Yveta immediately turned around to look at the people behind him. Only now did he understand how terrifying the Little Brotherhood of Faith's assassins were.
They could make you distrust the people around you.
Yveta didn't know whether the assassin had disguised himself as someone close to him.
He looked at the Children of the Forest.
Pan closed his eyes and shook his head. "The Children of the Forest on my side are all alive."
Yveta glanced at Pan. By saying that, Pan had already identified the enemy. He knew that an assassin from the Little Brotherhood of Faith, one who could use corpses as puppets to disguise himself, was nearby.
Otherwise, Pan wouldn't have needed to say that all the Children of the Forest on his side were alive.
Pan's lips curled. The people from the Druid Tribe Meeting had told him he didn't need to help Yveta or save him.
The Druid Tribe Meeting was clearly still taking a wait-and-see approach toward this man who had unexpectedly become the holder of the Meeting Ring.
Whether he lived or died was up to him.
Pan took out three parchment scrolls. They bore five languages of the Children of the Forest, as well as one human language.
They even had five emblems of the Children of the Forest tribes, along with an eagle banner representing Yveta's forces. "I've signed them already. You can read the truce agreement, then write your name after the date."
Yveta took the charcoal pencil Pan handed him. Remaining alert, he read the terms of the agreement.
It was titled "Moro Baron Territory Peace Agreement."
The agreement called for a ten-year truce.
Clearly, the turmoil in the Viscount Ambrose wouldn't last ten years.
That meant the Children of the Forest had decided to sign what amounted