"I was quite happy to see that you were still alive and well, so don't overthink it. I really didn't come here this time to punish you," Alustriel said.
"I was just curious. What happened back then that made someone as loyal to the elves as you choose to stay here?" Alustriel asked, looking at Di Sifeier.
"Princess, please sit down. What would you like to know? I'll tell you everything in full detail," Di Sifeier said.
Alustriel moved a chair over and sat beside Di Sifeier.
"Back then, Latro and I came here under the orders of your mother, our Elven Queen," Di Sifeier said.
"We had come in peace, but they were nowhere near as peaceful as the two of us had imagined," Di Sifeier said.
"They killed Latro and took me by force," Di Sifeier said.
"I never expected something like that to have happened. Many of us had already suspected as much, but we had no proof," Alustriel said.
"At the beginning, the time I spent here was the darkest period of my entire life. I suffered torment and devastation beyond anyone's imagination," Di Sifeier said.
"But faith in the Goddess of Nature gave me the courage to keep living," Di Sifeier said.
"But how did things end up like this afterward? It seems you turned the tables and became the master here," Alustriel said.
"After that, I thought of nothing but my revenge day and night. Then I killed the king here and gradually took control of all the political power in this country," Di Sifeier said.
"And now, this is what you see. I became the king of this country," Di Sifeier said.
"Then why did you never return? And why didn't you send us any word? We were always so worried about you,"