Eunice supported her close friend's lofty ambitions.
She acknowledged Elf's strength. It was no exaggeration to say that Elf was the strongest person she had ever seen.
Moreover, Elf's status meant that any investment in her was guaranteed to turn a profit.
But that did not mean there were no risks. The prerequisite for success was that House Augusta allowed Eunice to go to the battlefield.
In reality, that was almost impossible.
In Eunice's view, being allowed out for a stroll was already an exceptional act of mercy.
If they truly agreed to let Elf go to the battlefield, the chance to fund her would not have fallen to Eunice.
Eunice believed that her brothers would find all sorts of ways to support Elf.
So investing now would be a losing proposition. At the very least, there was no hope of earning it back from the battlefield.
In the end, Eunice still decided to open her purse generously.
Their friendship was secondary; connections were what truly mattered.
Even if she lost money, she accepted it.
Elf let out a sigh of relief. In truth, she was not sure whether she would be able to make it to the battlefield either.
That was why, after arriving in Dark Empire territory, she did not even dare seek out List, afraid she would be captured and taken back.
Though she was penniless now, at least she could move about with relative freedom.
Fortunately, she still had Eunice, her good sister, who generously helped her get started.
The Soren Family was inconspicuous. Many nobles might never have heard of this minor noble house, but it was very wealthy.
This was actually easy to understand. If you were neighbors with the Crown Prince and had no interest in pursuing an official career, focusing wholeheartedly on