Chapter 767: 482: Denis's Great Emotional Turmoil_2

Chapter 767: Chapter 482: Denis’s Great Emotional Turmoil_2

“Although he didn’t say it outright, you never know whether Sage Lis might be involved in…”

At this point, Denis didn’t continue, but rather shook his head and said,

“Forget it, don’t do it again next time.”

“Pursuing a Moon Elf isn’t as simple as you think; rejecting me once or twice, Daphne will have a day where she agrees to my invitation.”

“I’m not in a hurry, so you shouldn’t worry.”

Denis knew that Salem meant well, but after all, he had always been immersed in his training and had never heard of him having any female friends.

So today, when Salem took the initiative to speak up for him, he was not repelled by Salem but rather moved.

From his perspective, Salem, who normally cared little for these matters, had taken the initiative because of him.

Maybe things weren’t as bad as they seemed, just like Salem had said. That was an Elf Sage of legendary status; he probably wouldn’t mind such trivial matters.

“Do you think I don’t understand anything?”

Salem looked at Denis and sighed as he said,

“My brother, didn’t you notice how that Moon Elf looked at Lis?”

“I’m sure Daphne has feelings for Sage Lis. If you don’t take action soon, you’ll lose your chance.”

“That’s impossible…”

Caught off guard by these words, Denis was a bit overwhelmed.

Although he didn’t really believe it, Denis recalled how Daphne had behaved when Lis was around.

Instantly, he was not so sure anymore.

“Daphne comes from Elf Country. Although Moon Elves don’t care about lineage as much as our family does, it’s rare for Moon Elves to pair up with other Elves, let alone a Human…”

Salem shook his head definitively and said,

“You said it yourself; he’s the first Human to become a Sage.”

“Even Elf Country arranged for Daphne to stay by his side. Do you think if it hasn’t happened before, Lis wouldn’t be the first?”

“Most importantly, it seems that Daphne also has feelings for this Human, and if you wait any longer, it will really be too late.”

“…I’ll think about it, I’ll think about it.”

Denis held his head, the numerous rejections from Daphne not striking him as strongly as Salem’s few words just then.

“Then what should I do?”

Denis was rather clueless, suddenly unsure of what to do.

Just thinking of Daphne’s delicate figure leaning close to Lis sent a pang through his heart.

“Compete with that Human!”

Salem said decisively,

“If you delay any further, you’ll really lose your chance.”

“Rather than dawdling, why not take action? Maybe you could really impress Daphne.”

“…Would that really work?”

Denis was undecided. At this moment, his mind was in turmoil, completely unaware of why Salem, who normally cared so little about other matters, was suddenly advising him so earnestly.

“Think about it for yourself!”

Salem stood up and walked outside.

“Just make sure you don’t regret it later!”

“No regrets?”

Denis watched as Salem’s figure gradually receded, muttering to himself.

For some reason, after talking with Salem like this, he suddenly felt much less reverence for Lis.

Still, even so, he hadn’t figured out what exactly to do to win over Daphne’s attention.

Sitting there alone for a long time, Denis sighed deeply, his heart filled with melancholy.

What should he do?

…

Compared to Denis’s troubles, Lis was completely unconcerned.

The incident at the party was at most a minor ripple to him, completely overlooked by Lis.

If, right after his rebirth, Lis might have been a bit curious about these melodramatic love plots, by now he had absolutely lost interest in them.

For him, the much more grandiose Extraordinary World was right in front of him; he simply had no mind to care about these things.

Having met with the Elf King and reached a cooperation, Lis had more or less completed his objective for this trip to Andor City.

Initially, Lis had also not planned to stay long. He was quite familiar with this Royal Capital from his previous life, naturally having no desire to idle around.

However, he still stayed for an additional day.

After communicating with Councilman Julian of Jade City, the next day, Lis, representing Jade City, reached a new cooperation agreement with Andor City.

Andor City arranged for young Elf elites to represent them, joining “Nature’s Wrath” to participate in the eradication of the Elf Slave Catching Team.

Lis promised to treat all Elves who joined “Nature’s Wrath” with equality and fairness.

When this message was announced in Andor City, it did not attract much attention.

After all, for the Elves living in Andor City, the Elf Slave Catching Team was far removed from their lives.

However, it was quite important for the Elf Kingdom!

Though it was just a simple cooperation, it signified that Lis and “Nature’s Wrath,” acting as the link, officially began to unite the various powers within the Elf Kingdom.

However, that was where Lis’s responsibilities ended.

The rest was left to King Haddad, Councilman Julian, and Agli to advance.

After staying in Andor City for two days, Lis, along with Daphne and the fully recovered Rosanara, left Andor City heading south toward the Elf Forest.

“Doesn’t Elf Land have a Space Transmission Array leading to Andor City?”

Lis asked Daphne with some confusion.

“Indeed, it does not.”

Daphne nodded affirmatively.

Upon hearing this, Rosanara breathed a small sigh of relief.

Although she had recovered from her last dizzying teleportation, she didn’t want to experience that feeling again.

Since Daphne was going to take Lis and Rosanara to Elf Land anyway, she no longer concealed it.

“Elf Country Tirion is not in the Elf Forest, but in a special space, where, due to the might of the Elf Gods, Space Transmission is prohibited.”

“So, it’s utterly impossible to reach Tirion through Space Transmission. We can only go to a specific location in Elf Land and be guided there by Elf Land itself.”

“I see…”

Lis nodded, then indeed, that was possible.

Considering this, was Elf Land perhaps a half-plane, or maybe even a small world on its own?

No wonder no players from my previous life could find Tirion within the Elf Forest; that place was not directly within Gaia World.

“Is it appropriate to tell us this?”

“Isn’t the location of Elf Land a very important secret?”

“It’s fine!”

Daphne waved her hand nonchalantly, saying,

“I trust you guys, and besides, without someone from Elf Land to guide us, even if we find the corresponding guide point in the Elf Forest, there’s no way to enter Elf Land.”

“How long will it take for us to get there?”

Rosanara asked curiously.

“With our speed, about seven days or so.”

Daphne estimated roughly, hesitantly saying.

Originally, Andor City was quite far from the guide point of Elf Land, but Daphne was aware of Lis’s capabilities.

In their usual sparring sessions, even though Lis had restricted his own strength, his endless array of spells had also given Daphne much trouble.

Therefore, Daphne knew that Lis’s use of Wind Element magic was very strong, much more powerful than the abilities of the Elf Mages in enhancing speed.

“In fact, I could use teleportation to take us there,”

“although the accuracy might be off, and it might take several attempts.”

Lis said, smiling. For most Mages, Space Transmission required a terrifying amount of Mana, but for Lis, whose Mana had surged, it wasn’t a big deal.

“I refuse!”

The moment Rosanara heard they would need to teleport multiple times, she immediately refused, her attitude firm.

Doing that could be too much for her to handle.

“Then we can only hurry…”

Before Lis could finish speaking, a sudden alarm went off in his heart.

From deep within the forest afar, a golden brilliance approached at high speed toward his location.

Was it an attack?

Lis was surprised. Although he had left Andor City, he was not far away.

Who would attack him, an Elf Sage, here?

What did that person intend to do?