Hearing this, the smile on Soram's face disappeared, and he did not speak, but quietly looked at Witherland in front of him.

As soon as the Holy Spirit Avengers ended the battle, they were taken back by Solam, and many paladins wanted to open their mouths to let Solam keep the artifact, but the problem was that they couldn't open their mouths, there was no way that it was Solam's personal property, and the paladins had no way to put their beaks, so they could only watch Soram recover the artifact.

In fact, when he saw Witherland's glance, Soram guessed that this guy would ask about this artifact, in fact, when Soram took out this artifact, he knew that this kind of thing would happen, but he didn't think about it so much at the time, and then Soram didn't regret it.

It can be guessed that this does not mean that Soram will be happy, in fact, Solam is very annoyed now, even if that artifact Soram can't use it at all, but it is still his Soram's thing, and it is not the turn of others to covet it.

"What if I don't say yes?" Soram collected the polite expression he hated, and the malice on his face was already very obvious.

"I beg you again! The fate of millions of innocents is at stake, and I need this artifact to punish the evil that is coming! I know my request is very unreasonable, but please understand! Witherland didn't answer Solam's question directly, after all, it was too difficult to answer, and he was not stunned, nor was he a bandit bully, his idea was very simple, that is, pleading, begging, Soram agreed to his request.

Anyway, as long as Soram agrees, he can do anything, he has already faced Alfred, and he knows too well the power of this divine ancient vampire, if there is no holy avenger, he will definitely not be able to sanction this evil creature.

So don't say it's asking for Solam, it doesn't matter if you kneel down for Solam. He would do this, not for his soul to enter the kingdom of God in Tyr, in fact, the moment he became an avenger, he had plans to do so, and for the sake of justice, he could sacrifice everything.

The real reason why he is so eager is to defeat Alfred! The moment he really came to his senses, he received a message from Tyre, he knew that Alfred was not dead, and he knew what a dangerous enemy he had let go!

The harm that this divine vampire can do is simply not comparable to that of an ordinary vampire.

The regret and self-blame in Witherland's heart at that moment almost made him collapse, he couldn't imagine what kind of disaster such an evil monster would cause by running out and regretting it, and how many people would be poisoned by him! He blamed himself for all this, he blamed himself for being useless, it was he who allowed Alfred to escape when he was weak. That was the best time to eliminate him, and he believed that Alfred had really caused great harm, and that was also his responsibility, because he did not eliminate Alfred in time.

Although the logic is a bit confusing, Witherland does think so. Sometimes people are too persistent, and it is not necessarily a good thing, Witherland is a typical example, he looks like he looks like five big and three coarse, but his mind is delicate to death, in short, it is hypocrisy. No, at this point, this guy is talking to himself again, and he is stuck in his own logical circle.

However, no matter how hypocritical he is, his desire to uphold justice and fight evil is indeed real.

At the moment of sobriety, he set goals for himself. He had to destroy that monster as soon as possible, before it could do even more harm!

This is his duty and his salvation!

Sohoram didn't know what Witherland thought, if he knew, it was probably another friendship to break his face, making him sober and sober, people say that people can't fall in the same place twice, but Wetherland, this guy, just did it, his thoughts at this time are so familiar with the thoughts before he was cut down by Soram in the ground.

This kind of thing, to put it nicely, is called a sense of responsibility, but if it doesn't sound good, it's just thinking too much.

It's just that Solam doesn't have mind reading skills and can't see what Witherland is thinking, so he just thinks this guy wants to eliminate Alfred as soon as possible. He knew the fact that Alfred was still alive before anyone in the room.

Seeing Witherland's "groveling" plea to Solam like this, the faces of the Church of Tyre felt uncomfortable, although they could understand Witherland's determination and urgency to eliminate Alfred, but the problem was that Witherland was now a saint, and he was a bit of a disgrace to do so.

Although it is not unacceptable to do this for the sake of justice, no matter what, the church is also made up of people, and people naturally have some vanity, and even if the people of the Tyre church know about it in their hearts, they will still feel a little uncomfortable when they see their own saints doing this.

So the bishop of the Church of Tyre immediately opened his mouth to talk to Solam about a deal, isn't it just an artifact, others refuse to borrow it, buy it, or exchange it, it's always okay, right?

