The correct way to open the elf

Chapter 12: The King of Humanity
As a result, humans gradually spread across the fertile plains adjacent to the Elf Forest.

Not only that, human footsteps began to extend in all directions little by little.

People on Earth should all understand what well-fed humans can do. They fear the mysterious magic of the elves in the Elf Forest, but they are not afraid of their own kind.

Human violence against one's own kind may be a common trait among all humans in the multiverse, as they begin to divide their own kind into classes and consolidate power.

In this way, humans settled down from wandering and developed into a matriarchal tribal civilization nominally dependent on the elves. Then, due to the development of male human bow and arrow technology, sword technology and other military skills, it gradually became a tribal civilization ruled by men and divided into groups.

Then, humans began a long internal struggle, because they found that after the elves' "advised" them several times, they were too lazy to pay attention to the infighting among their own kind.

This situation lasted for hundreds of years until the legendary natural born king 'Ke Ying' appeared.

According to the customs of that time, Ke Ying's name was actually "Ke". The eagle represented the totem of his tribe, which was also his surname, so according to the correct name, he should be called "Ke Ying".

Ke Ying lives on the plains in the northwest of the Elf Forest. Going further north, he is close to the territories of the northern gnomes, goblins, dwarves, and halflings. When he was young, due to his family's poverty, he sold himself as a slave to a goblin caravan that traded among different races, and traveled with the caravan throughout the northern part of the continent of Grion.

Different from the tribal civilization of their hometown and the 'idle' civilization of the elves, the goblins have now shown their love for precious metals. They have established a country with goblins as the main body and enfeoffed nobles.

The primitive mechanical civilization of the dwarves who had trade relations with the goblins also opened Kying's eyes, and the food civilization of the halflings made Kying linger.

Halflings are good at using all kinds of edible things in nature to cook delicious food, which made the once starving K'Ying full of curiosity about the Halflings.

Of course, what shocked Ke Ying even more were the dwarves, the casting masters who were good at splitting mountains and rocks to find minerals. They had skipped bronze and started making iron. They let Ke Ying see the sharpness of iron weapons. This was also one of the main trading partners of his caravan.

The goblin caravan that Ke Ying was in sold the gnome tools and halfling food and wine to the dwarves, and obtained ironware from them. After the caravan moved to the northern part of the outer periphery of the Elf Forest and traded with the elves, they returned along the original trade route, using the dwarven ironware and specialties of the Elf Forest to trade with the halflings and gnomes.

Ke Ying, who was good at thinking and understanding, tried to please the caravan's guards at that time and learned a lot of martial arts from them.

When the caravan reached the outskirts of the Elf Forest, they finally saw that the leader of the human elves, Ke Ying, had secretly left the caravan and was living on the outskirts of the Elf Forest.

The 'sensible' and well-informed Ke Ying quickly won the trust of some elves and followed them to learn archery and literature.

Five years later, Ke Ying reappeared in the Eagle clan and won over some clan members who were not in harmony with the current clan leader. In the battle of clan leaders, he easily defeated the old clan leader with his skillful martial arts and became the new clan leader of the Eagle clan.

Ke Ying used the knowledge he learned during his journey to teach his tribesmen how to grow food that was more suitable for them and how to cook it. He also led people to open up a passage to the dwarf territory and began trading with the dwarves.

Equipped with iron weapons, Eagle began to conquer other tribes by strictly and systematically training his subordinates and integrating the tribes.

By combining tactics such as persuasion through persuasion and splitting the enemy into two groups, as well as using force, he was able to lead the Eagle Clan and other tribes to defeat all the human clans on the Fertile Plains in less than a decade.

The patriarchs of various tribes also do not like to rely on force to maintain their positions. With the Keying aristocratic system, they can get rid of the system of patriarch elections that rely on force to challenge each other again and again until they are defeated and step down, allowing themselves to always enjoy the rights of the superiors.

Through the noble feudal system and the noble hereditary system, Keying obtained the support of the current patriarchs of each clan and established the first truly human country... the Eagle Kingdom.

The Eagle Kingdom is now the only true turning point of human civilization recognized by humans in all of the Green Continent. The Eagle Flag and Eagle Medal of the Eagle Kingdom have always been the common beliefs of mankind, just like the Yan and Huang Emperors and the Golden Dragon Totem of China.

The eagle was not carried away by his victory. He invited messengers from the Elf Forest to his inauguration ceremony as king and gave the elves enough face at the ceremony, which made the elves feel more at ease with humans.

After becoming the king of humans, Ke Ying began to seek the magic of the elves bit by bit.

However, his requests were rejected time and time again by the elves. It was not because the elves were too arrogant and looked down on the humans, but because the elves stubbornly believed that magic was bestowed upon them by the Moon Goddess.

It was with the help of magic that the elves defeated the monsters that occupied the Elf Forest and established their home.

Moreover, the use of magic is also regarded by the elves as a connection with the Moon Goddess. The Moonlight Round Dance ceremony under the full moon is even considered by the elves as a sacred ceremony for them to look upon and pray for the Moon Goddess from afar.

Under such circumstances, how could the self-contained elves hand over magic to foreigners? !
Feng Yu asked Nicole about the Far Beam Round Dance Ceremony. According to Nicole, the Far Beam Round Dance Ceremony is a magic that allows the elves in the formation to "see" the moon up close through a complex and huge magic circle. It can even project objects in the center of the circle onto the moon.

This is a ceremony for the elves to pay homage to the Moon Goddess up close, and also a ceremony for the elves to offer sacrifices to the Moon Goddess. The things projected onto the moon must be the things that best represent the elves' most sacred faith in the Moon Goddess.

After listening for a while, Feng Yu felt that this so-called Moonlight Waltz Ceremony was a combination of a large astronomical telescope and a long-distance projector. He also thought of the pinhole imaging experiment in his junior high school physics class and couldn't help but smile.

Through his previous contacts with the elves, King K'Ying knew that the conditions for practicing magic were harsh and even the elves found it difficult to practice. Most elves were not qualified to practice magic, so they developed elven archery to make up for the shortcomings of conventional military force.

But Ke Ying did not give up. He had seen the magic of the great elf magician. He learned from the elves that the power could even fight against the dragon that claimed to be the guardian of the continent. How could he give up? !

However, he did not dare to risk angering the elves and forcibly obtain the method of practicing magic.

(End of this chapter)