Emerald City Council,
This was the most important place in Emerald City, representing the seat of its highest authority.
What set Emerald City apart from elven cities led by the Elf Royal Capital was that its power was not controlled by several powerful elven families. Instead, it had specifically established a system like the Elf Council.
Although the Elf Council held Emerald City's highest authority, that power was not in the hands of one or several elves. Rather, all members of the Elf Council discussed matters together and made decisions collectively.
Because of this, Emerald City seemed somewhat unusual throughout the Elf Kingdom and had relatively little contact with the other forces of the Elf Kingdom, but Emerald City itself did not care.
They had originally been people excluded by those elven families that controlled the highest authority of the Elf Kingdom. Naturally, the Emerald City they had built did not care about the views of other elves and deliberately kept its distance from other elven factions.
Emerald City often even ignored orders from the Elf Kingdom.
However, Elf Village Tyrion had a rather good relationship with Emerald City.
As the residence of the Moon Elves and the location of the temples of the Elf Gods, Elf Village had never actively interfered in the disputes of the Elf Kingdom. They appeared more often as mediators.
Moreover, judging from what Elf Village had done in the past, they seemed more concerned with the welfare of the entire elven race.
However, the Moon Elves were simply too few in number, even fewer than the Sun Elves, the royal family of the Elf Kingdom.
Therefore, although Elf Village Tyrion held a lofty position in the Elf Kingdom, it did not possess much real authority.
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