Looking at Rowling beside him, Rhodes also had many thoughts as he recalled the original touches in his heart.
After putting on the pendant, Luo Lin's appearance did not change much. Because of the increase in rank, the traces of erosion caused by the death energy still remained on Luo Lin's face, causing it to lose all color and appearance. Horribly pale.
However, Rhodes at this time naturally didn't care about this. Rhodes has never had any additional opinions about Rowling because of her appearance. Naturally, what he felt from Rowling at this time will not change because of the change in her appearance.
The attribute improvements he had obtained previously made Rhodes clearly aware of the special nature of Rowling's existence. At least for me, Rowling's existence allows me to change my inherent philosophy.
Rhodes could feel that this change in philosophy was not based on his original desire to improve his strength, but because of Rowling's existence, he wanted this change to happen.
At the same time, in Rhode's view, if you can use this method to make changes to your own ideas, it may have the least impact on you.
In Rhode's heart, he has never denied his original philosophy. At this time, Rhodes does not intend to negate his original philosophy when it comes to his own changes.
In Rhode's mind, he can still retain his original ideas, but because of Rowling's existence, it can have a great impact on his original ideas. What Rhodes did was to strengthen his feelings for Rowling in his heart. Lin's perception was until it was equal to or even surpassed the original concept.
In this way, when dealing with ordinary matters, Rhodes can still proceed according to his original ideas, but when it comes to matters related to Rowling, he will proceed in a different way.
Rhodes believed that through such a method, he might be able to feel the existence of the hero's will and get additional bonuses. Even if there is no improvement in the relevant attributes in the end, this change in will will not have much negative impact on oneself.
After thinking for a while, Rhodes looked at Rowling aside and said:
"Did you know? In the hearts of any heroes, there is a will that supports them to become heroes."
"No matter how this hero is evaluated in the eyes of ordinary people, this kind of will always exists in the hearts of heroes. This is what makes them different from ordinary creatures."
"The existence of heroic will gives heroes the most powerful power. As for other things, whether it is the potential after becoming a hero or the awakened hero's specialties, they are more like a fixed template...a kind of heroic will. Extras.”
"Even among all heroes, the most special born heroes, I believe that they will have such a will in their hearts, not just power."
"Now, Tanan, the natural hero far away in Brakada, has shown his will to all mages. Any mages who feel this will be afraid of his will."
"So, as a born hero, what kind of will do you have? If you don't know how to describe it, just tell me what you most desire to achieve."
Facing Rowling beside him, Rhodes also raised these doubts of his own. This is the question that Rhodes wants to clarify most at this time.
Since changing one's own will will cause more serious consequences, Rhodes also needs to know an extremely important piece of information before deciding to carry out such an action.
The information Rhodes wanted to know was about Rowling and her heroic will.
If Rowling's heroic will is, to some extent, very different from Rhodes' original expectations, for example, due to past experiences, she hopes to eliminate all necromancers, or some other matters, although Rhodes does not He would say more, but he would not put all his will on Rowling according to his original idea.
Regarding the change of his will, Rhodes would still have some worries before completely following his original idea, so he asked his questions to Rowling in advance.
Rowling may have conveyed this to Rhodes through some actions before, but in Rhodes' heart, he still couldn't confirm it.
After hearing the question raised by Rhodes, Rowling also fell into thinking. It seemed that she had never considered such an issue in the past. It was not until she heard this from Rhodes that she began to think about it.
Fortunately, she seemed to be aware of an important piece of information in Rhodes' words. Rowling's thinking did not last long before she got her own answer.
At this time, looking at Rhodes aside, Rowling also expressed her thoughts:
"Actually, I don't know why I have the status of a born hero. In terms of will, I may not be able to compare with any real hero, and I will also have some undue fears. My brother has always felt that my will Be weak.”
"I know that I don't have the willpower of Tanan, who is also a born hero according to my brother, and I cannot initiate such a tragic war like him. However, if it is about the thing that I want to achieve most..."
"I hope that I can always stay by my brother's side, face the problems that arise together, and defeat powerful enemies, just like we did this time."
After saying this, Rowling stopped talking, but during the process, Rowling's eyes were always on Rhodes who was aside.
In Rhode's sight, Rowling's eyes were still clear and she was not affected by the death energy at all, but the meaning expressed in her words could not help but silence Rhode.
In order to ensure that he could make the most accurate judgment, Rhodes also made corresponding preparations before Rowling said these words.
Whether it was his newly improved ability to sense blood or the hero's Peeping Eye that he had awakened in the past, Rhodes fully utilized it, trying to use this method to get the most accurate information from Rowling's answers. .
Since this involves an upcoming change in his own will, Rhodes has to be extremely cautious and ensure this through all the abilities he has acquired in the past.
However, the information coming from his perception made Rhodes appear extremely silent at this time.
Whether it was the hint of existence in the sense of blood or the hints obtained through the peeping eyes, Rhodes clearly understood that the words Rowling said were her true thoughts in her heart.
