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The Chief of the Dwarves is the leader of the [[Village of the Dwarves]]. Though someone biased against [[elf|elves]] and [[human]]s, the Chief of the Dwarves nevertheless decided to hear [[Kirkis]] out when he and the [[Toran Liberation Army]] came to the Village of the Dwarves seeking his aid.

Though hesitant to believe that [[Kwanda Rosman]] could have infiltrated the [[Dwarves' Vault]] to steal the [[Burning Mirror]], the Chief of the Dwarves told them if they could infiltrate the Dwarves' Vault themselves and retrieve the [[~~Running~~ Water ~~Root~~]], he would believe their story.

Though hesitant to believe that [[Kwanda Rosman]] could have infiltrated the [[Dwarves' Vault]] to steal the [[Burning Mirror]], the Chief of the Dwarves told them if they could infiltrate the Dwarves' Vault themselves and retrieve the [[Flowing Water Cane]], he would believe their story.

[[File:Chief calls out thievery.png|thumb|left|220px|Ho ho ho! Stay in school, kids.]]When Kirkis and [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]] retrieved the ~~Running~~ Water ~~Root~~, the Chief of the Dwarves was forced to believe their story and began to prepare the [[Firewind Cannon]].

[[File:Chief calls out thievery.png|thumb|left|220px|Ho ho ho! Stay in school, kids.]]When Kirkis and [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]] retrieved the Flowing Water Cane, the Chief of the Dwarves was forced to believe their story and began to prepare the [[Firewind Cannon]].

Though unable to build the Firewind Cannon in time to stop Kwanda Rosman from using the Burning Mirror on [[Lukie Ende Towayo]], the Chief of the Dwarves used the Firewind Cannon against Kwanda Rosman after the [[Battle at Pannu Yakuta Castle]], claiming that was what Kwanda got for stealing and noting that he had got there just in time.

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 The Chief of the Dwarves is the leader of the [[Village of the Dwarves]]. Though someone biased against [[elf|elves]] and [[human]]s, the Chief of the Dwarves nevertheless decided to hear [[Kirkis]] out when he and the [[Toran Liberation Army]] came to the Village of the Dwarves seeking his aid.
-Though hesitant to believe that [[Kwanda Rosman]] could have infiltrated the [[Dwarves' Vault]] to steal the [[Burning Mirror]], the Chief of the Dwarves told them if they could infiltrate the Dwarves' Vault themselves and retrieve the [[Running Water Root]], he would believe their story.
+Though hesitant to believe that [[Kwanda Rosman]] could have infiltrated the [[Dwarves' Vault]] to steal the [[Burning Mirror]], the Chief of the Dwarves told them if they could infiltrate the Dwarves' Vault themselves and retrieve the [[Flowing Water Cane]], he would believe their story.
-[[File:Chief calls out thievery.png|thumb|left|220px|Ho ho ho! Stay in school, kids.]]When Kirkis and [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]] retrieved the Running Water Root, the Chief of the Dwarves was forced to believe their story and began to prepare the [[Firewind Cannon]].
+[[File:Chief calls out thievery.png|thumb|left|220px|Ho ho ho! Stay in school, kids.]]When Kirkis and [[Hero (Suikoden)|McDohl]] retrieved the Flowing Water Cane, the Chief of the Dwarves was forced to believe their story and began to prepare the [[Firewind Cannon]].
 Though unable to build the Firewind Cannon in time to stop Kwanda Rosman from using the Burning Mirror on [[Lukie Ende Towayo]], the Chief of the Dwarves used the Firewind Cannon against Kwanda Rosman after the [[Battle at Pannu Yakuta Castle]], claiming that was what Kwanda got for stealing and noting that he had got there just in time.