Relying on the existence of blood perception, Rowling also roughly understood Rod's thoughts, so she replied:

"Vita's elemental core, along with the container, I have placed it in the City Lord's Mansion, and I can retrieve it now if I need it."

Hearing what Rowling said, Rhodes shook his head: "Not for the time being." ”

After speaking, Rhodes looked at Elon on the side: "I can use the spell ritual to restore this monster hero to the state of a death knight, but it doesn't seem to have much to do with you, you must understand that Vita is already a death knight under me." ”

Elon naturally understood what Rod meant, and he would not use the agreement he had in Silver Cliff City to demand Rhodes in his current state.

Elon knew that the agreement with Rhodes had long ended, and although the monster hero Vita was successfully transformed, an accident happened at the last moment, and he was not controlled by him, but was controlled by Rowling on the side.

Up to now, Elon himself has no confidence, and he successfully asked Rhodes to meet the monster hero Vita, according to the situation perceived by Elon, Rhodes's strength has far surpassed his own, and it seems reasonable for him to refuse.

When Rhodes and his party were in Silver Cliff City, even if there was an accident in the transformation ceremony, Elon, who accepted the result, did not punish Rhodes and his party, thus avoiding a conflict.

However, if it is just relying on the former affection, it may not be long before this affection will be exhausted, which is something that Elon does not want to see, and I believe that Rhodes will not allow anyone to affect his Death Knight, and at that time, Elon may really not be able to see Vita again.

With this in mind, Elon said to Rhodes: "So far, I don't have any treasures that I can get my hands on, and the only ones that are lost in the Magic Academy are also lost, and the only one who is still valuable should be myself." ”

Elon looked straight, knelt down on one knee, and said solemnly: "I, Edmund Elon, am willing to swear allegiance to the supreme lord of this place, the ghost dragon knight Rod. ”

"My power will be turned into the sharpest weapon in your hands, carrying out the will of your heart, sweeping away all obstacles in your path, and not being moved by your own desires. I will offer all the thoughts of my heart, crowned with my own wisdom, and exhaust all that I know, without any reservations. Until the end of my life, I will be loyal to you. ”

Elon's words rang in his ears, and Rod's expression remained unchanged.

Rod never felt how binding an oath would be on people, just as Rod never had to take an oath to demand himself.

In Rod's opinion, perhaps some true knights can always keep their oaths, and even take them as their own will, but most creatures, in the face of the greater good, will not take their oaths to heart, especially an existence like Elon.

As far as Rhodes knows, the former Elon may really have the potential to become a knight, including now, his oath of allegiance is also the same as the knight of Erathia, but his last choice is to learn spells in Bracada and become the lord of Silver Cliff City, and finally learn spiritualism on his own.

In terms of his own potential, Elon may not be as good as some real heroes, especially those like Rowling, who have a strong talent for learning, but relying on his own learning, Elon finally mastered these powers.

Similarly, while mastering these powers, it also exposed some problems with Elon, who never took the original rules of these forces to heart, and to put it nicely, it was lively, and to put it badly, it was completely disloyal to these forces.

Even during his time as Lord of Silvercliff City, Elon secretly united with necromancers to achieve his own goals, which was related to Bracada's corrupt environment, but it also showed that Elon clearly did not take Bracada to heart when he taught his spells.

In this regard, Rod didn't seem to care, looked at Elon beside him, raised his hand and said, "I accept your allegiance." ”

Given Elon's status as a necromancer, Rhodes did not accept Elon's allegiance with just an act of mere gesture, as is the case with traditional cumbersome etiquette.

The purpose of Elon's allegiance to Rhodes is more for the Death Knight Veta, which both of them know.

Compared to the spirit mark that the Death Knight is difficult to violate, the oath of ordinary creatures is undoubtedly a few notches weaker.

Rhodes didn't care if Elon could really keep his oath, all he needed was Aaron's allegiance to himself and his ability to play a sufficient role in the construction of the territory.

Rhodes believes that with the strength he has shown, plus the death knight Vita that Rowling still controls, Elon does not dare to make any unusual moves in the territory.

For Elon himself, what is happening now is also the best outcome he can imagine, the necromancer will not bring any favors to other creatures for no reason, and he wants to meet Vita, and this is also necessary.

On the side, Rowling didn't see the thoughts between Rod and Elon, and was still happy that Rod had received Elon's allegiance.

Rowling has a good impression of the former city lord of Silver Cliff City, including listening to the information about Aaron mentioned by listening to her when chatting with Vita before, which also gave Rowling a deeper understanding of Aaron.

What made Rhodes feel a little concerned was the oath that Elon used when he took the oath. In Rod's impression, Elon's previous words, although they were a kind of knight's oath of allegiance, were significantly different from the knight's oath that players knew in the previous game.

Rhodes recalls that the knight's oath in the game in his previous life emphasized more on the eight virtues of being a knight: honor, humility, valor, justice, honesty, faith, mercy, and sacrifice.

In Erathia at that time, these eight virtues became the creed of almost all knights, and even knights who did not know the existence of these eight virtues would be deprived of their knightly status.

Even in the knight's heart, he does not approve of any of these eight virtues, and will not reveal them, let alone on such important occasions as the oath of allegiance, which the knight will repeatedly mention in the process, for fear that others will find loopholes in his words.

And this is one of the various changes caused by the current Griffinhart of Erathia, the Griffonheart King, after taking office.

A battle known as the "War of Virtues" in the minstrels' mouths broke out in Erathia with the ascension of a new king, and had a very serious impact on the knights of Erathia.