"That's better now," Lynch said. "No matter what those Snake-men want to excavate, it's impossible for them to enter the legendary Gem River again. Morgan, when you go back, you'd better persuade the Dwarf King, but don't tell him directly about our discovery. I think, as long as the dwarves stop working, these Snake-men will slowly withdraw."
"I understand, that's the safest way!" Morgan replied. "If treasures are to be discovered, it's the business of the dwarves themselves, we don't need snake-heads to help."
Zilvra suddenly nudged Lynch and whispered, "Let's leave quickly, I've heard a lot of hissing sounds. There must be quite a few Snake-men coming this way."
The three of them hurried away, though the dwarf was being dragged along. Morgan's big red beard bobbed up and down. Although he said nothing, Lynch could sense his excitement, eager for action.
