Ragnaros is dead?
Beside Borton, both the cold-faced Sephiroth and the honest-looking Bogus wore expressions of astonishment!
Ragnaros was the biological grandson of Bolo Si, the First Elder of the Flame Demons of the four Elemental Demon clans. He was a direct descendant groomed by his family, and his aptitude and potential were among the very best of his generation. Many believed he was qualified to compete for the position of next Flame Demon clan leader.
Within the Borton Faction, in terms of direct combat ability, he was acknowledged as the strongest apart from Sephiroth. In the outside world's assessments of the Borton Faction, many considered Ragnaros their strongest Legion Commander.
Such a powerful general had died less than half an hour after entering this place?
Even Bogus, who had never taken danger particularly seriously, fell silent. The atmosphere became extremely strange.
"How much of Ragnaros's death was captured?" After a moment of silence, Sephiroth asked the most practical question.
The Celestial God Contract was deeply binding, especially for those in high positions. Someone like Ragnaros had a deeply binding Celestial God Contract with Borton. Ragnaros could provide Borton with a large amount of supplementary laws, while also enjoying the nourishment of the faction's laws and reducing his own consumption.
A high degree of binding involved the soul. Even after someone died, their soul would not immediately break free of the Celestial God Contract. This was also why celestials could resurrect and revive others.
When newly established minor factions wanted to compete with major factions for talent, aside from offering more resources, they relied on the quota for Celestial God Contracts. This quota was limited, and not everyone could obtain one. Especially within Great Lord factions, anyone who wanted to sign a Celestial God Contract had to reach at least