He slowly came to Gray, and the two commanders returned the enthronement to Gray.

The soldiers of both armies looked at Gray quietly.

After putting away the two enthronements, Gray asked straightforwardly: "Have you approved this war from the Pope?"

This question made both commanders confused.

Silence, for a while.

"Uh...ah...ahah, no. But..." Lu Sien V said embarrassedly: "But the Holy See did not object, and without objection, it means acquiescence."

Gray said bluntly: "I think this so-called 'argued' war should not exist at all. Either agree or object. There is no middle ground."

"His Paladin." Gene II raised his head proudly and asked with a serious look on his face: "You don't want to intervene in this war, are you?"

"Yes." Gray turned his face and said, "To be precise, I am not going to intervene in the war, but I hope it will not happen. After all, there will be casualties in the war. If it can happen, it is better not to happen. If there is any conflict between you, I hope I can serve as the arbitrator and help you resolve it peacefully."

"Arbitrator? Is he kidding?"

"Although he is a Paladin, it is impossible to arbitrate a war, right?"

"This is something that the Holy See cannot do."

"We have been preparing for so long and ran away, so we asked him to arbitrate and go back? Are we crazy!"

Hearing Gray's words, the soldiers began to talk. Obviously, no one agreed with Gray's statement. However, the two coaches didn't think so.

At this moment, they were all silent.

After a while, Lu Sien V whispered: "His Excellency Paladin, please allow me to discuss your suggestions with my staff."

"Yes." Grey nodded politely.

Lu Sien V turned his head and left.

"His Excellency Paladin, I also need to discuss with my staff." Gene II also spoke.

Gray nodded equally politely.

The two commanders left, and soon only Gray and the Silver Moon flag were left in the midfield against each other.

In the distance, the members of the Silver Moon Knights stretched their necks to watch.

"Do you think Gray can succeed?" Shelley asked.

"Who knows?" Andrew spread his hands and said, "It mainly depends on how scared these two lords are."

"But didn't Gray say he wanted to borrow food from them? Why did he get involved in arbitration again?" Shelley frowned.

"You have to ask yourself this." Andrew replied speechlessly.

Gray was still standing motionless on the midline, and the commanders on both sides had already started to discuss with their staff.

"He wants to end a war with just one mouth? It's ridiculous!"

"But he not only had one mouth, he brought the entire Silver Moon Knights, but also a group of dwarf slaves who came from nowhere. In the Lion King capital, he defeated Benedict II and Duke Fernandez. I don't think we can bear that kind of tactic."

...

"I think we can win, and there is no need for any arbitration. Only the weak will consider arbitration!"

"But if we refuse arbitration and the other party supports it, will we push Paladin Gray to the opposite side?"

...

"We have to think about this situation. If we accidentally push Paladin Gray to the opposite side...we will definitely win this war, but that is when Paladin Gray is not in the battle. If he joins the battle, our situation will become very dangerous."

...

"It just happened to be over 100, which means that the entire Silver Moon Knights are here. It is definitely not accidental to appear here with a whole Knights."

...

"At present, the other party seems to be equally surprised by the arrival of Paladin Gray. But what if? What if the so-called arbitration is actually a trap that the other party thinks of? Because the other party is afraid of our force, he invites Paladin Gray to arbitrate. They pretend not to know each other and tempt us to accept the arbitration."

...

"But this is not realistic. If the other party had been in contact with Paladin Gray, they should have launched an attack now. The Lion Kings have robbed wars and we have sent people to see it. The Silver Moon Knights are really terrible. If the Silver Moon Knights stand on their side, there is no need for any arbitration."

...

During this discussion, the priests in the camps of both sides became the silent people, and even completely ignored people. After all, with Paladins here, what else should the priest do? Although the Paladin was stained with all kinds of stains, his Paladin's title was not deprived.

They each sent someone quietly to send letters to the rear.

...

"What do you want to do? Why don't you just ask for food?" asked the black cat.

"I want to stop the war first. This is undoubtedly an unjust war, and someone must stop it." Gray replied softly.

