On the island, the battle between the undead creatures and the mages continues, but whether it is Rhodes or Vera on the side, their attention is no longer on the battle happening around them.
Seeing Rhodes asking this, Vera couldn't help but sigh: "Although the vampire who killed my brother is dead, she made me think about a very important question, that is, what kind of value does a person's life have?
meaning."
"This question sounds boring. This is not a question that a death knight should think about." Seeing Vera say this, Rhodes looked up at the sky and couldn't help but say.
"For that vampire, Lyle is just an obstacle on her way to becoming stronger, but for me, Lyle is my most important brother, my only remaining... only relative."
Vera choked on her words, but continued: "So, I think this may be applicable to all living things, such as her."
With that said, Vera pointed to the side where Rhodes had just transformed the corpse of the legendary mage into the Corpse Witch King.
Following Vera's movements, Rhodes looked at the Corpse Witch King with confusion: "Is there anything special about her?"
"She was your enemy and eventually died in your hands, but I can't help but wonder, what would she be like without our arrival? She may be a father's daughter, or a child's mother,
There must be someone somewhere who has the same feelings for her."
"Hmph, that's not what you thought when you eliminated other necromancers in Eli. You didn't have any hesitation in your heart at that time. Why did it suddenly become like this now?" Rhodes snorted and said immediately. p>
"That's because things haven't happened to me yet. After I experienced all this, I realized my mistake." Vera sighed.
"This is all because of Lyle, right? His death made you weak, or have you always been so weak?" Rhodes asked unceremoniously.
"Lyle's death made me understand this. I'm sorry that I failed to live up to your expectations." Vera was indifferent for a while, and finally said: "Maybe the water elemental plane is my final destination. There are
creature, at least it won’t make me feel guilty anymore.”
"Really?" Rhodes said solemnly, and then issued an order through his spiritual mark.
Behind, the tentacles of the Netherworld Sea Monster rolled around, and then came around Rhodes and Vera.
Vera originally thought that Rhodes would punish her, but this was not the case.
Among the tentacles spread out by the nether sea monster, there is a fish bone-like Corpse Witch King. Its eyes are scarlet, and Vera can easily identify the type of this undead creature.
"What about it?"
With that said, Rhodes picked up the Skeleton Fish King and threw it casually to Vera. Vera panicked for a while, but still picked up the Skeleton Fish King in her arms.
"Your statement is also valid for it." Rhodes said slowly, keenly aware of the loopholes in Vera's words.
"It develops from fish eggs. In other words, its mother exists in the ocean, and it also excretes fish eggs. According to you, there must be fish in the ocean that have the same feelings for it. Look.
Do you feel guilty holding the fish in your hand?"
"This makes no sense at all. It's just a fish, how can it be compared with humans?" Vera asked in disbelief. He couldn't understand Rhodes' words at all.
"I understand, you think that you are more advanced than fish, and that you have far more power than these fish, so how about replacing the fish with other humanoid creatures, those green-skinned ugly savages, and those weird-looking ones?
Doesn’t it also fit your description of heterogeneous creatures?”
Following Rhodes' signal, the Netherworld Sea Monster retracted its tentacles, and Rhodes continued:
"Imagine a human with eight legs, a human with eyes all over his head, or a monster with a human face and a bird's body appears in front of you. When you kill them, will you really feel guilty? You don't
Yes, you just want to destroy these monsters quickly, so why would it trigger you like this if you were a normal human being?"
Vera was stunned and wanted to refute Rhodes' words, but she didn't know where to start.
Rhodes looked at Vera and said: "Think about how those giant dragons view humans, Vera. Do you think they feel guilty for killing humans? In their eyes, humans are just food to choose from. When
When they see humans who are grieving because their loved ones were killed by them, they only feel noisy."
Rhodes spread his hands, his eyes glowing with green fire: "Try looking down at humans from the perspective of a dragon, and you will have different feelings in your heart."
"I can't do it..." Vera lost consciousness for a while and said slowly: "Because I am a human being."
"That's not the case, Vera." Rhodes shook his head, "Not to mention whether this statement is correct or not, human beings are just a name, a title, and a sign that you insert on yourself. When you put it on
After taking it away, what will you be? Vera?"
"What exists deep in your consciousness, your spirit, your soul, cannot be summarized by the word 'human being'. You have limited your existence in the name of human beings, so you will treat your colleagues
If you feel sympathy for the existence of human beings, you will naturally not be able to understand the feelings of the dragon." Rhodes said loudly.
"Then...then what am I? Am I a giant dragon?" Hearing Rhodes say this, Vera was completely stunned for a moment. She didn't know how to answer, so she could only say with a confused look on her face.
Rhodes felt deeply helpless: "Of course you are not a dragon. The title of dragon is also a constraint on identity. Your soul is a more advanced existence than all these."
Seeing that Vera looked confused and didn't seem to understand what she was talking about, Rhodes sighed and said helplessly: "I know you don't understand what I'm talking about at the moment, and you still have to stay in the water elemental plane for a long time.
, think about it yourself."
"What I want to say is that you have been transformed into a death knight a long time ago. Academically speaking, you are no longer a human being, but an undead creature. So if you have extra sympathy, you might as well sympathize more with your undead creatures.
Creatures, and death knights like you."
After hearing what Rhodes said, Vera finally seemed to have thought of something and asked: "What is the whereabouts of Death Knight Kane?"
"It's not clear yet." Rhodes turned around and said, "I think we should find someone to ask. According to the legendary mage, the creatures on this island must know the whereabouts of Kane."
With that said, Rhodes walked towards the depths of the island first, while Vera followed behind. In front of him, he still held the skeletal fish king.