What did you do with the dice?

Alice invited the rest of the people to her home. Her home was on the bottom floor and it was easy to get there after going around in circles.

She knocked on the wooden door.

"Come, come, who is it?"

The person who opened the door was an elf girl with long golden hair. She looked almost exactly like Alice. When she saw Alice, she excitedly opened her arms and hugged her: "Oh my God, my little peach is back! Are you happy outside?"

Alijie pushed away the face that she wanted to kiss and said awkwardly, "Mom, stop it. We have a guest. Let me introduce you. This is my mother, Alila."

"I know, it's your friend Shana, right? Come on, don't be polite, come in and sit down." After putting Alice's mother Alila down, she looked at the door. Shana was hiding behind and couldn't be seen. The first person she saw was Rusalka and Sanita.

Her whole

The man froze in place as if suspended, and after a long moment he asked, "Are you human?"

Sanita thought about it and decided to avoid unnecessary trouble: "No, I am a half-elf."

Rusalka was even more defiant: "I am Yu Yu."

He pointed at his own shadow and introduced, "And this is Maomao."

Alice was extremely embarrassed and pulled her mother into the house. "Mom, this matter is very complicated, but we are all good people. Let's go inside and talk about it first."

"Okay." She leaned over to Alice's ear and whispered, "Don't be fooled by humans. I recently heard that an elf, due to his greed, was lured out of the forest by a human slave-hunting team using their food. He was then abducted and sold to the slave market in the human kingdom, and never came back."

Rusalka immediately retorted, "Mother, I have one thing to say in advance: my home is not a slave market."

After hearing this, Ailila became even more nervous. She looked at her daughter suspiciously and kept a distance from the two of them very cautiously.

Sanita: (You might as well keep silent.)

What else could Rusalka do? He could only say this. After all, he couldn't deny the previous operation at all. Otherwise, how can you say that experience increases with age?

Anyway, the group entered the small room and squeezed in around the small wooden table, which only had room for four people. Fortunately, Phoenix didn't want to come out of the shadows, otherwise, even if Alice's mother stood, there would be no place to find a fifth wooden chair.

Ailila poured them some tea, then stood up and went to the kitchen: "I'll make you your favorite herbal ointment."

Alice waved her hand, took out a flattened cake from her bag and placed it on the table: "No, no, I'm not very hungry. I've already eaten and brought you some food."

As the saying goes, no one knows a daughter better than her mother. When Alila saw Alijie's reaction, she immediately asked, "Tell me the truth, Mom, have you touched human food?"

Why does this sound so strange?

When Rusalka heard this, the first things that came to mind were Guangxi tangerines and Wangzai steamed buns. The tangerines, in particular, and the image of a depressed face, pale before eating it, turning yellow and smiling brightly afterward, were truly magical.

Alice wasn't a good liar, so she hesitantly replied, "No, just a little bit."

"How could you not listen to your mother? You can't touch this thing!" Alila looked at Rusalka and Sanita, put her hands on her hips, and asked, "I know you are the humans who feed her that food. Are you here to ask my daughter for money?"

Rusalka: (This is 100% or even 90% wrong. How can Alice's mother be so normal?)

Sunny Tower: (Although, I was also quite puzzled. Seeing normal people in this place was a bit unusual for a while.)

Alice was extremely embarrassed: "Oh, Mom, those things are not what you think."

Ailila pointed at her and scolded her, "You idiot, are you trying to trick me into falling into depravity? I know you usually hide in your room and read those books about mothers and daughters being murdered by humans..."

Alice's face immediately turned red as she argued, "Those are actually safety education books recommended by the school to prevent us from being scammed by humans!"

"Then why do you always sit at the table and stare at the cover with a few leaves beside you every time I enter your room?"

"That's because I just took out the book, and the leaves are for wiping dust!"

"Sometimes I come into the room in the morning and lift the covers to find you lying there asleep without even pulling up your pants, and the sheets are still wet!"

"Ahhh-"

Alijie tried to cover up the fact that Alila had exposed her dark history by shouting loudly, then she grabbed her shoulders and said seriously, "I'm sorry, Mom. I was wrong."

"It's okay as long as you know you're wrong. Just be moderate." Ailila sighed, picked up the food that Alijie brought, took a few bites, and her eyes lit up: "Hmm, why is this so delicious? It's sweet and soft. Which tree did you pick this from?"

Alice: "Uh, this is human food."

Alyra was petrified.

Rusalka laughed heartily: (This makes sense now. It's worth all the time I've spent looking at the map of Yan State.)

Sanita just drank his tea with his head in his mouth, his heart calm, he just felt that the future was worrying.

Chapter 451 Election Ceremony (1)

After Ailila finished eating the cake and listened to Alice's simple explanation, she realized that Rusalka and Sanitita were not the bad guys who specialized in catching elves as described in the books and rumors.

But he is the big boss behind the scenes to whom all the bad guys have to kowtow and express their gratitude.

