Nothing could better prove his success than this thing.
Heideline looked on in shock at the staff head floating beside Kane.
"It's actually true, you really killed the Red King all by yourself, it's truly... truly unbelievable."
Heideline was still imrsed in shock, unable to recover for a long ti.
She had previously been advising Kane not to be too reckless, choosing the Red King right off the bat.
Kane's stubbornness seed to her like a death wish, so she had no expectations of him. Yet the surprise it brought was what left her sowhat at a loss.
After a while, she cald her excitent.
"You took down the Red King, and can now be considered the new lord of this territory. But why return here first? Is there sothing you need?"
Listening to Heideline, Kane smiled and said, "I believe you now understand my strength. The reason I ca here is that I hope you will pledge your loyalty to . I need your assistance."
Heideline stared hard at Kane, then said, "If you can destroy all the kings and rescue this country from misery, I certainly have no problem pledging my loyalty to you."
"You should know I have teammates, and I dealt with the Red King alone, so trust in our strength."
After thinking for a while, Heideline said, "I can help you now, but if you want my full loyalty, you'll need to do as you just said."
"Of course, deal."
After Kane finished speaking, Heideline bowed and said, "King."
She did not perform the loyalty ceremony, as she had not yet pledged herself to Kane. He needed to fulfill his promise.
The promise did not conflict with Kane's goals; their objectives aligned.
Kane decided to have Heideline join him on the road back.
The main reason for his return was, in fact, to take Mo Yi and her people with him.
He sought Heideline's allegiance because he decided halfway to consider the dungeon as a candidate for a permanent dungeon.
He had lightly experienced the rules on the ride.
If the other four scepters' represented fragnts were like the staff head in Kane's hand, he must take this dungeon.
Later, he needed to discuss it with Kreya and others, but he believed they would agree with his decision once they experienced the rules' effects even slightly.
No one would refuse; he might even need to find Burton.
Burton, at the gold stage, definitely had more information than he did.
Since the decision was to make the dungeon a permanent control contender, managent and conditions need to be t.
Yet, the dungeon still didn't fully qualify as a dungeon, and fulfilling the conditions might present unknown issues; success wasn't certain.
So he could only take it step by step, but Heideline was crucial.
No matter what, if Kane wanted to include this dungeon in their permanent control, he needed this person.
It's known that the population of this town is already considerable by the continent's standards.
Kane even felt the residents here could compare to those of Twin Star City.
The harmonization of so many different races living in one city, and under such circumstances, showcased Heideline's powerful governance skills.
Certainly sothing Kane and his group couldn't achieve.
Using Heideline to et the basic requirent of dungeon control or letting her handle internal affairs post-control was imnsely useful.
After all, if Heideline joined and pledged loyalty to him, it would be almost equivalent to the city pledging loyalty to him.
Then, Kane looked at Pedi beside him: "Would you like to join my force?"
The reason Kane asked Pedi was that she was not under Heideline's subordination; she had joined his force due to Mo Yi's racial reasons.
If Pedi joined, it would further enhance loyalty among the Moon's Child race.
Seeing Pedi still pondering, Kane continued: "Rest assured, I don't discriminate against any race, and you've seen Mo Yi; I have a way to improve their constitution."
"Really?" Pedi asked imdiately.
"Of course, I wouldn't lie to you."
"If you can really achieve what you say, I am willing to pledge loyalty to you." Pedi said.
"I never lie."
After speaking, Kane took out three Contract Scrolls from his Space Equipnt, handing them to Pedi, Heideline, and the Steel Armor behind him.
Kane said to Steel Armor: "Since you are unsure now, why not join , trust , you won't be disappointed."
"Hahaha, of course, there's nothing wrong with that. You saved my life, not to ntion avenging my tribe."
After saying this, Steel Armor imdiately signed his na on the scroll, instantly prompting a notification to Kane.
[Bond Link with Steel Armor]
Indeed, a sincerely loyal and straightforward person.
Heideline and Pedi also signed their nas.
Next were the guild joining procedures.
First was the seal stamping.
Steel Armor chose white, the seal stamped directly on his chest, as his Armor was his body.
Heideline's was light purple, stamped on her collarbone, adding a touch of allure.
Pedi chose her kneecap to stamp.
The only thing that troubled Kane was Sofina; should he invite her into the guild?
Kane decided to be cautious and not take this risk in the end.
Except for the stamping and joining guild process, other dialogues and actions were done without Sofina's knowledge, as he knew little about her.
Afterward, he summoned a maid nearby to escort Sofina to rest in a room.
"Sofina, you go rest first, I need to discuss so matters with Heideline and the others."
Sofina nodded, keeping a blank expression, and followed the maid out.
After Sofina left, Heideline imdiately asked.
"What is this power?"
Feeling the sudden increase in strength, Heideline looked at Kane.
Kane smiled mysteriously and said: "A little perk, don't be astonished, there's more to co."
He then told them the secret phrase to enter the Guild Hall and taught them how to enter it.
"Now, act as I just taught you."
After speaking, everyone placed their hands on their seals, recited the secret phrase, and disappeared from the chapel.
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