I, Folyago, am the most devoted lover in Runeterra.

At this moment, Riven finally decided to deliver the final blow.

"You despicable traitor! You cruel executioner!"

"You ordered me to lead my battle group as bait to transport alchemical potions into the trap."

"Then you stood by and watched from the sidelines, betraying me and my brothers, along with 80,000 Galin militia..."

"Kill them all!"

"Dukur! I'm asking you whether you are or aren't!!!"

By the end, Riven's voice had become almost a growl.

Her eyes were filled with overwhelming killing intent.

As soon as these words came out, it immediately caused an uproar.

The army soldiers beside Dukur, in particular, looked at him with a hint of indignation.

Sending soldiers to their deaths was undoubtedly a move that touched a raw nerve with all Noxians.

The soldiers of the army regiment looked at Dukur with a hint of disgust.

Right now, everyone present believed Riven's words to a large extent.

The dark green fire that had previously ignited in the forest perfectly matched everything Riven had described.

If it weren't for the intervention of the gods, the executioner's blade would probably already be upon the heads of the remaining people.

Chapter 247, The Biggest Secret

Dukur's strong mental fortitude had allowed him to regain most of his composure; Dukur was indeed a ruthless man.

Despite these accusations, she remains unfazed.

Now, everything Riven has said has revealed the whole truth.

It turns out that all of this was part of Dukur's evil plan, and the Black Rose behind him.

All the killing was unnecessary.

This not only made the people of Ionia hate Duguel, but even most of the Noxian soldiers found it difficult to face their own inner condemnation.

In the hands of this "just" god, Dukur is likely doomed.

But to everyone's surprise, Dukur's next words took them by surprise.

Riven never expected that someone could be so shameless.

"Captain Riven, you told a good story."

“I never imagined that the hatred you harbor for me would lead you to fabricate such a story.”

Dukur shook his head calmly, as if everything Riven had said before was just a joke.

Even Foygo, suspended in mid-air, found Dukur's expression quite amusing.

He never expected that Dukur would still be able to struggle in his death throes even in this dire situation.

This truly broadened his horizons.

This idea made Foygo somewhat reluctant to kill Dukur, since watching Dukur argue was quite amusing when he was bored.

"Your Majesty, all of this is merely the one-sided story told by this woman."

"There is absolutely no evidence for anything she said."

"Black Rose? Has anyone heard of it?"

"Why would a general of the Empire like myself serve an obscure organization?"

"This is all just a scheme by this woman to frame me." (437)

Dukur shrugged with an extremely innocent expression, his eyes also showing extreme helplessness.

"Dukur, you bastard!"

Riven was furious and almost couldn't resist attacking Dukur.

It was Folger who picked her up at the airport and whispered in Riven's ear, "Take it easy."

Dukur's methods were like those of Sun Wukong in the hands of Buddha.

No matter how much he jumps around, in the end he's just a joke.

With Fryegor's reassurance, Riven gradually calmed down.

Riven's anger caused a glint of joy to flash in Dukur's eyes; what he wanted was to provoke her and make her lose her composure.

Dukur's words also caused some of the wavering soldiers to show doubt.

He looked back and forth between Riven and Duguel with a suspicious and uncertain gaze.

"well.........."

"Although most of what Captain Riven said just now was fabricated."

"The story is quite well-crafted, but there are indeed some truths in it."

Dukur sighed softly, a perfectly appropriate look of apology and guilt appearing on his face.

This acting skill is truly outstanding.

"Indeed, I did this in order to annihilate the enemy's main force."

"The Riven Legion Commander's warband was used as bait."

Dukur said calmly, his words undoubtedly confirming his betrayal of his subordinates.

But soon a glint of light flashed in Dukur's eyes. He made no mention of the wanton massacres, but instead downplayed the issue.

"The enemy's main force consists of 80,000 men, including many formidable experts."

"How many people do we have? At most, we only had about 20,000 when we landed on the coast of Galin."

"How many brothers died during the war in Galin?"

"If we want to defeat the enemy's 80,000 main force, how much will we have to pay in a head-on battle?"

Duguer's tone was very calm, and his words stunned all the Noxian soldiers.

"Commander Riven is right."

“I betrayed two thousand brothers.”

"But if I don't do this, you might be the one who dies, you, or you!!"

Dukur's tone gradually became more assertive, and he pointed to the soldiers around him one by one.

"If you were generals, what would you do?"

"In war, there are always deaths."

"Would you choose to systematically sacrifice two thousand, or engage in direct confrontation resulting in twenty thousand casualties?"

Faced with Duguel's questioning, all the Noxian soldiers remained silent.

If possible, nobody wants to go to their death.

Dukur's words were indeed quite reasonable.

Of course, if that's really what he thinks.

Dukur's methods were indeed brilliant, setting aside the Ionians standing aside.

This instantly won back the hearts of the Noxian faction.

These words completely reversed Dukur's image, which had previously been that of a treacherous villain, a wicked butcher, and an utterly wicked man.

Instead, he became a patriotic general burdened with all the responsibilities.

..........

The scene fell silent for a moment. Under Foygo's instructions, Riven simply stared coldly at Dukur with her icy eyes and did not make any rash moves.

Dukur's sophistry once again made the truth elusive.

"Ha ha ha ha!!!"

"Interesting, really interesting!!!"

In the sky, deafening laughter once again reached everyone's ears.

The laughter was so loud that Duguer coughed up several mouthfuls of blood.

Dukur then looked around and saw that although everyone else was somewhat dazed by the divine power, none of them were coughing up blood like him.

(chde) Dukur was filled with doubt and uncertainty. Could it be that this god was targeting him?

But after thinking about it carefully, Dukur felt it was probably just a coincidence.

But after much deliberation, Dukur could only attribute it all to his earlier injury.

Therefore, mortals can never comprehend the thinking of gods...

...............