Although Brando did not understand why the Elf Queen had emphasized this point to him, it was indeed troublesome. In Vonder, losing the ability to have children was a serious matter for the offspring of nobles. While enjoying their family's power, they were also expected to continue the family line and ensure its prosperity. For unmarried noblewomen, infertility was even more serious, because it would deprive them of their ability to enter into political marriages.
Although Brando, who possessed half a modern man's soul, might not have considered losing the ability to enter a political marriage a bad thing, he had to admit that within Vonder's aristocratic system, it was practically a woman's greatest value. Many noble ladies took it very seriously. After all, it concerned their future status.
He did not know what Dirfiel thought about it, but he vaguely felt that, as the future heir of the Yanbao Family, she might reject the first condition outright. She had paid such a huge price to practice Demonic Magic precisely to revive the Yanbao Family. How could she willingly become a cripple?
Still, there was no need to reject this gift outright. Even if no one else could use the spring water, the Deer-bodied Siren lady would have no problem with it. Deer-bodied Siren lady Lian was a card creature, and her power was not based on her own body but granted by the laws. These polluted waters might therefore do her no harm. Besides, whether card creatures could reproduce was irrelevant.
Moreover, he had confirmed with the Elf Queen that there was nothing wrong with the ore in the spring. For the sake of Singing Silver, he had to accept the gift.
He also felt that the Elf Queen's final warning had not been given without reason, but he