After listening quietly to Fuya's story, Rhodes finally figured out a lot of questions.

Why did Alyssa send the Valrokan family to the Black Iron Pit?

It was one thing to make them suffer - on the other hand, she probably didn't want them all to die, and the entire Valrokan family was in a tense situation, and Alyssa would definitely want to figure out why.

So, these brain-filled guys can't die, but they can't live in peace either.

Interestingly, Alyssa's actions are not meant to be fishing.

Compared to prisons, the mines are not very well guarded - if someone can't help but do it, I'm afraid Alyssa will be better off with it.

And Fuya also sensed this, so her choice was to retract her hands and feet early, hold her ground, and simply leave Fort Dig at the first opportunity, so that although the plan failed, her own safety was safe.

But there is one more thing that Rod didn't figure out - who is the city defense army that Fuya has wooed?

Because after coming to Fort Delvo, Rhodes had gone to the garrison of the army, where he found no trace of any army other than the Northern Garrison and the Trefali Legion, although Fort Digging had a small number of "city defense troops", but at that scale, this group of people could not even defeat the private soldiers of the Valrokan family.

"And who are you courting?"

Seeing that Rod had discovered the crux of the problem, Fuya hesitated for a moment, and then finally gave the answer.

"I brought the Northern Dragons into the war - as agreed, if the Valrokan family gets into infighting, the Northern Dragons will help me quell the battle."

Northern Dragons?!

Rod was a little confused, and Fuya was ashamed.

"Because Master Olakiel defeated that dragon scum, the Northern Dragons seemed to need help with something, so they came to me - but I searched for a long time, but I didn't find you, but I just took the opportunity to make some deals with the Northern Dragons......"

Next, Fuya told Rhodes about the relationship between herself and the Northern Dragons.

After cleaning up the hurricane dragon dregs, Rhodes managed to enter the field of vision of the Northern Dragons - and when Rhodes left, the Northern Dragons seemed to be in trouble, so they came to find Rhodes for help.

However, at that time, Rhodes had already left, and Fuya and the Northern Dragons had been searching for a long time without success.

Although Rhodes is not there, Fuya is here - at that time, Fuya was worried that she lacked a specific army to control Fort Digwo, so she proposed to sign a dragon alliance with the dragons in the north.

The dragon covenant here is not the spell that relies on money to buy help in DND, but the official covenant of the Eight Classics - both the covenant and the dragon will have famous rights and obligations in the covenant, and once signed, they cannot be reversed.

(By the way, the "non-aggression" between the Dragons of the North and Noxus made a formal dragon covenant.) ）

Originally, Fuya didn't expect much - after all, the Northern Dragons and Noxus had an agreement that they would not attack the Noxians for no reason.

But the ancient ice dragon at the head didn't know what kind of considerations it had, so it actually agreed.

The dragon pact states that when Fuya needs help in Fort Digvo, the Northern Dragons will do so "without affecting the need for the dragon pact with Noxus."

It is precisely by relying on this dragon covenant that Fuya dares to guarantee that if Fort Dig is in turmoil, she will be able to make a profit.

Fuya's logic goes like this.

Noxian law has strict rules on succession, and the succession of liege's rights is the most important thing - theoretically, in the process of inheritance, if there is a dispute over the heir of the liege, it needs to be reported to the Noxian authorities for arbitration.

And Fort Dig is clearly not going to do that – that would mean allowing the Noxian authorities to reach in, and their choice is definitely to speak with their fists.

However, in Noxus, this kind of "speaking with fists" is illegal, and once the scale of the battle increases, it is tantamount to treason.

And for treason, "anyone in Noxus has the right and duty to stop it."

This Noxian law is the same as the Tui En Decree that restricts the rights and interests of the locality, and as long as the local lord has the slightest problem with inheritance, the central Noxus can take the opportunity to participate in it.

In reality, however, this law has led to an unusual unity among many families – and although this unity may have been faked, they had to put their tails between their legs in order not to interfere in the internal affairs of Noxus Central.

Unfortunately, the Valrokans never took this seriously, not realizing that this kind of unbridled infighting had a price to pay in the Noxians.

In other words, as long as this group of people from the Valrokan family is angry, and Fuya takes the Northern Dragon Clan to level the field, it is a perfect fisherman's profit, reasonable and legal, and even the Noxus authorities can't find fault with it.

Fuya is also very confident that she will definitely be able to sweep the battlefield with the Northern Dragons.

But what I didn't expect was that Alyssa came back with the Northern Guards and the Trifali Legion, and the Valrokan family had not had time for civil strife, and all of them were directly swept away, and the dragon covenant signed between Fuya and the Northern Dragons was also directly ineffective - in this case, the dragons would be a violation of the dragon covenant with Noxus if they attacked again.

That's why Fuya has a word of suffering.

The dragon covenant can't be said this kind of thing, Fuya has been swearing to her teammates before, and then seeing that things can't be done, she can only decisively withdraw and leave, this time back and forth, the credit of the Darkwell family will be ruined.

"So, what about your agreed terms?"

Hearing this, Rod's curiosity became even stronger - dragons are not easy to talk to, let them help, Fuya must be bleeding profusely!

Wait, this can't be a covenant in its own name, right?

If so, Rod felt that he had turned his face and made a move, so he directly knocked out and tied it up and handed it to Svein.

"The Darkwell Family's Legacy Treasure." Fuya cried and said her chips, "I blocked all the treasures of the Darkwell family, except for a few useful magic items, I gave them all to the Northern Dragons......"

“……”

At this moment, Rod suddenly didn't know what he should say.

Spent all of the Darkwell family's inheritance, hoping to take the opportunity to gain control of Fort Digwo, but because of Alyssa's Return of the King (Women's Limited Edition), it was directly in vain.

Heck, this is too bad, isn't it......

Of course, compared to sympathizing with Fuya, Rhodes has a more important problem.

"Why are those Northern Dragons looking for me?"

"They said a word that I don't know what it was." Fuya struggled to recall, "The approximate pronunciation is...... Ａｓｈａｒａｋａ——”

Void?!