Chapter 3111 - 1036: Since It’s Dungeons & Dragons, There Must Be an Underground City—That’s Only Logical! (Part 2)

Chapter 3111: Chapter 1036: Since It’s Dungeons & Dragons, There Must Be an Underground City—That’s Only Logical! (Part 2)

But the adaptation of the symbiote with the host still requires time, so he is currently unable to awaken.

However, it is certain that Brigadier General Fraser’s adaptation with the symbiote is fairly well, he has already come out of the most dangerous moment, and will not transform into a pitiful Chaos Fiend again."

Marshal Loren did not quite understand those technical terms, but he could understand the medical report in his hand.

After several minutes of silence, the typically proud dwarf turned around and sincerely lowered his head to Murphy:

"Thank you for helping Fraser, although I still can’t quite understand the principle of this symbiote, but just from the ’Creator Relic’ one can discern that it is definitely a precious and rare treasure. Your use of such a precious thing to help a Golden Flower soldier makes me feel ashamed of the slander along my journey.

Especially...

In the context of Fraser having participated in the Westerburg battle."

"Certainly, he is not considered a friend to the Transia people, but Brigadier General Fraser’s series of impressive performances in the Black Disaster affair, and his selfless support with his warriors for the Transia people make us willing to use this item to save him.

The Transia people are never stingy in our admiration for heroes, if Fraser were not unwilling to give up his loyalty to his country, I would even want to bestow upon him the title of ’Honorary Transian.’"

Murphy waved his hand and said:

"I invited you in here just to hope you confirm Fraser’s situation, and upon returning to the Kato area to explain the issue to Count Leon, so that the Cape Family’s stance on certain issues doesn’t shift.

The Brigadier General cannot leave this ship in the upcoming period until his situation has completely stabilized.

This is not detention, just a cautious protection.

You may dispatch some soldiers to safeguard his security, now let us leave here, I have other matters to discuss with you."

"Shouldn’t we talk about the matter of Westerburg?"

The Dwarf Marshal directly pointed out the topic, he said:

"Isn’t that the greatest conflict between our sides? As the Governor of Transia, you should at least reproach me a couple of times to show your stance."

"No need."

Murphy glanced at Loren, this was the first time he truly saw this Half-Dwarf Marshal, he looked Loren up and down, but because the dwarf’s appearance really didn’t conform to the vampire’s aesthetics, so Murphy didn’t notice any remarkable characteristics.

He shook his head and said in a gentle tone:

"You will certainly die at the hands of the Transia people because of those things you’ve done in the past! That is a destined future, since death is already predetermined, wasting time on verbal humiliation before it occurs only makes us Transia people appear extravagant and crude.

The current situation is not suitable for wasting time on such matters, I feel both sides should be more pragmatic."

He led the way at the front, the Marshal followed behind, both changed out of their sterile protective gear and left the treatment room, then passed through another corridor heading to the conference room.

On the way, with hands folded behind his back, Murphy explained to Marshal Loren:

"I think Lord Paryen has already revealed the topic of conversation to you, regarding the post-war handling of the Brass Fortress ruins, I discussed this issue with Lord Ofg and Lord Baldur, both Silver Dwarfs and Frost Dwarfs are very willing to support their Brass Dwarf brothers, even if they’ve been punished by the Mother Earth.

But no matter if it’s the Silver Fort or Frostfort, they are too far from the Brass Fortress, both have their respective duties and cannot dispatch large numbers of soldiers to help the Brass Dwarves reclaim their ruined city.

So this matter ultimately falls on you.

You are one of the highest representative of the dwarf race within human civilization, the resources you can utilize are also considerable, so it’s likely you’ll have to take charge to clean up the mess for the Brass Dwarves.

Whether it is dispatching an army to directly intervene, or using diplomatic means, you need to solve a very real problem.

If you want to recover the ruins, you’ll have to fight, but numerous factions entrenched there aren’t easy to deal with, now adding the factor of the Chaos Faction into the mix, turns the Brass Fortress ruins into a powder keg ready to explode at any moment."

"Indeed, your analysis is very precise, I cannot find fault, actually, I have indeed received the proposal from Silver Fort regarding this matter."

Perhaps due to the candor Murphy exhibited, in short, the Dwarf Marshal did not hide the issues he’s presently facing, he said:

"In my original plan, the Exploratory Corps vanguard, after clearing the chaos in the Northern Peninsula, would enter the Brass Fortress ruins through the Gorgon wound, and cooperate with the Shield Dwarves to solve the issues there in short time.

But my vanguard... suffered heavy losses.

We must withdraw to the Dorod Fortress for rest and defense, but the disturbance of the Merfolk in the old continent, especially the possible risks in the densely watery East Prussia and Anjou region, makes me unable to focus for a long time to come.

So, whatever proposal you have, just say it directly.

This matter concerns the dignity of the dwarves, my personal attitude cannot play a decisive role in it.

What I mean is, if the Transia people want to participate in the retrieval efforts for the Brass Ruins, I would be very welcoming."

"Good! That’s exactly what I’m about to say next."

Murphy showed a smile, he extended his hand to open the conference room door, inviting the Marshal to enter, while Adel and her subordinates have already set up a mock-up of the Brass Ruins on the ground here.