What did you do with the dice?

He thought about it and realized that fighting Suarez here was meaningless. Defeating her would bring him little benefit. Suarez was fundamentally different from other elves who surrendered under a beating. The fairy bloodline technology she possessed was what he needed.

When the rewards for killing people were not high enough, Sanita would find another way to get what he wanted: "Your Elf Forest has a vacant position for a Grand Elder. I meet your election criteria and would like to run for the position."

Unexpectedly, Suarez readily agreed: "Of course, if you are recognized by the World Tree, I will naturally not object. Please put your hand on it."

She extended her scepter and pointed, and a new branch rose from the ground in front of the Sani Tower, quickly growing into a wooden platform in just a few seconds.

Sanita sensed the pure wood magic within the platform, but instead of reaching out to touch it, he cast a dispel spell on it: "Is this the World Tree?"

"The roots of the World Tree are spread all over the world. I can summon it no matter where it is."

Seeing that there were no secret tricks arranged above, Sani Tieta stretched out his finger and tapped lightly on the platform.

The next moment, he arrived at the small platform Rusalka had seen before. However, he clearly saw a giant elf girl dressed in emerald green sitting opposite him. She looked down at him with contempt and stretched out her hands to form an "X" shape. "No, no!"

Rusalka: (Oh my god, I'm time-stopped! Bro, did you activate a nine-ring time stop? You teleported me away just to do this? Ugh, disgusting!)

Sanita: (I think I saw Elune.)

Rusalka: (Amazing! You even time-stopped Elune? Did you choose some anti-elves special attack at the start?)

Sanita doesn't want to communicate with Rusalka anymore, so let him stay outside.

Being rejected didn't surprise him. It was just a different way of speaking. But first he had to ask who the person was: "Are you Elune?"

Elune didn't put on airs, or rather, she didn't have any pretense to begin with. She said to Sanita with great pride, "Of course! I know you're in cahoots with that Rusalka. You can't even dream of laying hands on my territory. But considering he's contributed a lot of faith to me recently, I can allow Suarez to let you go."

He knew that Elune couldn't interfere with reality. After predicting that Suarez couldn't defeat him and Rusalka, he simply ignored Elune's threat and asked, "Then why did you reject my application? Don't I meet the requirements for the election?"

For Sanita, the fact that Elune, the "Goddess of Nature," was approving this was actually a good thing. According to the intelligence Rusalka had brought back from her numerous visits to the "Godly Kingdom," even if the gods were subjectively unhappy, they would definitely follow a set of rules.

While this set of rules was likely made by them, and therefore clearly biased towards their faction and followers, it wasn't completely unsolvable. As long as they could fish in troubled waters and meet the conditions, they would have to follow them.

Ai

Having finally pulled one back, Luen waved her hand triumphantly, unfolding a list of rules written in emerald green on the table before the Sanita Tower. Pointing to the last one, she boasted, "Luckily, I'm a step ahead. I anticipated that you cunning messengers of the end would try to cheat. Therefore, I've stipulated that 'only fairies with a bloodline purity greater than 50%' can be recognized by the World Tree at the election ceremony."

It turns out that the World Tree was actually judging according to her own rules, essentially designing a program that could automatically make the judgment. But the reason Sanita was still pulled in wasn't because of the necessary procedures. Rather, she simply wanted to post the source code in front of him to completely convince him, then declare victory and see him show his defeated face.

The strong should humiliate the weak!

Sanitta smiled helplessly. He felt that Elune was so much like the God of Elves that he could not get angry at her at all. He even thought she was quite funny.

She looked at Sanita's eyes, which seemed to want to drill into the table, and snorted smugly, "Are you stupid? No matter how much you try to find loopholes in the rules, you, a half-elf who is only exactly 50% perfect, can never meet this ironclad rule! Lululu, go back to your human territory and cry!"

"Okay." Sanitita shrugged: "Thank you for the information you provided. See you next time--"

Although Elune didn't see Sanita's disappointed face, the other party's words of admitting defeat made her feel good: "Bye!"

