Shatas looked at the scene before her, unsure whether she should remind Odys's messenger that the person standing before her was the Elves' prince, so she should not speak so casually.
But in the end, she said nothing, because if she had not been mistaken, Odys's messenger and the prince knew each other.
This did not surprise Shatas. When she had first summoned Odys's messenger, she had sensed that this messenger was far from ordinary. The simplest way to tell was that few Spirit World creatures possessed human forms.
Or rather, Spirit World creatures with human forms were generally anything but simple.
Prince Constantine of the Elves sized up Ailabella Stiano, then asked warily, "How did you enter Elf Island?"
The island was not merely protected by fog; it also had numerous isolation formations. No one had found this place in over a thousand years.
Ailabella answered with a smile, "Have you forgotten? I participated in designing Elf Island's formations back then."
Constantine took a deep breath. "I heard you were dead, killed by your own younger brother."
Of course he remembered that Ailabella had participated in designing the island's formations. His question just now had been to confirm her identity and ascertain her condition.
Shatas stepped aside at that point. She was now certain that the two knew each other.
"That's right, my characteristics were indeed taken from me," Ailabella said. "But that doesn't mean I died."
She smiled. "Over all these years, haven't you made any arrangements to save your own life?"
Constantine smiled. "I simply didn't expect you to be in such good condition, and... and it seems you're working as a messenger?"
"That's right. I'm now Odys Gall's messenger," Ailabella said frankly.
"What hidden identity does Odys Gall have?" A ring of fine electric arcs suddenly