Chapter 372 - It“s Nothing Like Tha (1/2)

Traitors?

Roland was rather surprised.

The wind in the sky roared ten meters above him, but blocked by the tall wall and the trees, it had been reduced to a gentle breeze when it reached him.

Sejuani’s eyes had been focused on Roland. She said, “I don’t know where you heard the name, from your bloodline subconsciousness or from your compatriots, but I’m warning you. You must not explore the meaning of that name any further.”

“I’m not interested in the secrets of the elves.” Roland nodded and said, “I just want to know what abilities the Arcane Windrunner and the Destructive Druid have.”

Roland was so blunt that almost everybody else frowned at once, except Andonara.

“You only want to know… their power?” Sejuani put on a subtle expression.

Roland nodded.

For the players, power did not represent anything.

Even the evilest power couldn’t be as evil as the Warlocks who played fire of feces, which was too disgusting.

Power was just power. All that mattered was who used it.

Even though this cla.s.s was disliked, it was only the elves’ opinion.

As long as it was powerful enough, Roland wouldn’t mind its background or meaning.

“Is power very important to you?” asked Sejuani.

Roland nodded. “It is.”

Everybody fell silent, and Andonara kept looking at Roland in admiration

Cage and Pettus were peaceful, but Sejuani was slightly resistant.

“Those who are obsessed with power will eventually be consumed by power,” Sejuani said solemnly. “Given your thoughts, I cannot reveal information of the two names to you.”

“But you can never achieve your ideals in this jungle of a world without power.” Roland stood up and said, “Thank you for your time, Ms. Sejuani.”

It was clearly a sign to leave.

The other four were all surprised. Andonara stood up and asked, “Roland, you’re not asking any further?”

“No.” Roland shook his head. “I’m not convincing enough to persuade a stubborn elf, but in any case, I’d like to thank Mr. Pettus for giving me a chance to ask.”

Pettus was slightly angry that Roland gave up so easily. After all, he wouldn’t have taken Roland here had it not been for Cage. But his anger was gone after he heard what Roland said.

Cage also stood up and said, “Thank you, Pettus, and sorry for the disturbance, Sejuani.”

Sejuani gently bit her lip. She was somewhat embarra.s.sed.

Seeing that Roland was really going to leave, Sejuani sighed and said, “Okay, it seems that you will try to acquire intelligence on the two cla.s.ses from other people if you can’t get it from me. Instead of letting you run about and catch the elves’ attention, I might as well tell it to you.”

Roland was going to leave when he heard what Sejuani said. He was relieved. “Thank you very much, Ms. Sejuani.”

Cage suddenly looked at Roland in surprise, as if he thought of something.

Pettus was the same. He even shook his head. “He’s playing hard to get. What a cunning man.”

Roland felt rather wronged. He wasn’t playing hard to get at all. He simply didn’t want to waste his time here.

Because the elves lived a long time, they often had a steady outlook and could barely be convinced.

Roland had read more than one book where the author cursed the stubbornness of his elven companions.