Rusalka: Why does it feel like this identity is getting worse and worse? Don't I look like a good person?

Ailila thought about it for a long time, but couldn't figure out the logic of "Rusalka captured her, so why is she her benefactor?" So she simply gave up thinking about it and simply defined it to eliminate the threat: "Okay, what you mean is that you don't like my daughter either, right?"

Alijie was stunned for a moment and said, "That doesn't seem to be the case. Sanita and I are already married."

Shana also raised her hand: "And me."

Alila's mouth dropped open in surprise, staring at her daughter and Shana, who treated her like a daughter. "When?! Mommy has no idea about this!"

"Just now, two hours ago to be exact.

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For the first time in her life, Ariella thought, "I'm really old!" Young elves these days are so careless. They get married so casually, without even wearing earrings...

"Are you happy like this?"

"I feel pretty happy. I can eat all kinds of delicious food, and I have a huge room to live in. In fact, the living environment in Silver City is much more comfortable than the Elf Forest. It's also very lively there, and I have a human army to command."

"That's good."

I thought Ailila, a "normal elf," would stop me, but she actually agreed. "Remember to pick out some nice earrings. If you get pregnant, go back to the Elf Forest. You're so clumsy. I heard that human women give birth easily and in dangerous conditions. I'd rather let me take care of you and the baby myself. I can wait until the baby grows up and can fend for himself before we go out. That way I'll be more at ease."

Rusalka complained: (Oh my god, as an elf, I can't find a single thing to complain about in this entire long conversation of Alice's mother! I'm now wondering if she's the only human in elf skin here?)

Thinking about it this way, I can just eat the human food, and my son-in-law will never harm me. But I can't just leave them here to dry, that would be too rude, so I got up and went to the kitchen to cook.

She had earrings on her ears, indicating that she was a married elf. However, seeing that she was the only one in the family, Rusalka asked curiously, "Alizee, where is your father?"

Alice: "I don't know, but my mother told me that he went to a very far place."

Rusalka felt a little guilty: "Oh, I'm sorry."

Alice continued, "He left a few years earlier than me. I guess he'll be back soon."

Rusalka raised her head and sighed, "I'm really fed up with the Elf Forest. And, Alice, I asked you to learn how Phoenix does things, not how she speaks!"

After he said this, the shadow on the ground attacked him.

It was only after Sanitieta took out a chair from his pocket that the five people were able to gather around the small wooden table for a simple meal. In order to celebrate Alice's safe return, Ailila went to the backyard to kill a chicken and an animal of unknown species, grilled them simply, and brought them out after making them into a fruity flavor.

Rusalka looked at the table full of green dishes and simple meats, and while showing off, she commented, "Bro finally came to the Elf Forest to have a proper fitness meal."

Sanitieta knew he was referring to the bland food: "How rude! You can't even shut up while eating, right?"

As Alila put food into Alice's bowl, she said, "Don't look at our child as careless. She actually has big dreams. She always says that she will become a ranger one day and even wants to be an elder."

Rusalka: "Then isn't she already a ranger?"

Ailila didn't notice Alijie winking at her and continued to tell her story slowly, "She wasn't a good student when she was little, so she couldn't become a ranger. Later, she had to ask her father to find the Great Elder to let her intern with the Silver Leaf Squad. Now that she's back successfully, she should be able to become a ranger, right?"

No wonder he was able to switch teams even though he was at the bottom of the class. It turns out he was just a relative. Why does your father sound so capable?

Rusalka: "In fact, she will soon become the chief elder."

Ailila waved her hand and said with a smile, "Don't make fun of my child. Don't I know what she's like? I'm thankful she can become a ranger. I hope she doesn't get involved with those elves in the upper elves. They're fighting for power and it's really chaotic over there. It's best if she doesn't go out on those quests outside the forest. The human world is so dangerous. What if she gets kidnapped?"

Look, the mother you mentioned who is like a tool actually doesn’t support you.

And what did she say about a mission to find something? It's clearly a mission to assassinate me, and an extremely dangerous undercover mission. You're playing both sides, right?

Rusalka glanced at Alice, who desperately gave him a pleading look, signaling him not to expose her lies.

Out of pity for all parents, Rusalka helped her cover up this time: "Yeah, haha, let's eat."

Sanitta: "Mother-in-law, I want to ask, what kind of person is the Elf Queen?"

Ailila was still a little unaccustomed to this address, and it took her a moment to realize that Sanitieta was referring to her. She smiled awkwardly at him and helped him pick up some food. "Sorry, I didn't mean to ignore you. It was just so sudden, and I'm not used to this address yet."

"It's okay, I understand you."

Ailila pondered for a moment. "Your Majesty, that's a magnificent being I've never seen before, even someone like me living on the fifth floor. She's said to be incredibly powerful, the oldest elf and the only remaining pioneer who led the elves into the Elven Forest to escape the flames of war. Not only can she communicate with the World Tree, but she's also blessed by the gods, allowing her to harness the power of nature. Even the elders and rangers working together are no match for her."

