"Oh my God, there is such a thing!" Poppy's long-term concept of development was shattered. Because she had not had any contact with her fellow tribes for a long time, she didn't even know what the most common knowledge of the Yodels was.

She almost forgot that she was a Yodel, and even thought she was a human, but she suffered from dwarfism and was born short. It was not until she witnessed her mentor and best friend Oren slowly aging and dying, and she never ages, that she remembered that she was a Yodel.

After remembering that she was a Yodel, another big news bombed her brain and it turned out that she might have been looking for a peerless hero who had been looking for hundreds of years!

Poppy finally digested the important news that Geno told her, and she finally regained a little confidence, but the deep-rooted lack of confidence cannot be eliminated by an epiphany.

When looking for a hero, I hit hard, and when I am a hero, I am timid.

"Thank you, the human who has the hammer. I don't think I've done enough to be a hero, but I will work hard in this direction until one day I admit that I have the ability to take on this heavy responsibility on my shoulders."

Poppy said this to Geno, but it was like telling Oren's heroic spirit. Geno smiled with praise to her, and for a moment, Poppy also saw Oren smile at him.

He wore scaled mail, with metal pieces stacked and interlaced, each piece of which was an indispensable part of this armor. His words and actions seemed to be as inspiring as touching the soul, which reminded Poppy of some of the Yodel spells, but he did not rely on magic, but achieved the same effect with just his words and actions.

In Poppy's eyes, this is even more amazing than all the magic in the world.

Geno was convinced that Poppy had regained her confidence and asked her another irrelevant question: "Poppy, do you know Tristana?"

"I don't know." Poppy shook his head and replied, his huge head like a rattle.

"Some people call Tristana a small cannon, and others say you are very similar, one holding a hammer and the other holding a cannon, saying you are a hammer-shaped cannon."

Geno was serious nonsense, and innocence Poppy was convinced.

"Hammer-shaped cannon? Hey, it's so interesting. I suddenly wanted to see the Tristana you mentioned. Where is she?"

"If I guess correctly, I should be in the hometown of the Yodel people, Bander City."

Geno remembered that Tristana seemed to be the guard of Bandel City, the artillery company commander, and so on. In fact, she was the only one with a few confused Yoder people, forming a guardian organization called Bandel Gunners.

She did this because she was one of the few Yodels who awakened the sense of crisis, and was infected by human military discipline and began to restrain herself with the code of conduct of soldiers.

If Geno was not mistaken, then Tristana would most likely have a good patrol in Bandell's forest alone. Not all Bandells can be as strict as hers. After all, everyone is used to being lazy and comfortable.

"Home? I haven't been back for a long time, and I can't find the way home." Bobby was originally planning to entrust Hammer to find another opportunity to return to Bandar City, but for hundreds of years, he has not found a qualified master for Hammer.

"Demacia has no portal to go home. If you want to go home, you are welcome to Piltwolf to find me. I know the witch who is in charge of the portal. She will take you home."

I really don’t know what Tristana would think when she saw Poppy. After all, Poppy has participated in the army and is more like a soldier than her in all aspects. I don’t know if Tristana will be furious and say that Poppy has stolen her limelight.

It's fun to think about it.

"Thank you, the human who has the hammer. If I need it, I will definitely go back to Piltwolf to find you."

"You're welcome, and I don't call the human with the hammer, my name is Jeno."

"Thank you, I remember your name, Hammer."

Geno's face turned dark and he emphasized again: "My name is Jeno, not Hammer."

"Oh, sorry, I missed my tongue. Goodbye, I'm going to prove myself!" Poppy carried the hammer on her shoulder. This time, her steps were no longer rapid, but much more relaxed. She walked dozens of meters away and turned around to greet Geno again: "Goodbye, hammer!"

Geno's face turned dark again and he shouted at her, "Then don't come back!"

"What did you say? I can't hear it!"

"I'm the Hammer of the Najodel!"

...

After saying goodbye to Poppy, Geno took a little effort to find the gray horse that survived the disaster.

He had no idea about the corpse of the two-legged dragon. He threw Ogwisha on the horse's back and led the reins to move slowly and steadily towards the west.

Walking deep in the forest, extending across the winding mountain road to the north, the air is filled with the fragrance of pine and wild flowers. This fragrance is intoxicating and enjoyable. This is a gift from the steep mountains in the north.

However, the smell of the soil suddenly reminded her of the scene in the nightmare and she couldn't help but feel cold on her back.

Ogwisha woke up, opened her eyes and found herself placed on the horse's back like a pack, with a familiar back in front of the reins.

"Oh my God, I'm not dead? And there's nothing wrong with it!" Ogwisha supported her upper body with her arms, and changed her posture from lying down on her back to sitting up. The feeling of health from her body made her feel incredible.

She reached out and touched her forehead. She remembered knocking her head down before she fainted. Sure enough, she touched some blood-clogged debris on her forehead, which showed that she had indeed been injured.

"We escaped? Where are those two-legged flying dragons?" The memory in reality is a bit blurry, but she still remembers the flying dragons that appear in the nightmare.

When Geno broke up her nightmare entity, he just stopped her from continuing to dream, drove out the nightmare, and did not solve the nightmare from the root.

"It was solved by the Yodel who had the hammer." Geno answered without looking back, because he knew that Ogwisha had nothing to do with it, so there was no need to ask about the situation.

"She is so awesome..." Ogwisha's impression of Poppy was already very weak, and she only remembered the figure waving the war hammer.

"If you can easily swing a warhammer that is twice your height, you'll be very powerful."

"What a joke..." Ogwisha imagined the scene as Jeno's words. She was 1.7 meters tall and waving a huge warhammer of 3.5 meters... Oh my God, what kind of freak is that, it doesn't match human mechanics at all!

She shook her head and shook her unrealistic fantasies, and watched her healthy herself sit on the only horse, while Geno was walking on the slightly muddy mountain road, feeling a little sad.

"Why don't you change to ride a horse? Or ride sharing is OK."

"Miyin City is not far away, I'll just walk. We're going to the city to add another horse, and you'll get rid of this saddle."

While talking, the two of them climbed over a mountain. Under the open sky, a mountain city surrounded by mountains and rivers appeared in front of them.
Chapter completed!