Chapter 51

People had gathered around him, two slightly older serious dwarfs entered the house. Perhaps they were going to tell the Chief everything after going inside. Shaking his head in disgust, he turned his eyes towards Bayar, who was hiding behind him. And when he saw the moisture of fear in the bright eyes of little Bayar, he stooped down and picked her up.

After staying with her for so many days, now she had become dear to him like her own child. Bayar also got up on his arms and buried his face in his armpit.

The dwarves were looking at him with strange eyes as he picked up an animal like a child, who was treating the animal like a child while trying to kidnap the children.

They spoke in whispers. They were telling each other by exaggerating his movement.

At the same time, a middle-aged dwarf came out of this big round house and stood on a high place in front of his house. All the dwarves bowed and took a step back where they were. This was probably their way of honoring the chief.