"For the prosperity of the race!" Laketi replied, "According to the contract between us and the Silver Clan, we must obey the Silver Clan and fight for the Silver Clan in exchange for the race not being persecuted, and that the race can develop for a long time and steadily. So no matter what it is for or what kind of battle it is, we have no reason to refuse or resist."

"Contract, when it comes to this, can I know the content of the contract between you and the Silver Clan?" Dianeira frowned, pondered for a moment, and asked again.

"Yes. But in exchange, I also want to know the content of the contract he and your Black Iron Clan." Lekti looked at Dianeira and put forward his own conditions.

"Is it OK?" Dianeira did not answer immediately, but turned to ask Aji beside her.

Obviously, he was asking for his opinion.

After all, this matter is not just her business, but also involves Aige. Without knowing whether the content of the disclosure of the contract has an impact on Aige, she needs to make sure that Aige will not be harmed. Otherwise, even if the content of the contract is exchanged, she will not do it even if she can find a way to target Nords of the Silver Clan!

"Yes, just make sure you decide these things Dianeira, I'm fine." Edge was very stupid and naive, answering with an unworldly look.

"Will it not affect you?" Dianeira was moved and then asked again.

"What will happen?" Aige blinked and asked inexplicably.

"..." Dianeira was silent, because she couldn't think of any impact on the content of the contract being disclosed.

At least tens of thousands of people know the content of the contract - basically everyone on the entire Argono knows it. In addition, some of the senior executives of the Pan-Human Civilization Alliance are really not a minority! But I haven't seen any impact on Aegis until now. I think it shouldn't have any impact, right?

"Since there is no impact, then there is no problem with me." Dianeira turned her head and looked at Lekti and replied.

"Your relationship... is really unexpected." Lekti looked at Dianeira, then looked at Edge next to him, and whispered in a somewhat emotional tone.

"Is there any problem?" Dianeira said in confusion.

"No, nothing, it's just a little beyond imagination." Then he paused and returned to the topic and said, "So who will come first?"

"As sincerity, let's start with us." Dianeira thought for a while and decided to say. Then, without hesitation, he immediately opened his mouth to tell the content of the contract between her and Edge one by one.

Just like the legendary Hercules had to go through twelve trials before he could become a god, there were twelve contracts signed by Dianeira on behalf of human beings and Edge, and they all took advantage of them, making the eyes of even the bell map who knew the content and Lekti and Meshitaka who didn't know the content could not help but become weird.

It's such a bully of Nords.

Listen, what is it?

1: Treat the contractor as the "master". In other words, it means to regard Aige as the master. Human beings are subordinate. On the surface, it is still a human word, but in essence? It depends on the human idea. Execute Aige is the king of human beings. On the contrary... he is just a decoration, appearance, a mascot, just take it out and look good, really expecting humans to regard him as the king... Just two words: Haha.

Then there is the second article: you must serve your master and cannot replace it at will. This is considered as adding a guarantee to Aiji that he will not be killed by being removed from the grind.

Next is the third: helping humans in the name of "Black Iron Clan" to retrieve their hometown. This is much normal, but it also clearly stipulates the obligations of Aige, the 'king'.

Next is the four: knocking down the remaining heroes. It is entirely a rhythm that wants him to kill all the people and dominate the king.

Not to mention the fifth and sixth articles afterwards - conquering the hometown of the Bronze tribe and conquering the hometown of the Silver tribe, it was simply to use Aiji as an invading weapon. No wonder Lekti and Meshitaka showed incomprehensible colors.

Well, you Black Iron Clan exploited us Nords without paying any substantial things. They are more domineering and unscrupulous than the Silver Clan. Compared with one, the Silver Clan can be regarded as a conscientious boss.

Then there is the seventh article: bringing the "unknown power" held by the Golden Clan to mankind.

Eighth: Bring the "power to create stars in the universe" held by the Golden Clan.

Ninth: Let humans become the dominant ones of the universe.

He is so greedy that he is extremely ambitious and has a huge ambition. It is no wonder that the Silver Clan cannot tolerate them, and he has always wanted to completely eliminate them.

Then comes Article 10: The contractor must be protected no matter what.

Article 11: You cannot betray the contract or be killed no matter what.

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

It was said that it would not make the entire contract look like a bad contract.

...

Then Laketi didn't talk nonsense and also told the content of the contract he had signed with the Silver Clan.

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

Their names are - 1: Submission to the Silver Clan to ensure the prosperity of the Kelos.

2: For the enemy of the Silver Clan, Nords must fight him.

3: When Nords of the Silver Clan encounters a life-related crisis, he must lend a helping hand.

4: When discovering the power of the Golden Clan, you must inform the Silver Clan.

And 5: When the power of the Golden Clan is threatened and about to disappear, you must do your best to protect the power.

It's both simple and somewhat contradictory.

For example, the last one - when the power of the Golden Clan is threatened and about to disappear, you must do your best to protect the power. What does this mean? Is it to make her a protector of the Golden Clan's power? At that time, you can completely ignore other content in the contract, confront the sky, earth, air, or even the Silver Clan?

This is also what Laketi has never been able to understand.

Then there is Meshitaka, and his contract content is even simpler, with only three items! They are: obey the Silver Clan to ensure the prosperity of the Polie tribe. Before Nords fights with all his strength, he must obey the Silver Clan. When Nords of the Silver Clan encounter a crisis, he must lend a helping hand.

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

But in fact? These contract contents were not really what the Silver Clan thought of, but were left by the Golden Clan, including the number of contracts. The Silver Clan and even humans named the Black Iron Clan were just used, and they didn't know its existence mechanism and how it was formulated, so they even didn't understand what kind of metaphor implied in these contradictory contents.

Anyway, it's very contemplative.
Chapter completed!