"The first step …"
In the luxurious and spacious tent, Kular seemed to have thought of something as he listened to Adil's words and muttered.
"Yes, the first step." Glancing at Kular, and seeing that he had no intention of continuing, Adil continued, "Let's first try to accept these refugees in preparation for accepting other races in the future."
"What do you intend to do?" Kular asked seriously as he looked at Adil.
"The conflict between the native elves and outsiders is too deep, and it is not something that can be changed in a short period of time." Adil stood up and looked in a certain direction. His gaze seemed to penetrate through the tent and saw the refugees outside, "Furthermore, there is something wrong with these refugees. If they come into contact with the native elves, who knows what will happen."
Although refugees were a weak group, Adil did not think that they were good people.
Humans were humans because they had their own desires and thoughts. Just like in some stories, if you helped others, they would be deeply grateful to you and never abandon you. This was definitely not realistic. Conversely, eating your food, wearing your clothes, and even raping your wife and daughter was more realistic.
Taking Adil's first life as an example, there had been all sorts of attacks and murders caused by refugees.
In the Mason Region where the demon disaster was wreaking havoc, most of the refugees who could enter the Silver Fog Forest alive were strong males. There were slaves, freedmen, bandits, and quite a few nobles.
The elves were born beautiful, and if these refugees saw the beautiful elven girls after entering the Silver Fog Forest, they would not be able to control what they would do.
In fact, a similar situation had already occurred.
Just a few days ago, there were a few incidents. A group of refugees plundered a village, and after killing all the males and elderly in the village, they raped the elven girls and turned the entire village into ruins.
Adversity could arouse one's ferocious nature and magnify one's desires.
The refugees might have only done it for food at first, but after eating and drinking their fill, how could they not want to do something to those beautiful and delicate elven girls?
Once this happened, it would only intensify the rejection and hostility of the native elves, causing the conflict between the two sides to worsen.
Thinking of this, Adil shook his head and said, "We can accept these refugees, but it is best to settle them somewhere else to avoid conflict with the native elves."
"That is not difficult." Kular nodded, "The Silver Fog Forest covers a large area. Apart from the area we occupy, the rest of the isolated areas can be used to settle these people."
The Silver Fog Forest was indeed large. According to Adil's understanding, just the area occupied by the Silver Fog Forest was equivalent to an entire continent in his first life.
In such a huge area, the Silver Mist Kingdom only occupied the core part of it, which was the area where the elemental particles were rich and active. The rest of the area was mostly deserted, and only a few places might have some small elven tribes living there.
Apart from the Silver Fog Forest's large area, the elves' low reproduction rate had a lot to do with the Silver Fog Kingdom's large area.
Unlike humans, an ordinary human female could get pregnant and give birth at the age of 12 or 13. After a decade or so, a generation would have matured.
However, the elves were different. For an ordinary elf to reach adulthood, it would take them 50 to 60 years to reproduce.
Perhaps it was because of their comfortable and isolated lives that the fertility rate of the Elves was very low compared to the humans, orcs, and even other races in Mason City. Among the entire Elven race, there were many families that didn't reproduce their entire lives.
These various circumstances, coupled with the endless slave hunters, resulted in the elves reproducing in the core area for thousands of years. Even now, their population wasn't considered high.
The total number of elves in the entire Mersen area was probably only about 10 million, which was only equivalent to the population of a few human kingdoms.
However, this situation also led to a large area being abandoned, which was suitable for settling the refugees.
"However, with so many refugees coming in, apart from settling them, management is also a big problem," Kular said.
"Also, how are we going to govern these people in the future? This is also a big problem.
"Disperse these refugees and choose suitable places to build cities and towns." Adil said, "There are many people in this batch of refugees who used to be nobles. They can also be selected to manage these people."
"Also, gather a group of nobles from various regions and have them serve as high-ranking officials to supervise the nobles."
Adil said as he looked at Kular.
There were several benefits to doing this. The first was to avoid conflict.
