This knight is too perfect

Chapter 34 Trading
"Rhine, your extraordinary ability... is really exaggerated."

Fergus looked at the messy training ground around him and still couldn't believe that this was something a child who was not even thirteen years old could do.

At this time, on the training ground, a "conical" tunnel started from the Rhine and extended to about ten meters away.

The formation of this tunnel originated from the extraordinary ability, Dragon Roar, which was awakened by Rhine after he was promoted to the Black Iron Knight of Destiny.

After verification by the two, both Rhine and Fergus had a relatively complete judgment of this ability.

First of all, there is the power of the dragon's roar.

According to Fergus's personal experience, almost no one in the Black Iron Ranks within five meters could survive Rhine's dragon roar.

Because Rhine's dragon roar not only causes physical sonic damage, but also shocks the soul.

The latter has extremely exaggerated special effects on some special creatures, such as ghosts and revenants.

In the range of five to ten meters, it depends on the distance and the physical strength of the enemy.

Rhine's Dragon Roar has a small chance of directly killing, but a high chance of seriously injuring, a Black Iron-level Extraordinary.

Beyond the range of ten meters, the effect of the dragon roar is greatly reduced.

Although the dragon roar outside this range is unlikely to cause physical damage to the Black Iron-level Extraordinary.

However, the soul-shaking effect still exists, causing the enemy to fall into a brief state of loss of soul.

Therefore, to sum up, Fergus felt that the best time for Rhine to use Dragon Roar was to wait until the enemy entered a distance of ten meters.

If conditions permit, you can even wait until the enemy enters the five-meter range where it is almost certain to kill.

Of course, special circumstances can be considered separately.

But no matter what, the Dragon Roar, an extraordinary ability that contains two sections of ancient dragon language, still demonstrates its almost "invincible" dominance.

At least Fergus had never encountered such an exaggerated extraordinary ability in a Black Iron-level extraordinary person before.

But as the saying goes, 'what goes around comes around.'

The power of the dragon roar is indeed strong, but its side effects are equally obvious.

"How's it going, Rhine? Are you okay?"

Fergus looked at the pale-faced Rhine and immediately showed concern.

After adjusting for a moment, Rhine stood up, waved his hand and said, "It's okay, Teacher Fergus."

"Is it really okay?"

Listening to Rhine's hoarse voice and his obviously weakened body.

Fergus thought that this didn't look like it was okay, right?

Fortunately, Rhine's weakness was only temporary. After he rested for a while, his complexion gradually improved, which made Fergus feel relieved.

At this time, Rhine finally experienced the horrible side effects of the dragon's roar.

That is the huge burden it puts on the body.

Rhine estimated his current physical condition.

Even the essence of destiny he recovered every natural day was enough for him to cast a dragon roar.

However, the impact of the dragon's roar on his body could not be recovered within just one natural day without other means to help him recover.

Therefore, it is best for him to use the Dragon Roar again after one or two days.

Otherwise, he would most likely have to stay in bed for ten days or half a month, which might even affect his foundation.

Rhine is not exaggerating.

Rather, it was the sore throat and the pain in his internal organs that were warning him how dangerous it was to use the Dragon Roar and that he must be cautious.

But this also reflects one thing from the side.

That is, as long as Rhine's physical fitness can keep up in the future and he has enough "source of destiny", his dragon roar still has a lot of room for improvement.

Rhine understood this, and the experienced Fergus understood this as well.

"Okay, Rhine, let's stop here for the test of your extraordinary abilities."

"You are now considered a qualified Black Iron-rank Extraordinary."

"It's unbelievable. Who would have thought that it has only been less than half a month since you entered Feifan."

In response to Fergus's praise, Rhine responded very modestly: "It's all thanks to your teaching, Teacher Fergus."

Hearing this, Fergus waved his hand and said, "Alright, alright, Rhine, stop flattering me."

"Don't I know what I am capable of?"

"I believe that anyone in my position, Rhine, can achieve the same success as you do now."

"So, everything you have now is something you have fought for yourself. It has nothing to do with others."

"Okay, that's enough training for today. Go and have a good rest."

"By the way, remember to come to my room at ten o'clock tonight. I have something very important to tell you before you leave. Don't forget."

Rhine nodded and looked at Fergus's departing back with a strange look.

It was because Fergus, rarely, lied to him.

And the lie lies in that last sentence.

However, although Rhine knew that this was a "lie", he did not sense any malice from Fergus.

So Rhine didn't think much about it in the end.

Not long after Fergus left, Rhine looked at the sun which was about to set.

In the end, he did not choose to rest, but left the training ground and headed towards the castle...

"Miss agrees, you can go in."

