Very soon, Connie arranged all the resources in the square personally, and watched as the transportation team sent the carts of resources to the tribes that were attacked.
"Although the chief is young, he's very organized and approachable. He's quite similar to the old chief."
"Yes. Our Falk Tribe has profited from a disaster. We didn't fall into the hands of the demons, and we even got such a capable chief."
"The war faction has lost a lot this time because of that coward, Auster. I wonder if they will still follow that fellow to the end."
Some orcs were discussing softly, and they were full of praises for Connie.
Connie walked past calmly, and her slightly curled lips exposed her feelings.
"Master, didn't I do very well? I heard a lot of praises for me, "Connie said excitedly to Rex, who was sitting in the carriage, as she climbed onto a horse-drawn carriage that was parked not far away.
Rex nodded expressionlessly. "Mm-hm, not bad."
"Hmm? This praise is not sincere at all." Connie pursed her lips, but she was still smiling.
"We are going to the Hawk Tribe now," Rex said to Connie.
"Aren't they following Auster?"
"Their chief wants to join us, the peace faction, but there are disagreements within the tribe."
"Then, are we going to persuade them?" Connie asked thoughtfully.
"No, we are going to resolve the disagreements," Rex said indifferently.
"Good. That's very powerful." Connie gave him a thumbs-up silently.
The horse-drawn carriage drove out of the Falk Tribe, and quickly disappeared into the night.
"In this war, due to the Roth Empire's sudden attack and Auster's foolish deployment, the warring tribes have suffered heavy losses. Auster's reputation has also plummeted. Many tribes have already left the warring faction and joined us, the peace faction. We have to take this opportunity to bring them over to the peace faction so that the peace faction can represent the voice of the orcs," Rex said.
"Mm-hm." Connie nodded. "Then, what are we going to do?"
"You convince them with your virtue, and I will convince them with my strength," Rex said seriously.
"Alright." Connie also nodded seriously.
…
The Wind Forest.
An elf walked into the starry cavern, and turned to Helena, who was sitting on the platform with her back facing the cave entrance, with her legs crossed, and said, "High Priestess, the leaders of the Quinte Family and Basart Family wish to see you in person. They have something to report to you."
Helena's cold voice sounded, "Capture them and behead them in public in Life Square tomorrow. If they have anything to say, let them say it to all the elves face to face."
"Yes." The elf's expression turned cold as he quickly left the cave.
"High Priest …"
"High Priest, please spare my life …"
Soon, two cries could be heard from outside the cave. However, the cries soon disappeared.
"High Priest, more and more clans in the City of Life have announced that they will burn the slave contracts and free their slaves. The situation has gone out of control."
"There are also many elves marching on the streets despite the protests, saying that they want to completely eliminate slavery and make all elves equal. There are also many elven nobles and veteran nobles among them."
Not long after, Elliot rushed into the Starry Cave Abode and looked at Helena anxiously.
Helena, who had her back facing the cave, finally stood up and turned to look down at Elliot.
Elliot quickly said, "High Priest, we had better send the guards to capture all of them quickly. If this matter gets out of hand, it won't be easy to clean up the mess. The entire foundation of The Wind Forest will be shaken. These people are really muddle-headed."
"If everyone was as clear-headed as you, The Wind Forest and the City of Life would belong to the Roth Empire now," Helena said with a hint of mockery.
Elliot's expression changed drastically. His knees gave way, and he knelt on the ground. He trembled as he said, "High Priest, I am absolutely loyal to the elves. I only did this because I was worried that the elves would be destroyed. However, I was really thinking for the elves wholeheartedly."
"I think you are just afraid of death. If your territory was in the north, you would have fled like those idiots who ran away immediately or welcomed the Roth Empire's cavalry into the forest, right?" Helena's smile became more and more mocking.
"H-how could that be? I will definitely do my best to protect the forest. I won't even dare to take a step back." Elliot's forehead was covered in cold sweat. He lowered his head and didn't dare to look at Helena.
Helena stared at Elliot, who was kneeling on the ground, for a long time.
Elliot's head lowered until it was buried in the ground. His body was trembling slightly.
"Ha."
A disdainful and mocking laugh sounded in the cave abode.
"From today onwards, you will be stripped of all your duties and identities. Go back to your castle and die alone." Helena sneered at Elliot. "This is the lightest punishment I can give you on account of Sally. You should be glad that you have a good daughter."
"T-thank you, High Priest." Elliot seemed to have been drained of all his energy. He staggered up from the ground and scrambled out of the Starry Cave Abode.
"Men." Helena's voice came out of the cave abode.
Soon, some elves entered the cave abode.
"Pass down my orders. Don't stop the elves from marching on the streets. I want to see if they have made the right choice this time," Helena said calmly.
"Yes." That elf left quickly.
…
"Helena actually didn't send troops to stop or arrest the marching elves. What is Helena plotting this time?" Snarr stood by the window on the second floor of a two-story building. He looked at the elves marching on the streets, and the scattered guards who were watching from afar with furrowed brows.
The invasion of the Roth Empire had a huge impact on The Wind Forest.
When the elves discovered that the extravagant domain lords who had been granted territories chose to surrender and flee in the face of the invaders, it was the low-level elves who had been oppressed and exploited by the elves who stood up bravely and protected the City of Life and the Wind Forest just like they had 100 years ago.
Elves had extremely long lifespans. Many elves who had participated in the racial war were still living in the City of Life. When their memories were awakened, they saw their brothers and friends who had fought alongside them in the past. They and their descendants had become lowly servants. The shame made them unable to enjoy everything silently.
Thus, nobles began to burn slave contracts and slave contracts. More and more elves began to march on the streets demanding equality and freedom.
This was a good thing, and it was also a good thing for the Night Elves.
However, what was strange to Snarr was that the elven guards didn't do anything. Helena, who had always viewed freedom as a scourge, was silently allowing this to happen in the City of Life?
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