The invincible me kidnaps the invincible dragon

Elina said this without thinking, and when she realized that she had said something wrong, she quickly covered her mouth.

But it was no use, as the First Speaker had heard it clearly.

"Watch your appearance Alina, you're drooling."

Nawen's tone was unusually calm, but there was a hint of shame and anger hidden in his voice.

Why does this guy's gaze give her a gangster feeling?

If Melissa were here, she would definitely resonate deeply with the First Speaker.

The strong men from Dawn and Eternal Night who heard their conversation on the ground all felt dizzy.

Especially the two dark emperors.

In tens of thousands of years, no one has ever dared to speak to the First Speaker like this.

She is one of the founders of dark civilization, the creator of eternal night, and the oldest and most powerful being on this continent.

If anyone dared to talk to her like this, they would have been sent to hell long ago.

"call."

Naven’s fist clenched slightly first, then loosened, and said with a cold expression:

"Well, can we start talking about business? You said you had something to discuss with me in a month. I hope this won't disappoint me. Otherwise, I may not be able to control myself."

Naven’s tone was full of warnings, and it was obvious that she was really a little angry.

"Let's cooperate."

Just when Naven’s voice had just landed, Alina said this with a smile.

The moment she said this, everyone on the field seemed to become silent.

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Chapter 69 I put a deadly poison in the tea

"Let's cooperate."

Elina said these earth-shaking words calmly, leaving everyone stunned on the spot.

They were stunned at first, and then burst into loud noise.

"Are you kidding me? Are you here to play a trick on us, Yong Ye?!"

"There is absolutely no possibility of cooperation between Eternal Night and Dawn. They can only be enemies!"

"Elina! We the Orcs will never agree to your proposal!"

"So do we elves!"

Both Eternal Night and Dawn erupted in strong opposition.

Only Duncan and others remained silent. He knew that Elina would never do things so rashly.

"Shut up. This is a conversation between me and the First Speaker. You are not qualified to make comments."

Looking at the noisy scene below, Elena snorted coldly, immediately making these guys dare not say anything more.

After all, they had all seen the battle between Elina and the First Speaker. Even if they had not seen it, they had heard other people talk about it.

In terms of strength, Elena has no rivals here except the First Speaker.

"Is this what you wanted to tell me?"

Naven looked at Alina with a half-smile, and then said sarcastically:

"You are really too naive, Alina. You should know that the hatred between Dawn and Eternal Night has existed for tens of thousands of years. During these tens of thousands of years, countless strong men have fallen, countless lives have passed away, and both Dawn and Eternal Night have paid a very painful price. The hatred between us has long been unresolved, and our contradictions cannot be reconciled. Just like light and darkness, they are destined to be two sides of the same coin."

"Even if you and I reach a contract, the people below will still continue to rub and fight, and eventually a war will still break out."

"Your method alone is simply wishful thinking if you want to end the war."

"Elina, only the dead can be forgiven by war, and only the dead can see the end of war. Haven't you heard this saying?"

Naven’s voice was extremely cold, without the slightest emotion.

After hearing what Nevin said, the Dawn and Eternal Night below became hostile to each other. From their eyes, one could see that there was a raging fire of hatred burning in them.

The war has lasted for tens of thousands of years, and almost everyone here has lost relatives, friends, and lovers to the enemy.

Some are even feuds.

How could all this hatred disappear just because of Elina's words?

This hatred will never stop unless one side is completely eliminated.

"See, that's it. You should now know how naive your thoughts are."

Looking at the scene below, Naven smiled softly.

"Alas, as expected, it still doesn't work."

Elina scratched her head in distress.

Ever since she heard what the First Ancestor said, she has been feeling anxious.

The real enemy is about to arrive, but Dawn and Eternal Night are still fighting among themselves. This is obviously not acceptable.

She admitted that she had thought the problem was simple. Now it seemed that she still had to wait for the right opportunity.

"Elina, if this is all you want to talk about, then I'll take my leave. Three days later, I'll order the Eternal Night Legion to continue the attack."

"I know that your current strength is not as good as before, so even if you want to stop me, it is impossible."

Naven said somewhat coldly, and then casually threw a sign to Alina.

"This is a pre-war ultimatum. Don't blame us for starting a war without declaring war."

"An ultimatum before the war?"

Elina played with the token in her hand and glanced at the text in surprise.

