Valon: Even a supporting character can change his fate.

Of course, the matter of the undead has been discussed within the alliance beforehand. After all, it is better to be prepared.

However, the final result of their discussion was not to take the initiative to attack, but to adopt a passive defense.

After all, they have solid high walls and complex mazes with many traps. Even if only a part of it is built, it is still lethal.

The most important thing is the powerful tree people and environmental advantages.

Once they choose to take the initiative, all these advantages will disappear.

So they chose passive defense, accelerated the construction of the maze, and at the same time sent out a large number of excellent scouts to explore the situation outside at any time.

The reason why the patriarch allowed his daughter to help build the maze was that he wanted to accumulate fame for her and lay a solid foundation for her to take over his position in the future.

Secondly, from the intelligence collected during this period, the undead's target has always been the empire, so this side is still safe for the time being.

It was because of these two reasons that the patriarch neglected to protect his daughter, allowing Walon to take advantage of the opportunity.

"Tell me, what do you want? As long as you let my daughter go, I can agree to anything you want."

"Let your daughter go? You don't have the power to negotiate with me right now."

The patriarch is the most powerful person in the entire night elf tribe, but he is no match for Valon.

With just one look, the clan leader's husband rolled his eyes and fainted.

The clan leader subconsciously wanted to check the situation, but found that she could not move. However, she quickly understood Valon's idea. Fortunately, her mouth could still move, so she quickly said, "You want to read my memory."

Even Walon was a little surprised when the patriarch said this. He didn't expect that the other party could guess his thoughts. But what could he do if he guessed it?

Just as Valon was about to continue looking through the other person's memory, he didn't expect that the patriarch's next words made Valon's hand, which was getting closer, stop.

"Don't come any closer, or I'll destroy my memory, and then you'll get nothing."

"Destroy your memory? That would only make your life worse than death, and I don't think you have the ability to do that."

"Then let's try. Rather than being tortured by you, it's better to fight to the death."

Don't think that the patriarch is trying to scare Walon.

As soon as he finished speaking, waves of magical power surged from the other party's body, and it seemed that there was really something there.

To be on the safe side, Valon didn't want to gamble, and there was no need to gamble.

Pulling his hand back, Valon put the knife on the elf girl's neck again.

"As long as you let me actively look through your memories, she can survive."

Perhaps thinking that this bargaining chip might not be enough, Valon added, "You must know that a large number of undead suddenly appeared outside. To tell you the truth, these undead were all created by me.

As long as you let me read your memories, I will not only not harm your daughter, but I will also promise not to let the undead attack your night elves, how about that?"

Although Valon was asking, he had no intention of discussing with the other party. If the other party still did not agree, then Valon would force himself to step forward and read.

Even if the other party can delete the memory, it is impossible for him to delete all the memories with Valon's speed.

Fortunately, the patriarch was smart enough to know that he had no choice, so he nodded and agreed to Valon's request.

As her husband took the elf girl away, the chieftain stopped resisting and sat there, relaxing her mind, allowing Valon to check her memory.

As expected, as the clan leader, she obviously knew much more than her daughter. In addition, she had lived long enough, and Valon even saw the scene of the high elves leaving the continent in her memory.

In the patriarch's memory, Valon quickly found what he wanted. Just as he was about to leave, he suddenly thought of something and said to himself, "Wait, wait, I've thought of something fun."

After saying this, Walon activated his magic power and began to rewrite the patriarch's memory.

Although the process was a bit cumbersome, after some hard work, Valon successfully completed the modification.

While the other party still had some time to wake up, Valon came to a corner of the room, waved his hand to disperse the camouflage magic in front of him, and an exquisite little box appeared in front of Valon.

When the box was opened, what was inside was a small branch of the World Tree.

After confirming that this was the object that embodied the origin of the world, Valon nodded with satisfaction and raised his hand to put it away.

Although such a small branch does not contain much of the origin of the world, as long as Valon wants, he can easily extract the origin of the world without attracting the attention of the world's will.

However, Valon did not intend to do so, as this branch could play a greater role.

Putting away the branches temporarily, Valon turned his gaze back to the patriarch.

The patriarch had already woken up by this time, and his eyes were filled with complexity and solemnity as he looked at Walon.

Before this, Valon had no contact with the other party, but now, after Valon modified her memory, the relationship between the two has changed.

Of course, Valon did not directly become the other party's master by modifying his memory.

While this can be done, it requires time-consuming modifications and the assistance of other instruments.

Valon's modification of her memory was simple, which was to add a prophecy about the end of the world among many specific viewpoints.

After all, the patriarch has lived for so many years that his memories of the past have become very vague, and Valon took advantage of this.

The clan leader recalled a little and she remembered that she had once found a relic in a cave. She could no longer remember the specific appearance of the relic, but she remembered the prophecy in it very clearly.

It was a prophecy of doom, predicting that in the future monsters from the abyss would descend upon this world, the flames of war would burn the entire land, and all living beings would be devastated. Only the one and only savior could save everything.

Although the prophecy does not clearly give the name of the savior, it gives a detailed description of his appearance.

After all, this memory was added by Valon, and the savior and the like were all completely made up, and his appearance was naturally based on his own appearance.

In order to make this prophecy more credible, Valon did not just add it to one memory of the patriarch, but appeared many times in her long life to convince the elven patriarch that this prophecy was real.

But the problem is, only the man in front of her can save the world and the night elves, but he just attacked her daughter and even wanted to kill her. Such behavior really makes her not think that he is a good person.

Fortunately, Walon learned a few tricks from those charlatans, so he is naturally adept at fooling people.