"Princess, you can't. This is Latro." Di Sifeier grabbed one of Latro's hands.
"Perhaps he used to be, but clearly he no longer is. He's just a monster wearing Latro's skin. If we don't kill him now, he'll become a disaster for the Elzeran Continent in the future," Alustriel said.
"He won't become like this. Latro is a rational person. I believe in him," Di Sifeier said.
"Now isn't the time for blind faith. You need to understand that he's already become this way. No one who has been corrupted by a Magic Stone has ever regained consciousness," Uchiha Madara said.
"Let me try," Di Sifeier said as she looked at the princess.
"If it doesn't work, then we'll make our final decision," Di Sifeier said.
Di Sifeier looked at Latro as he approached and softly asked, "Do you still remember me, Latro?"
"Come with me..." Black mist seeped from Latro's black eyes as he looked at Di Sifeier and murmured.
"Let's go back to the Elven Land together..." Latro said.
"We can't go back looking like this. Think about who you are. You're one of our people, an elf. Have you forgotten your promise to the Goddess of Nature? Have you forgotten your own faith?" Di Sifeier said.
"Come back with me... Let's go back to the Elven Land together..." Latro said.
"Latro, don't be like this, please," Di Sifeier said as she looked at him.
"It seems it really isn't doing any good," Alustriel said to Di Sifeier and Uchiha Madara. "You two should leave first."
"Can you handle this?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"This is someone corrupted by a Magic Stone. His strength is completely different from before. Don't underestimate him," Uchiha Madara said.
"I know. But he is, after all, one of our elves—a monster that has