"Then you gradually became worse and worse. You began treating the innocent men of this country as toys, taking pleasure from their bodies," Latro said.
"I don't understand. Since you both managed to escape, why didn't either of you go back?" Alustriel asked, looking at Di Sifeier and Latro.
"Because this country needed me. I had just overthrown its regime, and not much time had passed. The foundation of this country was still unstable, and the people here needed me," Latro said.
"They didn't want me to leave, because I was the one who gave them freedom and hope, who gave them the rights of human beings," Latro said.
"Stop pretending to be a good person. Do you think no one knows what you did? I witnessed everything you did, step by step, from the beginning until now," Latro said.
Uchiha Madara watched Latro and Zhang hold opposing views, yet neither of them seemed to be wrong.
He had no idea what to do either. Good thing this kind of troublesome matter never fell on me, Uchiha Madara thought. Now it depends on how Alustriel handles it.
"After this country had gained equal rights, why didn't you go back? It was because your own heart had already betrayed the Goddess of Nature," Latro said as he looked at Di Sifeier.
"I admit that I didn't go back. I betrayed our elven race, but I did not betray the Goddess of Nature. She has always been in my heart," Di Sifeier said.
Alustriel smiled at Latro and Di Sifeier. "The two of you should sit down and eat together. Stop arguing."
"Shouldn't the past simply be left in the past? Seeing that both of you are alive and well now is the happiest thing for me," Alustriel said.
"I had been