Jet looked at Rhine who came to visit after sunset, and after getting Lilitha's affirmative answer, he let Rhine into the room. After Rhine entered the room, Lilitha, who was reading, immediately put down the Chronicle of the Principality of Morton and looked up at him.

"Little slave, I thought you would come to me earlier. How about it? Have you figured out how to use the Silver Moon Coin I gave you?"

Rhine nodded, took out the 'Silver Moon Gold Coin' given to him by Lilith from his arms, and stated his 'request' seriously.

"Ms. Lilisa, I hope to use this Silver Moon Gold Coin in exchange for a promise from you."

"And if the value of this gold coin is not enough, then I am willing to add other prices. As long as these prices are within my ability and do not violate the principles of chivalry, I am willing to pay for them."

Hearing this, Lilysa's eyes narrowed slightly, and she was obviously very interested in Rhine's proposal.

"Tell me what you want."

Rhine took a deep breath and then said firmly, "Ms. Lilisha, I hope you can do your best to ensure the safety of Mr. Fergus."

"And this promise must last until the Baron returns to the castle."

"Ok?"

Lilitha looked at Rhine in surprise, as if she had never expected that he would make this request.

After thinking for a while, Lilysa replied seriously: "Little slave, are you sure you really want to use that precious Silver Moon Coin in exchange for my protection of Fergus?"

"You should know that the value of this request is not only far more than one Silver Moon gold coin, but it is also of no benefit to you at all."

In response to Lilitha's question, Rhine did not hesitate at all.

"I'm sure of that, Miss Lilitha."

Upon hearing this, Lilisha immediately fell into a long period of thought.

She seemed to be weighing whether this deal was worth continuing for her.

That’s right, transactions between extraordinary people don’t necessarily succeed just by offering a high enough price.

It also depends on the willingness of both parties to the transaction.

After a long period of thinking, Lilith finally made a decision.

"Okay, I agree to this deal. As for the additional price you need to pay in this deal, you need to stay by my side as a guardian knight for the next three years. How about that?"

Faced with the extra "price" proposed by Lilisa, Rhine readily accepted it.

"I'm willing to accept that price and make this deal."

Seeing that Rhine agreed so quickly, Lilysa couldn't help but say, "Little slave, aren't you afraid that I will let you waste three years of your time?"

"You should know that your potential is far more amazing than you think. Three years is enough for you to change a lot of things."

Rhine was very calm about this.

"Ms. Lilisha, I value the present more than the illusory future, so I don't regret my decision now, and I won't regret it in the future."

"Even if it means sacrificing your own future?"

"Even if it means sacrificing my own future."

"……Understood."

After she finished speaking, Lilysa immediately stood up from the sofa, walked straight to Rhine, and solemnly pointed her finger at his forehead.

"The Moon God has witnessed our transaction, Rhine Simmons."

“He will hold me to my promise to you and will watch over me until the day when it is fulfilled.”

"And after that, you must also pay the corresponding chips. If you betray your promise, wherever the Moon Goddess's eyes are, there will be no place for you, Rhine Simmons."

Lilitha's tone was obviously very calm, and Rhine never sensed any fluctuations of extraordinary power in her words.

But for some reason, Rhine had a mysterious feeling at this moment.

This feeling is what would happen if he dared to violate the terms of the deal in the future.

Then he will receive a punishment more terrible than death.

But this didn't matter to Rhine, because he never thought of breaking the deal.

As Lilisa's voice fell, she immediately put her hand down.

Then she looked at Rhine with complicated eyes, as if wondering why there was someone like Rhine in the world.

Just when Rhine felt a little embarrassed by being looked at, Lilitha finally spoke again.

"The deal has been made, you can go back, Mr. Rhine."

"Okay, I wish you a good dream tonight, Miss Lilitha."

Rhine said something politely and turned to walk outside.

But just as he reached the door, Lilitha spoke again.

"Although Mr. Fergus's ability is not good, he does have a good eye and has accepted a good student."

Hearing this, Rhine, who had his hand on the door handle, stopped immediately.

He turned to look at Lilith and gave a different opinion seriously.

"I am extremely lucky to have a good teacher, Miss Lilysa."

After saying that, Rhine pushed open the door, nodded to Butler Jeter at the door, and walked towards the back of the corridor...

Not long after Rhine left, Lilysa couldn't help but ask Jeter at the door: "Jeter, how many knights like them do you think there are in the Principality of Morton now?"

Jet thought about it, and based on what he had seen and heard in the Principality of Morton over the past few years, he gave an uncertain answer.

"Probably not much."

Upon hearing this, Lilitha immediately said self-deprecatingly: "Really? Then this is really a great fortune for us, for the Kingdom of Akkad."

(End of this chapter)