Sanitieta's thoughts returned to reality. Just as Rusalka said, when he was up there, the time in the outside world was indeed paused. Only Rusalka could clearly perceive the time-stop phenomenon through the private chat channel.

The moment time started to flow again, his hand that had just been placed on the platform was bounced away by a green light.

Suarez seemed a little surprised. "It seems the World Tree has rejected your application. Well, there's nothing we can do about it. Rules are rules. Although I like your bloodline, you can't even be the Fifth Elder."

Sanita smiled, opened a portal on the side and walked in: "Then please wait for me for a moment."

As he spoke, he teleported to the side of Rusalka who was packing up the elves of the Frostflower Team. The high-level wizard was so agile that in the Elf Forest, a place without spatial blockades, it was like his own back garden, where he could walk around freely and come and go as he pleased.

Rusalka was still complaining, "Damn it, that stinky old man got away."

Sanitieta ignored him and quickly found his targets, Alijie and Shana, and asked, "Who of you wants to be the chief elder?"

The two answered almost at the same time.

Shana: "Alizee, she's the best fit."

Alice: "Sana, she's the best fit."

After they finished speaking, they smiled at each other, then threw a pine cone at each other and cursed in unison: "Wow, I think of you as a good sister, and you actually want to get me out! You despicable guy!"

Sanitieta was too lazy to talk nonsense with them and decided on his own: "Then let's go with Alijie."

Alice looked devastated: "Why? Do you think I'm too annoying?"

Shana cheered triumphantly, "Great! Who told you to pester Teacher Sanitieta all day long with questions?"

Sanitieta pulled out a stack of papers from his robes. "Come, if you agree, please sign this agreement. Sign your name on the third, fifth, sixth, and last pages. Write clearly and place your fingerprints on them. Make two copies."

"What's this?" Alice took the paper Sanita handed over and read the title: "Prenuptial Property Agreement."

Before the two could express their surprise, the first person to speak out was Rusalka, who was tying a bow on a hemp rope: "Huh? Buddy, if you're being mind-controlled, just blink."

Alice blushed immediately: "Although, isn't it a bit too early to get married? I think we should..."

"Then you don't have to, Shana, you..."

Alice immediately snatched the pen from his hand and began to sign and fingerprint each page: "I sign! I sign!"

Rusalka was stunned. It was the first time she saw something more efficient than proposing in the toilet by blocking the door: It’s different when there is competition, these evil capitalists.

Shana reacted quickly, disregarding her reserve. She immediately pulled out two exploding crystals and grabbed them in her hands, threatening fiercely, "Wow, no! I want one too! Otherwise, I'll die right here with you all. Forget about signing!"

Rusalka: (Oh my god, the opponent didn't do any damage to me the entire time, and she easily surpassed the enemy's best efforts with just a flick of her finger. How does that make sense? Did you also teach her that "happy people give in theory"?)

Sanita was a little embarrassed: (I only told Alizee, she is obviously self-taught.)

Rusalka no longer understood. Ever since entering the Forest of Elves, he felt that he might not have gone online enough on Earth, and his brain couldn't keep up with the pace. Could it be that he was getting old?

Sanititazhen took out the second copy from his pocket and handed it to Sana: "Okay, I have prepared the same copy for you, sign it."

Rusalka thought: "It seems like my good brother had planned this all along. Who would keep this thing in their pocket all the time?" As expected of a lawyer, he has ulterior motives.

Shana happily put away the Explosive Crystal, and then began to write furiously, laughing as she wrote: "But the words

"Then again, we are noble pure-blooded elves. Even a divine pact would be useless to us. But we've signed it, and it's been a ceremony witnessed by Elune and the High Lord of the Arcane. You can't go back on your word, or you'll have to swallow a thousand needles."

Sani Iron Tower: "It's okay, this thing is not meant to be used here."

It took Alice a minute to sign and hand it back. She had obviously not read a single word of the thick, written-on document. "Then how is it useful? I don't sense any magical fluctuations on it at all. Isn't this just ordinary paper?"

Sanitieta carefully put away the two documents and said, "You'll know the answer when you get a chance. Are you willing to marry me?"