"But they are in a state of hostility, isn't it the best time to threaten? This is their most vulnerable time. In order to prevent you from interfering, they will take out the food easily, so that our goal will be achieved. Well, I know what you are going to say. You will definitely say that it is wrong to threaten the other party in a critical moment. But you have to understand that it is not easy for us to let them support food for no reason. If we miss this opportunity, we may not find a way to get them out of food."

"I don't think things are that difficult. If we think we are doing a just thing, we should be open and honest from beginning to end and not be stained. In addition, from the standpoint of the Paladin, I do not allow an unjust war in front of me, and then tragedy. The stronger the power, the greater the responsibility, and this is my responsibility." Gray's answer was still so unquestionable.

The other two voices in my mind were silent.

I have to say that Gray is becoming more and more independent. Whether it is inducing or protecting, there are fewer and fewer things they can do now.

...

In the bustling bustle, there was a man next to Lu Sien V staring at Gray intently.

It was a handsome and upright young man wearing knight's armor. He had golden curly hair and looked like a handsome prince. His eyes looked like a crescent moon, as if he was smiling all the time, with a special charm.

This is the eldest son of Lu Sien V, Arthur. He is staring at Gray in the middle with a smile.

...

After a while, the commanders on both sides finally returned to the center again.

Lu Sien V said vigilantly: "Hisser Paladin, we are happy to accept your arbitration. After all, our goal is to defeat each other and get back what should be ours, not the war itself. But before that, we want to know how you plan to arbitrate?"

"So do we do," Gene II said, raising his head.

This pair of mortal enemies is rare to agree.

Gray whispered: "You can tell us the reasons for each of you to start a war, and I will decide whether your motives are just. If this still cannot be resolved, then I suggest you decide the outcome through the game."

"Contest?"

"Yes, send your respective knights to duel, rather than launching a war directly. This way the death and injury will be controlled."

"But what if the other party fails to fulfill the obligations that the loser should fulfill after our victory?"

"Then I will take action personally to seek justice for the victorious side. That is to say, this duel will be guaranteed in the name of the Paladin. Is it OK?"

Lu Sien V stared at Gene II opposite him, gritted his teeth and asked, "Rules?"

Gene II also raised his head proudly and gritted his teeth and said, "Rules?"

"The rule is that you each send out the best knights, and the quota is limited to ten. When one side dies or surrenders, the other side wins. Is it OK?" Grey asked.

"I need some time to prepare and the duel will be in three days." This was said by Lu Sien V.

"It's been too long." Gene II opposed.

"The day after tomorrow, two days are the bottom line." Facing Gray, Lu Sien V said: "If I refuse for two days, then it's not that I don't adopt your advice from the Paladin, but that the other party obviously has no sincerity."

Gray looked at Gene II.

Nodding, Gene II said: "Yes, two days later, here we will decide the winner next to the Paladin's witness!"

"OK!"

"Aren't you going to explain your motives for starting a war and defend yourself?" asked Gray.

"There are too many reasons, but I think there is nothing to say anymore." Lu Sien V spread his hands.

Gene II had the same attitude: "I have no interest in pure verbal disputes, so I'd better skip the explanation stage and enter the final battle."

With a clang, both sides drew their respective swords and touched each other. Gray also drew his own sword and stood with their swords.

"Okay, the agreement is reached! Since you agree unanimously, then I will be here the morning after tomorrow. I will supervise this duel in the name of the Paladin and give a fair ruling!"

"make a deal!"

"make a deal!"

The commanders of both sides put away their long swords and rode their horses away. Gray also pulled up the Silver Moon banner and turned his head to run back.

The three parties each withdrew their troops.

Looking at Gray's departure back, Arthur, the eldest son of Lu Sin V, couldn't help but sigh: "It's so majestic, this Paladin. The Holy See in memory has never had such a deterrent power even at its peak. Just a mouth can stop a war. Sure enough, force is the most important thing."

Back in the team, Gray inserted the silver moon flag in his hand heavily into the ground and whispered: "We are camping here to make sure they don't go to war privately against the agreement."

"Yes!" The Silver Moon Knights responded with a heavy blow to their breastplate.

The dwarves who were watching the whole process looked at Gray blankly, and were stunned.

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