Overlord, I don't want to be the Holy Queen's Great Sword

Kulev couldn't help but say when he saw Kalko coming out, with old Hank beside him.

"Culliver, and Uncle Hank, you two...?"

Karko looked at the two people in front of him and was somewhat curious about how they got together.

Kulev was waiting outside to protect her, so who was this old dwarf...

"Hill Dwarves, are there any of our close relatives near your country?"

Old Hank also looked curious at this time, but then his expression became much weirder.

"Wait, the Hill Dwarf Country from two hundred years ago, right?"

"Which country is yours near the powerful hill dwarf country that was destroyed by the devil in the legend?"

At this moment, Old Hank was stroking his braided beard excitedly, his eyes full of horror.

If orthodox dwarves are born craftsmen and miners, then hill dwarves, as a branch of dwarves, are pure combat branches.

Although the powerful hill dwarf kingdom had no connection with their country, they had heard of the other side's name.

Especially two hundred years later, after the last generation of dwarf kings left with the thirteen heroes, they began to wonder whether the other party would go to the Hill Dwarf Kingdom.

As a result, the dwarves who were sent out later brought back news that the Hill Dwarf Kingdom was also destroyed by the Demon.

It was this news that ultimately prompted the establishment of the Dwarven Regency Council.

Regardless of whether the king will come back or not, the Dwarf Kingdom can no longer go on like this. If something similar to the Demon God's invasion happens again, the Dwarf Kingdom will not be able to survive without a backbone.

"That's right. If it weren't for the Hill Dwarf Country, the Speaker of your country might not even know where our country is."

Karl spread his hands and said jokingly.

"This...I am really sorry."

Old Hank lowered his head with a little guilt. Although he was just a soldier, he was also a member of the Dwarf Kingdom.

"It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. Our country is really far away from you."

Karko waved his hand nonchalantly, then sighed with a hint of regret: "It's a pity that the Holy Kingdom hasn't seen those hill dwarves in these years. I don't know if they were completely destroyed in the disaster that year."

After all, the demon they faced at that time was most likely specialized in group attacks, so it was hard to say if there would be any survivors.

When Kulev heard this, his expression suddenly became particularly strange.

"Your Highness, don't you know?"

"The bridgehead outside the Great Wall, which is your fortress, was built entirely with the help of a group of strange dwarves."

"It's just that they came quickly and left quickly, and they didn't say a word. When they got there, they were only responsible for building the fortress. When the fortress was completed, they disappeared without a trace. Until now, no one knows where they came from."

"At first, some people on the Great Wall speculated that it might be a gray dwarf, but not only did they look different, they wouldn't be so helpful, so this speculation was overturned."

"Now, according to what you said, Your Highness, could they be the hill dwarves?"

Kulev folded his arms and asked speculatively.

Old Hank on the side snorted twice in disdain, agreeing with Kulev's statement from another perspective.

"I don't know if they are hill dwarves, but they are definitely not gray dwarves. When I was young, I suspected that those treacherous guys were just foreigners in the guise of dwarves."

"They are a disgrace to the dwarves!"

Old Hank said firmly that although the dwarves were greedy for treasures and minerals, they were not without bottom line and education.

The gray dwarves are simply the embodiment of the greed of the dwarves. No dwarf would like this group of their kind.

However, compared to the reactions of Kulev and Old Hank, Karko couldn't help but frown.

"No, why don't I..."

"Oh, I see."

This news must have been blocked by her father, otherwise, with her personality, she would definitely go and take a look after knowing this.

After all, although the hill dwarves are not as skilled in craftsmanship as the dwarves, there is no guarantee that the heritage of runes will be preserved!

But now that we are in the Dwarf Country, I might as well go and have a look again when I have the chance.

Come to think of it, she was quite curious as to why those dwarves would help them build the fortress.

"Forget it, let's not dwell on these things now."

Karl turned to look at Old Hank: "Uncle, what's the matter with you and Kulev?"

"Oh, nothing."

Old Hank shook his head: "Didn't you say before that you were going to look for that kid?"

"I thought you might need someone to lead the way so I came here."

"Won't it affect your work, uncle?"

"Hahaha, it's okay. In fact, the commander-in-chief gave me a whole day off today. I can go to the pub and have a good drink."

"But after drinking, I may not be able to lead the way."

Old Hank snorted and laughed: "So I'll take you to Gondo while you still have some free time."

"I think the kid who came over really wanted to learn runes. Maybe your coming here can help that kid Gondo."

After saying that, Old Hank turned around and led the way, and Karl and the other four followed.

Just as they were about to reach the door of Gondo's house, they heard crying from afar.

The wide street was now surrounded by dwarves, who looked anxious, as if they were trying their best to comfort a dwarf who was kneeling on the ground.

At this time, a crying voice was heard from the crowd.

"Wuwuwu~, stop comforting me, I'm not crying, I'm not crying!"

"Ah ah ah ah ah!"

As soon as she finished speaking, she started crying even harder.