Alix: "I'm willing, but getting married is one thing, and you have to give the earrings later. If you don't have a wedding, then you're gone. You can't skip giving the earrings."

Shana also nodded. After all, this was the most important ceremony of the elves.

"Row."

Sanitita: (Brother Xiao, cast a ritual for me. Oh, you don't have any spells anymore. Never mind. I, a poet, have the talent to self-learn spells outside the system, but I haven't used it yet. I'll just waste one.)

As he spoke, he used a second-level "Ceremony" on himself and the two elves. This time the ceremony was as sloppy as the entire wedding process. It emitted a light, and the system displayed [AC +2, lasts for 7 days] and that was it.

Rusalka teased: (It's no use for you to go back to Earth. Wouldn't this be considered bigamy on Earth? Look at me, the Black Knight, who will bring justice and arrest you!)

Sani Tieta: (Can't I choose my own country of destination when I travel back? Even if I can't, don't worry. I have my own way of learning the law.)

Rusalka yelled: (Ah, brother, how could you be so mean? If all law students are like you, knowing the law but breaking it, then I will simply despair of the legal profession. I will punish you when I return. Unless you also prepare a post-nuptial property agreement for Phoenix and make her my personal property.)

Sanita: (Stupid.)

Chapter 450: Does the Queen Elder have any guts?

Sanita's wedding was so unexpected, just like his life. He suddenly met Rusalka, suddenly traveled through time, and suddenly got married. Maybe one day he will suddenly go back.

He never feared these unexpected events, because to him, everything that seemed unexpected to others was not actually an accident. The so-called accident often came with risks. If everything was profitable, it could not be called an accident, but rather a necessity that he had carefully chosen.

The two silly girls were still thinking about earring styles when Sanita pulled them into the portal and said, "Okay, then you two come with me."

Rusalka scolded loudly in the private chat channel: (No, buddy, you put me in the same situation again. Do you forget your brothers when you have a woman? Don’t forget that my wife is still with you. Let the cat go quickly, or I will destroy your harem!)

Sanita: (You're having hysterics again, aren't you? I left the portal open on purpose, why didn't you just walk in on your own? Do you want me to carry you in?)

Rusalka glanced at the light gate that was still working beside her: Oh, it seems to be true.

"You guys stay here and pack. I'll be back soon."

After giving orders to the group of Silver Leaf Elves, who were not sure whether they understood the orders or not, Rusalka walked into the portal.

As soon as I walked out of the door, I saw Sanita pointing at Alice and saying to Queen Suarez, "She wants to run for the Grand Elder. Come, put your hand on it."

Alice did as she was told and placed her hand on the platform of the World Tree. A green light quickly enveloped her entire body, which meant that she had passed the recognition of the World Tree.

"Haha, you naive guy! Not just anyone can participate by simply pressing their hand. You need the approval of at least 100 elves."

Sanita: "It can also be 20 pure-blooded elves, wait a moment."

Rusalka: (Why? Because a pure-blooded elf sells for five times the price in Sneedi? Or because super citizens have five times the votes?)

Sanita: (You'd have to ask Elune, she's the most pure and innocent god in my heart.)

Rusalka was a little confused, but Sanitita told him to be patient and he would know why he said that later.

Suarez was also stunned after hearing what Sanitieta said. It was because she knew that what he said was not nonsense that she was puzzled: How could this half-elf in front of her, who had never returned to her tribe and had always lived with humans, not even knowing that pure blood was required for the election, know this hidden rule from ancient times?

As he spoke, Sanita walked into the portal that had not yet closed. To Suarez's somewhat surprised face, he brought in a group of silver-leaf elves. He counted the number of people. Not counting Alijie, but including Sana, there were 19 in total.

Sanitieta: "Do you support Alijie's election as the Grand Elder?"

The group of elves began to hesitate.

Rusalka: "Sani Tieta asked you to speak, but you are all mute!"

The elves were not happy to see Alice's rise to prominence. Their only concern was the fear that she would retaliate after gaining power: "Ah Ba Ah Ba."

Rusalka signaled her restless shadow to calm down and waved her hand: "Double dessert!"

"Support, so supportive!"

It has to be a Poké Ball.

