Chapter 291: Talk

At this point, the hero ogre completely gave up resistance, just waiting for Rod to start.
However, after a long wait, even the surrounding ghost energy was completely dissipated, but Rhode's attack did not come.
The hero ogre opened his eyes again, with some doubts in his eyes, wondering what the necromancer was waiting for.
The hero ogre knows that even if you want to use yourself, for the necromancer, you can only get the most value after killing yourself.
Facing the hero ogres without any resistance, Rhodes hesitated. Although he was able to kill him and gain a lot of experience points, he would not be able to help for the next battle.
If it is just to gain experience points, Rhode will not even talk to the ogre here at all, but directly destroy it. But after spending so much effort, relative to these experience points, Rhode did not particularly care.
After thinking about it, Rhode had a different idea about the hero ogre in front of him. After putting his original hand down, Rhode waited for the response of the hero ogre.
From the inner thoughts of the hero ogres, Rhode confirmed that all its ideas are tied to the ordinary ogres in the tribe. This is also the reason why this heroic ogre looked extremely angry when the ghost dragon attacked here and watched many ogres fall down one by one.
At this level, the emotions generated in the hero ogre's heart are more frustrated, and a little guilt for Tanan caused by memories.
In the heart of the hero ogre, he is already prepared for death, and at this time he is thinking of begging for death. Through peeping eyes, Rhode can also confirm that it is not pretending to be.
And this makes Rod more firm in his heart.
Looking at the hero ogres not far away, Rhode raised his hand and released a spell. This spell is not an attack-type magic, but a first-order healing.
In an instant, a burst of blue light emerged from around the body of the hero ogre. Feeling the effect of healing magic, the hero ogre looked at Rhodes, looking puzzled.
The hero ogres don't understand why Rod made this move, or what special meaning it had.
Even after the healing magic was applied, the skin on the hero ogre did not change, but his face was much better. Healing cannot remove the aging effect on the hero ogre, but it can restore its damaged health.
Looking at the very puzzled hero ogre, Rod said:
"One thing, you made a mistake. I have nothing to do with the hero Tanan. You may be wondering how I learned about these things happening to you, but it has nothing to do with you."
"Don't you want to survive? You know, not all the ogres of your tribe have died, and many ogres have been evacuated first. After losing the command of the leader, according to the purpose you originally told them about this trip, these The ogres should now be on their way to Krulot."
After hearing Rod's words, the hero ogre finally ceased to be full of silence.
The hero Ogre clearly has a deeper understanding of how dangerous it is to cross the border. As if thinking of the difficulties these ogres might face, the hero ogres could not help worrying about their situation.
The hero ogre did not show a trace of fear when he was about to die, but after learning that the rest of the ogres in the tribe were in danger, the hero ogre had a greater mood swing.
Rhode began to understand why it was able to become a hero, and for what reason, he did not hesitate to betray his own camp and led the clan to flee here.
"You should feel lucky, I need you to do something for me, and will not let you die for the time being."
"You should be aware that your body is extremely aging, and even if I let you go, you will not live long. Since you are not afraid of death, go back to Krulot and follow the route you came from. On the way, you can also find a lot of escaped ogres."
"When you die, these ogres can only survive by their own power. I believe that there will be no place for them except for Krulot's willingness to accept these ogres. "
"Relax, the hero Tanan will accept these ogres, even if you know your attempt to defect, it will only punish you, and will not implicate this group of ogres. According to what you said, you have the same Bloodline."
"If you can see Tanan alive, convey this sentence for me, and say, Lord Dragon Knight Rider, extend my sincere greetings to the leader of Krulot, the hero Tanan."
After explaining everything, Rhode looked at the hero ogre in front of him, waiting for its answer.
Rhode's letting go of the hero's ogre, coupled with the words it conveyed, undoubtedly showed his attitude. If you can use the experience values ​​of the hero ogres in exchange for better development later, Rhode thinks it is worth it.
As for the hero Tanan's thoughts on his behavior, whether he simply treats it as a show of good, or as a special provocation, or ignores it altogether, Rod does not care.
Compared to ordinary referral methods, this behavior of Rod is obviously easier for Tanan to notice himself. Later, when Rod meets Tanan, whether it is for its effectiveness or hostility, it will have unexpected effects.
The hero ogres wanted to immediately reject Rod's request when Rhode had just spoken, but in the end he seemed to think of something and failed to speak out the rejection.
When Rhode finished the request, the hero ogre was completely silent.
For death, the hero ogres are never afraid of it. What they worry about is the safety of those ogres that survive. Even if most of the ogres die because of the presence of the necromancer, the hero ogres have no way to avenge them.
Finally, even though his heart was full of pain, the hero ogre nodded and agreed with Rhode's request.
Knowing the thoughts of the hero ogre, Rhode no longer stays.
The Nether Dragon Breath makes the body of the hero ogres extremely aging, and even if Rod let it talk, it will not have much time to delay.
When the time comes, regardless of whether the hero ogre has completed the task of Rhodes, he will die because of aging. Since I don’t know how long I can survive, it’s the hero ogre who should pay more attention than Rhode.
Rhode boarded the ghost dragon beside him, and the dragon rose into the sky and flew towards the cave, leaving only this ruin, and the heroic ogre slowly climbing from the ground.