Rusalka, unusually for him, showed little interest. He felt out of place in the Elf Forest. He couldn't accept that the abstractions he'd spent his life studying were surpassed by the natural instincts these elves had casually revealed. He simply wanted to get home.

I am afraid that when the fight breaks out, I will find out that the Elf Queen

She is the ultimate abstract elf that brings together all the elves. Wouldn't she immediately replace his position in the hearts of his good brothers?

Oh no, I became a substitute?

Sani Tieta: (Shenjin, have you always thought that I was interested in your abstraction?)

Rusalka: (Ah, isn't it?)

Sanitta: (You are truly quite abstract. I think any creature with normal intelligence would dislike your abstraction and would simply think you are defying nature.)

Rusalka: (I can’t accept it!)

It seemed like there was no useful information to be gained from Ailila. The election ceremony would begin in a week anyway, and whether she wanted to attend and witness her daughter's heroic performance was her own decision. Sanita felt that since he had already told her, if she didn't believe him, it wouldn't be considered as hiding anything.

After dinner, Ailila had a crucial yet seemingly delicate question: "Do you want to set up a soundproof barrier in your room tonight?"

Shanna nodded quietly.

Alice's ears turned red: "No!"

"So bold? Mom, I'm still in the next room."

Alice stomped her feet and pulled Shana back to her room: "Ah! Shana, let's go and ignore her!"

Ailila looked at Alice who had closed the door in anger. While cleaning up the dishes, she said to Rusalka apologetically, "I'm sorry, our house is so small and we don't have an extra guest room. This is really difficult to arrange. Why don't you sleep in my room?"

Rusalka: What? How can this happen? Am I dreaming?

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Ailela: "I'll sleep in the living room tonight."

Rusalka breathed a sigh of relief. What? It turned out it wasn't what he thought. "Phoenix, what should we do? Now everyone is imitating your speech. If we wake up one day, the world's communication ability will drop ten thousand times."

Snap! Rusalka was hit on the ankle again.

Sanitita shrugged: "No need, I have the mansion technique, I can sleep in it for a night."

Rusalka raised her hand. "Then you sleep in the mansion's art area, and I'll sleep in Aunt Ailila's room. Since we're here, wouldn't it be a shame if we didn't try out the elf's vine cradle?"

He glanced at the distorted and blurry shadows on the ground and said helplessly, "Oh, maybe you could also set up a soundproof barrier for me."

Sanita sighed, his good brother was still as boundless as ever.

Everything went smoothly, except that the next morning, Ailila found that a Rusalka entered the room, and when she came out, it turned out to be Rusalka and Phoenix, one person and one cat, and one more person had inexplicably multiplied, which scared her.

So Rusalka introduced Phoenix again: Look, have you forgotten the cat I mentioned when I came in yesterday?

Alyra: "I thought the cat you were talking about was a pet or something, but I didn't expect it to be a Filin who can hide in the shadows. It's really an amazing ability."

Sanita: "If you insist, he's more like Phoenix's pet."

Rusalka, whose clothes and hair were being fixed by Phoenix, objected, "What are you talking about!"

-

I don't know why, but I followed the slow pace of life unique to the elves in the Elf Forest. Every day I would get up, eat, drink tea, chat, read, and play, or I would tend to the flowers and plants, feed the poultry, get some food from the cellar, and study recipes and magic. These seven days passed by in a flash.

The fog array in the Elf Forest is very powerful, and it has the effect of locking space and magic conduction. The Sani Tower has no way to communicate with the outside world using conventional communication stones.

If Sanita had not asked Rusalka to regularly use the torches left outside to change the light effects and form words to tell them that they were all safe and waiting for instructions, the army outside would probably have been wondering why there was no movement inside for nearly ten days.

Rusalka's torch ability is truly remarkable. He can control it to glow regardless of distance. The dazzling light effect can also be maintained over long distances, all controlled by his "intention" or "system."

Just like one's own magical pet, the remote control ability produced by the system not only does not require mental power to support, but is also not affected by blocking interference such as barriers. It is very wonderful.

If I had to point to a flaw, it would be the carrier's inherent limitations. For example, a familiar couldn't cast overly powerful spells, otherwise it would explode. But so far, Sanitieta didn't think Rusalka's torch, bound to the ritual spell slot of the Seven Sins Blessing, had any flaws. With a system capability that bordered on a god's level 5 priority, it truly deserved the word "perfect."

Thanks to this function, we can communicate with the outside world. Otherwise, if the torch was brought into the barrier, the fireworks spell would probably not be able to be released and would be blocked by the ritual.

But it didn't matter, of course Sanita had a backup plan, such as letting his pet cast spells or writing to convey information. If all else failed, he could always go out and come back himself.

Ailila was preparing steamed cakes early in the morning. The cakes were like green rice dumplings, sticky and sweet, with a pleasant leaf fragrance.