Taking care of her own mind and mind, Rhines openly set up a barrier between the monster and them, although with the pride of that monster, she disdains to eavesdrop on their conversations, but for the antiquities of a thousand years ago, what counts as "eavesdropping" is also a very important question to think about - her conversation with Apaya can be forcibly interrupted by that monster, which is obviously not eavesdropping for it. &1t;/p>

That barrier could even separate the line of sight, of course, this level was not worth mentioning to the demonic beast, but to the other party they were just a few weak ants, and if it wanted to deign to destroy the fragile protection of the ants and spy on their plans, then it would be too much for it to underestimate itself. &1t;/p>

Under such protection, they took action to clean up the remaining two or three guards - although this is a bit sorry for Fili's alliance, but the fighting power of the people of Morfi is far greater than Reinss imagined, she always thought that it would be good if these people could drag the guards and slowly grind them to death, but she did not expect that three or four of them had been killed in a short period of time. &1t;/p>

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"Alright, now let's discuss how to deal with that big guy over there." &1t;/p>

Reins sat down on the ground next to Apaya, clapped her hands, and gathered everyone else together. Their battle plans may have relied on information from Apaya's side, and he himself insisted on keeping an eye on changes in the console to avoid any surprises. &1t;/p>

Maybe they were dazzled by the constant changes, which made them more relaxed than before. The people sat down on the ground in the same way as Rheins, and Tsrø was also taken by Smoffa and sat aside, looking at Rheins. &1t;/p>

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Silver's mercenary succinctly explained the current situation to them, and everyone present had different faces after listening to it. &1t;/p>

"Should I sigh at our luck?" Talos said with mockery or emotion, "Inexplicably I ran into a fragment of the soul of an ancient era, and I was inexplicably awakened and wanted to slaughter us, and then inexplicably gave us a chance to resist, hey." ”&1t;/p>

Lynes moved her gaze to him expressionlessly, looking at him intently until he subconsciously shrank behind Boe, and then slowly glanced at everyone present. &1t;/p>

"Of course, we can't disobey it openly, otherwise if it gets angry about it, we won't have any chance of survival." &1t;/p>

Ella blinked, resting her hand on Iori's shoulder, leaning forward slightly. &1t;/p>

"And secretly?" &1t;/p>

Reins raised a smirk. &1t;/p>

"There's one thing I want you to notice." She said slowly, "Did I do anything like promise to fight that big guy?" ”&1t;/p>

The air fell silent for a moment, and the expressions of the people were different, but all the same, everyone looked at Rheins, as if they wanted to say something, but did not know how to say it. &1t;/p>

"Shameless enough." &1t;/p>

Eventually, Talos said what the others didn't dare or didn't want to say, and for that he was once again given the razor-sharp eye knife of Rhine. &1t;/p>

"I'm always going to have some white-eyed wolves with me." Rhines quipped, "A Leanne called me a fool when I went to make a deal with the fools for Fili's life, and now there's a bastard who doesn't take any mercy and calls me shameless when I want everyone here to survive completely?" ”&1t;/p>

Lilian, who had been named one after another today, raised her golden eyes, and looked ready to jump and pounce. &1t;/p>

"What's wrong with me?! When have I ever done this?! ”&1t;/p>

"Don't yell there, it hurts my ears." Rhines rubbed her ears with a look of disgust, "Just when Hermiria went to Morfi's base to preside over their alliance with Fili, I remember it very well, don't try to play tricks. The guys over there who were called fools didn't speak, what are you shouting? ”&1t;/p>

The few people who were clearly accused of being fools chose to remain silent after repeated struggles, but in fact it was only Huck who was really entangled. Iloh and Iori don't complain at all as long as they're around their lovers, and Nado and his men, who prefer to stay when they're not fighting, don't bother with such comments. &1t;/p>

Although Huck, who has always had a bit of a disagreement with the mercenaries, has an opinion on this, and it is a very big opinion, but the many battles have made him deeply realize that it is not good to compete with Rhines for the advantage of words. The rest of Apaya naturally didn't have any opinions - no matter what the mercenary gave him, it was just regarded as a petty love affair between lovers. &1t;/p>

"May I ask, then?" Talos looked obedient and raised his hand, "What did I take?" ”&1t;/p>

Rhines gave him a chilling smile. &1t;/p>

"From the moment you appeared before my eyes, it was already my mercy that I didn't kill you, Talos." Rhine's tone sounded very slippery, "I chose to believe you, and brought you back to the family base, and also saved your brother, allowed a guy who has not completely escaped the suspicion of Roseos to join my alliance partners, and even agreed to pay you, isn't this called taking me?" Talos? ”&1t;/p>

