"Is Elzeran Continent about to undergo a major change, or are you about to undergo one?" Alustriel asked, looking at the vampires.
"We have remained silent for far too long," the vampire man said.
"But surely you don't really think that our vampire race was completely wiped out by you after the last Holy War?" the vampire man said.
"We preserved our most elite strength and carried it on until now. Our race has been growing stronger day by day," the vampire man said.
"Let me tell you—we're back, and we're even stronger than before." The vampire man smiled at Alustriel.
"Though I don't particularly like a race that survives by drinking blood, this has nothing to do with us elves, does it? Your grudges should be between yourselves and the humans," Alustriel said.
"You are all the same. I know you are all part of an alliance, especially in recent years," the vampire man said.
"You are slowly trying to unite, but your thinking is far too simple," the vampire man said.
"Conflicts arise even among people of the same race, leading to war. Do you really think there can be true peace between different races?" the vampire man asked Alustriel.
"There certainly can't be true peace, but there can still be a measure of relative peace," Alustriel said.
"Since true peace is impossible anyway, protecting that relative peace is still something hard-won," Alustriel said with a smile.
"We elves sensed long ago that your vampires had begun stirring on Elzeran Continent. I think the humans must have realized your existence as well," Alustriel said.
"No, not 'must have.' They definitely know you exist," Alustriel said.
"You should know that in the Church's Royal City of the human race, there is now the greatest diviner. Everything that happens on