After three busy days, Liszt finally had time to clear up Hill's doubts.
The whole matter was more or less what Hill had imagined.
For the Elves, who were about to fight a war to found a nation, the former Elven Crusade—now the Aglaia City Guard—might have been a little thickheaded, but they truly were among the strongest young Elves.
Or rather, all their talent points had been dumped into martial prowess, so even those born to noble families simply could not survive on an Evermeet full of scheming and intrigue.
The old Evermeet naturally had no need for these troublemaking thugs who always wanted to counterattack the mainland, but now they were going to follow the prince and found a nation!
They did not just want to take their descendants away. They even wanted to lure off the descendants of nobles on Evermeet who had not come with them.
At first, though, Lynn had not reacted strongly. He knew perfectly well just how much Aglaia City needed Elven city guards.
And after learning that Elves from Evermeet might come, Hill had shown him the number of puppets and golems stored in the warehouse to put him at ease. Even if all the Undead were gone, Aglaia City would still have more than enough defensive strength.
So Lynn had allowed the Elven Crusade to choose for themselves. Aglaia City did not force the matter.
But the Elven Crusade was famous for being stubborn, and they had always been proud and arrogant. How could they so easily break their own oaths?
It did not matter how important the Moonflower Royal House was. If Elves truly respected the royal family, the Moonflower Family would never have ended up like this.
Aside from those born as Moon Elves, Elves of other races respected