"Everyone must be punished for this, even if that person is now your queen," Latro said.
"The princess of our elven race has now arrived. I believe Alustriel, the princess, came here to deliver punishment," Latro said.
"Your elven princess?" Isaral looked at Uchiha Madara and asked, "Could she be the younger sister of Lord Kaguolet you mentioned?"
"I never expected that person to be the princess of your elven race," Isaral said.
"Everything you have done in the past will now be brought to light, and your city lord must receive the punishment she deserves," Latro said.
"I don't know your situation very well, but I don't think there was much wrong with this matter," Uchiha Madara said to Latro.
"The right path always comes at the cost of lives. Those who died were people already cast aside by history, though they died horribly and painfully," Uchiha Madara said.
"But if they had not died, those who lived would have suffered even more," Uchiha Madara said.
"I will not pass judgment on this matter, but since she betrayed the Goddess of Nature, she should be punished," Latro said.
"This is a matter for your elven race to settle," Uchiha Madara said to Latro with a smile. "But all of you place far too much importance on faith."
"Having faith is a good thing. Faith can restrain one's actions and morals," Uchiha Madara said.
The three of them traveled together until they reached the dining hall.
Alustriel and Di Sifeier, who were eating in the dining hall, were filled with surprise when they saw the three of them arrive together.
When Di Sifeier saw the scruffy man standing beside Uchiha Madara and Isaral, she put down her utensils and rose to her feet.
Seeing Di Sifeier's expression, Isaral lowered her