"For the prosperity of the race!" Lekti replied, "According to the terms of our contract with the Silver Clan, we must obey the Silver Clan and fight for the Silver Clan in exchange for the race not being persecuted, and allowing the race to develop steadily for a long time. Therefore, no matter what it is for, what kind of war is waged, we have no reason to refuse and resist. ”

"Contract, speaking of which, can I know the contents of the contract between you and the Silver Clan?" Dianiela frowned, muttered, and asked again.

"Yes. In exchange, though, I'd like to know the contents of the contract between him and you Black Iron Clan. Lecti looked at Dianiela and put forward his own conditions.

"Is that okay?" Dian Niella didn't answer immediately, but turned to Edge, who was beside him.

Obviously, he was being consulted.

After all, this matter is not only her business, but also involves Age, and on the premise of not being sure whether the contents of the public contract will affect Age, she needs to make sure that Edges will not be harmed first, otherwise she will not do it even if the exchange of contract content allows her to find a way to target Nords on the Silver Clan's side!

"Yes, you can decide these things, Dianiella, I'm fine." Edge was stupid and naïve, and replied with an unworldly appearance.

"Won't it affect you?" Dianiela was moved, and asked again.

"What will be the impact?" Edge blinked and asked rhetorically, a little inexplicably.

"......" Dianiela was silent, because she couldn't think of the impact of revealing the contents of the contract.

At least there are tens of thousands of people who know the content of the contract - the entire Argono basically knows it, plus some of the high-level leaders of the Pan-Human Civilization Alliance, there are really not a few! But until now, I haven't seen any effect on Age. I guess it doesn't matter, right?

"Since it doesn't matter, then it's okay on my side." Dianiela turned her head back to look at Lecti and replied.

"Your relationship...... It's a bit of a surprise. Lekti looked at Dianiella, then at Agee next to him, and whispered in a somewhat emotional tone.

"Any questions?" Dianiela wondered.

"No, it's nothing, it's just a little bit more than I imagined." Then after a pause, he pulled back to the topic and said, "So which of us comes first?" ”

"As a matter of sincerity, let's start with our side." Dianiela thought for a moment and decided. followed without hesitation, and immediately opened her mouth to tell the contents of the contract between her and Aiji one by one.

Just as the legendary Hercules had to go through twelve trials to become a god, there were twelve contracts between Dianiela and Aegie on behalf of humans, and they took advantage of each other, making even the eyes of Zhongtu, who knew the content, and Lexi and Mechtaka, who didn't know the content, strange in their eyes.

What a bully for Nords.

Listen, what is the content of Dute-

1. Regard the contractor as the "master". In other words, it is necessary to regard Aji as the master and the human as the subordinate, on the surface, it is still a human sentence, but in essence? Then it depends on the human side's thoughts, and if you take it seriously, Aggie is the king of the human race, and vice versa...... He's just an ornament, a look, a mascot, and he looks good when he takes it out, and he really expects humans to make him king...... Just two words: hehe.

Then there is the second rule: one must serve the master, and cannot arbitrarily replace him. This can be regarded as an additional guarantee for Aggie not to be unloaded and killed by the donkey.

Then there is three: to help the humans in the name of the "Black Iron Clan" get back their homeland. This is a lot more normal, but it also clearly stipulates the obligations of Aggie, the 'king'.

Then come four: defeat the rest of the remaining heroes. It is completely the rhythm of killing him and dominating the king.

Not to mention the fifth and sixth articles after that-conquering the hometown of the Bronze Clan and conquering the hometown of the Silver Clan, it is simply to use Aji as a weapon of aggression. It's no wonder that Lekti and Mehitaka show colors that they don't understand.

Okay, you Black Iron Clan exploited us Nords without paying anything substantial, and they are even more domineering and black-hearted than the Silver Clan, compared to one, the Silver Clan can be regarded as a conscientious boss.

Then there is the seventh point: to bring to humanity the "unknown power" held by the Golden Clan.

Eighth: Bring the "power to create the stars of the universe" held by the golden race to mankind.

Ninth: Let mankind become the hegemon of the universe.

It's simply insatiable to the point of incomprehensibility, and the ambition is huge, and it's no wonder that the Silver Clan can't tolerate them, and has always wanted to completely eliminate them.

Then there is Article 10: Protect the contractor in any case.

Article 11: Under no circumstances can the contract be betrayed or killed.

And finally, after all is over, and subject to the aforementioned eleven covenants, mankind must fulfill the wishes of the contractor.

It's a bit of a human thing, so that the whole contract doesn't look like a black-hearted contract.

……

Then Lekti didn't talk nonsense, and also told the content of the contract between himself and the Silver Clan.

There are five in total, which is much more streamlined than the twelve of Age.

They are: One: Obey the Silver Clan to ensure the prosperity of the Kairos Clan.

Two: For the enemies of the Silver Clan, Nords must fight them.

Three: When the Nords of the Silver Clan are in a life-threatening crisis, they must lend a helping hand.

Four: When you discover the power of the gold family, you must inform the silver family.

and five: When the power of the Golden Clan is threatened to disappear, it must be protected with all its might.

It's simple, but it's also a bit contradictory.

For example, the last one - when the power of the Golden Clan is threatened to disappear, it must be protected with all its might. What does that mean? Is it to make her the protector of the Golden Clan's power? At that time, you can completely ignore the other contents of the contract, and scare the air and even the silver clan?

This is also what Lexy has been unable to understand.

Then there's Mehitaka's, and his contract is even simpler, with only three! They are: Obey the Silver Clan to ensure the prosperity of the Bore. Nords must be subordinate to the Silver Clan before fighting with all his might. and the need to lend a helping hand when the Silver Clan's Nords are in crisis.

There is still a contradiction, and I don't know what the people of the Silver Clan thought when these contracts were formulated.

But what about the facts? The content of these contracts is really not what the Silver Clan thought of, but what the Golden Clan left behind, including the number of contracts. The Silver Clan and even the humans named the Black Iron Clan only use it, and they don't know how it exists or how it is formulated, so they don't understand what kind of meaning is hidden in these contradictions.

All in all, it's very contemplative.

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