When Ronan thought that there were actually a group of dwarf souls to fight for, he went to seek Mandus's opinion. Mandus agreed generously. Although there were a lot of five thousand souls, they were not many. It was naturally a drop in the bucket for the whole world, and there was basically no influence on Middle Earth.

So Ronan activated his ability to come to Bulisongbar Island, which was the last stop for Ronan and his friends to Amen. The ghosts could not enter there through the straight channel, so these cursed undead could only wander in the disappearing sea area of ​​Ronan.

Originally, they thought they would wait for the ghost again to start waiting endlessly until they were exhausted in the endless time, but the curse suddenly reacted.

So when Ronan just stood on the land of Bulisongbar Island with his feet, clusters of green ghosts instantly surrounded Ronan.

But when they suddenly rang out and they could not hurt Ronan, they were stunned again. Yes, what else can they do to this man? I can't beat him, will he be disgusted to death?

"Yo, we're meeting again, Dwarf friends." Ronan said to them with a smile.

The ghost of the dwarf king walked out of the green waves and asked, "I thought you had completely gotten rid of us... Why do you still want to come back?"

"Of course there is something to come to you. Do you want to really untie your curse? Do you want to be resurrected?"

"Of course, but resurrection? Sorry, I have never seen any soul come out of the temple of Mandus, and the curse on us comes from my curse of those treasures. As long as I still exist, only those treasures still exist, the curse will continue to exist. It has never changed after so many years."

"I have a chance here, I have a new world to be developed, but I don't have anyone on hand, so I wonder... if I can untie this curse and resurrect you, can you be loyal to me?"

The ghost of the Dwarf King asked in surprise: "You? Can you do it?"

"I can swear to Mandus."

Swearing to Mandus, a spell of this level can hardly be cracked, at least within Arda, and anyone who tries to violate it will eventually suffer.

Because this is exactly the scope of Mandus's theocracy, and among the elves, the root of the word law is "Nemu's words", which is enough to show the importance of Mandus. Therefore, the words that usually swear to Mandus mean that it must be completed.

"I, Ronan, swear to God Mandus that as long as the ghosts before me believe in me, serve me, and follow me, I will purify their sins, dissolve their curses, and give them new flesh."

Then Ronan looked at the Dwarf King and said calmly: "It's your turn."

The Dwarf King was a little unbelievable. Someone actually made such a vow. So is it really necessary for them to be loyal to the people in front of them?

"What do you say?"

The Dwarf King was moved. He had regretted it for so many years. After all, being a wandering ghost and living in the palace of Mandus is different. That one is good and that one is bad, and it can be seen at a glance.

They knew that since the day the curse was issued, and since the day the temple of Mandus had not summoned them, they had understood that they had no such rights.

Even if you arrive at the temple of Mandus in this way, you will be destined to be punished far more severely by the Elf of the Binodo.

But where does sin come from? The Dwarf King never understood that a just battle of revenge, in this glorious sacrifice, they became undead full of sinful auras.

The second chance was that they first met Ronan. When the elves told them the truth about that year, if they could let go of their hatred and go to Mandus's palace to receive punishment, then they could still be sheltered there, but they were afraid of Mandus's punishment.

There is no taboo for humans because the human soul does not stay in the Temple of Mandus for too long. Dwarves are different. If you make a mistake, you will be punished forever until the end of the world.

But now, things seem to have turned around. A human being swears to Mandus that as long as they are loyal to him, he can purify their sins and resurrect them. Should he have a gamble?

I bet on a bicycle and turned into a motorcycle, and I did it!

"Okay!" The Dwarf King looked at his companions around him, and they all showed an inspiration, a very fair deal.

“We agree to this deal.”

Then he said seriously: "I swear to Mandus in the name of the King of Nogrod that if the man in front of me could do what he promised, we, the dwarf warriors of Nogrod, would be willing to take him as the chief and follow him until the end of our lives."

When the vow was established, Ronan immediately felt a vague but extremely powerful bond that fell on him. Ronan had never felt this power before, but when he received the blessings of the gods, he could indeed detect its existence.

It was indeed a power similar to Mandus and Vary, but its tentacles seemed to be extremely weak, but the power hidden behind it was as vast as the entire starry sky. It was not the taste of a certain god, it was the taste of all gods, and it could even be said to be Alda himself.

