Elves who kept to themselves could be aloof and barely spare a glance for anyone they looked down on, but they were less likely to cause trouble.
Even the Undead were used to meeting NPCs who were especially cold and haughty. As far as they were concerned, a pretty face made even an icy attitude cute.
So Hill was not worried that the newly appeared Elven town would cause trouble. At most, the Undead would be a little too eager to crowd around it at first.
He nodded to Lynn. "I can offer them shelter, and I won't demand their loyalty. But they must promise not to side with evil."
Lynn smiled. "That shouldn't be a problem.
"The Mithril Elves may belong to the Chaos Alignment, but they're more like the first generation of Elves who followed Corellon. They dislike hurting others and focus mainly on defense.
"If they hadn't been so stubborn about upholding their traditional beliefs, they wouldn't have moved to the outer planes as a people during the war two thousand years ago.
"I suspect they agreed so readily this time because they've lost contact with their fortress in the outer planes. With nowhere to retreat, a few subtle hints led them to you.
"Otherwise, a people who usually ignore worldly affairs wouldn't know so much about you.
"But the Mithril Elves stand firmly by their choices. Even if you give them plenty of freedom and don't require them to obey your orders, they'll still regard you as the Alliance's leader.
"I expect they already consider the Terrasil Elves members of their Alliance. That's rather nice.
"Hill, once the world returns to normal, you won't have to worry about the Undead getting bored and stirring up trouble. You can send them to the Mithril Elves' fortress in