In the royal palace of the Moon Nation, the king looked at his queen, who was tossing and turning restlessly in her bed, and comforted her, "Don't worry. Babla is a smart child, and she's also an 8th-tier spatial magic caster. No one will be able to hurt her."
"Your Majesty, the child has never left the palace, and she doesn't know how sinister people are. She disappeared for a few months, and there's no news of her at all. She didn't contact us either. If anything happens to her, how am I going to live?" The queen sobbed, and her eyes turned red again.
The king's expression was also a little heavy, but he still said gently, "Don't worry. The Grand Tutor and the rest are already speeding up the repair of the teleportation portal, and they recently found a sealed spatial stone vein. I've already ordered them to speed up the mining. Once the repair of the teleportation portal is completed, I'll personally lead the army to bring our child back."
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"Quick, quick report to His Majesty! There's a sudden anomaly in the teleportation portal. It might be Her Highness trying to contact us! "
A minister rushed into the palace in the middle of the night and shouted to the guards guarding the door.
"Yes!"
The guard hurriedly replied. The disappearance of Princess Barbara had now become the most important matter in the Moon Nation. Urgent reports were sent out one by one, and the princess was still not found even after the entire Moon Nation was searched.
A eunuch knocked on the door and said respectfully, "Your Majesty, the Grand Tutor reported that there's a anomaly in the teleportation portal. It might be Her Highness trying to contact us."
"What?!"
The king and queen sat up from the bed almost at the same time. The king didn't even bother to change his clothes. He asked a palace maid to put on a cloak, and quickly walked out of the door. He said to the eunuch, "Ask the Grand Tutor to come and see me quickly!"
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North of the goblins, a team of thousands of elves quietly arrived near the underground cavern and joined the elven army that was besieging the place.
"Pass down the order. The army is to rest here and prepare for the general attack on the underground cavern tomorrow." In the tent, Helena ordered coldly to an adjutant.
"Yes." The adjutant accepted the order and left quickly.
Only Helena and Sally were left in the brightly lit tent.
"High Priestess, when we attack the underground cavern tomorrow, what will happen if Princess Irina and the Night Elves don't surrender?" Sally hesitated for a while before asking Helena.
"Since we're defending to the death, the only outcome is naturally death," Helena replied calmly.
Sally clenched her fists subconsciously.
"I know you pity them." Helena turned around and looked at Sally. "But if you want to be the new elven princess, or even the ruler of The Wind Forest, you have to learn to put away your pity. As a ruler, you need to be strong and ruthless. If you can't make your people fear you, then you can't make them listen to you. "
"But they are still our compatriots." Sally frowned.
"From the moment they chose to betray us, they were no longer our comrades, but the enemies of The Wind Forest." Helena chuckled disdainfully. "All those who try to shake our rule are our enemies, and death is the best way for our enemies to leave."
"If Her Majesty comes out of seclusion and knows about this, she …"
A cold expression appeared on Helena's face as she said, "Seeing as Her Majesty agreed to implement my policy back then to make the elven race a powerful race that no other race can look down on, then she won't say anything about our decision just because of her personal feelings. The interests of the elves are above everything else, and Her Majesty thinks so too. "
Gina pursed her lips, and she suddenly felt a little sad. Back then, Her Majesty the Queen had silently allowed Helena to do all kinds of things to the princess's child, which seemed to have verified Helena's words just now.
But was this really the right choice?
The so-called interests of the elves were the interests of a few big races.
For the ordinary elves, they had lost their freedom and were burdened with layers of exploitation, but they had never really gained any benefits.
"You're a smart child. I think you'll understand my painstaking efforts for the elves." Helena looked at the crystal ball floating in front of her. There was also a vast starry sky in it. Countless stars were shining, and one or two would turn into shooting stars from time to time. Among them, there was a dazzling star that was covered in a layer of darkness, and it was flickering unsteadily.
Sally looked down and didn't say anything else. She clenched her fists, and her fingernails had already sunk deep into her flesh.
She was powerless to change anything now. She could only continue to endure until the day she could lead the elves. Then, she would plan how to change everything.
That was the agreement between him and Blour.
They had chosen two different paths, but they would meet again here.
When they met again tomorrow, they would be standing on completely different sides. Perhaps they would have to watch him and those respectable elves die.
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Two figures stood on the peak of the mountain, one in front and one behind.
"Why aren't you leaving?" Irina turned around and looked at Shirley, who was standing behind her. Even though her exquisite face was full of fatigue after going through so many tough battles, she was still a rare beauty among the elves.
Shirley looked at Irina with a smile, and said, "Even if I leave, it'll be very difficult for me to blend in with the ordinary elves. Why don't I follow Your Highness and fight in this final battle that's destined to be recorded in the history of the continent? It's quite good."
This was the only elf in The Wind Forest that he admitted was more beautiful than him. Even though she still didn't know that he was the little boy who chased after them back then, it didn't seem so scary if he could follow her and fight for the freedom of the elves again, even if he had to die.
"That's right. Beautiful people like us are helpless sometimes." Irina nodded her head as if she had experienced it deeply.
A smile appeared on Shirley's face. The princess was still so interesting. It was a pity that her heart already belonged to that powerful man.
"But, why is this the final battle?" Irina looked down at the alliance below with a smile, and said, "This will be the first battle of our resistance for freedom. The goal is not to die heroically, but to let all our people see our courage and the hope of resistance. Let the fire of freedom spread throughout The Wind Forest. When the autumn wind blows, it will turn into a prairie fire and set the entire forest ablaze."
"Remember, this is the main point. It has to be tested."
"I'll remember." Shirley's eyes lit up. She seemed to have found a career that she could devote her life to!
Irina turned to look at Shirley, and solemnly said, "So, you can't die tomorrow. If I can't leave, you have to leave with Firis and return to Chaos City."
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"Ah Zi, you have to go to the north by yourself tomorrow. Do you remember this location?" On a mountain peak in the northwest of Chaos City, Meg was holding a map and teaching Ah Zi the location.
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