want to forge.

This truck is basically a modified version of the wheelchair that Murphy once made, except that it has two more wheels and the control system has been changed.

For Murphy, it was easy to handle.

Two hours later.

After Murphy told Little Murphy to hide in the furnace, he walked out of the workshop, waved to the three of them, and gestured for them to come in.

"Is it really done? With such a short time, the loading volume shouldn't be a problem, right?"

Lynn muttered something under her breath.

"Tsk, didn't you say you had no doubts?"

Sylph looked at Lynn with disdain and spoke sarcastically.

"It's not about disbelief, but about believing dialectically, rationally, and with practical experience!"

Lynn gave an awkward laugh, then stubbornly argued back a few times.

"hehe."

Sylph gave a mocking smile, but didn't say anything more.

She also knew that Lynn was a cautious and thoughtful person who would doubt everything until she saw the facts.

This can be considered both his disadvantage and his advantage.

The group followed Murphy through a tunnel.

They saw that at the end of the tunnel was a patch of yellow earth covered in dust, and on top of that, four large trucks were parked.

There was a large cargo box in the back, and the cab in the front used tractor-style handles instead of a steering wheel.

It was about twice the size of a horse-like beast.

The cab is up to 2 meters high, the cargo box is up to 2 meters high, and about 5 meters long.

This kind of thing doesn't require much skill from Murphy, so he found it quite boring to play.

After finishing, I wasn't really interested in explaining it.

He simply tossed them an instruction manual and left.

Only three people remained in the yellow sand before them, looking at the four cars that had suddenly appeared, exchanging bewildered glances.

"There used to be a desert here, hidden by mountains. I didn't even know."

Sylph looked around and said something quite novel.

"It's actually quite spacious, you know."

Lynn glanced at Sylph, who was making sarcastic remarks, and then at the car and the empty space nearby.

He raised an eyebrow and then made his request.

"It's so spacious, let's go test drive it."

When Sylph heard Lynn say that, she didn't refuse and walked to the car and patted it.

"Hiss, that works too."

Seeing that Sylph was willing to test drive, Sry naturally couldn't refuse, so he nodded and smiled.

"Then I'll have to trouble you, Miss Sylph."

Lynn had expected Sylph to say a few more sarcastic remarks, but to his surprise, she agreed immediately and readily tossed him the instruction manual.

"So proactive? Here, take the instruction manual."

Sylph carefully examined the booklet in her hand, flipped through it briefly, and understood how to operate it.

He then threw it back, opened the car door, and got in.

Lynn hurriedly reached out and took the instruction manual, and then heard a buzzing sound suddenly coming from the car after Sylph got in.

His eyes widened slightly. Although he had expected this when he saw the car, he was still somewhat surprised to see it start up.

With a few buzzing sounds, the tires rolled and the vehicle suddenly shot forward.

It wasn't fast at first, but after about two seconds, it accelerated again with a loud bang.

He vanished before their eyes in a blur.

Siri watched the car fly off at its speed, did a quick mental calculation, then nodded and said to Lynn beside him:

"If I maintain this speed, I can indeed reach my destination in two hours."

After saying that, he clicked his tongue in admiration.

"To produce something of this quality in just two hours, that's incredibly efficient!"

Lynn nodded, expressing his amazement in agreement.

"In terms of speed, that's certainly true; it's just a matter of how stable the loading process is and how well it handles the cargo."

"That's true, but with Mr. Murphy's rune skills, it shouldn't be a problem."

The two remained silent for a while.

However, they waited for a long time but Sylph did not bring the car back.

They all immediately looked serious, and some worry in their hearts.

Could it be that the car broke down and Sylph was in an accident?

But they didn't see any explosion!

We can't possibly test drive the car into a ditch, can we?

Or did they climb over a cliff and end up in the desert?

Srui frowned, a hint of regret creeping into his heart.

If he had been driving that car, there probably wouldn't have been so many problems.

Now that things have come to this, all we can do is sigh.

He said to Lynn, "Mr. Lynn, do you have a way to contact Miss Sylph? If not, we'll have to go find her."

Lynn nodded immediately.

"some."

After saying that, he took out a gem-like object and shouted into it.

"Sylph! Are you alright?"

However, the gem did not react for a long time.

Lynn frowned even more deeply and got up, intending to follow the sound into the distance to find Sylph and the car.

Sri spoke first.

"Let me do it, sir. I might be a bit faster than you."

Just as Lynn was about to nod in agreement, he saw a black dot slowly approaching from afar.

Srui's gaze narrowed slightly.

Isn't that the car Sylph was driving?

And isn't this speed a bit too fast?!

Moreover, the car's trajectory had a wild and unrestrained feel, as if it were completely immersed in its own world.

Lynn saw the car speeding towards him, swaying and drifting as it hurtled towards him, and slapped his forehead hard.

A perfectly reasonable thought flashed through my mind:

This old woman, is she having a wild time driving?!

Elves, being long-lived beings whose emotions aren't particularly detached, are most fond of seeking out inexplicable thrills.

Therefore, considering Sylph's usual behavior, Lynn didn't even need to think about it.

He could tell just by looking at the car's free-flowing trajectory.

This person was definitely caught up in the driving and forgot what they were doing.

His lips twitched, and he awkwardly said to Sri beside him:

"Um, this elf got its head caught in a door when it was little. It's a bit slow-witted, please forgive it."

Seeing that the elf was alright, Sri breathed a sigh of relief and waved his hand, saying...

"It's alright, elf. It's good to be energetic. It's not good to be old and lifeless!"

Soon, the car sped towards the group, kicking up a cloud of dust, before drifting in a perfect arc and stopping right in front of them.

Sylph got out of the car and stretched contentedly.

She laughed heartily at Lynn, who was looking at her with a gloomy expression, and then started talking to herself.

"You know what, this thing feels really good to ride. None of the things I've ridden before are as good as this! Especially when you turn, if you slip even a little, wow! It's really exhilarating. But let me tell you, there's this big box in the back for some reason, which is affecting my handling."

"No way, have you fucking forgotten what this car is for?"

Lynn laughed in exasperation upon hearing Sylph's string of descriptions and immediately retorted with a question.

"Huh? Oh... it's for loading cargo..."

Sylph blinked, then suddenly remembered something and chuckled awkwardly.