"Did you ask me?" Fang Yu had a headache and decided to give up thinking, "I mean chess pieces are chess pieces, we don't care about this anyway."

"Our purpose is to save Miss Aitela, and the rest is not important. Whatever her purpose is, just remove everything that is in the way of things being in our hands."

The shipmaster decided to make it clear in advance so that his captain could make a more calm judgment, "But what if the dilemma is blocking us, such as Merell and Princess Arthana."

Fang Zhu was silent for a moment.

But this time he was surprisingly awake, "Double standards are human privileges, and we are not robots."

"We really have a dilemma. Of course, we can choose a judgment that is more conducive to our own. We can break the card table, and it is not necessary to follow other people's ideas."

"It's not only the elves that have the benefits, and we don't need to accommodate them."

Silmide smiled slightly at this, as if he was not unfamiliar with all this, as if he had returned to the past.

But she enjoyed two feelings at the same time, while using her meticulous thoughts to weave a peaceful haven for her sweetheart, and she also rested in it.

She also enjoys the tranquility of someone sheltering herself from the wind and rain.

She replied quietly and gently, "It's good if the captain understands."

...

"The princess's meaning is to let them disrupt the parliament's position."

Melfina was walking through a long courtyard corridor. The vines of evergreen green trees hung down from the hollow carvings, forming a fine curtain. The golden sunlight passed through the gap between the branches and leaves, falling on her face continuously, forming light and shadows of uncertain light and darkness.

A voice came from the communication crystal in her hand. The voice was calm and sophisticated, and it sounded like the chief warlock who often followed her. The other party seemed to have met her conversation with Fang Yu in person, and he slowly spoke:

"But isn't the promises given by His Royal Highness the Princess? In my opinion, a Tower of Spring Dawn is enough, let alone you promise to guarantee them."

"If His Highness the Princess really treats them as allies, he should further consolidate his relationship with his allies--though I don't think they deserve it, even though that young man has great potential."

The other party commented: "But the potential in the present is greatly reduced. If His Royal Highness is willing to choose, we can actually have a better choice."

"But I have no intention of interfering in your decision, but I don't quite understand why you pushed them to Princess Arthana. If you really care about your sister, you should keep her away from this vortex."

The Elf Princess shook her head gently. Her eyes looked at the distant mountain, which was actually a corner of the Silver Mountains - it arched up in the direction of the clouds to form a shadow, which would rather form part of the clouds.

But that was not actually the clouds, but the canopy that protected the Saint Whites for generations. Teraka's white and straight trunks formed the lone nature of the elves, making them miss the era when the two holy trees were guarding.

"Dulin, no one can survive in our time. Alsana inherited that surname and had no choice but to escape. I will try to protect her, but this does not mean that she is a flower in a greenhouse."

"I pushed them toward Arthana, not because I wanted my sister to get help from it. Her fate had already been decided, and she herself did not object. Instead, they needed some reasons, and I wanted to see what step he could do-"

"Although the Parliament hates it, the strength of the Selected Ones cannot be underestimated. Silver Wind Harbor rose because of them. My father and I are very aware of this. This is also the reason why we are vain and slander."

Melfina turned around, as if looking at the direction of Fang Zhu's departure, "I invested in him and naturally I would get the return. Of course, I would not let the money be lost in vain, this is why I protected them."

“By then, it would be a failed investment.”

"But I don't think it's time to go to that point, and if there is risk, it's called investment. If there is no risk, it's called saving. Maybe there will be surprises." The Elf Princess replied with a smile, "For example, they may not necessarily drive away the envoys of Silver Wind Watcher."

"Thinking, Princess," the master of the voice seemed to shake his head, "but let them mess up, lest those people go too smoothly, it is not a good thing."

Melfina nodded slightly.
Chapter completed!