After I died, my personal maid rebelled.

Since the calamity caused by the undead, the Elven Kingdom has been politically ruled by overseas elves. Coupled with the frequent dragon hunts in the seas, more and more overseas elves have migrated to the mainland.

The Northern Territory, representing human power, formed an alliance with the Elven Kingdom. The Third Division stationed in the Eastern Territory cooperated with the Elven Army, so heavily guarded overseas Elven armies could often be seen on the border between the Elven Kingdom and the Southern Duchy.

The original situation should have been like this...

"What do you mean? Those two monsters came ahead of time?" Annie stared at the empty military camp on the border, momentarily confused.

The elves could not have withdrawn their troops without a reason. They were well aware of who their enemy was, but due to their limited strength, they did not take the initiative to attack the Southern Duchy.

As a result, the hero team has just arrived here to carry out the goddess's orders, and they have all disappeared?

"There was no blood, and no signs of a fight."

Thorne scooped up a handful of soil, equally lost in deep confusion. Perhaps it was fate; he had finally escaped the mission and no longer had to nurture those damned metals every day, only to find himself back in this sinful land.

"No doubt about it, your mission is to help the elves resolve this disaster."

Sylvie, who had always been a marginal figure, spoke casually, saying that if Nicole hadn't been eaten alive by Oswald, she wouldn't have needed to come and make up the team's numbers, acting like an NPC assigning quests...

"What disaster? What exactly did you do?" Annie asked coldly.

"You should be referring to us, and what they did."

Sylvie jumped off the carriage and stretched. "And you call yourself the embodiment of curses? Don't you know that whatever you wish for, you'll suffer a corresponding curse?"

"You," Annie emphasized the first two words, "are you trying to harm people again using prayers? Have you found five more girls who are either stupid or wicked to do bad things for you?"

"I'm afraid it's not that simple, Annie." Lilith sighed softly, as if she had thought of something. "This is the wish of the entire race. Do you remember history? Before the goddess left, the elves wished for immortality."

"clever!"

Sylvie clapped her hands happily. Since someone could understand the goddess's intention, she didn't need to explain too much. Seeking the truth was an important part of the classic adventure.

Who would have thought that Lilith, who used to be useless and the first female lead to be given away for free, would one day become the core and key player of the team.

Upon hearing this, Thorne was taken aback. "You mean, when the goddess left the four races, she bestowed wishes upon each race with a heart full of prayer?"

"Yes, the elves wish for immortality, the demons wish for greater power, the dwarves wish for restoration of their bodies, and the humans wish for... to be with the goddess..."

Upon hearing this, the three members of the faction fell silent. It seemed that their ancestor had made a momentous decision without them even realizing it!

Don't ask where the suffering comes from; it's all pitfalls dug by our ancestors!

"So that's why the goddess targets humans. It's because we asked for it." Annie looked up at the sky, then closed her eyes in anguish. She was still with the goddess, but she was tired. Let's just destroy it already.

"The Great Sage said that the goddess will walk among mortals again, which probably corresponds to the fifth wish, the goddess's own wish. After she begins to bear the curse, the other four races must also pay the corresponding price."

Lilith finally understood the source of her unease: "If the curse comes true, the elves will gain eternal life..."

"Or death in an instant," Sylvie added with a smile, completing the last sentence for Lilith.

This is also the test that Lilith will face next. As the embodiment of the curse, she wields the power of death. It can be said that the curse of the Elf Kingdom is an adventure dungeon carefully chosen for her.

"Let's keep going; this country is probably in complete chaos."

The group continued their journey, and Sylvie sat back in the carriage, cracking her whip to keep going.

Oswald left too early, before the release of the second part of the original game. If you only look at the CG, the second part is actually more polished.

However, the plot cannot compare to reality. The real story has been completely changed in the cycle of reincarnation. In the original story, the plot of the second part actually connects to the first life of this world.

After Nicole made a wish to end the famine and the human kingdom recovered, the rebellious Annie secretly reversed time to resurrect Oswald, which unexpectedly triggered a new story of a curse.

The original plot was already outrageous, breaking the hearts of many harem/pure love fans, but in reality, Annie was too authoritative, and there wasn't a single person in the whole world who could understand her thought process.

Who could imagine that her wish was for the original Oswald to never return to this world?

And then there's Elene and Luna, these two are even more authoritative. They're clearly just minor, dispensable supporting characters, yet they've been given a third life, causing the calamities of immortality to erupt frequently in this life...

A harem romance? Besides goddesses, who else can understand this story now?

"The elite troops of the overseas elves do possess some fighting strength. Wouldn't it cause problems if we rashly intrude?"

Diana, preoccupied with the mission, quietly approached Sylvie and asked in a low voice.

Sylvie responded indifferently, "You are a team of heroes; it is your duty to solve problems and save the world."

Of the five female leads, Nicole interacts with Sylvie the most. Sylvie feels that Nicole is more like a real person because Nicole often chooses the strategy with the most comments based on interpersonal relationships.

The others all suffered from serious illnesses to varying degrees, especially the loyal daughter, Diana. If possible, she didn't want to get involved with Diana, since Diana had enemies everywhere she went, and people wanted to confide in her wherever she went.

As you enter the official road to the Elf Kingdom, towering ancient trees line both sides, their dense branches blocking out the sky, and dappled sunlight shimmering in the sea breeze.

Due to the significant decrease in the number of elves—don't ask how—they encountered many abandoned villages that had begun to sprout anew along their journey.

Without reaching the cities, the Elven Kingdom is truly a forgotten land...

As evening fell, the brave party finally emerged from the forest and arrived at their first town.

The wind clanged, sounding the alarm, and faint cries for help could be heard coming from inside.

Everyone looked solemn, yet they knew they had no other choice. The two troublemakers in the group, Annie and Isolde, had their abilities sealed and were locked inside the Iron Maiden.

Without the two of them causing trouble, Lilith, who seemed to have sensed the twists and turns of fate, chose to accept the mission, while Thorne was content as long as he could stay by Lilith's side.

"You stay in the carriage, Diana."

Upon arriving at the edge of the city, Sylvie issued her first order. Diana, reluctant, remained silent for a moment, glanced at Thorne, and obediently boarded the carriage.

There's no way around it, her face is just too attractive to hatred.

Lilith, who took on the main task, stepped forward and walked to the ancient wooden city gate unique to elves. Before she could find out what was going on, an elf ran out of the town in terror, as if fleeing something extremely dangerous.

He hadn't run more than a few steps when a gentle breeze blew by, and the elf, who had been moving freely just seconds before, suddenly froze in place. Then, he coughed up a mouthful of blood, and vines burst out from his body, quickly tearing him apart.

With a thud, the corpse fell to Lilith's feet, lifeless.

Lilith closed her eyes, feeling the omnipresent presence of death, and in that instant, she received crucial information.

"Everyone, tell the elves not to wander around. They must all stay put where there's no wind! That thing inside them will grow when exposed to wind!"