The winner is always right, not to mention that Rhodes was right in the first place.

Three lives as a human being, having gone through science and magic, Rhodes knows better than anyone what a god is.

Yes, no matter what world there is, there are beings far beyond ordinary people, but this does not mean that that existence is God, after all, God itself comes from the definition of people.

If there is anything that can transcend the definition of human beings and be a god in the true sense of reality, then I am afraid that there is only objective rules themselves.

At Valoran, Rhodes felt this very deeply.

Like Qianjue's wolf and sheep, there is nothing but the bond of each other; For example, Anivia and Orn, who maintain a state of skipping work in order to maintain themselves; Like Ryze, when his responsibilities took over most of his life, he was actually on the path to godhood.

It is precisely because of this that Rhodes will travel in the previous contrived and stubborn use of mortal means, and he does not want to be carried by the tide of the times one day, and has to run around all day for his own responsibility, and finally loses his own time, once things develop to that point, there will be no more Rhodes here, only the god of arcane.

It is precisely because he knows the meaning of God, when facing Mihira, who claims to be the god of justice and even puts on a martyr's attitude in front of himself, it will be difficult for Rhodes to contain his anger, and he does not intend to curb this mixed attitude of anger, dissatisfaction and contempt, and directly opened his mouth to spray Mihira with blood.

Mihira is spewed dumbfounded by Rod.

As a devout disciple who was able to climb the Titan Peak while pregnant, Mihira's faith could not be shaken in a few words, although the face of the Titan God made her confused and hesitant, but after fighting Azir, she had settled down again.

As Rhodes said, when she called herself the god of justice, she actually had the determination and courage to sacrifice herself, and many people may just talk when they make promises, but every word Mihira says represents her own determination.

Since he is a god of justice, he must have the consciousness of a god of justice, and when he cannot achieve justice, it is not a problem to die with his body.

But now, all her persistence has become worthless in Rod's mouth, and the courage to make up her mind to martyrdom has become a pathetic self-touch, and Rhodes is almost pointing to her nose and telling her: "The kind of persistence you think of is just a self-move that is divorced from reality, you don't even know what justice is and what God is, you make decisions righteously, and your actions are not like a glorious martyr, but like an ignorant clown, immersed in your own world."

Mihira faltered.

Is what he said true?

Mihira would love to refute, she would love to say that you are talking nonsense, nonsense, everything you say is nonsense but she can't say it.

Not because Rod won, but because she didn't know how to refute it, didn't know where Rod had a loophole.

In fact, I want to say that Rod said that he has lived for so long that he has not even seen God, nor has he figured out what God is.

And based on this, everything in Mihira is like a building without a foundation, just a light touch, and the result is a crash.

Pressed to the ground by the Flame Spear, Mihira felt no pain because she had no time to care about the pain, and for a moment she fell into an inextricable self-doubt, doubting her actions, doubting her choices, and even doubting the meaning of her existence.

When an incomparably grand proposition that she had never touched before was put in front of her, Mihira at this moment was completely lost as when she first saw the star dome on the Giant God Peak.

At this time, Rod suddenly shut up.

Although he could see Mihira's confusion, Rhodes didn't continue to say anything.

In fact, Mihira, who is confused at this moment, is the most vulnerable, as long as Rhodes does not need to be absolutely rigorous to perfect a theory, as long as he satisfies the circular argument, he can already make Mihira his own believer and an angel who believes in himself.

But Rhodes shut up.

This is Rod's pride, and it is also Rod's last bottom line of insisting on himself, maybe countless dragon-slaying teenagers will eventually become evil dragons, but Rod refuses.

If he really chooses to brainwash Mihira at this time, maybe Rhodes will really follow a similar path as those giant gods.

So, Rhodes chose to keep his mouth shut, leaving Mixira to think slowly in place and slowly thinking about her path to go by herself after all.

And by Miscilla's side, Kyle didn't feel so deeply, she couldn't even fully understand what Rod meant, although she didn't know what God was and what justice was, but unlike Mihira, who thought a lot but couldn't get a conclusion, Kyle, who didn't think much, would not fall into excessive confusion because of this.

So, after Rod stopped talking, Kyle chose to choke back.

"I don't know what justice is, but I know that a sneak attack behind the back is definitely not justice, and the people who fought side by side with me before deceiving are even more incompatible with justice!"

"I don't know what God is, but I do know that those who have their own persistence, even the true God will hold them with the highest esteem!"

Hearing Kyle's words, Rhodes showed a rare expression of interest, and he looked at Kyle, who gritted his teeth and looked like he was eager to tear himself apart, and finally couldn't help but smile.

"Look, look." With a smile, Rod looked at the confident Kyle helplessly, and spread his hands, "You are the same...... Since you know that you are ignorant, why don't you try to learn more and figure out the situation, but instead rush to conclusions from the perspective of ignorance? If Mihira's actions are just foolish and imaginary, then you are probably recklessly struggling on the verge of being lost. ”

"You"

"You don't know why the Titan sent you to Demacia, you don't know what the reason for the mage's revolution was, what the impact it would be, and you didn't even realize how the circumstances were different from the present when you were presiding over justice, according to the oldest legal codes...... This fundamentalist idea caused great trouble for Demacia, and if it weren't for the reliability of Gavin IV, I am afraid that Demacia would have been mired in civil war at that time. ”

"And now, when it comes to everything at that time, you are even full of confidence and no guilt, should I say that you are out of a righteous heart, or that you have no brains and are reckless about the consequences?"

"Since you like to judge others, then tell me, who will judge you, the man who brought great pressure to Demacia at that time, and almost caused the kingdom to split?"

"Or have you forgotten the tragic consequences of insisting on what you believe to be 'justice' in defiance of the environment?"