Pandora signed her name and then turned and said, "Alright, I've signed the contract as well, can you let me go now?"
Su Lun listened but was not in a hurry.
He had already offended her and didn't mind tying her up a little longer.
He then picked up a pen and began to sign his own name.
However, he did not sign immediately.
Su Lun was very aware that a contract was reciprocal.
In the field of alchemy there is a basic concept, reciprocal energy that qualifies for stability.
This applies to contracts as well.
Even in equal contracts, the two parties are not far apart in strength, only then can there be equality.
If the strength differs too much, such contracts have no binding power.
Especially for those "pseudo-gods" who are inherently a level higher than humans in terms of life, if it's just a signature, that contract is nothing but waste paper.
But if he could think of using a contract to bind Pandora, where would he not consider this point?
