The Dimensional Pursuit

"For the prosperity of the race!" Lecti replied, "According to our contract with the Silver Race, we must obey the Silver Race and fight for the Silver Race in exchange for the race not to be persecuted, and for the race to develop in a long and stable manner. So no matter what it is for or what kind of operations we are conducting, we have no reason to refuse or resist."

"Contract, speaking of this, can I know the content of the contract between you and the Silver Clan?" Dianeira frowned, pondered, and asked again.

"Yes. But in exchange, I also want to know the content of the contract between him and your Dark Iron Clan." Lecti looked at Dianeira for a while and put forward his terms.

"Can you?" Dianeyra didn't answer immediately, but turned to ask Aiji beside him.

Obviously, he was seeking his opinion.

After all, this matter is not only for her, but also involves Aiji. Under the premise that she is not sure whether the disclosure of the contract content will affect Aiji, she needs to make sure that Aiji will not be harmed, otherwise it will be an exchange of contract content. She can find a way to target the Nords of the Silver Race, and she will not do it!

"Yes, you can decide on these things, Dianeira, I'm fine." Aiji was very silly and naive, replied with an unworldly appearance.

"Will it affect you?" Dianeira was moved, and then asked again.

"What effect will it have?" Ai Ji blinked his eyes and asked inexplicably.

"..." Diane Ira was silent, because she also couldn't think of the impact of disclosing the content of the contract.

At least there are tens of thousands of people who know the contents of the contract-the entire Algono people basically know it, plus some high-level members of the Pan-Human Civilization Alliance, it is really not a minority! But until now, I haven't seen any effect on Aiji. I think it shouldn't affect it, right?

"Since it hasn't affected, then I'm fine here." Dianeira turned her head to look at Leketi and replied.

"Your relationship... is really unexpected." Lecti looked at Dianeira, then looked at Ai Ji next to him, and whispered with some emotion.

"Is there any problem?" Dianeira asked puzzledly.

"No, it's nothing, it's just a bit beyond imagination." After a pause, he pulled back the topic and said, "Then which of us will come first?"

"As sincerity, let us start first." Dianeira thought for a while and decided. Without hesitation, he immediately opened his mouth and explained the contents of the contract between her and Ai Ji one by one.

Just like the legendary Hercules has to go through twelve trials to become a god, the contract between Dianeira representing humans and Aiji also has twelve articles, and the articles take advantage of it, so that even if you know The clock picture of the content and the gazes of Lekti and Mehitaka, who didn't know the content, couldn't help but become weird.

Really bully Nords.

Listen, what is the content of all special——

One: Treat the contractor as the "master". In other words, it is to regard Aiji as the master and human beings as the subordinate. On the surface, it is still a human word, but in essence? Then it depends on the human side of the idea, earnestly implementing Ai Ji is the king of mankind, and vice versa...he is decoration, appearance, and a mascot, which is good-looking. I really hope that humans will treat him as the king...just two Word: Ha ha.

Then comes the second article: you must serve the master, not arbitrarily replace it. This can be regarded as a guarantee for Aiji, not to be unloaded and killed.

Then comes three: Help the humans named "Black Iron Race" get back to their hometown. This is quite normal, but it also clearly stipulates the obligations of the ‘king’ of Ai Ji.

Then there is four: knock down the remaining heroes. It's all about the rhythm of wanting him to rush to extinction and dominate the king.

Not to mention the fifth and sixth articles afterwards-to conquer the hometown of the Bronze tribe and the hometown of the Silver tribe is to use Aiji as an aggression weapon. It's no wonder that Leketi and Mehitaka show incomprehensible colors.

Well, you, the Black Iron Clan, exploited our Nords without paying anything substantial. Compared with the Silver Clan, they are more domineering and black-hearted. Compared with that, the Silver Clan can be regarded as a conscientious boss.

Then comes Article 7: Bring to mankind the "unknown power" held by the Golden Race.

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

Ninth: Let mankind become the overlord of the universe.

It was so greedy that it could not be added, and the ambitions were so huge, it was no wonder that the Silver Clan couldn't tolerate them, and had always wanted to wipe them out.

Then comes Article 10: Protect the contractor anyway.

Article 11: In any case, you cannot betray the contract or be killed.

And the last one: After everything is over, human beings must fulfill the wishes of the contractor without violating the above eleven contracts.

In the end, it was said that some human words would not make the whole contract really look like a black-hearted contract.

...

Then Ricky didn't talk nonsense, and also stated the content of the contract between him and the Silver Clan.

There are five in total, which is much more streamlined than Aiji's twelve.

The difference is-one: obey the silver clan to ensure the prosperity of the Kairos clan.

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

Three: When the silver tribe's Nords encounters a life-critical crisis, he must lend a helping hand.

Four: When discovering the power of the Golden Clan, inform the Silver Clan.

And five: When the power of the golden race is threatened and will disappear, we must do our best to protect the power.

It is simple and somewhat contradictory.

Just like the last one-when the power of the golden race is threatened and will disappear, we must do our best to protect the power. What does it mean? Did she become the protector of the power of the golden race? At that time, you can completely ignore the other contents in the contract, and even the Baiyin clan?

This is the content that Lecti has been unable to understand.

Then it's Mehitaka's, his contract content is even simpler, there are only three! They are: obeying the silver clan to ensure the prosperity of the Bolie clan. Before Norders exhausted his full power to fight, he had to obey the silver clan. And when Nords of the Silver Race has to lend a helping hand when encountering a crisis.

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

But in fact? The content of these contracts really wasn't what the Silver Clan thought of, but the gold clan left behind, including the number of contracts. The silver tribe and even the black iron tribe are just using it, and they don't know the mechanism of its existence and the way it was formulated. Therefore, it is even less clear what kind of meaning is implicit in the content of these contradictions.

All in all it is very contemplative.