The game has become a real alternate world-Chapter 150 - 93 Fragments/Dwarf Council_2

Kana also walked over.

Everyone looked, Bobo was pointing at something inside a glass box that seemed like fabric.

Kana directly reached over and opened the glass.

Took out the fabric inside.

"Fabric woven from spider silk, I trust you all have seen it, the spiders outside actually all ran out from here.

Their origin is that spider mother."

"And this series of experiments were all for this thing."

Kana looked at the fabric in his hand and finally handed it to them.

"It’s so smooth."

"Also very flexible and lightweight."

"It actually has a certain level of magic conductivity."

"Very high-level fabric."

This is the player’s greatest achievement; after all, in the game, players cannot use the Stone of Creation in the early to mid stages.

And spider web is a very versatile and very high-level crafting material.

Many high-level items require this material to be crafted.

And the birth of this material originated from a player team discovering a relic.

The originator and publisher of the entire quest chain was also a master tailor, who started it to acquire high-level material.

"I assume acquiring this fabric isn’t easy, given those spiders aren’t really friendly," Alyris said.

Kana nodded: "If it was before, it would indeed be difficult, but now, it’s actually quite easy.

The purpose of creating those spiders was to obtain their spider silk and weave it into fabric, and controlling and breeding the spiders were considered from the beginning of creation.

Once, these alchemy methods thought of merging humans and spiders into one, forming a spider mother to control them.

But later they found out the spiders born from the spider mother actually didn’t possess any aggressiveness, making them easy to breed.

Only they would harbor hatred towards living beings under the leadership of the spider mother, because these alchemists weren’t good people, and the girls merged into the spider bodies, even losing consciousness, still held onto their hatred."

Simply put, as long as you find a way to eliminate the spider mother, those spiders already have no aggressiveness.

Otherwise, it wouldn’t be the case that Kana and they entered the spider nest, yet the spiders didn’t attack them.

It’s not a matter that can be explained by fear, after all, they are just spiders, not possessing much wisdom.

It’s just a pity they don’t have the energy or manpower right now to carry out spider breeding, and developing this industry will require some waiting, until the village stabilizes.

For now, let these spiders live here.

"Come on, let’s get to business, I need to dismantle some alchemy equipment, help me carry it."

This is the second reason Kana came here.

Due to the relic being well-sealed, so besides dust, these connected equipments inside are still usable.

And there are enough, enough completeness.

At least enough for Kana to use by himself that’s for sure.

Afterwards, Kana started dismantling these equipments.

After dismantled almost completely, everyone then carried the equipment and began to move out.

As they left the nest.

Those spiders once again returned to their territory and started entering the lab along the slope passage.

This environment seems to better suit their survival, and soon they built a nest again inside.

...

"Who are you?"

On a mountain’s watchtower, several dwarves looked at Anita’s team warily.

Anita quickly used her Holy Light.

Sure enough, seeing the Holy Light, these dwarves’ vigilance relaxed.

And before George spoke, several dwarves hurried over from behind.

One dwarf looked at George and slapped his forehead hard.

"It’s you, young brother." This dwarf clearly knew George.

George nodded repeatedly, but he actually didn’t recognize this dwarf. Or rather, trying to distinguish every dwarf he had seen was too difficult for him, he felt most dwarves looked similar.

He felt familiar seeing every dwarf.

"You know him?" a dwarf captain asked.

The dwarf nodded: "He was with the Evil Breaker before, helping us defeat the enemy."

"You mean, he’s the Evil Breaker’s companion?!" The dwarf exclaimed.

Immediately lowered their weapons and surrounded George.

"Who is the Evil Breaker, is he here?"

"Is it you?" a dwarf pointed at a soldier.

The soldier shook his head frantically.

"Then is it you?" another knight also shook his head quickly.

They all didn’t know who the dwarf was referring to.

"Is he over two meters tall?"

"Has fists the size of a head?"

"Has thighs thicker than my waist?"

"..."

The dwarves asked around George, and their tales grew more and more absurd.

Anita watched nearby, a bit bewildered, but she probably guessed that the one referred to as Evil Breaker was likely Kana.

It seems Kana is quite famous among these Gray Mountain Dwarves.

"Alright, get out of the way, I will lead the guests over."

This dwarf captain didn’t even ask why they came, and led them towards the watchtower.

After knowing their purpose, they immediately sent the War Sheep to lead them to the dwarves’ Gray Furnace Castle.

Upon arriving at Gray Furnace Castle.

Still in Gray Furnace Castle, Lurik came to greet them.

Anita was a bit surprised seeing Lurik come personally.

She knew Lurik’s status among the Gray Mountain Dwarves.

She quietly asked George beside her: "What did your Prince do here to be so famous?"

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