Shura's Wrath Chapter 401 - H-H-H-Handsome Pan!

H-H-H-Handsome Pan!

Translator: Mr Voltaire

Editor: Chlocolatte

"I'm glad you feel that way towards the Dwarves. No wonder why the Dwarves still trust the Fairies so much, even after 10,000 years," Yun Meng Xin said. Things were going much smoother than she had expected. Many of the things that she had prepared to say in case things went sour were completely unnecessary.

"So where is the Dwarf Clan? Have they already come out of hiding?" Granny Witherwood asked.

"The Dwarves are currently residing in the east of the Forgotten Continent, and they have a powerful guardian protecting them. In order to leave, they must fulfil three requirements that their ancestors left for them. Two of those requirements can be immediately fulfilled, but the other one requires your cooperation. The Dwarves are in a much worse situation than your Fairy Clan is in. Every day, they live in suffering, but cannot leave because of their ancestors' requirements. They can only endure year after year, and you are the only ones who can save them. Chief Greenwood, would you be willing to visit the Dwarves with me, so that they can rejoin the Forgotten Continent?" Yun Meng Xin sincerely said.

Greenwood didn't think much as he slowly nodded, "If it's truly like that, I must go. Even if it's not for us, but just for them, we should create a place to live. However, before that, young lady, I have a question for you."

"Please go ahead," Yun Meng Xin replied as she smiled. She already knew what the question was.

Greenwood looked at her in the eyes as he said in a serious voice, "You recommended that my clan should leave this place, and rejoin the Forgotten Continent. You thought of every step, and even brought up our friends who had gone into hiding, the Dwarves¦ you've put a lot of thought into this, into every tiny detail. I want to know what your goal is in doing this. More directly, what do you hope to gain from this? I'm sure you're not doing this purely out of the kindness of your heart."

Greenwood's question was something that Granny Witherwood and the

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