An Apology

Dylan's face turned green and white, but he finally nodded.

"If it's really as you say, then I will definitely apologize to the noble Elves."

"Other than that...I will also help you build your fortress."

Dylan's voice was extremely sincere.

When he heard Su Ming's words and combined them with some of the things he had observed, he was certain that Su Ming was right.

He had almost discovered it.

The truth about what happened in the valley might really be as Su Ming had said, that it was all a misunderstanding.

The person in front of him was very polite. Even though he had taken the initiative to invade, he did not kill his troops.

It was obvious that his habits were completely different from those brutal Ghouls.

Thinking of this, Dylan felt even more guilty.

When he heard that, Su Ming quirked his eyebrows.

He was still thinking about how he could get the Dwarves to help him repair the fortress.

But before he could say anything, Dylan actually took the initiative and said that he could help him build the fortress.

Previously, he had the Elven and Goblin Warriors build fortresses.

However, Su Ming had a feeling that the fortresses they built were lacking in both the architectural style and the practicality.

They were clearly following the blueprint and design concept he had given them, but Su Ming still had this feeling.

However, if the Elves and Goblins were replaced by the Dwarves, Su Ming felt that the new fortresses would definitely be very different from the ones before!

"If that's the case, then I'll bring you to see what the valley looks like right now," Su Ming said.

Once he finished speaking, Su Ming gestured for the Elves to untie the Dwarves.

After the Dwarves were released, they followed the Elves into the valley quietly at Dylan's signal.

In the valley.

When Dylan and the Dwarves saw the valley, which had been as barren as a desert some time ago, they were stunned.

But now, it had become a Valley full of vitality, just like a paradise. Everyone was so surprised that their jaws almost hit the ground.

When they first heard Su Ming say that the valley had been restored to its original state, they did not quite believe him.

But now, they had to believe it.

Moreover, how was this just returning to its original state?

This vibrant appearance was even more beautiful than when the Dwarf race had occupied the valley.

For a moment, Dylan and the Dwarves were stunned.

Once he came to his senses, Dylan turned around and looked at Su Ming with excitement.

"Dear Sir, we're sorry. We've misunderstood you before. We're really sorry!"

When Su Ming heard that, he shook his head faintly.

"It's normal for you to misunderstand. After all, such a huge change has happened here in such a short time. It's difficult for you to know about it at the first moment."

Upon hearing this, Dylan was filled with emotion.

"Respected Sir, you're too forgiving!"

"Now, let us Dwarves build a fortress that can protect the valley!"

Dylan's words were loud and clear, and many Dwarves responded immediately.

Once he finished speaking, Dylan seemed to have thought of something and turned to look at Su Ming.

"By the way, respected Sir, are you also an Elf?"

When Su Ming heard that, he cast a glance at Dylan, then shook his head faintly.

"I'm not an Elf, I'm a human."

When Su Ming said this, Teda, who had been standing by his side, let out a cold harrumph.

"The person in front of you is not an ordinary human. He is the Prophet of our Elven race!"

Although the Dwarves had already reconciled with the Elves, Teda still felt a little angry when he thought about what had just happened.

Upon hearing this, Dylan's eyes widened.

"A Prophet? Is he the Prophet of the Elf Clan?"

Teda was a little arrogant.

"Of course!"

"Then you Elves are really lucky!" Dylan exclaimed in admiration, "I can't believe we actually encountered the descent of the Prophet!"

Just as Teda was about to reply, Su Ming stopped him.

"It's done,"

"Now that the misunderstanding between us has been resolved, let's go take a look at the fortress."

"I've long heard that the Dwarves' forging and construction skills are unparalleled. I'd like to see it for myself today."

After hearing this, Dylan straightened his back proudly.

"Respected Prophet, I will not let you down!"

After arriving at the fortress, Dylan first looked at the fortress that had been destroyed by his Dwarven troops.

Dilan's face reddened and he frowned.

"This fortress...something doesn't feel right."

"My plan now is to destroy it and rebuild it according to our Dwarves' method."

When he heard that, Su Ming gestured to Teda and asked him to bring out the design of the fortress.

This design was one of the few fortresses that Su Ming could remember from his previous life.

Not only was it practical, but it was also very beautiful. It could be considered one of the peak works of small and medium-sized fortresses in this world.

When Dylan received the design, he had a nonchalant expression.

After all, in his opinion, the Dwarves' designs and buildings were unparalleled in the world.

Giving him the design to build a fortress was completely unnecessary.

Therefore, Dylan seemed to be a little absent-minded at the beginning.

However, as he focused his attention on the design, his expression slowly became serious.

As time passed, the expression on his face became even more shocked.

In the end, he even widened his eyes and looked at the blueprint in his hand in shock.

"This...this blueprint, who did it come from? How can it be so exquisite?"

"Some of the ideas are even more advanced than those of our Dwarves! This is unbelievable!"

Dylan was shocked.

After raising his head, he looked at the fortress not far away and then at Teda in front of him.

Then, his expression became a little strange.

"Elf, I'd like to ask. How did you manage to build such a fragile fortress with such an exquisite blueprint?"

Teda was stunned at first, and then his expression became a little embarrassed and angry, but he was unable to refute it.

The Elves had never been good at building, and the place they lived in did not have any buildings that required special skills.

As such, their construction skills had always been average.

As for the Goblin race...

It did not seem realistic to expect a tribe living in a cave to understand this.