While Abel was worrying about matters concerning the divine kingdom, all the upper echelons of the Dwarf race had gathered in the main hall of the Imperial Palace in Ironforge.
"Everyone, just now, the great God of Hills' divine artifact left behind among our race, the Lightning Hammer, was recalled!" Dwarf King Gunther glanced at the assembled officials and spoke solemnly of what had just happened.
"The great God of Hills has resurrected!" Rule Wizard Hulton cried out in delight.
Like him, nearly every Dwarf in the hall was overjoyed and excited.
As the spiritual pillar of the Dwarf race, the God of Hills was the deity mentioned most often. His spirit of sacrifice, formidable combat power, and everything about him had become legend among the Dwarves.
Many of the Dwarves here had grown up listening to stories of the God of Hills. Those stories were filled with praise for him.
Of course, this had also been deliberately arranged by the Dwarf race to prevent the Dwarves from being overly influenced by the Wizard Guild and to preserve their own culture and traditions.
The Dwarf Kings of every generation had always followed this principle, and it had indeed produced results.
Although the Dwarf race had joined the Wizard Guild, it had remained a unified whole, thanks to this method of education.
As for why the Dwarf King did not promote the living God of Fire, but instead promoted the dead God of Hills, that was precisely where his wisdom lay.
If they promoted the God of Fire, the Wizard Guild would learn that the Dwarf race, like the Elf race, still held firmly to its faith.
The reason the Dwarf race possessed so many wizards was that the Wizard Guild considered them safe and had likewise opened its wizard inheritance