Chapter 477
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However, Gu Shengyin looked away in disappointment as soon as she saw Beamons.
It wasn't him.
Although Beamons, who had brilliant blonde hair, a perfectly proportioned body, and a handsome face, was very attractive, in Gu Shengyin's eyes, everyone was the same as long as they were not his lovers.
Beamons' eyes lit up the moment he saw Gu Shengyin.
The entire continent knew that the dragons were promiscuous. The Golden Dragon King had always had some inexplicable feelings for the number one beauty of the Fantasy Continent, but it was just a one-sided love.
If the elven queen really liked him, the two of them would have known each other for tens of thousands of years. They wouldn't just be acquaintances.
Seeing Gu Shengyin's indifferent expression toward him, Beamons lowered his eyes in disappointment. However, he quickly pulled himself together again. Helena had always been like this. She was gentle to everyone, but she wasn't close to anyone.
He had an endless lifespan, which meant that he had unlimited possibilities, wasn't it?
The elves were the race furthest away from the Dragon Valley. When the elves arrived, almost all the other races had already arrived — except for the humans.
In recent years, the relationship between the humans, who dominated the Fantasy Continent, and the other races had been getting worse and worse. The reason was that the humans were reproducing at a terrifying rate. The more people there were, the more land and resources they needed. This would inevitably affect the interests of the other races.
The powerful races like the dragons and elves were still fine. However, the weaker races like the dwarves and dwarves were even driven away from their own land by the humans and became homeless wanderers.
The human emperor was heartless. As the supreme ruler of the human race, his attitude determined everything.
The human emissary arrived late under everyone's expectations.
However, the human emperor didn't show up. It was said that it was his 30th generation direct descendant who came.
That human prince was very arrogant. As a junior, he also bowed to the leaders of the other races after arriving. He was about to sit down on the seat of the human leader.
Then, he was thrown to the ground by a strong force.
A gentle and pleasant voice that he had never heard before sounded in his ears, "Who do you think you are? How dare you sit on the same level as me!"
Beamons retracted his right hand and looked at Gu Shengyin with a smile.
Although the Elf Clan was gentle, they were also famous for their arrogance. Even the Human Sovereign Wu Xin did not dare to be so presumptuous in front of the Elf Queen. This junior, who came from nowhere, actually dared to humiliate them so blatantly. It could be said that the newborn calf was not afraid of the tiger.
The human prince was furious at being treated in such a manner. He was about to open his mouth and curse when he saw Gu Shengyin. However, he lost his voice the moment he saw her.
He had seen countless beauties, but none of the beauties he had seen in his life could compare to the beauty in front of him. The other party simply sat there and looked at him with a pair of light green eyes. His gaze could be considered gentle, but it made him feel a bone-piercing chill.
He knew who this person was!
To be able to sit in the most honorable position, to have light green hair and eyes, and to have such a peerless beauty.
The Elf Queen.
He was chosen to participate in the multi-race alliance. Of course, he wasn't just a piece of trash. On the contrary, his previous appearance was deliberate.
Over the years, the human race had become more and more arrogant in the magic fantasy continent. These other races did not make any big moves.
This time, he wanted to test where their bottom line was.
However, he didn't expect to kick an iron plate as soon as he arrived.
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