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Chapter 1965 Absolute Fairness and Justice
The newcomer realized he might have made a grave mistake, so he immediately used the teleportation tower to arrive in Asgard. He then transformed into a great red dragon and flew rapidly through the sky, traversing most of the world and heading straight for the Golden Forest. Before he even landed, he saw Blaze and the elves seemingly confronting each other with his seven pairs of eyes after transforming into a dragon.

After cursing under her breath, Greenland could only shout "Spare her life!" before continuing her sprint regardless of the consequences. She was genuinely afraid that Blazer would act rashly if things got out of hand, and then the whole Kansas City affair would be ruined.

"Oh, you're here."

Blazer breathed a sigh of relief and waved to Greenland.

Greenland rolled her eyes, feeling for the first time that she had a terrible teammate like Blaze. Although she didn't know the cause and effect, she could still feel the subtle tension in the air.

She was there to prevent Blaze from causing any major trouble, which meant making peace. She needed an absolutely neutral identity, and Blaze's gesture was practically a signal: "You've got some serious ideas, come lend a hand."

The key point is that she also made a strong entrance.

"...First, never act impulsively! Second, never overlook any wrongdoing! Third, ensure absolute fairness and impartiality in judging!"

Seven mouths in Greenland shouted at the same time, uttering a sentence that had nothing to do with the current situation, yet seemed to have some connection to it, which shocked everyone.

While everyone was still wondering why she said those words, Greenland's sin value was full, and she turned her misfortune into good fortune. Her sin value was transformed into holy value, and her evil and filthy dragon body was transformed into a holy six-winged angel who descended from the sky.

At that moment, the elves understood the meaning behind Greenland's words.

"Speak your mind properly, don't resort to violence!" Greenland, who preferred to solve everything with violence, stood with a holy expression on his face, raising his hands to stand on the side of the elves and Blazers, like a peacemaker to stop the conflict.

“You came here to ask for cooperation, how could there be any conflict?” Blazer shook his head, somewhat helpless. What did Greenland take him for?

Greenland's face turned serious as she offered a reminder.

"You've forgotten what I told you. Your status and power make it tantamount to a threat when you make suggestions that are actually quite impolite or aggressive to the other party."

“I know, so I was just thinking about it.” Blazer’s expression became even stranger, and he added, “I was just having a headache.”

"After you've had your headache, the answer you get is definitely not to give up!" Greenland's lips twitched. She was truly grateful that she had flown fast enough, otherwise, something uncontrollable would have definitely happened next.

For example, after much deliberation, Blaze decided to voice his thoughts first, which drew the displeasure of the elves.

Of course, the elves wouldn't clash with Blaze, and Blaze would understand that his ideas were actually putting the elves in a difficult position. After some back and forth, the result would be something like, "Why don't you go and complete a very challenging trial, or there's a reason behind this rule, and you go and resolve that reason?"

The probability of this happening is one thousand percent!
"Haha~ How could this happen, you..." Blazer paused, his face filled with surprise and uncertainty. This situation really was possible.

He wouldn't impulsively clash with the elves, but he couldn't ignore the fallen elves and Catherine either, so it would inevitably escalate to a debate with the elves.

"Come here and explain things to me." Greenland beckoned to Blazer. In her eyes, Blazer had many good qualities, among which she valued most was that when narrating a story, he would not add too much personal opinion and was absolutely fair.

So after Blazer finished explaining Catherine's situation, she had a headache. It really was a simple matter, but Blazer, this straightforward kid, had made it complicated.

She knew Catherine, the first hidden NPC, a classic blonde, bespectacled, big-breasted older sister with a kind old grandmother vibe. When she learned that Catherine was going to die, some quests popped into her mind.

The story begins with Catherine near death. The search for a way to restore her life force and cure her millennia-old ailment hinges on the elusive Fountain of Youth and the treasure of the Golden Tree Sea. However, the elves, an ancient race, possess a unique view of life and death stemming from their near-eternal existence. This will inevitably lead to conflict with those seeking the treasure. Once this conflict erupts and casualties occur, the matter will not end easily, ultimately becoming a lengthy series of quests.

However, the messy ending of this series of tasks will be due to a misunderstanding. If everyone just talks it out calmly, so many troubles will not happen.

Now that she's here, this kind of development is definitely not going to happen!

Even if Blaze were to have a calm and rational discussion, he would never resort to a compromise like a seasoned veteran. Instead, he would insist on finding a solution that would satisfy the elves, which would inevitably lead to some rather unpleasant gossip.

She didn't want to think about what might happen, because thinking about it would make it possible. Before the Olympiad, she hoped the world would prosper.

"Let me explain the thoughts of the silent elves." Greenland pointed with one of its wings toward the elves, or more precisely, toward the Elf King.

“It’s not that they’re unwilling to use extra life force to prolong Catherine’s life, but if there’s one, there will be two. If they forcibly prolong Catherine’s life to its limit today, then tomorrow she might want to continue living even after reaching her limit, leading to a complete betrayal of the natural cycle.”

Eldar, the Elf King, nodded helplessly and added a sentence.

"There's also the issue of fairness. Over the long years, countless children have chosen to uphold the principle of natural cycles, so making an exception here is really..."

"Moreover, this time, an exception will be made. Even if there is no forced extension of the lifespan limit, it will be tacitly allowed to extend the lifespan to the limit. The children will..."

Needless to say, the biggest reason why races with eternal life stop reproducing is that the lifespan of their offspring may be shortened during the reproduction process. They choose to stop reproducing because they cannot bear the pain of separation. If they could extend their lifespan, they would probably start reproducing without any worries.

While not entirely unrestrained, they certainly wouldn't deliberately restrain themselves. With love, they would naturally have children, and those children would have children of their own. The final result might be that all life forms that could unite with them would eventually become hybrid elves. And because hybrid elves have gained an exceptionally long lifespan under special circumstances, they almost completely stop the natural cycle of birth, aging, sickness, and death.

Blazer understands this, which is why he's so conflicted.

But Greenland solved the problem in just a few words.

Leaving aside the Fallen Elves, Catherine is not of the Elven race and has never enjoyed the blessings from the Golden Tree Sea. Strictly speaking, apart from her bloodline, she has almost no relation to the Elven race. She is an ordinary citizen of the Giant Kingdom Alliance.

They simply came seeking something to make up for the suffering of the elderly, who have endured from childhood to youth to middle age and even into old age, so that they could see more of this gradually improving world.

The elves were not so domineering as to force others to conform to their beliefs, so despite some dissatisfaction with Greenland's statement, they were willing to accept this proposal that could avoid conflict.

Of course, the medicine wasn't given away for free; Blazer and Greenland had to fetch it themselves.

[Special Mission: Collect the Dew from the Tree / Accepted]

"Great! It's just a regular special mission!"

Greenland breathed a huge sigh of relief.

(End of this chapter)