"Your Majesty." As soon as the Ironbreaker entered, he immediately bowed to the Dwarf King.
"All right, human. Arm-wrestle him," the Dwarf King said.
The young lady and Tachi Bro were a little confused. Hadn't Lin Yun been supposed to prove his abilities? Shouldn't he be demonstrating his skill at smithing?
Still, this wasn't a field they knew much about, and Lin Yun seemed very confident, so they didn't say anything.
At most... they were getting ready to run.
After all, if Lin Yun got carried away showing off and the Dwarves refused to recognize him as a Clan Craftsman, they'd be in serious trouble.
They might not understand Dwarves as well as Lin Yun did, but they knew how important a Clan Craftsman was to them.
Someone pretending to be a Clan Craftsman? That would probably drive every Dwarf there into a frenzy.
If Lin Yun hadn't seemed so reliable throughout their journey, they would probably have been thinking... Go ahead and go crazy if you want. We'll be taking our leave.
But it just went to show that they didn't really understand Dwarves.
Clan Craftsmen did have exceptional smithing skills, but to Dwarves, a blacksmith's strength and stamina were what mattered most. So the quickest and most straightforward way to show what a Clan Craftsman could do was to test his strength.
So, even if it looked rather childish...
You could say this was the real deal, couldn't you?
"Oh, yes." The Ironbreaker looked a little stiff as he replied.
Soon, another Ironbreaker came in carrying something that looked like an anvil. That made sense. They were "nonhumans," after all, and an ordinary table couldn't support two of them wrestling.
"Wait." Just as the Hammerer Dwarf across from him was getting ready, Lin Yun suddenly called out.
"What