Without waiting for the female Elf to react, Nalant charged straight toward the Dark Creature ranks ahead.
As the female Elf watched Nalant's retreating figure, even more inscrutable emotions flickered in her eyes.
Her father had always told her that humans were cunning and shameless.
Not only were they cowardly and afraid of death, but they also constantly broke their word and betrayed others.
For instance, back when both sides had formed an alliance to fight the Dark Creatures together.
Yet as the Dark Creatures were gradually suppressed, the humans had actually begun setting their sights on the Elves.
They secretly abducted many Elves, selling them as slaves to great nobles, who secretly kept them for amusement.
Naturally, the female Elf had never doubted what her father told her.
Thus, from childhood onward, she had harbored deep hostility toward humans.
She had even complained when she accompanied her father here this time, wondering why he had to ally with humans.
Only later did her father comfort her, telling her that this crisis was different from any before it, so they had no choice but to join forces with humans and the other races to resist it.
Even so, after meeting the humans and seeing some of them look at her people with those peculiar gazes, she had felt deeply uncomfortable.
But in the past few days, after they had stationed themselves in the small city, she discovered that humans might not be as terrible as her father had said.
Of course, she knew that perhaps only this human noble before her was not as bad as the others.
Not only was this human upright and brave, but when he looked at her people, he did not have those detestable eyes.
Even in a situation like this, he would fear no