"We can swap! Like pale justice! As long as you ask, we at Tyre Church will do our best to accommodate you! "Although it is said that the exchange, the Tyre Church does not dare to say it to death, after all, they are talking about the Holy Avenger, the most famous artifact of the Paladin, and one of the strongest artifacts in the material plane, and the Tyre Church may not be able to meet Solam's requirements.

It's not that the Church of Tyre doesn't have something to compare to the Holy Avengers, but it's impossible for the Church of Tyre to trade with Soram! For example, there are at least three artifacts in the Tyre Church, but the problem is that those three artifacts represent the face of the Tyre Church in a sense, and if you really want to hand over those three artifacts, it is estimated that the church leaders will have to face the reproach of all believers.

"Swap?" That's right.

When Soram heard this, his face was much better, someone with empty mouths and white teeth like Witherland was going to borrow an artifact, it was strange that Soram could ignore him, Soram knew very well that he couldn't use the Holy Avenger, and he had already shown his face, and it was impossible to hold the artifact in his hand again, so the exchange was imperative, even if the Tyre Church didn't come, Soram would trade with other forces.

In fact, Solam's favorite object of trade is the Cult of the Evil God, or some other strange force, if nothing else, because those strange forces are willing to spend money!

But now, there are not many people that Soram can trade, only those churches of good gods, not even the churches of good gods in the non-order camp, no way, if Soram really dares to risk the world's condemnation to hand over the artifact to some strange forces, then it will inevitably be harassed by some brainless paladins, these guys can worship the Holy Avenger as their totem.

It can be said that the Holy Avenger was not just a weapon and an artifact a long time ago, it was more of a symbol of the paladin's never giving up in the face of evil, and if Solam dared to give this artifact to some strange guys, it would undoubtedly be a blasphemy in the eyes of the paladin.

So in order to avoid trouble, Soram has long planned to hand over this artifact, anyway, it's either the Tyre Church or the Radiance Church, Soram is not bad anyway, as long as he can give Soram a satisfactory price, he can take the artifact home. Although that was not Solam's intention.

"And what price can you pay?" Solam ignored Witherland's plea, and spoke directly to the bishop of the Church of Tyre. Of course, Solam didn't come up with a price for himself, he didn't want anything now, he didn't particularly want anything at all, but what the Church of Tyre could give him to choose.

When Witherland heard Solam's words, his eyes darkened, and he felt a little pity. In fact, although the Holy Avenger is Witherland's main target, Witherland has more to offer, he wants to gather a team to help him, or the world, to solve the threat of Alfred!

The first person that Witherland thought of was Solam, and he saw very clearly that in the final battle, Soram's contribution definitely surpassed him, and if it wasn't for Soram helping him at the last moment, he would have gone to Styx to report.

He originally hoped that Soram would have a little sense of justice, so he said that he would lend the artifact, and if Soram agreed to lend the artifact in one bite, then it would mean that Soram was a partner he could fight, and he would be a little more sure of dealing with Alfred at that time. And, as far as Witherland is concerned, Solam is the best partner he can think of right now.

He has become an avenger, so his way of acting may not be accepted by other paladins, so there are not many companions he can find, and Soram happens to be the best candidate, he does not have the dogma of a paladin, and his strength is enough.

But he was disappointed by Soram Solam's answer, and he didn't care about the danger that Alfred might bring to the world. However, Witherland was disappointed and disappointed, and there was not much excess. After all, not everyone in this world is as willing to sacrifice their lives for justice as paladins, and it is understandable for Soram to do so.

Wesselland was also past the year of wishful thinking, and he was not upset by Solam's behavior, at most a little disappointed.

The bishop of the church of Tyre had clearly been prepared, and he quickly came up with a list of things that could be traded. The church of Tyre was able to take advantage of the opportunity of Witherland's becoming a saint this time to talk to Soram about artifacts first.

After all, they are saints recognized by the true God, and other churches will give three points of face no matter what. That's why the Church of Tyre can take the lead, so the Church of Tyre is fully prepared for this opportunity, otherwise it would have wasted such a good opportunity.

Soram flipped through the list, and although he didn't speak, the disappointment couldn't be hidden.