Solam glanced at Serylef with slanted eyes, but did not speak, because he knew that this woman was telling the truth, and the paladins could not panic, they could choose not to speak, but they just couldn't lie.

Originally, Soram didn't plan to pay attention to her, but seeing that she was pitiful, Soram relented again. Solam is definitely ruthless to outsiders, he never feels that he needs to have any responsibility to a group of people he doesn't know, and what does the life and death of others have to do with him?

These people do not pay taxes to him, can he worry about them? 、

But for his own people, Soram has always been generous, such as Silvermoon City, if it weren't for Mavis and them in Silvermoon City, do you see if Soram would go to Silvermoon City to help them fight, you know, if you really want to count, Soram and the black orc's bloodline is closer, but it has nothing to do with humans.

In short, it's not much of an important thing, since Selly Leph wants to ask, Soram doesn't hide it, although she is not Soram's ideal partner after all, but she is always her own person, and this has not changed.

"You want to know?"

"Well, I want to know, the city has had enough disasters and I don't want it to go through any more hardships. I know it's wrong to drive you away, but for the sake of the people here, we're ...... In short, although despicable, we can only do it. So, tell me what else the city will be in crisis! ”

Serileph bowed to Soram sincerely, hoping that Solam would tell her what was in danger for the city.

"Hahaha, you drove me away in order to protect the city, and now you want to know what crisis the city will encounter, and you actually ask a person who was expelled by you again to solve your doubts, hahahahaha, it's so interesting, hahahaha."

Soram really thinks it's funny, he doesn't know, how did Selly Lef's logic come about, is he Soram so like a good person who will give selflessly? What is it about them that gives them such an illusion?

Faced with Solam's words, Seri Leph immediately felt extremely ashamed, if Soram didn't say it, she really didn't think about it that much. In her mind, saving the city is undoubtedly the most important thing and the most correct thing, and everything else is trivial.

After all, it's a good deed, but is it really important to do anything else?

But now that she heard Soram's words, and then switched her perspective to Soram, she suddenly realized that things were completely different.

Is Solam wrong? No!

Although he was the target of those cultists, there was nothing wrong with him himself, which even the most demanding paladins could not blame, not to mention, in a sense, Solam was also the hero of the city!

Not only in the early hours of this morning, but even earlier, when Alfred broke the seal, Solam was already a hero who saved the city.

But what did Solam get?

Instead of being treated as a hero, he was eagerly driven away by the people of Askatra.

In this way, Soram can be regarded as a tragic hero.

If Soram is the kind of person who is determined to give everything to justice and goodness, then forget it. After all, they cared more about other people than themselves, but Solam was not. This is clear to Serilee.

Solam is not a great traitor, and even if he kills, he rarely kills innocent people. But he's definitely not a good person, don't think about it if you give something or something. This is also the point that Selleph looks down on Soram the most, he obviously has great strength, but he is unwilling to make due contributions to the world, which is a kind of irresponsible performance in the eyes of a person with a strong sense of responsibility like Selleph.

Although her logic is strange, many paladins think so, and they feel that if everyone had contributed, the world would have been 'love and peace' long ago.

It's a pity that Solam is a stubborn person, and no matter how Sokoya guides him, he still does his own thing.

Despite this, in any case, Serileph admits that Solam has been treated unfairly in this matter. But now, she asks Soram to continue to help Askatra......

Even with Serie Love's logic, she felt it was a bit excessive.

However, this is not a reason for Serilee to give up.

"But it's for the millions of people in this city! I'm so I beg you to look at ......"

"Yes, millions of people......" Soram interrupted Selileph directly, and continued, "But, Sally, can you tell me...... These millions of people, do they have anything to do with me? ”

The coldness in Solam's words made Sellie Leif stunned, in her thoughts, even if Soram is not a good person, but for the life and death of millions of people, even if he is wronged, he should be wronged. But Soram told her that it was his business!

Seeing that Selleph was stunned, Soram felt that this should be enough. Soram doesn't mind helping Serie Leph, but that doesn't mean that Soram has any responsibility to the city of Askatra. This must be clearly distinguished, after all, moral kidnapping has always been the most disgusting thing for Solam.

You can't be weak and you are justified, no one owes anyone, you can't always take some illusory things to make me make concessions, that's too unfair.

"Anyway, I can tell you what you want to know. But...... Cyre, you have to figure out the cause and effect of this. I don't have much interest in Askatra, I don't care if they live or die, and I don't care. Even now, I don't like them very much. I'm willing to tell you that just because of you, because you're Sokoya's daughter, I'm willing to help you, and beyond that, there's nothing here that will allow me to do what I don't want to do! ”

……

Solam's words had a great impact on Selie Lef. However, Selileph quickly stabilized her mind, she was the voter of Tyre's election, and if she didn't even insist on this, then Tyre would be really blind! In Serilee's heart, Solam's words may be cold, but for the sake of Askatra, she can't care so much.

"I want to know!"

Seeing Selly Lef's perseverance, Solam pursed his lips and said helplessly: "Okay, okay. I can tell you. ”

After saying that, Soram changed his posture, picked up a bottle of wine, and poured himself a sip. Then he said: "You drive me away, it is your greatest crisis!" ”

"You!" Selileph felt like she had been tricked, but before she could speak, Soram held up a finger and held back what she was about to say.

"I'm not kidding! If you're smart, think about the relationship. ”