Rhodes made it very clear - from the perspective of possibility, feasibility, and purpose, he made it clear to Avinia the choices available to the Frost Watchers.

But Avinia, who had figured out the situation, was in a quandary.

She understood the truth, but the problem was that Avinia didn't know what she was supposed to do......

Go to the Crying Abyss and kill the Quartet?

This is clearly unrealistic.

Help Ash unify Freljord?

Demigods can't meddle in mortal wars like this.

So even if she knew the problem she was facing, Avinia didn't have a proper solution, so she could only look at Rhodes with a sad face......

Rhodes, on the other hand, was keenly aware of Avinia's entanglement.

There seems to be a bit of a ...... in this complex emotion The feeling of powerlessness – that's weird.

According to Rhodes's previous prediction, as long as he revealed the true purpose of the Frost Watchers, Avinia would sweep away those guys in minutes, and when the time came, neither Lisandro's Frost Guardian Clan nor the Frost Watchers of the Howling Abyss would be able to escape!

But now, Avinia, who knew the news, was entangled, this was obviously not normal!

What's going on?

It seems that Avinia herself will not say it - Rod can only guess on his own.

Background information...... I didn't say it.

Is there any record of this on Fukuko Island?

After some reminiscence, Rhodes remembered many conjectures about divinity that he had seen on Fukuko Island - gods were always attractive to mages, and the close connection between divinity and world runes made studying gods extremely helpful in understanding the power of runes, and in this case, mages put forward many hypotheses about divinity and world runes.

Some of these hypotheses have been tested like the "Opé hypothesis" - the first person to discover and master a new power will receive a corresponding rune.

The mages of Fukumitsu Island discovered new magical powers through experimentation, and then succeeded in obtaining a secondary rune, verifying the Opé hypothesis.

Similarly, there are many hypotheses that have not been proven and cannot be proven, such as the most famous "Mohawk Hypothesis" - the World Rune prevents its owner from acting against its rules.

Translated into "human words", the divinity of the world runes prevents their owners from interfering with the actions of other mortals because of their own will.

Qianjue has the death rune, but Qianjue has no right to deprive people of life at will - that's what it means.

According to the Mohawk hypothesis, Avinia cannot use the power of frost unless it is for self-defense or to maintain order with the frost.

Many mages want to test the Mohawk hypothesis - because once this hypothesis is true, it means that the gods can be trusted, but the gods are rare to come by—the star spirits on the Giant God Peak can't even see their followers, let alone foreign mages?

As for the demigods of Freljord, the trials of the three of them were more than one too much, and the mages could not get to meet the gods in the first place, let alone test the Mohawk hypothesis!

And now, seeing the tangle on Avinia's face, a crazy thought arose in Rod's heart.

Could it be that the Mohawk hypothesis is true, and that Avinia can't do anything to Lisandro's Frost Guard Tribe?

That's right, Rod guessed right.

In fact, demigods also have certain limitations.

The humanity of the demigods is still capable of suppressing the divine - but the problem is that this suppression is not the complete kind.

Demigods with frost runes are naturally disgusted with other environments, which is the most basic effect of the rune's power "divinity", and this level of influence is irresistible.

Avinia can't meddle in wars between mortals—not just her, but no other demigods...... Unless it's in a fight with other demigods, mortals are accidentally astraled.

(Orn once had a fight with Volibel, and then the bears and the furnace family suffered heavy casualties, and the real gods fought and mortals suffered.) ）

The World Rune is Valoran's rule, on the one hand, it helps the strong take all, and on the other hand, it also restricts the actions of the strong - unless the mortal shouts "The world does not want frost", Avinia cannot do anything to mortals.

If Avinia were to force her move, there would be only one outcome - she would most likely lose the power of the Frost Rune and never recover.

So Avinia is also embarrassed. Rod explained to her the dilemma she might face, but she couldn't do it herself because of the rules......

And just like that, the two fell into an awkward silence.

"Ahem......" Rod cleared his throat and broke the silence first, "So, Lord Avinia, is there anything else I can do for you?" ”

Avinia didn't want to speak, it was embarrassing, and she couldn't say "I'm hanging, but I can't shoot directly at those scum" - this kind of statement sounded like a hard mouth, and it was a demigod's face.

There was silence again, but Rhodes got the information he wanted to confirm - and at this moment, a playful smile appeared on his face.

As for Avinia, she saw that Rhodes showed a planned expression, how could she not know what this mage meant.

"So, do you have a way to help me deal with Lisandro's Frost Guardian Tribe?"

"That's nature." Rod was confident, "Lisandro's plan is hidden, but it can't hide it from me—since I can detect her plans, I can't stop her!" ”

Looking at Rhodes, who was playing a guarantee on the chest of the loser in front of him, Avinia showed an interested expression.

"It's good — but I wonder what the price is."

Without trying to confirm the possibility again, Avinia directly asked Rhodes about the price - in fact, for her, it was really not possible to support the Avarosa tribe, anyway, she looked at the girl named Ash very pleasantly.

"My conditions are simple - with me, to defend Valoran."

Wait, what the hell is defending Valoran?!

Avinia stood on the spot with a bewildered expression, she couldn't have imagined that Rhodes would actually say such a strange condition when he proposed the condition.

What kind of thing is it called defending Valoran?!

Looking at the confused Avinia, Rhodes finally smiled.

"In the Endless Sea, a great sea beast is about to awaken; And under the Scarlet Moon, the Moon Star Spirit was forced to sleep - without the suppression of the Moon, the sea beast would soon break through the seal and come to Valoran, and then everything would be over! ”

Listening to Rod's eloquent description of what Naga Kapolos might do for a long time, Avinia finally couldn't help but speak, interrupting Rod's rambling speech.

"That guy you're talking about, isn't Naga Kabolos?"