The corners of Talos's mouth twitched, and it seemed that he had a very different idea of such a statement, but he eventually forced himself to swallow his objections, only picking on an inconsequential aspect and struggling a little. &1t;/p>

"Isn't it Hua Shao who allowed me to join the family?" &1t;/p>

Reins looked at him with almost pity, and calmly dismissed him in a tone that had ended up on the subject. &1t;/p>

"Molfi is Fili's ally, Hua Shao is Molfi's brain, and she is still my sister by blood, do you have any questions? No, let it die in your stomach if you have a question, I don't want to continue answering your question. ”&1t;/p>

Ignoring Talos, who looked choked, Reins turned her head and looked at everyone again. &1t;/p>

"We wasted a little bit of time by the pointless diversion of the subject, but it didn't matter." She said briskly, "Well, like I said, we can't disobey that soul fragment outright, and I didn't promise to fight that old guy to the death, so we just need to play with it for a while." ”&1t;/p>

It's easy to say, but to "play around" with an ancient being is enough to bring them to the brink of death. &1t;/p>

"No matter how powerful its soul is, the power it can wield is still limited by that shell, not to mention that it is only a small fragment, don't be frightened by the breath it emits. Of course, it can attack us mentally and spiritually, but in order to keep us struggling a little longer, it won't start with all its might, and then the battle will end too quickly, which is not enough fun for it. ”&1t;/p>

It doesn't sound all that pleasant, but it's a fact they have to face. &1t;/p>

"In that case, you still can't have a good fight." Lillian pouted slightly, "What a disappointment. ”&1t;/p>

Reins raised an eyebrow, wondering if she had the right object in her hand to slap the other man's head hard without making her incapacitated. &1t;/p>

"Don't be a warmonger who knows about fights every day, Leanne." Reinth's didactic tone made Lillian grind her teeth, "Look at the people next to you, they've been to more places than you, and they've challenged many of the high-ranking guards, but they don't shout that they have to kill the gods." ”&1t;/p>

Several of the people who were brought into the conversation looked at each other, and finally looked at Rheins in unison. Boe and his companions looked innocent, unaware of anything. &1t;/p>

"Again, I'm a mercenary, not a family member or a member of the church, and I don't care if you've done something in the ruins or somewhere else that doesn't respect the gods that you don't respect that much." Reins smirked and said, "Oh, of course, the family members and the clergy here don't know anything, do they?" ”&1t;/p>

The people of Morfi naturally remained silent, and Smoker blinked, burying himself in the pit of Tsruo's shoulder as if he hadn't heard anything, while the last Pat looked left and right, and after a moment of empty eyes, revealed a somewhat silly smile that he often wore on his face when he was out of battle. &1t;/p>

"What are you talking about?" Pat smiled and asked, "Aren't we talking about how to deal with that big guy over there?" Ruins or anything like that- I haven't seen any reports of anything unusual about ruins other than the accident at Roses. ”&1t;/p>

Pat's reaction made Rhines nod in satisfaction, the "Divine Messenger" has never been a rigid and inflexible organization, and they have also done some shady things in order to recover the "gift", such as when she first met Smoker, she was escorted all the way by the other party - although the other party has been trying to remedy their own mistakes since then. &1t;/p>

"Well, what we're going to do is pretty simple." Rhines turned the conversation back to the right path, "Molfi's men stay here and protect Tshiro and Apaya. Philip follows me into battle - don't use Filly's breath just yet, use Gift' to fight. The two priests of the church will do it with you. And a few 'brave men', please take out the strength of your previous adventures. ”&1t;/p>

Reins tapped her fingers lightly on her arm, and she turned her face to look up at Apaya, who ignored the console for the time being, crouching down to meet her eye level. &1t;/p>

"When we go to deal with that guy, we're going to have to trouble you to cut off its soul as quickly as possible, dear Engineer Xi." Rhines said softly and quipsly, "The faster you progress, the lower our danger." ”&1t;/p>

Appaya nodded without any objection, then reached out and touched the top of her head. &1t;/p>

"Honestly, I can't believe it." Talos said meaningfully, "How dare you play with that kind of being?" ”&1t;/p>

Reins raised an eyebrow, the corners of her mouth picking disdainfully. &1t;/p>

"Excuse me, please note that I'm not a knight who likes to be in the open—I'm just a mercenary who likes to be lazy." &1t;/p>()

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