"I'm afraid even Mandus and the others can't fully control such power, right?" Ronan felt something.

The system appeared in time and complained: "Of course, once a thing is removed from virtual and real, once it becomes an individual, even his creator cannot master it all..."

"Can Iluvita not control the entire Alda?"

"Of course not. If it can, will he still need to interfere in Arda's process?

In other words, children are created by parents, but can parents completely control their children?

It is not very rigorous to say this. A more extreme example is that the program is written by a programmer, but can the programmer completely control the program he writes?

Once those codes start to be executed, programmers can only pray that there are no vicious bugs. Warnings are trivial matters, and only if the program cannot run continues is a problem."

Ronan was shocked, "Is it so real?"

He suddenly remembered that the system would provide him with hot update function plug-ins, so is the same for the system? Will he or she sit in front of the computer and be confused to lose her eyebrows?

"Uh...Mr. Ronan?" The dwarf king awakened Ronan who was distracted.

Only then did Luo Nan remember that there was a little brother here. He smiled embarrassedly and said, "Then I'll start now."

What way does Ronan have to resolve the curse of the dwarf? In fact, the answer to the question is very simple, the blessing of the gods. This blessing can make Ronan call on the power of Vera within the scope of Arda. If you want to relieve the curse, it would be better to use the power of Mandus.

"Ahem, why is that... calling?"

System: "Good guy, I'm just good guy.

Just shout it casually, generally including the name, responsibilities of the god you are going to call, and what you are going to do. Just be more respectful."

Ronan: "OK!"

"I, Ronan, here I call on the builder of the Mandos Palace, the judge of the soul, and the fair and selfless Nemu, in order to solve the curse power in the person in front of me, boom! Shakaraka!"

system:"……"

Mandus: "…"

This is too a bit too easy, right? What is Bangshakara?

Dwarf King: "Oh! So awesome! I seem to see the just verdict Mandus!"

The white light bloomed from Ronan's eyes. Although it was extremely strong, it unexpectedly made these ghosts feel at ease. It was not the power to drive them away, but the power to soothe them. Through the light in Ronan's eyes, these souls seemed to face the judge.

In the face of this force, even the stubborn dwarves no longer me. They began to examine their past and understood the truth of the events hidden under one-sided subjective view, some warm, some cold, and some even cruel to the point of being outrageous.

The Dwarf King burst into tears and immediately threw himself to the ground and repented: "I am guilty! The kind and ruthless, just and great Neimu, I have let you down for your expectations for the creatures like us.

It was me who believed the villain's slander, and it was me who destroyed the bright future of the two civilizations...

I sincerely pray for your forgiveness and will pay any price for it…”

When Mandus's divine power came to Ronan, Ronan finally understood the key to breaking the curse, that is, let the dwarves admit their failures and mistakes, and achieve inner peace. To achieve this condition, they must complete the last thing.

"I forgive you in the name of Mandus, the dwarves of Nogrod," said Ronan.

After saying that, through Nei Mou's eyes, they saw some black impurities flying out of these souls. From then on, they looked almost the same as those souls in Mandus's palace.

But these black things did not go far, but followed a corner and attached to Ronan's body surface, which scared him because these things were obviously so-called sins. Now they are attached to him, there will be no major problems, right?

System: "Don't worry, as long as you can truly lift this curse, these sins will disappear by themselves, and you will gain even if you can't speak."

Ronan nodded and understood most of his heart. It must be the so-called evil consequence. He used Mandus' divine power to forgive the dwarves' guilt, but these evil consequences caused by facts will not disappear easily, but will be borne temporarily by him. If he can solve them well, these things will naturally disappear. If they cannot solve them well, these things will probably either return to the dwarves or rely on him.

"Then the next step is the final step. You need to obtain the forgiveness of the Dorias elves that day to completely resolve the curse.

Now you are innocent and can enter the temple of Mandus without worrying about being punished, but remember that all this has a prerequisite, and to obtain the forgiveness of those victims can truly lift the curse, go!"

Ronan waved his hand and sent these souls into Mandus's palace. Before the divine power finally left, he seemed to see Mandus nodding.
Chapter completed!