Necromancy God of Heroes of Might and Magic

2020-10-31

  Chapter 343 Elron

In Rhodes' view, the relationship between the two creatures recorded in the Psalm, Including their final decisions, their endings, are actually not worthy of praise.

There is not enough strength to control their fate, and they can only rely on this uncertain ceremony in the end. Once the ceremony fails, the fate of these two creatures can be imagined. Fortunately, the ceremony was a success, and the psalms were able to extol their feelings.

Rhodes didn't know whether Sasha intervened in the ceremony during the ceremony. The ending of the ceremony was really just luck or Sasha's intervention.

With this clear understanding, Rhodes had a hard time agreeing with what Rowlin said.

However, Rhodes should think carefully about how to answer Rowlin's words.

On the basis of the level of story recording, Sasha's level is obviously higher than that of most bards. Rowlin was also deeply influenced by this and was moved by the plot of the poems.

Without personal experience, it would be difficult for Rhodes to tell Rowlin his understanding of the stories in the Psalms one by one. Even if Rhodes told all his thoughts, Rowlin would not necessarily accept it.

In many cases, when people blindly look for something, they don't care what other people say, and they only believe what they see.

Having understood this deeply, Rhodes said, "No, the story in the Psalm is really wonderful, and I am also moved. I remind you of the witch in the story, and I hope you will find it too. The real usage of this book of ceremony.”

“With this idea, go through the stories recorded in the Psalms and you will get a different revelation.”

Rhodes said while As he said that, he handed out the ceremony book in his hand.

After listening to Rhodes' words, Rowlin was a little stunned for a while. She obviously didn't expect Rhodes to answer herself like this.

However, after realizing Rhodes' actions, Rowlin reacted immediately, reaching out to take the Rhodes ceremony book.

After handing the ceremony book to Rowlin, Rhodes moved towards her position again, glanced at her, and turned away.

The sound of the door closing reached Rowlin's ears until Rhodes left.

The words Rhodes said before he left appeared in Rowlin's mind. Originally, Rowlin thought a lot of words, trying to make Rhodes have a sense of identity with the story in the poem, but let her What didn't expect was that Rhodes would answer himself like that.

In the face of such an answer, although Rowlin had a lot of thoughts in his heart, he didn't know what to say for a while. It wasn't until Rhodes left that Rowlin put down these chaotic thoughts and turned to He turned his attention to the book at hand.

In fact, when Rhodes pointed out possible problems in the story, Rowlin reacted instantly. Rowlin has read a lot of classics, and naturally he can vaguely perceive the anomalies in the poems.

However, when Rhodes pointed it out so directly, Rowlin was still a little unconvinced.

So when Rhodes came to find himself again, Rowlin wanted this way to get Rhodes to recognize the love affair between the two creatures in the story. In Rowlin's mind, no matter how plausible what Rhodes said, he couldn't deny the romance between the two creatures in the story.

Rowlin didn't know why he did these actions, maybe he just lost his temper, but Rhodes left directly without arguing with himself too much, which gave Rowlin a kind of energy and no use. a feeling of.

However, thinking of Rhodes' behavior when he talked to himself, and the helplessness he showed when he finally left, there was still a smile on Rowlin's face, as if he had read the poems for the first time.

Soon, Rowlin adjusted himself to focus completely on the psalm in his hand.

Rowlin settled down and began to read the story in the Psalms again. This time, with the problems pointed out by Rhodes, Rowlin had a lot of gain in the process of reading the Psalms.

On the other side, when Rhodes walked out of the room, he returned to the study.

After finishing Sasha's ceremony book, Rhodes resumes reading the books here. In this way, Rhodes can get a lot of useful information, and I don't know when it will be useful.

Before Rhodes could pick out a suitable book, the person in charge of political affairs for the past few days walked into the study.

Rhodes noticed this, stopped what he was doing, and looked towards the person entering.

According to Rhodes' memory, in Elon's study, no other people are allowed to enter at will. Although the person who handles political affairs in front of him should only be an ordinary person, he should not come here easily. That's right.

Rhodes knew that the fact that this person was here was a sign that something unexpected had happened.

According to what Rhodes expected, when the person noticed Rhodes beside him, he immediately walked up to Rhodes and said:

"Dear mage, City Lord has Returned to the city, and brought back the item you need, and is inviting you to come over."

As if to convey this information, when explaining these things to Rhodes, this person did not care about the people around him. The books, instead, bowed their heads slightly, out of Rhodes' sight.

Rhodes learned these things from the person's account. Realizing that Aaron might have brought back what he needed, Rhodes stopped waiting.

After moving towards the person in front of him, Rhodes moved towards the outside of the study under his leadership.

Soon, in one of the reception rooms, Rhodes meets City Lord Elrond.

Compared to what I've seen before, Aaron's body is very different this time. At this time, Elon's dress was no longer like an ordinary mage, but more like a Knight.

Elron was wearing silver white armor with a lot of gorgeous patterns on the armor. There was no weapon in his hand, and the helmet that was supposed to be neatly worn has now been removed, revealing his original appearance.

Through previous observations of Aron, Rhodes knew that due to his status as a nobleman of Erathia, Aron himself was very concerned about these details. Under normal circumstances, even if he just returned to Silvercliffe, Aron would not Keep it that way and face yourself.

Even a normal mage is very concerned about the etiquette when talking to the other party. Aaron still maintained this state, so he went directly to himself. Through this, Rhodes vaguely felt Aaron's urgency at this time.

Rhodes also has a variety of guesses as to why Aaron is desperate, but until more information is available, Rhodes can't know the exact answer.

(end of this chapter)