By having the human nobles manage the refugees, it would make things easier for them, and it would also avoid unnecessary hostility and conflict.
The Elves serving as high-ranking officials to supervise the human nobles was to restrict their authority.
People didn't change overnight, and the nobles who mixed in with the refugees still had the same personality.
Perhaps in times of difficulty, they wouldn't show their bad side, but once they regained power and authority, those bad habits would return sooner or later.
Those who wanted to bully, those who wanted to kill, those who wanted to exploit, those who wanted to bully, those who wanted to kill, those who wanted to exploit; all sorts of methods were used at once.
Once these natures were exposed, they would inevitably draw the hostility and hatred of the people at the bottom.
Normally, these people at the bottom naturally didn't have many choices, and no matter how difficult life was, they would grit their teeth and persevere.
However, now, these people had another choice, which was to seek help from the Elves.
At this time, it was time for the supervisors to step on the stage.
By killing those evil nobles and stepping over their corpses, not only would they intimidate others, but they would also gain the gratitude and support of the people at the bottom, slowly improving the relationship between the two sides.
After the two sides got used to each other and the situation stabilized, they could go one step further and directly appoint Elven officials to manage the refugees, making the Elven Royal Court's rule even more stable.
Of course, the situation in reality would definitely be more complicated, and there would definitely be unexpected situations.
However, this didn't matter.
After all, this was a world where martial prowess reigned supreme. With the Elven army stationed, no matter what happened, the Elven Royal Court's rule would not change.
"The other paths in the Silvermist Forest can also be opened."
In the tent, Adil continued, "The Royal Court was too closed before, and most of the communication paths with the outside world have been blocked.
"At this point in time, these sealed roads can now be opened up."
"That's not a big problem. We can send wizards to deal with it later." Kural nodded and didn't object.
They continued to chat, and soon, they talked about other things.
Looking at the little sun shining in the tent, Adil asked, "How's the contact with the Dark Wizard Alliance?"
"Very smooth." Kural nodded. "Natasha has agreed to our conditions and is willing to merge the Dark Wizard Alliance with the Silver Mist Kingdom …"
"So smooth?" Adil was a little surprised. "Are they in a bad situation now?"
"A little bad, but compared to other places, they can still hold on." Kural nodded, "With that World Stone, they'll be able to hold on for a long time."
"But there's no need to continue like this." He shook his head. "I've been friends with Natasha for many years. I know her temper very well."
"She's a very rational wizard. She won't lose sight of the situation."
"With you in the Royal Court, they have no other choice."
"That's true." Adil nodded, agreeing with this statement.
"Of course, the reason why she agreed so readily is because the conditions you offered are too good." Kural shook his head. "You're too generous this time. Even I'm a little shocked."
"Forget about the other things, but you actually gave away a magic weapon just like that."
He looked at Adil speechlessly, as if he was looking at a wastrel.
"Gloria is my friend, after all. If possible, I don't want to be too stingy." Adil shook his head. "Also, this is the only time."
"You're really …" Kural sighed, not knowing what to say.
The magic weapon he was talking about was none other than the Bloodline Blade.
After all, this magic weapon's grade was too low. After reaching rank 4, the Bloodline Blade's effects were completely useless to Adil. There was no point in keeping it.
Because of this, after studying it for a while, he used his Moon Elf power to purify the Bloodline Blade and solve some of its problems. He then gave it to Gloria.
In the eyes of Kasi Wang, Kular, and the others, this was definitely the behavior of a wastrel. But to Adil, it was nothing.
Magic weapons were extremely precious to wizards below rank 4, but they were nothing to rank 4 existences.
At rank 4, magic artifacts were almost extinct. Most of the things that were used were magic weapons.
Moreover, if Adil wanted magic weapons, he could purchase them from the Fate World. He could even try to refine them himself. All he needed was some world energy and time.
Furthermore, even though the Bloodline Blade could catalyze one's bloodline, its side effects were quite severe, and there were too many limitations to its usage.
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