Li Mu:...

"Didn't you say you can't be tough?"

He glanced at the other person speechlessly.

"I didn't have a tough time either. I just couldn't stand it anymore. I'm irritating. Even if she became an NPC in the camp, I guess I can't save my favor. So I'd just stay with her to the end. If I could scold her, it would be even better."

Demacia spread her hands.

Li Mu:...

"Are you not afraid of playing with it? Are you really unable to think about it and commit suicide?"

He twitched his lips.

"No, absolutely not! She hates me very much. As long as I say this, she will definitely not do it. Even if she does it against me, she will not do it! And she is not stupid at first, but just a little novice in her experience. I guess she should be clear about many things in her heart, but she just can't get out of it... If she is sober, she should be able to figure out many things."

Demacia shook her head.

"Are you sure?"

Li Mu raised his eyebrows.

"certainly."

Demacia nodded.

But after saying that, he hesitated:

"Uh, she shouldn't be really out of touch, right?"

At this point, Demacia subconsciously wanted to catch up, but after hesitating for a second, he stopped again, instead called out the chat interface, and quickly called someone to chase him in the guild channel to take a look.

Li Mu:...

"Sometimes I really don't know if you have high EQ or low EQ."

He shook his head slightly and rushed out of the room.

...

Sophia ran in the streets of Grey Harbor with tears in her eyes.

She felt sad and angry, and in addition to being sad and angry, she felt a little hatred.

That was not hating Demacia, but hating herself...

She actually understood very well that although many of the other party's words were extremely unpleasant, they were all right.

She was indeed confused and retreated a little.

However, although reason told her that she really needed to cheer up, she really couldn't accept it emotionally for a while.

In the final analysis, she is just a sixteen-year-old child.

Not to mention, it is a bouquet of flowers that live in a greenhouse and have never seen any wind and rain.

Run, run...

It seems to be to vent all the anger in my heart...

It was not until it ran far that Sophia gradually stopped.

She sobbed slightly, her eyes red and swollen.

The anger in my heart calmed down a little, and what turned to my heart was a further confusion.

Sophia knew she needed to make changes, and she needed to cheer up.

But how should I work hard?

The fallen nobles, the corrupt church, the desperate people, the dull society...

The entire empire is like an old man in twilight years, and also like a giant ship that has lost its course.

How could she change the future of her territory by a little Miss Viscount who has no power or power?

The persistence in her heart has gone into nothing, and the belief that was not firm has completely collapsed. Where should she go?

Before she knew it, the girl didn't know where she had run.

This seems to be a relatively quiet residential area, with newly built houses and a strong traditional elf color.

The greening between the buildings is very good. It is located here, just like a garden, with green grass and flowers everywhere, as if it is blessed by magic. Even in winter, the grass and trees are still strong.

On the street, there are some elves who come and go, and their clothes are more traditional.

They do not have the gorgeous equipment like Demacia and others, and they look a little simpler.

At the same time, they do not have the intimidating evil spirits of the "elves and gods". They seem to be more approachable and simpler.

"Is the Elf's civilian area..."

The girl sniffed her nose and said to herself.

She subconsciously thought of the human civilians she saw in Hewan Town, and a trace of complexity flashed in her eyes.

"Civilian area? No, the elves have never had any civilian area."

A gentle and beautiful voice came from behind, attracting Sophia's attention.

The girl turned around and saw a female elf dressed in a druid.

The robe on her was gorgeous at the level of those "elves and gods", but her temperament was more noble than theirs.

Seeing Sophia's gaze, the female elf smiled slightly:

“This is the residential area for the Return of the Elves.”

“Return to the Elf’s residential area?”

Sophia was slightly stunned.

Reminding some rumors in human society, a trace of clarity flashed in the girl's eyes.

"What are the rescued elves..."

She murmured.

His eyes were on the elves in the distance, and what caught Sophia's eyes was their happy smiling faces.

Children are playing happily, while the elderly sit on small wooden chairs, leisurely laying down the chess that has been quite popular in the empire recently.

Adult elves perform their own duties and are busy and busy.

Their eyes were filled with passion and hope, which was completely different from the elves and civilians that the girls saw in the human world.

They are not living a walking corpse, but truly free lives.

"They... seem to be very happy."

Sophia couldn't help but say.

"Of course, under the protection of the goddess, all elves will live happily, because there is no oppression here, everyone is equal. As long as you work hard, you will gain something and a bright future will be there."

The female elf smiled.

"Without oppression, is everyone equal..."

Sophia's heart moved slightly, thinking.

She suddenly raised her head and looked at the other person.

“What do you call me?”

The girl asked.

The gentle female elf smiled slightly:

"wind."

"You can call me, the wind."
Chapter completed!