"Can't you tell?" Alustriel said with a smile. "The two of us are twins. Haven't we told you that already?"
"I have one older sister and one younger sister," Alustriel said.
"Who's the older sister? Who's the younger sister?" Xing En thought for a moment, then asked, "And which one of you is actually Alustriel?"
"Stop asking so many questions. It's already pretty good that I've told you this much. Why do you have so many questions? You keep running into our Elf Clan every other day," Alustriel said.
"I hope you understand your own identity. You're a Night Elf. Although we acknowledge that we share common ancestors with you, you betrayed your faith," Alustriel said.
"Besides, many years ago, we were enemies who could never coexist. The war has only eased now, and our relationship is no longer so tense. But even so, please stop coming to our territory every other day," Alustriel said helplessly.
Alustriel herself did not understand why this person liked coming to the Elf Clan so much.
And every time, he acted overly familiar, which made people very uncomfortable.
"Since relations between our two sides have improved, it's not bad to visit each other more often," Xing En said with a smile.
"And do you know why I came to your Elf Clan? Wasn't it because I was worried about you? Why else wouldn't I go somewhere outside?" Xing En said.
"I also hope you understand what I mean. The relationship between us is very friendly. We were friends to begin with, and our two races have such deep ties," Xing En said to Alustriel with a smile.
"You're already a prominent figure on the Elzeran Continent. I don't want to call you shameless, since that would make you lose face," Alustriel said.
"You just