"I don't understand...
It's hard to trust you..."
After wrestling with it for a while, Selad had to admit that his meager intellect was no match for these mages.
But he had one strength: the stubbornness of a fool.
He ignored all their lofty reasoning and kept thinking about that card.
"Why don't you give me the Xingtian Card first? We can discuss everything else."
"No, that might work for you, but it doesn't work for us!"
Roland and Blaise exchanged a glance, both feeling rather helpless before such an obstinate man.
Some people lacked knowledge and education, but that did not mean they were stupid.
Roland could only say, "I've already embarked on the path of a Card Maker. I can write biographies for cards using magical writing and describe their essence.
"To put it simply, it's not just Xingtian... I can also make cards for the two warriors killed during our earlier clash, turning them into Heroic Spirits!
"I want to conduct an experiment in leaving one's name in history and preserving one's spirit.
"If you want people to remember you even centuries or millennia after your death, you could try becoming part of my 'story' and finding a 'role' that suits you.
"For example, you could become a general serving the great god Xingtian, a king who inherits his divine will.
"And the warriors under your command could become tribal warriors who follow Xingtian into battle..."
Leaving one's name in history and preserving one's spirit!
An ideal often pursued by cultured scholars had, through this presentation, become something Selad could understand.
He asked incredulously, "You can even do something like that?"
Roland said, "I created the Xingtian Card with my own hands. What do you think?"
"Make Talmud and Gian into Heroic Spirits first.
"If you can