The token is carved from a kind of warm jade. It feels very warm to the touch and even has a hint of warmth on it. You can tell at a glance that it is something that has been kept close to the person for a long time.

This thing shouldn't be used as a pre-war ultimatum, and besides, Eternal Night's war is not so fair and aboveboard.

Well, it smells quite good, like a faint scent of laurel.

Alina sniffed it with her nose, but this action made Naven glare at her fiercely.

Why is this guy so curious?

Suddenly, Elina seemed to have figured something out and said with a smile:

"Well, since negotiation and cooperation are no longer possible, let's meet on the battlefield."

After saying that, Elina went straight back to Fortress Xillian.

Naven read it, smiled slightly, and then disappeared on the spot.

Only the two groups of people from Dawn and Eternal Night were left standing there with a look of confusion on their faces.

After all, this was arguably the briefest negotiation ever.

How long has it been? It’s over?

However, they are not stupid. According to what the First Speaker and Elina said, it seems that they have to continue fighting.

In that case, what are they still wasting time here for?

We must go down and hurry up to prepare!

So both sides returned to their camps as quickly as possible.

There are only three days left before the war breaks out again, they must hurry!

However, at this time, many dark nobles of Eternal Night were also very puzzled.

They clearly had the time advantage before, so why did the First Speaker suspend the meeting for three days?

Isn't this preparing for dawn?

However, the First Speaker has an absolute status in the Eternal Night. Since the First Speaker has spoken, they can only follow his orders.

As soon as Elina returned to the Shillian Fortress, she went straight into her room and never came out again.

In the evening, when Village Chief Duncan wanted to talk to Elena about something, he found that Elena was no longer in the room.

Where did this girl go again?

Village chief Duncan grumbled inwardly and left.

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Right in the center of Eternal Night, in Twilight City, there is a magnificent fortress standing in the very center of Twilight City. This castle is the residence of the First Speaker - Nevin.

Almost all of the dark nobility knew that the First Speaker lived in the fortress of Twilight City.

However, if you really go in through the door, it is absolutely impossible to see the First Speaker.

Because the real area where she lived had been set up by Neven himself in a separate space that he had opened up.

No one could enter without her invitation.

That is to say, except for her, no one else can perform this method.

At this moment, Naven was sitting in the room, making tea, as if waiting for a guest to arrive.

"Shh."

There was a flash of light, and Elena appeared in the room.

"You are the one who actually set up your residence in the turbulent space."

Looking at the room that looked no different from any other room, Elena couldn't help but marvel at it.

She knew very well that outside this house there was space turbulence.

"Is your room quite plain? I thought there would be many luxurious things."

After carefully looking at all the furnishings in the room, Elena said with some surprise.

There is nothing else in this room except the necessary furniture such as bed, desk, chair, etc.

Even the decoration is very monotonous. It is hard to imagine that the First Speaker has been sitting here for tens of thousands of years.

"When I was bent on pursuing perfection tens of thousands of years ago, I no longer cared about the enjoyment of external things."

Naven lowered his eyes, sat on the chair, poured a cup of tea, and handed it to the opposite side of him.

"I didn't expect you to actually guess what I meant."

At night, Nei Wen wore a set of home clothes. Compared with the elegance and formality during the day, she now had a more intimate feeling.

It is hard to imagine that this beautiful woman who looks like the older sister next door is actually the supreme ruler of the Eternal Night.

"It's not hard to guess what you mean."

"You, Yongye, don't have the good character to declare in advance before launching a war. Moreover, if you really have nothing to say to me, you should have started the fight right on the spot. Since you set it for three days, it means you want to talk to me privately."

Elina walked towards the table while speaking with a confident smile, and her words seemed to be saying to Naven, "I have seen through all your little thoughts."

Alina just went back and explored the jade token that Naven threw to her a little bit, and she found the spatial coordinates.

This thing seems to be the key to Naven’s residence. No wonder he has always kept it close to him.

In the turbulence of space, if you don’t have space coordinates, you won’t be able to find your destination.

Naven looked at Alina, who was smiling confidently, and for some reason he suddenly felt a little unhappy in his heart.

"So, you asked me to come here. Is there anything else you want to talk to me about?"

Elina walked to the table, sat down, picked up the teacup in front of her, and took a sip.

You know what, it tastes quite good.

Then Alina took a big gulp.

"I put a deadly poison in that cup of tea that could kill a demigod."

"puff!"

Naven’s words made Alina spit out all the tea in her mouth and kept coughing.