The game has become a real alternate world

There are centaurs, and even Ratmen can be explained.

But there are actually humans from different nations' forces.

So what exactly is this place? Shouldn't everyone be refugees from the Safro Kingdom?

Where did so many Dwarves come from? They seem different from other Dwarves.

Mixed together, Heisvante truly couldn't make sense of it.

He could only temporarily categorize it as a group of mixed refugees.

As they walked through the village, they quickly crossed the river bridge, and on the bridge, they saw the large orchard and the enclosed area opposite.

Inside, they saw Land Birds galloping around, some drinking and playing by the riverbank.

"Incredible, you guys actually managed to successfully raise Land Birds, and so many of them," Maxim exclaimed.

Upon hearing this, Raelia glanced nonchalantly and nodded: "Oh, you're talking about those birds. Those were tamed by Kana. But indeed, those birds are nice; if only they could fly."

If they could fly, they would truly be the perfect mounts.

Having wings and yet being unable to fly, huh, such a pity.

Maxim couldn't help but think of the young leader last time, not expecting he would have such abilities.

However, Heisvante's attention was fixed on something farther away; from the bridge, he could see the vast expanse of farming lands stretching to the horizon.

With Elven eyesight, he could clearly see the distant scenery.

Then he saw Farmers working the land, using some magic techniques to control rain clouds.

For a moment, he thought he must be seeing things, rubbing his eyes.

He wanted to ask the question impulsively, but forcefully held back, realizing it wouldn't be polite.

He could only signal Maxim to look.

Upon seeing it, Maxim too showed an expression of surprise.

They were truly becoming more and more curious about this place, feeling it wasn't a simple place at all.

Raelia led them, finally bringing them to where Kana worked.

Took them to the hall on the first floor.

The hall was sufficiently simple, aside from many chairs, it only had a not-so-large reception table.

When the Elves came in.

Blake, Bobo, Lurik, and other important Characters were already waiting there.

Kana then walked down from above.

Standing on the stairs looking at that group of Elves.

"Hmm, seems you've already put aside those useless arrogances."

With those words spoken.

That group of Elves immediately looked up at Kana.

With eyes showing surprise.

The smarter ones, their gaze even momentarily filled with hope.

This implied that Kana might possibly know the predicament they're facing now.

All at once, making this group of Elves lower their postures once again.

These intimidating words.

Made Lurik and others glance sideways.

They hadn't heard Kana speak like this for quite some time.

Only then did they remember, Kana seemingly still possessed prophetic abilities, and once before, Kana seemed to have displayed before them in such a posture, using similar words.

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The girls' private chat channel.

[Bobo: Haha, seems this group of Elves has been won over by Kana.]

[Raelia: Here comes that oracle-like behavior again, someone will be in trouble, huh.]

[Raelia: Alyris, do you like it? "My liege, my liege!" (laughs).]

[Alyris: Shut up Raelia, I should really seal your mouth.]

[Raelia: Embarrassed, embarrassed, furious from shame.]

[Abis: Indeed quite charming.]

[Alyris: ?]

At this time, Kana had already walked down from the stairs, smiling at that group of Elves.

Just as if no prior conflicts had happened between them.

This instead made the Elves somewhat uncomfortable, as it wasn't what they had expected.

Walking to the side of the reception table.

"Sit down, don't be polite."

Maxim looked around, and together with Heisvante, sat at the reception table.

Other Elves stood or sat scattered around.

There were plenty of seats around.

The not-so-serious meeting allowed everyone present to relax a bit.

Kana smiled and asked: "This place isn't bad, right? These people have just experienced war and hardship, and such tranquility is hard-won."

Kana's inexplicable words left Maxim momentarily at a loss.

He nodded in agreement: "Here is great; the residents here possess a youthful and energetic spirit that is enchanting."

"Right, I think so too."

Finishing speaking, Kana suddenly turned serious: "Alright then, let's talk about you. You seem to have encountered some fatal, yet unmanageable difficulties."