Gluttony frowned, his eyes, which were like sparkling rubies, now held a sharp edge as he stared intently at Victoria.

A strange anger welled up inside her, her little fists clenched tightly, as if she were about to strike and teach this arrogant, fierce little elf a lesson.

However, the body seemed to have its own consciousness, resisting this impulsive command.

She took a deep breath, snorted coldly, turned and left, leaving behind a group of women with disappointed expressions.

No refusal is an admission.

"Don't worry, she agreed."

Victoria smiled gently.

"From now on, you can come with me first."

As he spoke, his gaze swept over the women, noticing their injuries, and a hint of pity flashed in his eyes.

Without hesitation, she chanted a spell, and a green light slowly emanated from her hand.

As the light swept across, the women's injuries healed at a visible speed.

They stared wide-eyed as their bodies, once scarred and battered, became smooth and delicate, as if they had been reborn.

"What... what's going on?"

Hongyan was the first to react. She looked down at her body and found that all the previous wounds had disappeared.

"That's amazing!"

The other women gasped in surprise, their eyes filled with awe and gratitude as they looked at Victoria.

However, what surprised them even more was that the white-haired elf in front of them said something that shocked them.

"That little guy is my child, I am Yan'er's mother."

Victoria slightly raised her chest, a proud smile on her face.

They looked at each other and saw shock and awe in each other's eyes.

"So, if you don't mind, you can come with me for now."

Victoria continued.

"I'll find you a place to stay first, and then we'll make further plans."

The women looked at each other, and they all saw shock in each other's eyes, but none of them refused.

"If we follow you, will we have a chance to stay by that person's side?"

A woman walked up and asked in confusion.

Victoria's gaze fell on the person who had spoken.

The man had sharp, cold eyes, a few freckles on his face, and his skin was completely stained red with blood, making him look terrifying.

"There is a chance"

Victoria did not give a very definite answer.

After all, her child's opinion should be sought in such matters.

In fact, the reason for taking them in was not simply out of pity or sympathy.

What she valued more was that these women had all experienced hell and climbed out of it.

Furthermore, they had previously worked in comfort stations, meaning they either had no family or lovers.

Or perhaps they were abandoned and lost their last refuge, which is why they ended up in a comfort station.

It can be said that they have no worries now.

He is someone who is completely innocent.

You feel much more at ease using someone like that than someone else.

All of this was done so that Yan'er would have more people around her and wouldn't be so lonely.

Your Majesty should not sit alone on your high throne.

Indeed, from beginning to end, Victoria never doubted that Yan'er would become king.

However, being the king of goblins is not an easy job.

Victoria's gaze swept over the women before her.

"Have you made up your minds?"

She doesn't ask for much; even if she leaves, she won't have the slightest complaint.

She only hoped that one or two people among those present would stay by Yan'er's side and not leave.

"Um!"

The women nodded, their eyes resolute.

Because of their experiences, they hate men.

But if it's an elf in front of me, it's not unacceptable.

"Hahaha, just as that person said, there are some very interesting things here."

An aged voice came from the depths of the forest, carrying a hint of mockery and anticipation.

Hongyan frowned; she was the first to react.

With a flash, she was already ready for battle.

Meanwhile, Quesi, the one who had been hiding in the shadows, silently took a few steps back, his figure gradually blurring in the shadows of the trees, seemingly ready to make a move at any moment.

However, as the voice faded, a small figure slowly emerged from the depths of the forest.

It turned out to be a little boy who looked only seven or eight years old.

He had short, jet-black hair and fair, jade-like skin, especially his deep blue eyes, which seemed to see right through people.

Both Hongyan and Quesi were stunned.

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They never expected that the dangerous aura they had just sensed would come from such a young child.

"stop!"

The moment the boy appeared, alarm bells rang for Victoria.

Unfortunately, she was too late.

Hongyan quickly regained her composure, and in a flash, she appeared in front of the boy, the dagger in her hand gleaming coldly, aiming straight for the boy's neck.

However, just as her dagger was about to touch the boy's skin, there was no chanting or preparatory movement.

A magic circle appeared out of thin air, blocking the beauty's attack.

Hongyan was taken aback.

Immediately afterwards, the magic circle dissipated, revealing the boy.

The boy had a pair of bright blue eyes; he looked very beautiful and pretty.

Unfortunately, his eyes carried the deathly aura of an old man, making them appear somewhat gloomy.

"Come back, you are no match for them."

Victoria immediately manipulated the vines to pull back the beautiful woman and the girl who was about to launch a sneak attack, and the boy did not stop them at all.

He just watched quietly, staring at Victoria, sometimes frowning, sometimes surprised, sometimes sighing.

"you……"

The boy was about to say something, but then stopped himself.

The girls were stunned. Looking into the boy's deep eyes, they suddenly felt a pang of fear.

They seemed to see an endless abyss, and they were standing on the edge of the abyss.

"I've changed my mind."

At that moment, the boy slowly spoke, his voice carrying an undeniable air of authority.

"Not just them, you're coming with me too."

"Jarius!"

Without the slightest hesitation, Victoria immediately called out to Jarius.

"Oh dear, what's wrong? You really are my friend—"

Before Jarius could finish speaking, he noticed the boy and froze for a moment.

Her gaze was fixed on the boy.

"Little Leah, you're in trouble."

Jarius's voice was deep and serious, completely different from his usual self.

"What's wrong?"

When Victoria saw Jarius with such an expression for the first time, her body tensed instantly, and she felt a sense of danger spreading around her.

"This boy in front of me is no ordinary person."

"Of course, to put it in the simplest and clearest terms..."

"The person before me is a holder of 'Temperance'."

"A child who never grows up, an existence wandering beyond the world, an elder who lives on forever, a guardian of the world's borders."

"The Most Outstanding Magician in History" (End of Chapter)

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