Faced with such a situation, some of the younger paladins were a little unsure of what to do. This evil creature is plundering the armor on the corpses of his comrades, how can this be considered an evil deed, right? After all, according to the custom of Faeron, when a warrior or knight dies in battle, his weapons and armor will be used as burial goods to rest with his master. This is a sign of respect for the warriors, so if someone so blatantly plunders the warrior's relics, the paladins will generally punish them.

But if the paladins really want to fight Soram for this, the paladins feel a little unconfident. Paladins are not fools, although they are jealous and hateful, they will never fight with others for a little problem, they also talk about order, for example, if paladins kill people for a little theft, then they don't deserve to be called righteous partners, they are just a group of terrible dictators.

Now this is obviously the case, Soram himself did not commit a crime, it was his animal companion who plundered the relics of his comrades, and although the animal companion was of high status, he was a beast in the end, and he really wanted to commit a crime with an animal that had no concept of good and evil. That's definitely sick! (Godzilla's devouring of the corpses of these warriors was never tolerated, even if it was an animal.)

But the problem is that they can't really watch this happen, and then don't care about anything, although the success rate of those tentacles is not too high, but after all, there are still successes, and it's really not a way to go on like this.

In the end, it was Solam himself who gave the paladins a step down.

"Gather all that armor, !! quickly"

"Huh?" It's not that the paladins can't understand this, but the problem is that they really aren't fit to do such things! It was a relic of their comrades-in-arms, and if they really did this, they would probably live in guilt for the rest of their lives.

"Ahh Hurry up! "Solam doesn't care about this, although Soram knows that the warrior will go to the grave with his weapons and armor when he was alive, but the problem is that he doesn't care at all, his own habits are completely different from this, in Avalon because of his belief in shamanic teachings, he pays attention to the slippery coming, slippery and slippery, and the dead will not bring anything into the grave except for the sound of animal skin clothes.

After all, the low production level of the orcs, even the iron daily necessities are scarce to death, naturally they will not bury their precious weapons in the ground at all, it is a shameful waste!

Because of this, Solam didn't care much at all, he had just ordered a group of paladins to pick up the armor of their dead comrades. He was now full of hope that Godzilla would survive the mutation.

In the end, Kogan felt that the eyes of those paladins were a little weird, and he felt that Solam's order would make the atmosphere tense again, so he felt the need to remind Soram.

Although Kogan has always watched the excitement and not think it is a big deal, but he really doesn't want to fight with the paladin now, after all, they are now trapped underground (the passage was blown up), they are all grasshoppers on a line, and the infighting or something can wait until they go out, especially now that he can hold a lot of demon corpses in his hands, which is a lot of wealth, and the money-hungry Kogan really doesn't want to inexplicably merge with the paladin at this time.

It wasn't until Kogan's reminder that Soram finally came back to his senses, knowing that he seemed to be a little difficult for a strong man just now, although in terms of Soram's rough character, it is difficult for a strong man to be difficult for a strong man, and he really doesn't care about it when he is ordinary. But now it's different, one is that the object is not good, these are people but paladins! These are notoriously dumbfounded, once in the brain, absolutely anything can happen, after all, Solam's order is undoubtedly an insult in the eyes of the paladin!

The second is that the timing is wrong, now is the critical moment of Godzilla's mutation, this is also the first time that Soram has seen the mutation caused by divinity head-on, and it is impossible for Soram to let these paladins make trouble for him.

Soram is very powerful, but the problem is that no matter how good he is, it is impossible for one person to protect Godzilla under the attack of so many paladins, right? So he had to be wary of these paladins.

Thinking of this, Soram changed his approach and said to the paladin, "You can't touch the relics of the dead, but you can move your own, right?" Surrender all your armor and weapons! ”

"Huh?" Although this is a little better than the order just now, it is still difficult to accept! Soram actually let them disarm? This is completely difficult for a strong man, how can a soldier take the initiative to give up his weapon.

"It's an order! Don't forget, I'm still the deputy conductor! Now the commander-in-chief is still unconscious and unable to take charge, so now you have to listen to me! ”

These words made everyone speechless for a while, if Soram didn't say it himself, it is estimated that no one would be able to think about it, right? Solam, the deputy commander, really doesn't have any sense of existence, it's not that Solam himself doesn't have a sense of existence, but his position, no one really takes it seriously, even he himself doesn't take it seriously, in the march of the troops, he usually takes a few of his people around blindly, and he doesn't do anything serious, let alone call the shots.

But no matter what, his lieutenant commander is absolutely true, this is authorized by the council, and it is absolutely true in legal terms. And the vast majority of paladins are in the camp of order, and their observance of the law can be said to be deep in the bone marrow, since de jure Soram is indeed their boss, and he is also the highest-level boss on the scene, his words are right.

But even so, the paladins are still a little unwilling, how can there be such an order? A boss actually ordered his soldiers to disarm, and the purpose of disarming was to give these weapons to an evil thing!

But then Solam's words made the paladin honestly hand over his armament.

"Don't worry, I'll compensate you for all your losses." Seeing the reluctant expressions of these guys, Soram didn't have much patience anymore. "Double!"

As soon as they heard this, the paladins finally had no way to resist, and the order was added to the compensation, and it was a double compensation, and the paladins really had no reason to refuse. And they really don't lose, they have fought until now, and the armor on their bodies has long been seriously damaged, and they need to repair it after they go back, but now they don't need to repair it at all, just buy a new one. (Although the members of the Knights of the Burning Heart have the regular establishment of Ascaltra, they are only in name, they enjoy very little allocation, and even their equipment is actually brought by these knights, so it is much stronger than the ordinary standard equipment, Soram now directly loses double, so after they go back, the equipment can be upgraded)