Mystery: She came from the Chaos Sea.

Chapter 74 The Elf Race

Gohnam sat upright on the high platform chair with a cold expression.

Hermaine, standing in the center of the palace, also remained indifferent.

However, the two parties, who were not particularly enthusiastic about each other, tacitly set the tone for cooperation after only their initial contact.

This so-called negotiation is nothing more than a continuation of the demonstrative appearance of the two human gods.

The moment the two human gods appeared, it was destined that the Elven race would return to the front lines against non-human races and demonstrate its own value.

That's true, but the elves in the mysterious world are all hot-tempered and easily go astray due to their uncontrollable emotions.

Having realized what was happening, Leodorus, in his capacity as the deputy envoy of the delegation, spoke up:

"The current situation is critical, and the Elves need to take more concrete actions to alleviate the pressure on the Alliance."

Goshinam twirled the golden goblet in his hand and said calmly, "Our clan's god of fortune has now appeared on the battlefield."

The God of Fortune is a subordinate deity of the "Elf King" Suniasolem, and is naturally extremely powerful.

But in Leodorus's view, a single elven god was simply not enough to change the situation of the three non-human races besieging the vampires... He planned to persuade the elven race to use more of their power.

At this moment, Helmani, who had been observing the condition of "Queen of Calamity" Goshinam, spoke up: "Thank you for the Elven aid."

Leodorus was taken aback. Although he didn't understand why Helmani didn't continue to request the elves to send more powerful warriors, he obediently shut his mouth and completely followed Helmani's arrangements.

Upon hearing this, Goshinam also gave Helmaenie a serious look, chuckled with interest, and then instructed the maids beside him, "Lead the delegation to their seats."

The current racial conflict could be resolved simply by the elves showing a willingness to participate, which would force the three dragon races to retreat. In the mysterious world, the key to victory or defeat lies in the battles between the gods.

Large-scale wars between races aim to uproot the anchors of each other's beliefs in a short period of time, thereby weakening the mental state of the opposing gods.

If the Elf King joins the battle, even if the three gods—the Imaginary Dragon, the Alien King, and the Phoenix Ancestor—fight with all their might, it will be difficult for them to defeat the combined forces of the Blood Clan Ancestor and the Elf King.

Chairs inlaid with pearls and gems of various colors were brought out from behind the draped veils by the maids and arranged in two rows to invite Hermione, Leodorus, and other humans to sit down.

The two sides did not continue discussing the dispatch of other powerful individuals, but instead chatted about trivial matters.

Goshinam tilted his head to look at Helmeyne and smiled faintly, "'Humanistic Sage,' you've risen so quickly, yet you've maintained your rationality remarkably well. Is there some secret to that?"

"Maintain the purity of characteristics." Hermaine didn't hide anything. Now that Amanisis had become a god, she no longer needed to conceal this important but peripheral knowledge.

Moreover, revealing some details can actually create some problems... Without realizing it, Helmani has also gotten used to making small arrangements in the details.

Perhaps this is an occupational hazard of extraordinary individuals who follow the path of the dreamer...

Helmayne further explained, "By not coveting the power of other areas, but focusing on deeply exploring the power of the same areas within oneself, one can better maintain self-rationality."

In the context of potions, this means don't randomly consume extraordinary properties obtained through other means.

However, for Goshinam, who was unfamiliar with the potion system, these words only gave him a vague idea, but he could not fully understand them.

However, He was the most rational of all the elven demigods, and this very ambiguity benefited Him greatly.

Compared to his fellow beings, He specializes in the "Storm" domain, while the others possess abilities in many other unrelated domains. For example, the Elf King has abilities in the "Luck" domain.

Thinking this, Goshinam's gaze towards Helmani changed noticeably, shifting from indifference to a hint of eagerness. He asked, "Would you be interested in joining our Elven race?"

This blatant poaching surprised Helmayne, who then chuckled, "I am the 'Human Sage,' born from human despair, carrying human hopes, and destined to create a glorious future for humanity."

Hearing Helmaine's words, Leodorus sat upright and silently tilted his head back at Goshinam, who was trying to poach him.

Ghoshinam, however, completely missed Leodorus's little gesture. He stared intently at Helmaenie and chuckled lightly without any attempt to conceal his feelings, saying, "Actually, our origins as elves are also human. Creating the future of elves doesn't contradict your statement."

Upon hearing this, Leodoro, who was looking up, suddenly looked at Goshinam in astonishment.

Are elves descended from humans?

He thought he was hallucinating.

Although it is currently widely believed among humans and giants that the progenitor of giants was human, and that giants are a branch of humans.

But the human councilors, including Leodorus, believed this was a pretext, a reason, for the two human gods and Helmaene to annex the giants.

But what is this "Queen of Natural Disasters" on the high platform saying now?!

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

The origin of elves, is it also humanity?!

Helmani remained calm in the face of Goshinam's self-destruction. She sighed softly and said, "Yes. Then I want to ask you, where were the elves, who branched off from humans, when humanity suffered?"

Upon hearing this, Goshinam paused for a moment, then his expression returned to its coldness. After a brief silence, he finally spoke: "Yes, after all, elves are elves, and humans are humans."

As he said this, Gohchinam added quietly:

"Initially, we tried our best to protect humanity. But protecting people who live on land was too much of a burden for us who live at sea."

After a sigh, Goshinam's voice turned low and cold: "It was I who personally made the decision to abandon our vassalage to humanity."

Leodorus, standing nearby, shuddered; his tribe had been wiped out in the battle between the elves and the dragons.

He initially thought the elves hadn't provided timely protection, but he never imagined he'd been completely abandoned...

A fleeting, barely suppressed hatred crossed his mind.

Gohchinam was unaware.

But Hermaine, who possessed the power of the mind, keenly sensed this change in Leodorus's emotions.

Hermaine remained completely calm.

Her earlier words were not meant to accuse the elves of not doing their best to protect humans, but rather to remind Ghoshnam that a vast chasm had already formed between humans and elves.

As for the hatred towards the elves... the elves merely abandoned their protection and did not directly harm humans like the giants did. There must be personal grudges between humans and elves, but relatively speaking, they do not rise to the level of hostility between the entire race.

In contrast, within the Pan-Human Alliance today, the hatred between humans and giants, and between humans and vampires, is actually greater...

(End of this chapter)