It's truly a shame; he's an old dwarf, deeply scarred by war.
If you can invite him, you can freely view the blueprints of the Blackflame Mountain Pass. He is highly esteemed in dwarf society, and it's a privilege he rightly deserves.
Do you need me to send someone to assist you in scouting my territory?"
"That won't be necessary."
Adel stood up and addressed Lord Hether candidly:
"Out of a spy's instinct, I do not trust your people, my Lord.
Especially those Brass Dwarves. I am already aware of their true condition; forgive my bluntness, but those who care only about profit and not war might be the weakest link in the Blackflame Mountain Pass's defense system.
Especially since the Mother Earth has already decreed, you should have prepared for this."
After speaking, Adel made a vampire's gesture and turned to leave, leaving Lord Hether alone in his office to ponder once more.
