Chapter 1769 Ancient Hero

Thinking of the various feats done by the hero named Butch, even Rhodes had to admit his strength.

As Rhodes said to Tiss, a strong heroic will is enough for a hero to do things that are impossible in the eyes of other creatures.

Seeing that Tiss seemed to believe Butch's story, Rhodes thought for a while and said to her: "You are also a hero, Tess, you know how powerful a hero's specialty is."

Tiss nodded: "I understand what you mean, Lord Ellot."

"In my opinion, your hero's specialties are not weaker than any hero. No matter how powerful a creature is, as long as it doesn't get rid of the constraints of flesh and blood, it will be affected by your power." Rhodes said slowly.

Rhodes gave a very high evaluation of Tiss' hero specialty. Before that, the extremely powerful Hell Behemoth also lost most of his fighting ability under the influence of Tiss' heroic specialty.

If Tiss suffered more serious injuries, under the effect of her hero specialty "Transmission of Pain", Rhodes could even cross several stages and defeat Hell Beamon, but Rhodes didn't want to see this.

"Master Ailot..." After receiving Rhode's praise, Tess smiled happily, "I will always use my hero expertise to help you."

"Really? Then you'd better live longer, so that you can make the most of your hero's specialties." Rhodes thought for a while, then commented.

Tiss glanced at Rhodes, as if she was not satisfied with his answer. At this time, she suddenly seemed to think of something, and asked Rhodes: "Lord Ellot, you haven't told me the ending of that story."

"What ending?" Rhodes seemed a little puzzled, and asked Tiss.

"It's the elf named Butch. You said he defeated the arrogant king, so did he get back Cecia's soul?" Tiss asked eagerly, as if she was worried about the character she was talking about.

Hearing Tiss ask this, Rhodes frowned suspiciously, he thought for a moment, and then replied: "I don't know their ending. The man who divination for me only told me the name of the hero. feat, doesn't tell me much more."

As Rhodes said, during the previous divination, Messijia only told him these contents, but did not tell him the elf named Butch, or the final fate of Cecia's soul.

"I really want to know their final outcome, whether Butch succeeded in rescuing Cecilia's soul..." Tiss lowered her head slightly and said.

Rhodes didn't seem to care: "For a hero,

The ending is often the least important thing. The brightest moment of the heroic will only exists at the moment when the heroic will is awakened. "

After thinking for a while, Rhodes continued, "I have seen a hero who lost his will. When a hero's will becomes dull under the baptism of time, can such a hero still be called a hero?"

Seeing that Tiss was sullen and seemed dissatisfied with this answer, Rhodes thought for a while and brought the topic back to the previous content.

"Anyway, it was in that story that I heard the name Cecilia."

"You mean, the Chessia in the story is the king of lust, Chessia?" Tiss opened her eyes wide and asked in disbelief.

"Unfortunately, I'm not sure about this." Shaking his head, Rhodes replied, "Maybe they just have the same name, and I just accidentally heard the name Cecilia in a divination, and that powerful heroes, and their identities cannot be determined.”

Speaking of this, Rhodes patted Tiss on the shoulder: "Anyway, when I meet the person who fortunets for me next time, I believe everything will have an answer."

Tiss nodded heavily, agreeing with what Rhodes said, although she didn't know when Rhodes would see the person he was talking about.

Seeing that Tiss no longer asked this point, for some reason, Rhode suddenly felt relieved.

"Hero..." Rhodes has a deeper understanding of heroes than Tiss, who has little knowledge.

Rhodes didn't know how strong a hero's will was needed for the elf named Butch to defeat the master of hell, the arrogant king.

Rhodes has seen many heroes, but no matter how brilliant these heroes are, it is difficult to compare with Butch who defeated the arrogant king.

If it wasn't for his soul being exiled, Rhodes would not be willing to come to a place like hell, but according to Messika, Butch chose to come to hell on his own initiative.

Rhodes was a little puzzled, what kind of heroic will drove Butch to keep moving forward? Was it his love for Cecilia? Love is undoubtedly the strongest expression of lust.

At this moment, Rhodes undoubtedly realized something. Even if he didn't find Messiga to confirm the situation, he seemed to be able to guess the identity of Cecilia on the prophecy card.

"Mexiga, what else are you hiding from me?" Rhodes gritted his teeth as if thinking of something.

"Who is Messiah?" Tess asked with some doubts.

Rhodes was a little helpless, and explained: "She is the one who divination for me, and she is also the greedy king in hell."

Tiss showed a surprised expression: "So she is the king of hell you mentioned. It is said that the king of greed disappeared a long time ago, and no demon knows her real whereabouts."

Rhodes nodded, but did not answer.

If Rhodes hadn't discovered that Tiss's surname was exactly the same as Hela's during the process of naming the magic ship, and had learned the name of the King of Lust from Tiss, he would never have thought that Messijia had taken out A prophecy card, the content on it can even be related to the king of lust.

The more he traveled to the depths of hell, the more Rhodes could feel the mystery of Messijia. As the king of hell, she was naturally not so easy to deal with.

What reassures Rhodes is that Messijia is not his enemy, at least not now. At this time, Messika was still trapped in the depths of the lake of fire, waiting for Rhodes' help.

Thinking of this, Rhodes sighed slightly, and couldn't help but accentuate his tone of voice to Tess: "Tess, thanks to you, I can discover all this. Otherwise, until the moment I meet the Lustful King, I wouldn't will remember these things."

Looking at the thin succubus who lost her arm, in Rhodes' eyes, she didn't seem so stupid anymore. At least she can play a little role in places other than hero specialties.

Listening to Rhodes' words, Tess blinked and said, "Master Ellot, I still have some doubts, and I want you to answer them for me."