There was naturally no need to appreciate rope art.
However, Liszt circled the pea Great Elf—or rather, Ashe the pea Dragon Elf—twice, studying her carefully. "Excellent, Ashe. You haven't disappointed me. You are now the Flame Family's fourth Dragon Elf. The pea plantation can be fully reclaimed and cultivated."
"I thought you would like rope art very much," Ashe replied, answering a different question entirely.
"Ahem. I am indeed interested in rope art as an art form, but I don't have the time. I'll arrange for palace servants to cooperate with you, so you can fully display your artistic talent."
Ashe shook her head and said disappointedly, "Sadly, too many of those servants are vulgar. They don't understand what my rope art is trying to express. Liszt, I thought you would understand. Only rope art can completely reveal the curves of beautiful things."
"You can slowly look among the servants. I believe someone will understand your pursuit of perfect curves... And you can promote it among the elves as well. Perhaps elves will understand too."
"They won't understand. The pea Little Elves are just a pack of idiots. Even after becoming pea Great Elves, they still won't understand." Ashe spoke with great seriousness. "Most elves are idiots. Kali, Ati, and Aini are idiots too, and this trait is most obvious in Zyra."
Kali was the Man-Eating Tree Dragon Elf, Ati was the Buckwheat Dragon Elf, and Aini was the Phoenix-Perching Parasol Tree Dragon Elf. Clearly, Ashe thought little of all three Dragon Elves.
As for Zyra.
Most elves seemed to think little of Zyra as well. Fortunately, Zyra was still pursuing dragons in an attempt to evolve. After declaring her pursuit of Aluminum Dragon Connor a failure, she had begun painstakingly spending time with Bone Dragon Vini, searching for each