Chen Yi had already grown used to Nino Tudi's habit of calling in reinforcements.
Before long, three Dwarves arrived.
They were even more enthusiastic toward Chen Yi than before.
The reason was simple.
Before the war began, the races, tribes, and small factions protected by the Game World had all provided it with a certain degree of support.
This was the price of that protection.
The demands were not excessive. The Game World would not stoop so low for such trifling gains.
That was the policy.
But people were the ones who enforced policies.
Petty officials were the hardest to deal with.
That was precisely the situation the Tudi Tribe had encountered.
A Quartermaster wanted the Dwarves to "accidentally" lose a batch of resources meant for the war.
Where there were policies above, there were countermeasures below.
Anything lost would naturally have to be covered by the Dwarves themselves.
In the past, the Dwarves of the Tudi Tribe might have simply accepted it.
But now they had already built a relationship with Chen Yi, only to be threatened afterward.
Wouldn't that make all their efforts to build that relationship pointless?
Not long after the Dwarves contacted Chen Yi, the Guild Leader of the Quartermaster's guild personally came to apologize, dragging the player along with him.
The next day, the Dwarves received a package.
Inside was the Quartermaster's head.
Chen Yi had not done much.
He had merely used his authority to find out which guild the Quartermaster belonged to, then gave that guild's Guild Leader a heads-up.
What happened afterward was exactly as described above.
Once they realized Chen Yi truly helped when they were in trouble, they naturally wanted to deepen their relationship with him.
It was perfectly normal for them to be more enthusiastic.
Three Dwarves, each less