The Undead sent out Earth-Element Law Mages... They had no plans to keep building resurrection points here, so there was no need to preserve the land.
Thunderous rumbles echoed throughout the mountains as every towering stone house was torn down completely.
The Undead had no intention of simply heading home. Although they had found quite a few good things in the five enormous elder residences, how could a Dwarven family possibly not have its own family treasury?
What no one had expected was that there was practically nothing valuable in the chief's manor of this group of Dilo Dwarves... The Undead's first reaction was that something was suspicious, so his home was the first one they tore apart.
Unfortunately, there really was nothing there.
The Undead found this outcome deeply regrettable... In their hearts, they had believed that the chief might have been biding his time, gathering strength for a future counterattack... Could he really have been a complete and utter loser?
That guy had remained at the very back the whole time, with no intention of joining the elders' subordinates in attacking. The Undead had thought he had something up his sleeve!
He had turned out to be a useless man simply giving up in despair!
Many Undead who had already envisioned a grand tale of a defeated underdog's comeback could only leave in disappointment... They had been the first to rush up and tear down the chief's manor, expecting to find something good.
Hill could not help laughing.
Even Selûne, who had been watching from the sidelines, could not help saying, "That chief must have prepared an escape route for himself, right? Even the poorest Dilo Dwarf wouldn't have no magical items at all in his residence."
Hill answered softly, "The Dilo Dwarves connect through family surnames. Even