"Warner, let go of me first, and I will use magic to teleport us over and jump directly over this door." Reitz said with a frown.

Thresh laughed, the more Ryze avoided him, the more excited he was. He asked back: "You just need to tell your secret, isn't it easier?"

He was a cautious person. Knowing that Rez had been looking for opportunities to defeat him, he would not give him a chance at all. Seeing Rez close his lips and his face turned pale, he asked knowingly: "Oh, is it a secret that cannot be told? You made me even more curious."

"It's not enough for me to say it alone. You have to tell your own secrets to open the door. Aren't you afraid of being known by others?" Reitz said gritting his teeth.

"Scared? Why should you be afraid?" Thresh shook his head and laughed. "After you finish speaking, I will also tell the darkest secret hidden in my heart in exchange. Trust me, mage, you will feel that this exchange is worth the money."

Rez's heart sank into the deep valley. Yes, why should Thresh be afraid?

The reason why the cunning warden told his secrets was that he was determined to kill the donkey. If the secret was shared, it would no longer be a secret. Once he learned his secret, he would inevitably be unable to escape death.

He knew very well that when the door opened, his death was coming.

...

Ryze tightened his chapped lips, and his already bitter face made him feel even more sad.

Since he died every day, he might as well bring the secret into the soil. If he does this, at least the secret about the runes can be preserved, and Thresh can't cross the dark gate so easily and get what he wants.

He stirred up the rune mark on his skin, trying to explode this body vigorously without leaving Thresh with soul harvest, but the sound that suddenly appeared in his mind stopped him.

"Don't do that, Riz, there's not yet a time of real despair."

The voice was Zel's, the person who led him here. Rez stumbled his lips and wanted to say something, but when he thought Thresh was next to him, he said nothing.

"Listen to me, do what Thresh said, just open the door and leave the rest to me." Zell continued.

Ryz heard some confidence in Zel's voice, but if he said the secret, the insider would have another Poluo Shepherd in addition to the warden. Even if Zel helped him avenge after his death, the secret would still be exposed.

Thresh couldn't hear the voice in Ryze's mind. Looking at his actions, he didn't feel anything unusual.

This is a normal manifestation of a person's dying struggle. It is probably that Rez is now in a fierce psychological struggle. He has a distorted smile on his face, as if honey is about to flow out. The psychological torture is often deeper than the physical ones, and the more intense the torture the prey is, the happier he is.

Thresh showed extremely terrible patience, and he waited silently without urging. After a fierce ideological competition, Reitz decided to tell the darkest secret buried deep in his heart.

"I said..."

"Um?"

Thresh brought the lantern closer, and the light illuminated Ryze's face. Every wrinkle was clearly visible. He wanted to appreciate his next expression. Thresh had calculated that Ryze would tell the secret, which must be a plan to fight back, while he would extinguish Ryze's hopes with his own hands, bringing him real despair.

I saw that Ryz seemed to have made up a great decision, clenched his fists and his fingernails fell into the flesh. He said, "I killed Tyrus, and Agu... My friend, I killed them one by one because they refused to hand over the runes, and they were all bewitched by the power of the runes. In order to prevent the runes from destroying the world again, I must take action."

"I was demoted to the jailer because of contradicting the elder. From then on, I endured the darkness that I could not be promoted. What you did was much worse than mine." Thresh sighed, then looked at the gate. The gate of Darkness did not respond at all, so he said to Ryze again: "This is not the darkest secret in your heart,

Tell me, my patience is not free gifts.”

Damn the Dead is not that easy to deceive. Ryze completely accepted his fate and decided to cooperate with Zell to play this drama well.

If you want to deceive others, you must deceive yourself first. He stumbled, "I obtained runes from their hands. In order to prevent myself from becoming like that, I hid all the runes I collected in Demacia's forbidden demon curriculum..."

As soon as the words came, half of the Dark Door responded, and Ryze's body seemed to have lost support, and he fell to the ground with a plop.

The pain of the chain-ridden pain no longer matters. His pursuit in this life has lost all the meaning because of this sentence.

"Funny and interesting!" Looking at Ryze who had lost his spiritual pillar, Thresh burst out with a loud laugh for a dead soul. "This answer really surprised me. Since you have helped me choose where to go for the next stop, as a thank you, I will definitely let them shine in my hands."

"..." Ryze's ridicule of Thresh was numb, and his heart was almost dead.

His drama has ended. uu reads www.uukanshu.com The only thing he can count on now is that Zell can keep his promise and kill Thresh. This is a helpless choice. Sharing the secret of the rune with Zell is better than letting Thresh enjoy the rune of the world and harming the people.

Although he had never seen one side before, Zell gave him a good impression. If he died here, Zell would have enough to keep the secret. If he could still inherit his will and collect the lost runes on his behalf, he would have no regrets even if he died.

What Ryze didn't know was that Zell never thought of selling him from beginning to end. His secret was not a secret to Zell, and Zell never wanted to touch him and cause trouble for himself with anything more than runes.

"Next, it's my turn." Thresh tapped the lantern with his nails, causing the ghosts inside to stop howling, and at the same time adjusting the light it emits to an atmosphere suitable for storytelling, which is very particular.

Ryz raised his head and saw only his back, revealing cruel resentment.

Thresh talked about his experience in an open-air theater. He was confident and full of expectations and became the only student in his class who lost the election. Later, because of his contradictory to the elder, he was sent to the secret library to become the guardian of the boundaries, which is the so-called jailer, and was ridiculed.

"At the beginning, I was ambitious to achieve something and prove it to those masters who were blind. But soon I felt relieved that my colleagues were all a group of unprofitable stocks. They were full of despair about leaving the secret library. Their indifferent attitude towards the dark holy objects would sooner or later kill me."
Chapter completed!