Just like that, Lin Yun stayed behind as a laborer, helping the blacksmith repair the Dragon-Slaying Sword.
In fact, the moment he saw the Dragon-Slaying Sword, Lin Yun had already realized that it was on the verge of collapsing.
However, without a decent forge, repairing the Dragon-Slaying Sword would be far too difficult.
Lin Yun no longer had as many bonuses as his previous character card. Although he had the Artisan's Blessing Wand, the Wand of Insight, and the Fox's Cunning Wand, his basic attributes were still lacking.
Besides, his Hero Points were not very plentiful. What if he accidentally rolled a natural 1 and shattered Gazi's Dragon-Slaying Sword? Wouldn't that be GG?
Moreover, Lin Yun and Gazi had not been close enough at the time for Gazi to hand over his weapon and let Lin Yun repair it. It would have felt like entrusting his life to Lin Yun.
That was why, although Lin Yun knew that Gazi's Dragon-Slaying Sword was already on the verge of collapse, he had not acted recklessly.
After all, there was always the possibility of something going wrong.
Apart from Lin Yun, the others found a place to rest for the time being, while Gazi followed Lirket to the Order of the Eagle's nearby cenotaph.
Although it was called the Order of the Eagle's cenotaph, it should actually have been called a sword grave.
Everything had happened too suddenly. On top of that, the Order of the Eagle had already been fleeing, and all their belongings had been lost in that sacrifice.
So... from a certain perspective, every "trace" of the Order of the Eagle's members—whether their weapons, clothes, or anything else that could prove they had existed—had vanished on that day.
That was why this cenotaph was, in truth, merely Lirket working for