Chapter 1531
Chapter 1531: The âMagical Useâ of the Guild Emblem
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Matthew replied calmly,
âTell me about it. â
Moson stated steadily,
âItâs very simple. On the basis of not hurting each other, I hope that we can share information and help each other when exploring the Blood-Drinking Mountain and dealing with other crises.
âUntil I become a god.
âSince I took the initiative to ask for an alliance, I will give you a piece of information that will be quite helpful for the trip to the Blood-Drinking Mountain after the alliance is formed. However, I canât tell you about it now.
âIf our cooperation is very pleasant, I can even consider sharing the coordinates of the Hidden Treasure of Death that I didnât reveal to you last time. â
Matthew was not tempted by Morsonâs promise.
He noticed the other partyâs words.
âBefore becoming a god? â
The Traveler God smiled.
âYes, our alliance will only be fully effective before we become Gods.
âAfter all, no one knows what will happen during the process of becoming a god. As for the aftermath, there are countless possibilities.
âMatthew, believe me, Iâm the most sincere person you can work with.
âIf someone is conspiring with you and only tells you how much benefits they can give you after the matter is done, then the other party must be painting a pie for you!
âNo one knows if the people in the hall will turn against each other after becoming a god. The only reason why the probability of this happening is low is that they have to deal with the Alliance.
âIn fact, the reason why I chose you is also related to this. After all, you are still a mage of the Alliance. If you can become the God of Law, then you have the opportunity to become an important link between the Alliance and the New Heavenly Palace.
âI think Tyraste also took a fancy to this point, so he wanted to rope you in so urgently that he revealed a logical flaw⊠â
Mosonâs words were quite sincere.
Matthew thought for a moment.
âSo, is our alliance just a verbal promise? â
The smile on Mosonâs face grew wider.
âYes.
âBut believe me, sometimes verbal promises are more useful than written contracts.
âEspecially when dealing with laws and ancient gods.
âDonât underestimate verbal promises. The promise between you and me to help each other needs to be repeated after entering the Blood-Drinking Mountain. At that time, you will understand how effective verbal promises are⊠â
Matthewâs heart skipped a beat.
There was a huge message hidden in Mosonâs words!
The other party seemed to have some understanding of the situation in the Blood-Drinking Mountain.
âCould it be that verbal promises are very binding in the ancient refuge of the trolls? Once someone violated it, they would suffer an irresistible backlash. â
Matthew secretly speculated.
He looked at the smiling Moson and muttered,
âSo, is this the little information you wanted to give me? â
Moson shook his head.
âThatâs not the most important thing.
âBut it is also a little sincerity from me. In the entire hall, I am the only one who will share this information with you.
âDonât count on Tyraste. That kid is very stingy, humph! â
Matthew felt a little strange.
However, the Traveler God had lived for nearly a thousand years, so it was not a big problem for him to call Tyraste a kid.
The seniority between long-lived species was often chaotic.
Under the long time scale.
Everyone often had their own opinions.
Even so.
When Matthew was reminded of Moson and Tyrasteâs age again.
He still felt a strong sense of discomfort.
âListen, Matthew, I have high hopes for you.
âYou are very young and have great potential. You also have the courage that most people in this era lack.
âWhat you lack is a wealth of experience. You need a real veteran to escort you, and I am suitable to play such a role.
âActually, you and I should have worked together long ago. You rejected me last time, but now weâre together again. According to the Eastern Continent, this is called fate, isnât it? â
The Traveler God continued to talk.
Matthew had to admit it.
His words were very convincing.
Matthew was not very willing to form an alliance with the Traveler God. He always felt that this was a very dangerous thing.
However, the truth was right in front of him.
He did need another person to contend with Tyraste.
At least among the people in the hall.
The Traveler God had the best attitude towards Matthew.
Take ten thousand steps back.
Matthew still had the blessing of the God of Travelers,âJourney in All Directionsâ!
It was this blessing that dispelled Matthewâs remaining doubts.
âHe has clearly been reincarnated, but the blessings he previously applied are still effective. This clearly has reached the level of the law.
âMoson is only the temporary state of the Traveler God. He might become a god faster than others!
âSo his promise to form an alliance only lasted until he became a god⊠â
Thinking of thisâŠ
Matthew silently increased the importance he attached to the God of Travelers.
Then, he slowly said,
âSure.
âIâm willing to be your ally.
â As long as it doesnât affect other people, and as long as most external conditions do not change drastically, I will never take the initiative to harm you. I am also willing to share information with you and help each other until I become a god. â
Moson couldnât help but roll his eyes.
âSo many conditions. â
Matthew smiled faintly.
âItâs only right to be cautious when dealing with the former gods of the Heavenly Palace. â
He had thought that he would need to say something to convince the other party.
Who knew that Moson actually said in relief,
âYes, I believe in your sincerity.
âThe alliance between you and me is settled! â