Seeing the arrogant Seri Leph, Soram sighed in his heart, the eldest lady is the eldest lady, no matter how she grows, she can't get rid of that coquettish atmosphere, she is always so simple, thinking that after a few battles, she feels that she has experienced a hundred battles.

In fact, Solam has always been not very optimistic about Serileph, it has always been the case, in the past, Soram said to Sokoya that let Serilev concentrate on being the eldest lady at home, although this is ridiculous, but why not a suggestion?

Selilev's background is too noble, her father is the head of the First Knights of the Continent, a famous legendary paladin, and she is still a big nobleman, and her mother is from the Amos Protoss of the upper plane. This gave Celileph a very high status in the secular and Tyre churches from birth.

Plus she's a girl again, and she's still a very beautiful girl. She was born to be treated and protected by everyone, even Solam, who would subconsciously protect her, in this case, how could she really grow up?

Makelle was optimistic about her, but would he really put her through such a dangerous mission?

Of course not, not to mention anything else, just look at Selilev's natural eldest lady's face, it is impossible for Makelele to toss her, coupled with her illustrious background, even if Makelele is hard-hearted, he will subconsciously let Cerilele carry out those tasks that are completely within her strength.

Of course, that's not to say that Makelele doesn't intend to raise Seri Love. Instead, Makelele simply used a more modest way to increase Serilee's combat experience.

But this gentle way of growing up is too gentle and even a little weak in the eyes of Solam, a 'wild child' who has grown up savagely. Like Solam, although he also has the love of his family, what Solam has experienced, Solam's family will let Soram experience it one by one. You know, when Solam was a few years old, he had already begun to learn to hunt with his clansmen, and there were a few times when Solam almost lost his life, but this is a normal thing in Avalon, who doesn't die a few times?

Gentleness and doting are things that don't have much to do with the Avalon orcs.

While Serilee and Soram were arguing, Makelle also packed up the battlefield and walked over.

Makelle didn't like Solam, even though Solam had been kind to the Order of the Burning Heart, and Makelle didn't bother to visit him. Because Makelle felt that they would not be all the way. But now that he had encountered it, Makelle could not turn a blind eye.

"Hello, Lord Solam, I am the head of the Knights of the Burning Heart, Makelle." The introduction is extremely simple, without the slightest greeting, not so much a greeting, but a clear rejection of people thousands of miles away.

This is the personality of Makellele, who is not slick at all, but tenacity.

"Huh......" Solam looked at Makelle and immediately let out a strange sound in surprise.

Makelle didn't like Solam in the first place, and now that Solam is so rude, Makelle will naturally give a good face.

"Why, is Lord Soram dissatisfied with the appearance of his subordinates?" Makelle looked as simple as an old farmer, and looked very ordinary. Although Makelele himself doesn't care about his appearance, he will be unhappy if he is looked at by others in such amazement, especially if this person is still something he doesn't like, it will be even more unhappy.

"That's not true, you're not a woman, what do you look like about me." Solam can naturally feel Makelele's displeasure with him, after all, this guy has been full of dissatisfaction since the first sentence, so of course Solam will not be polite. However, there are some things that Soram still needs to explain a little, after all, he is not the kind of fool who judges people by their appearance. "I'm just surprised that you have the attention of Ilmat, the god of suffering, but it's a little strange that you are clearly not a voter."

In the propaganda of various churches, God will keep an eye on His believers all the time. The church is telling both truth and falsehood in this regard. It is true that God can keep an eye on His own believers, but it is a bit of a stretch to say that he notices every single one.

It's not that it can't, it's that it's not necessary. The gods of this world are real, but the gods here are not omniscient and omnipotent, they have great, awesome power, but they have limits after all, and if they put all their attention on each of their believers, then they don't have to do anything else.

So generally speaking, there is a 'line' between the deity and the believer, and when the deity wants to know the condition of a believer, he can perceive the believer through the 'line' between them. So this also means that the gods don't need to pay attention to their followers all the time, because if necessary, they can know what they want to know through the 'thread'.

It is also because of this that the gods, in general, do not pay too much attention to one of their own believers. It is only in some exceptional circumstances that the deity pays special attention to a believer.

For example, Seri Leph, Soram can see in him that Tyr cares about her. But this is also normal, Sellef is still so young, obviously only a junior voter, but there is no doubt that Tyr has high hopes for her, although Shoram is a little unimpressed by Tyr's Boss's choice, it is too irresponsible to let such a supposedly carefree girl take on a responsibility that does not belong to her, but after all, it is a god, and it is difficult for Shoram to understand their thoughts.

But the necessary attention is essential, because it is impossible for Tyre to set his constituents on the point of no return, or his reputation will be completely ruined.

Imagine what would happen to the gods of the evil camp when they learned that the chosen people of the God of Justice had fallen into dark guards.

I'm afraid the biggest possibility is to laugh to death, and then let his subordinates vigorously promote it, although it will not shake the foundation of the faith, but it will definitely be a shameless face, so Tyr will definitely not allow this kind of thing to happen.

But what is the extraordinary attention of this Makelele? After all, Solam could see that this uncle, who was not very good-tempered, had no divinity in him.

There is no need to doubt Solam's eyesight, after all, no matter how he is, he is also a man who once stood at the apex of the abyss, and the divinity he once gathered may be more than a true god with weak divine power, so he can't be more familiar with divinity.

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