"Hm?" The Dwarf Warrior raised an eyebrow slightly, turned the insignia around, and looked at the back. There was a bunch of text written in Ancient Dwarfish, imbued with a little magical power, much like the work of a Rune Blacksmith.
Only someone who knew Ancient Dwarfish could read it. Otherwise, it just looked like a pattern.
"This arrogant little brat's got the credentials. And I'm vouching for him. If you still recognize your old man up north." ...A very Dwarfish way of putting it.
The Dwarf Warrior captain raised an eyebrow. "All right, come on in. Hey, you lot, break it up!" he shouted at the other Dwarfs above them, then led Lin Yun inside.
For such short legs, that Dwarf could move pretty fast...
Lin Yun wore an expression that said he'd expected as much, while Tachi Bro and the Dwarf Miner beside him looked utterly baffled.
What was this, brother? You were a human, so why did you have a Clan Craftsman insignia? And not just any insignia, but one from the Dwarven Clan Craftsmen of Warhammer. The other guy seemed to believe you, too.
The Dwarfs in Warhammer were incredibly stubborn. The fact that they were willing to teach humans was already impressive, let alone hand over a Clan Craftsman insignia.
In any case, with the Dwarf Warrior captain leading them, Lin Yun spotted at least two more Dwarf sentry patrols along the way. None of them stopped the group, though. They climbed straight up the steep slope and headed toward Hornburg.
In fact, since Lin Yun had kept the Sleeping God Eye active the whole time, these were... merely the visible guard posts.
He could sense quite a few life forms elsewhere, each feeling like a "rock." If he remembered correctly... the Dwarfs had Ranger