No wonder the Dwarf Elders are so excited.
Because they too just tasted the feeling their king, Brute Hammer the Second, experienced.
In fact, from an emotional perspective, they felt even more delighted than their king, Brute Hammer the Second, because at least he was able to engage with Duke Grobas during the previous battle.
But the Dwarf Elders initially faced the dragon leader Aisores, who was casting lightning across the sky the entire time, never landing; the elders could only watch as their priests fought with Divine Art.
Later, three more Giant Dragons came, but they still hovered above, ceaselessly attacking with breath and Magic.
This had long stoked the Dwarf Elders' frustration.
And now it was released; to use a crude metaphor, the relief was akin to - 'a sailor finally meeting his girlfriend on shore after a month at sea...'
....
In the sky.
After witnessing this scene, both the Aisores Dragon Group and Legendary Mage Gaoxi slowed their attack pace.