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I couldn’t understand Chapter 30, but I was deeply shocked.

"Okay, Gondo, stop crying."

"Everyone else around here should go away. I'll take him back to the house to calm down."

Old Martin used one hand to push away the people who gathered around to persuade him, and with the other hand he put through Gondo's arm and lifted him up.

When Remedios saw this scene, his eyes lit up.

What strong arm strength!

Although dwarves are usually only about 1.5 meters tall, they actually weigh much more than humans of the same height.

Otherwise, he wouldn't be able to fight so well despite being short.

"Woo, woo, woo, old Hank..."

Gondo, who was lifted up, was about to say something but was interrupted by Old Hank.

"Well, didn't you see any guests coming?"

"Don't blame me for not telling you, this is Her Royal Highness the Princess. The guy who just came to you to learn Rune technology is a vassal of Her Royal Highness the Princess and has the support of Her Royal Highness the Princess."

"So you better cheer up and stop embarrassing yourself!"

Old Hank pointed at Karko, then shouted at Gondo.

Perhaps it was the effect of old Hank's awakening, or perhaps it was that the technology of runes was always on Gondo's mind. In the end, this dwarf, who was younger than old Hank, wiped his tears, stood up and walked forward.

"Hello, Princess, I... Ouch!"

Gondo had just begun to introduce himself when old Hank behind him slapped him on the back of the head.

The sound was so loud that everyone present shuddered subconsciously and shrank their heads.

"Asshole, have you forgotten the etiquette your father taught you?"

The loud voice echoed behind Gondo.

After hearing this, Gondo immediately lowered his head and apologized to Old Hank.

Karko couldn't help smacking his lips as he watched Gondo wake up immediately after being slapped.

He is really tough. He came to his senses immediately after the slap and is as if nothing happened.

A dwarf indeed.

At this time, Gondo came to his senses and spoke a little awkwardly under the gaze of old Hank.

"Hello, Princess. I'm Gondo, a Rune craftsman with limited skills."

After saying that, Gondo subconsciously glanced at Old Hank, like a child who didn't know the effect of being forced to apologize by his elders.

Karl couldn't help but smile when he saw this scene and introduced himself.

"Hello Gondo, nice to meet you, I am Carlo Besares, the third princess of the Holy Kingdom."

"As you can see, the people next to me are my friends and bodyguards."

"They are Kuirat Custodio, Remedios Custodio, and Kulev Palantinen."

Following Karko's introduction, everyone nodded to Gondo one by one, and Kulev couldn't help but straighten his chest.

He did not forget the word "friend" from Her Royal Highness the Princess's mouth.

Although it is very likely that he benefited from the other two girls, just tell me whether he said it or not!

Gondo also nodded in response to the people in front of him one by one. After seeing that both parties had a basic understanding, Karl did not delay and went straight to the point.

"Speaking of which, where's Spa?"

Kalko stood on tiptoe and tilted his head slightly, as if he wanted to look past Gondo and behind him.

"I asked him to come to you to learn rune techniques. Did he sneak away because he was tired?"

Karl said jokingly.

Unexpectedly, when Gondo heard this, his eyes suddenly turned red again, and his voice trembled a little.

"No, Your Highness. Spata... He is a very good child. Even... Even more talented than me."

“It’s really great that not only a new application of Rune technology was proposed, but it was also implemented…”

"He is in the room right now. I gave him all the notes of my father and grandfather, but I couldn't help myself and ran out because I didn't want to disturb him."

"The result... is embarrassing for you."

Gondo wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes and spoke while crying and laughing.

He had been standing still in Rune technology for decades. Although he said before his father's death that he would revive Rune technology, in fact, even he himself did not believe in this goal. Most of the time, he just rushed forward with an idea in mind.

As a result, today, today, there are humans who are willing to travel thousands of miles to come and learn Rune, and even propose an excellent technical improvement and have already realized it.

At this moment, it seemed as if even the heavens were telling him that Rune's technology would not become extinct.

But unlike Gondo who was crying with joy, old Hank who was standing behind Gondo couldn't help but frown when he heard these words, and then subconsciously looked around.

At this time, the surrounding dwarves did not come over because of Old Hank's expulsion just now, and for a moment this area seemed unusually empty.

Kuirat noticed what Old Hank did, and then continued to observe with interest.

"All right, Gondo, all right."

Old Hank stepped forward and patted Gondo on the shoulder: "Do you want Her Royal Highness to wait outside the door like this?"

"If you have anything to say, let's go in and talk."

"Yes, that's right, Princess, please follow me."

Gondo said as he led the way into the house.

Because Gondo's grandfather and father were once the chief rune craftsmen of the dwarf kingdom, even though rune technology declined later, their family was still relatively wealthy.

While other dwarves only had one or two-story houses, Gondo's house was made of matchboxes stacked up to four stories high and even had a small yard in front, making it worthy of being called a dwarf villa.

Gondo led everyone into the house, leaving only Kulev outside.

Because of the size of the door, he would probably have to squat to get in.