I raise elves in Florian

Chapter 179 Gorilla Warrior 2

The group of five soon arrived at the neighboring village, and after making some inquiries, they found a blacksmith who was forging iron.

After handing the letter to the blacksmith, the group of five returned to the old woman and continued to fulfill her requests.

Whether it was intentional or not, the old woman would make things difficult for Shi Yichen and the others, but after they fulfilled each of her requests, she would make the next request.

The demands escalated from a few to over a dozen, making Philon, Shutark, and Zain want to give up. This not only slowed their progress but also wasted their time. If they didn't get their demands addressed soon, they would have no choice but to leave.

Shi Yichen and Frilian, on the other hand, were enjoying themselves, with Frilian wishing she could stay there a little longer.

"This old woman is completely impervious to reason."

Zain looked at the old woman sitting at the table and said that they had done so much for her, but she just wouldn't budge.

"The stubborn mother-in-law truly lives up to her name."

Shutark agreed with Zain's point that they really weren't being informed of any news.

"Sorry! If it were Simmel or Haita, they could get along well with her in half a day."

Seeing this scene reminded Frilian of Simmel and Haita, the two with the sweetest tongues who knew how to make the elderly happy. If they were there, they would be a perfect match.

The gorilla warrior's personality is similar to Simmel's; he also started his journey after hearing about Simmel's deeds.

"Everyone on our team is terrible at talking."

Philen was also helpless about this situation, because that was just her personality. Frilian was also clueless about social etiquette, Shi Yichen was only good to his family and lovers, Shutark was too reckless, and Zain was out of the question.

"Here, one last thing: clean up the hero statues in the canyon."

The old woman handed a bucket to Zain and said to Shi Yichen and the others.

"Come on, I'll lead the way."

As the old woman spoke, she led Shi Yichen and the others, heading towards the mountains.

"What hero statue?"

This puzzled Frillie. She remembered that Simmel had not left a statue here. If it wasn't Simmel, then who was it?

"It is said that long, long ago, there were statues of heroes who saved the world. That's all I know. They are unknown, forgotten heroes. Our village has been managing the statues for generations."

The old woman told Shi Yichen and the others that she didn't know when the hero statue was erected; she only knew that the village managed the statue.

"The forgotten heroes."

I feel sorry for these forgotten heroes. They were heroes who saved the world, but now they are forgotten. How sad is that?

"Could it be him?"

Upon hearing the old woman's words, Shi Yichen immediately thought of Kraft, who himself had once said...

"By the way, you're the monk with the goatee, right?"

The old woman looked at Zain beside her and asked, as she had also learned of this nickname from the gorilla warrior.

"How did you know?"

Zan looked at the old woman with some doubt.

The old woman glanced at Zain but didn't say anything. Instead, she led them forward.

"arrive."

The old woman led Shi Yichen and the others to a statue.

“Monks and warriors, such ancient statues.”

Frillie looked at the ancient-looking statue in front of her and felt that the warrior looked so familiar.

"He seems a lot like Mr. Zain and Mr. Gorilla Warrior."

Philon looked at the ancient statue and felt as if she had seen this warrior somewhere before.

"Isn't this Kraft?"

Shi Yichen looked at the warrior's statue and the hero's sword at Kraft's waist.

"I felt like I recognized this soldier. Oh, it's him."

Frillie also remembered; no wonder the warrior looked familiar—it was Kraft.

"That's true."

Shutark also looked at the statue of Kraft.

"Exactly the same."

Philon also said in surprise.

"Let's begin."

Frilian looked at Zain, who was carrying a bucket of water, and said.

Zain acted as if he hadn't heard anything, continuing to stare at the statue, because there was another one in their village, and he and the gorilla warriors used to play under their statues when he was a child.

"Zain?"

Frilian looked at Zain with a puzzled expression.

"I see, so this person's name is Kraft!"

Zain looked at the statue of Kraft, and it was the first time he had ever heard of the warrior's name, Kraft.

"What about this side?"

Zain pointed to the statue of the monk on the other side and asked Shi Yichen and the others, because the statue looked too much like him and the gorilla warrior.

"I don't know about that."

Frillie was increasingly puzzled. She had never heard Clafot mention him, and judging from the statue, the monk should be a human, probably long dead.

"Yichen, do you know?"

Frilian looked at Shi Yichen beside her, because she was the first person she met, Kraft, and perhaps she would know something about this monk.

"I don't know the monk's name either; I only know that the two of them are teammates."

Shi Yichen shrugged and said to Frilian that she hadn't heard Kraft mention his monk friend either.

"I see. Let's clean up first."

Zain said with a hint of regret, picking up a bucket and starting to clean the statue. There was nothing the old woman could do but let Zain do the cleaning.

After Zain cleaned it up, the hero's statue was finally cleaned.

"Finally done, I'm exhausted."

Zain stretched his back; he felt like his back was completely useless, it hurt so much.

"It's a pity it's not a bronze statue, otherwise I could have used magic to clean it up."

Looking at the newly restored statue, Frilian said that there were other magics that could be used to clean it, but Frilian had collected so many spells that she was too lazy to think about it and simply let Zain clean it by hand.

“I had the gorilla do the same thing, but he didn’t clean it as well.”

At this moment, the old woman came over and nodded in satisfaction as she looked at the statue that Zan had cleaned.

"Besides being good at fighting, he doesn't have any other advantages."

Zain agreed with the old woman; that guy couldn't possibly do such meticulous work.

"But his name is truly impressive. The gorilla mentions you often; he wants to be a hero who goes down in history with you."

The old woman looked at Zain and started talking about the gorilla, which was a promise the gorilla and Zain had made when they were children.

"Well, we'll wait for you downstairs."

Shi Yichen held Frilian's hand and gave Philon and Shutark a look, knowing that the old woman had something to say to Zain.

"Ah."

Zain nodded.