Suarez swept away her surprise and seemed to be very interested in this fresh farce. After all, she had been in the forest for too long and her life was boring.

She was also looking forward to this scene that broke common sense. She smiled at Sanita and said, "Nineteen pure-blooded elves, even if you count yourself, it's not enough because you are not a pure-blooded elf."

Alice yelled, "Don't worry, I'll go call my mom! She'll definitely support me!"

Rusalka: I always feel that your mother has become your private property in your mouth. Sometimes you sell her to me and sometimes to your brothers. I have never seen your mother, but after listening to your description, I feel a little jealous. In fact, I am just curious, does she know what she has supported?

At this moment, Lin Yu, who had completely lost his presence, suddenly shouted, "Wait, there's no need to look for anyone else. I support you. This will make it exactly 20."

Su Yalei looked at Lin Yu with interest: "Oh? I didn't expect that Fourth Elder you would choose to stand against me. I thought you would always be so boring and submissive. This really makes me happy."

Lin Yu gritted his teeth and summoned up the courage to ask loudly: "Your Majesty, all of this is your fault. It's all your fault that you took Jialin away from me. Where is she now? I want to see her!"

Rusalka uttered a "Huh?" (Strange, after she said that, why didn't she just start crawling darkly and quickly, repeating "Jialin"?)

Sanitta was confused by Rusalka's idea: (Your idea is weird. Why would she do that?)

Suarez shrugged. "But she was originally sent to you by my side. I was surprised that you were completely unaware of her for so long. I thought you were just pretending not to know and playing along."

Lin Yu was like a child who had his beloved toy taken away and started to act like a scoundrel: "I don't care about that! You have always been so high and mighty, with only yourself in your mind. Today I will let you taste the pain of losing the one you love!"

Rusalka glanced at the steps at the door and thought: I can't wait any longer, just come in and kick the Elf Queen down.

Sanita: "Now that the World Tree has recognized it and has supporters, what are your opinions?"

Suarez smiled and said, "Of course I agree. Since you're so anxious, no problem. I can hold the election ceremony for you ahead of time. It will be scheduled for next week. During this time, I will notify the other eligible elves. You can also let the candidate you support rest and recuperate within a week, and then we can have a fair competition."

"Don't worry, after the election ceremony begins, I won't let the Frostflower Squad attack you again. This is a sacred ceremony under the watchful eye of Elune, and peace will be maintained in the Elven Forest during this period."

Rusalka: (Brother, don't be too exhausted after your wedding. Your career is more important. I don't want to see the efforts of our entire village end up with a sleepy Alijie on the court.)

Sanita: (Get lost, you think I’m you?)

He agreed with the Queen's suggestion and could definitely wait a week.

Suarez: "But I'm curious why you want to be the Great Elder so much. After all, you don't look like you want to stay in the Elf Forest at all."

Sanita: "What if I tell you that demons are about to invade, and you must open the forest borders and exchange what you have with us in order to ensure the survival of the Elf Forest?"

Suarez smiled and said, "That does sound like nonsense. It seems you can only hope for a successful election. Once the elf you support becomes the Great Elder, I'll further listen to your thoughts as a wise man with half fairy blood."

She paused, then smiled. "In that case, can you please release those Frostflower Squad rangers now? While they're certainly insignificant, they are still my personal guards."

Sanita said nothing and glanced at Rusalka.

Rusalka understood, sighed, and stepped forward to play the villain for his good brother. He put on a typical gangster look, rubbing his fingers and grinning, saying, "That won't do. Your Majesty, the Queen of the Elven Tribe, they are my captives. I have to follow the rules of our human nobility. You want to redeem the captives? You have to pay more!"

Suarez's smile froze.

-

Before the election, everyone had a rare chance to rest, and the elves took the opportunity to say goodbye and hurriedly return to their homes, saying they missed home after not being back for a long time. Apparently, they were afraid that Rusalka would get there first, or that they risked retaliation for disobeying the Queen, so they quickly reminded their families to stay out of the spotlight.

But I can only give you a reminder that hiding is not realistic. The entire World Tree is so small, where else can you hide?