Naga Chieftain Watching the Battle

Seeing the Naga chieftain remain silent, Miss Tiffany said:

"If you want to talk with the Half-Elves, I can contact the elves on the island. But you'll have to wait until this great battle between the elves and the Gray Dwarves is over. Then someone will talk to you!"

The Naga chieftain swam back and forth in the sea, thinking carefully. His gaze fell upon the Naga Sea Clan behind him before he turned back to Tiffany and asked, "Negotiation?"

Miss Tiffany spread her hands, speaking very directly:

"What is there that we can't discuss with the Half-Elves? Those Half-Elves bear us no ill will."

"They were able to drive the Gray Dwarf Bandits off the island, which means their army's fighting strength may be even greater than the Gray Dwarves'. Since the Gray Dwarf Bandits occupied these islands before, and the Naga Sea Clan was never able to reclaim these waters, why do you think you can defeat these Half-Elves?"

"Elves normally live on land, while we Naga live in the sea... So our territories don't actually conflict."

"If we Naga want to enter these waters, I don't think the Half-Elves have any reason to stop us..."

"They aren't those Gray Dwarf Bandits. They won't secretly hunt the Naga Sea Clan. Not only will they not poach us, they even saved us recently. I think there are some things we can absolutely sit down and discuss with the Half-Elves."

Miss Tiffany's words seemed to strike straight at the Naga chieftain's heart. His eyes brightened.

His body also relaxed from its battle stance, and the sharp fin spines that had stood erect along his body all settled back down...

"You are...?"

"Tiffany. I like living alone among the Naga Sea Clan. Recently, I've been staying near Kui Island Dock, and