The miners in Westwind City have basically transformed into new types of miners now. They no longer have to dig ore by themselves like old miners before, take them out of the mine, and then smelt them by themselves.

They are often only engaged in a very single job, for example, several miners are responsible for digging ore with a pickaxe, and they don’t care about it after the ore is dug down. Then there are other miners who are specifically responsible for moving the ore into the small mine cart. Then someone who was in charge of the mine cart pulled the mine cart out of the cave, and then someone was responsible for getting the ore into the smelting furnace outside the cave.

One ring and one ring!

Every worker only does a little bit.

At first they thought that this would lead to a decrease in efficiency, but then they discovered that it was more efficient. It really made them confused. Everyone only did a little bit. Why was it more efficient than before?

But no matter what, the method Godafather taught is a good method anyway, just follow it.

At this time, it was getting late and Godafather was suddenly summoned. The group of miners ran to the church curiously and saw Robb standing in front of a purple portal, waving at them.

The miners and dwarves ran up to Robb, "What's Godafather's order?"

Robb smiled and said: "I found a relatively rare ore in a distant place, and I need you to dig it."

"Rare ore?" The ordinary miners didn't respond, but the dwarves were suddenly excited: "Is it Mithril? Or Thorium?"

Robb smiled and said: "Mithril and Thorium are too low-end, that one is a little more advanced."

"What?" The dwarves were shocked: "Better than Mithril and Thorium? What kind of mine is that? I have never heard of mines higher than Mithril and Thorium. Oh, Godafather, you must Take us to see and see."

The dwarves deal with stones throughout their lives. They like to play with the strange ores and metals with mysterious magic power. They are fascinated by them. The greatest metals they have seen before are mithril and thorium. One block is enough for them to play happily for a year, and now I hear Robb say that there are more advanced ores than mithril and thorium, it is not happy to go to heaven.

Robb said, "But... the place is a bit weird, and the conditions for mining are not very good. In short, let's go and see if we can dig, we can dig. If we can't dig, let's think of a way..."

Before he could finish his sentence, a dwarf yelled: "For the high-level ore, any difficulty can be overcome."

He didn't even need to listen to the back anymore. He immersed himself in the portal and entered, wherever it was opposite, whether there were swords, mountains of fire, or whether there were monsters entrenched, he just rushed.

The other dwarves didn't care, and with a roar, they all rushed into the portal.

Robb couldn't laugh or cry: "This group of second-hands is so aggressive, I think they are going to be flattened."

The human miners have to be more cautious. They tentatively asked: "Is the portal very dangerous?"

Robb said: "It's not dangerous, but I opened the door very close to the lake. They rushed like this, I'm afraid..."

When the human miners got through the door, they understood. The portal opened only a yard or two away from the lake. The dwarves rushed through the door with their heads buried in the door. The scene changed as soon as they passed through the door. They had no time to react and they rushed directly. I entered the lake, and now they are all soaking in the lake, and some people shouted in the lake: "Oh, I can't swim, help me."

The human miners laughed and hurriedly fished the dwarves out of the water.

The dwarves stood on the shore, shaking the water beads on their bodies and cursing at the lake. It took a long time before they turned their heads: "Godafather, where are the rare ores you said?"

Robb pointed his finger at the lake in front of him: "At the bottom of the lake."

Dwarves: "Hey!"

The human miner laughed: "Don't dwarves know how to swim?"

The dwarves said angrily: "We used to live in caves in the mountains, how could we possibly swim?"

"Don't be afraid if you don't know how to swim." Robb said, "I will give you an underwater breath."

After that, Robb kicked all the dwarves into the water with one kick.

The poor dwarves screamed as soon as they fell into the water, but they immediately found out, hey, you can breathe in the water, so there is nothing to be afraid of. A group of ducks are happily fluttering in the water, but they can’t swim but they don’t. He can swim. Although he won't drown, he can't move forward in the water. He can only float in embarrassment.

Fortunately, the human miners followed, dragged the dwarves, and dived towards the center of the lake.

After a while, the miners reached the bottom of the lake, Robb also turned into a large seal and swam over, throwing a flare under the water (again, the flare is magic, not a technological flare, so it is also underwater. Can be used).

The flares illuminated the bottom of the lake, and a large area of ​​underwater veins appeared in front of the miners and dwarves.

"Oh, oh, this is the rare mine Godafather said." A human miner touched the stone of the Ao Gold vein with his hand, with a strange expression on his face: "Never saw it."

The dwarves had already surrounded themselves. A dwarf even pulled out a small mining pick from his waist and knocked on the veins. He quickly knocked out a fist-sized ore. He held the ore in his hand. Look left, look right, and carefully look at its cross section, from there you can see a metallic luster glowing with blue light.

The dwarf said: "Although I don't know this kind of ore, I only look at the cross section of this stone. It really is a very powerful metal. It is even inherently magical. Look at this blue light."

The miners are all knowledgeable, and they are amazed by the Olympic gold ore.

Robb smiled and said, "Well, the location of the mine is given to everyone. Next, it's the question of how to dig."

The dwarves and the miners looked at each other suddenly, how to dig? What to do with the underwater mine? This is really difficult to do.

Robb said: "I have already thought about it. We divide the people into two groups. One group takes an underwater breath from me every day and works underwater. The other group works on the shore. The underwater group is responsible for digging ore. The people on the shore set up a large rack by the lake and used a long rope to sink a large basket into the water. The people under the water put the ore into the basket, and the people on the shore pulled it up. , Sent back to Westwind City through the portal."

The miners understood right after hearing that this is actually the current gameplay of Xifeng Mine. Division of labor and cooperation, some people are only responsible for digging, and some people are only responsible for transportation. In this way, they have entered a familiar rhythm.

Of course, there is also a division of labor.

Without thinking about it, the dwarves raised their hands together and said, "We are going to be a shore team."

The human miner laughed loudly: "Stupid dwarf can't swim, you don't need to think about it. The salary of the underwater team must be higher. We want to be the underwater team."