But there is absolutely no extra energy to pay attention to the dialogue between latecomers!
They will only focus on those beings that may have an impact on their battles.
Although all three of Gruchak have such strength, they are harmless until they are close to the battle circle.
"I don't need that kind of authority."
Rasma said.
What he said was extremely firm, and there was no sign of lying at all.
Of course there was absolutely no need for him to lie about this!
Gruchak and Ulena both nodded. In their opinion, the only authority Rathma might be interested in was the balance that once belonged to Israel.
But they didn't know that in Rathma's eyes, the power Israel held could be called anything, but it couldn't be called balance!
It was with the help of Israel's authority that Rathma once walked out of that lifeless and corpse-like path.
During this long process, Rasma did not pay attention to the power of this authority at all!
How could a knowledgeable spellcaster not be curious about new things?
Of course Rathma would be curious, even to the point of wanting to push Israel directly onto the dissecting table!
It's just that he hasn't been able to do this in the past.
But even under such circumstances, Rathma's research on Israel's authority also produced extraordinary results!
As for why Rathma is certain that Israel's power is by no means balanced, that is another matter!
He didn't lie about coming to the battlefield here!
Rathma really needs a soul fragment belonging to the talisman!
This is of course a good thing for the Nephalem! This can at least reduce the upper limit of the power of the rune by a few points.
Li Min only severely damaged the magic talisman before, and this kind of trauma can definitely be recovered with the passage of time.
The only problem is the length of time!
As both a spell caster, Rasma is very familiar with Li Min's power.
The guy who can make Li Min look tired even after the battle, his peak condition should not be underestimated!
Taking action against the talisman that is still seriously injured at this time is a matter of great benefit and no harm!
As for whether doing this will send the talisman to the opposite side of the Nephalem...
What the talisman represents has long pushed him to the opposite side of everything in this world!
The only thing that could turn into trouble is if Talisman suddenly loses his mind and is bewitched by the Burning Hell.
But this doesn’t seem to be a good choice for the rune!
Rasma's many trips to and from the Burning Hell gave him a guess!
The will that burns hell and high-level heaven may not be as simple as just one instinct!
This guess is scary enough, and Rasma doesn’t intend to share it with others!
At this time, he only has one thing to do, and that is to get a soul fragment of the talisman as soon as possible!
And this soul fragment will become part of the trump card he is creating!
As a Nephalem, Rathma knows exactly what it means to have the ability to flip tables.
That means that when human beings face all unfair oppression, they have the right to make the other party reconsider!
Every Nephalem hopes to be the one who ends all suffering!
Of course they believe in the power of their partners!
But they believe in themselves more!
Let them wait for the so-called savior to appear?
This is the most ridiculous thing!
The Nephalem are not impatient, but they know that they have to fight for everything themselves!
Only by becoming your own savior can you almost change everything bad!
"Then this time we seem to have similar purposes!
This level of candor is enough."
Gruchak said.
It is inevitable that both parties still have reservations, but until the talisman is disposed of, these things will only remain at the level of thoughts.
In this case, wait until then to find a solution to the problem.
Maybe the plans of both parties in the next stage can be the same as now without any conflict?
At least that's what it seems.
"According to your request, it would be safer for these young people to go to the scene after the talisman is defeated."
Rathma glanced at the young nephalem.
"No, they are indeed arriving at the battlefield with us.
It’s not my nonsense to let them see things for a long time.”
Gruchak said.
Although it is incidental to lead young people to gain knowledge, once it has been agreed upon, nothing will be changed easily.
"You're not good at protecting others, are you?"
Rasma asked.
With the differences temporarily resolved, Rasma's attitude returned to a moderate state.
He was even willing to show some respect to Gruchak who had the strength to fight him.
"So I called Ulena instead of Karashim.
Ulena's fighting style can limit the aftermath of the battle to a minimum, or in other words this is the only way to bring out her power.
With Ulena at the scene, even if I am not that good at protecting others, I can protect these young people enough."
Gruchak said.
"It seems that I can reduce the pressure on you two.
Whether it's assisting attacks or protecting others, they are all things I'm good at."
Rasma nodded as she spoke.
Obviously he didn't mean to joke.
"For you, you have a long time to master things that other Nephalem have not had time to master.
No matter what methods you use, I won't be surprised.
Perhaps you should be called the First Rasma?"
Ulena made a little joke that was neither light nor serious.
This would not embarrass Rasma, who would no longer be emotionally disturbed by joking language.
If you want to hurt Rasma with words, the only option is to hit the pain point directly.
But no one who knows Rasma would want to try this.
Provoke a spellcaster who knows how many tricks he has at his disposal?
Moreover, this spellcaster is also the supreme master of Necromancer knowledge!
No one wants to wake up and see their ancestors who have been dead for who knows how many years.
Even the Demon God doesn't want to see the corpses of the demons who were his right-hand men standing in front of him attacking him.
The deterrence that this guy Rasma can create is beyond imagination.
Not only is it powerful, it can also cause mental damage.
To be continued...