They recognized their feelings, but the knight had been reincarnated as a fox cub

Putting aside human nature and ethnic camaraderie, even if the attack was really carried out, the already weak population would be further devastated, and the person who ordered the shooting would become a sinner for all eternity.

Who wants this?

Elves value their reputation and face more than humans. Some people have no shame, but elves do.

After hearing what Fei'er said, the three elves also reacted.

Yes, with the shameless and desperate nature of the tribal barbarians, they would definitely do such a thing.

In fact, it's not just the tribes. In order to win, everyone will do whatever it takes. If they were any other force, they would choose to do the same.

And once this is done, the elf's weak spot will be hit.

"Don't just stand there." Fei'er's voice was cold. She had already stood up and started doing warm-up exercises, moving her neck.

"The Elven Forest is huge. Even if the tribesmen don't get lost, it will take them five days and five nights to walk."

"Besides, fighting in the forest is your specialty. You can defeat these foreign invaders without anyone noticing."

"The only fighting opportunity is now in front of you. Send all the rangers to hide in the Elf Forest. If the tribesmen did not take the prisoners with them, it would be fine. If they did, rescue them."

Of course, Fei'er knew that it was impossible to save them all. That was a pipe dream. Even she couldn't do it in her prime.

All I can say is that whatever we can save is better than doing nothing.

"But the town has been surrounded."

"Then we should fight our way out and send the rangers into the forest." Fei'er glanced at Ceres. "But I have to say this beforehand. We should be careful not to use force. Even if the elves have the advantage of the forest's protection, it will be difficult for them to rescue all the captives."

"You must be prepared to sacrifice some of the prisoners. Inform your subordinates to save as many as possible. If you can't save them, don't save them, so as not to sacrifice yourselves."

Fei'er is not a pedantic person. If there is someone who cannot be saved, then if she insists on saving him, she will only get herself involved.

On the contrary, if you survive, you can save more people.

"I understand." Dale had no doubt about Fei'er's words and went to gather the elven rangers.

Irene went with Dale, and naturally she wanted to help the rangers break out.

Suddenly, Fei'er and Celeste were the only ones left in the room.

".........Take care of yourself." Fei'er had her back to Ceres, and no one knew who she was talking to.

Maybe he was talking to himself, or maybe he was talking to Ceres.

"I can't cure your mental illness, I can only comfort you and tell you not to think too much." Fei'er moved her shoulders.

"Don't take what I said before to heart. It was just my casual remark, but......"

"This is indeed the last time I will help you."

"?!!" When Ceres heard this at first, she was confused. After her brain came into her own, she finally understood what Fei'er meant.

She, she? ?

Celeste's sparkling olive eyes flashed with shock.

"Miss Fei'er, you?"

When did you recognize it?

With the veil made of the sap of the holy tree, which concealed her breath and appearance very well, Ceres thought that she would not be recognized by Fei'er.

It was indeed like this at the beginning, but when exactly?

"I've guessed it a long time ago, but I've never dared to be sure." Fei'er didn't look back.

Originally, Fei'er had only made some guesses, but now, seeing Dale's attitude towards them and how seriously she took her mental illness, Fei'er could basically guess something.

Which elf's mental illness is so important that it can affect the fate of the race's survival? ?

The answer is self-evident.

If we eliminate all impossibilities, then even if it is impossible, it is true.

Celeste stared blankly at Fei'er's back. Suddenly, she felt that the girl in front of her was very strange.

She is Fate, but she is not.

If you have to say what is wrong, the key lies in today's perception and sensitivity.

"Things have developed to this point. Even if I am blind, I should be able to recognize it."

"You elves have no experience in war, which is understandable, but for some things, I hope you will consider the long-term and not be blinded by the current appearance."

"Fei..." Celeste hesitated to speak. At this moment, she didn't know what to call Fei'er.

"Have a good rest and don't think too much." Fei'er said as she walked out the door. "I don't hate you, so you don't need to feel guilty about my affairs."

"As a leader, the decision you made was not wrong. After all, you are responsible for the survival of a tribe. Every decision you make cannot be based on personal goals and will, because these are related to the future of all elves."

After saying this, Fei'er left, not forgetting to close the door.

Ceres was silent, recalling Fei'er's words.

'I can't do anything about your mental illness.'

'What I said before was just casual talk.'

'I don't hate you, you don't need to feel guilty towards me.'

When she wasn't ill, Ceres was still very smart, and she quickly understood the meaning of these sentences together.

You have done nothing wrong as a leader and I don't hate you.

But, not hating you doesn’t mean I like you.

I don't like you either.

My emotional lies will not have any positive effect on your mental illness, but will only make it worse, so I choose to tell the truth.

This was indeed the case. How could an elf who was extremely sensitive to emotions not be able to sense whether a person truly loved her? Moreover, the elf queen was blessed by the Holy Wood.

".......Mr. Knight." She was the only one left in the room. Ceres murmured softly, slowly lowered her head, and secretly clenched her fists. Bitterness and regret surged into her heart, making her unable to calm down for a long time.

one-one-one-one-one

After a pre-battle speech, Dale and Irene went into battle with the available elven rangers in the city.

Fei'er also changed into the armor and sword provided by the elves and followed closely behind.

Irene was not wearing any armor. She was wearing a light and very elven-style female elven ranger outfit, a sleeveless short top with a white short skirt, black stockings and high-heeled leather boots, an elven mithril long sword and quiver at her waist, and a longbow hanging behind her.

Fei'er was wearing high-heeled boots with armor plates, armor on her elbows to protect her joints, and large armor on her chest to protect some important parts. In her hand was the elven heavy sword that was kindly provided by Dale.

As soon as she walked out of the city gate, Fei'er stood in the front row.

Seeing that the elves dared to come out of the city to fight, the shadow soldiers surrounding the city were overjoyed.

If we can dampen the spirit of the elves before the war, it will undoubtedly be a great achievement.

However, at this moment, a blonde human girl stood up.

"Everyone, please move aside."

"I won't say nice things for the third time. Everyone, there may be people among you who are forced to work for the superiors. If you want to live, please get out of the way."

Naturally, these tribal soldiers would not give way.

Fei'er thought so too, they would not move aside.

The golden sword intent gathered from the blade, and the powerful energy lifted the ends of Fei'er's hair.

[Saint Lun Ancient Sword Style: Cleansing]

A beam of light burst out into the sky, blowing away all the tribal soldiers who were blocking the road along the way, and forcibly opened a beam of light channel in the army that was surrounded by water.

Chapter 137: 30~Put away your innocence on the battlefield

The siege of Frostfall City soon came to an end, and the restless people in the city calmed down a bit.

Fortunately, after years of war, the northern tribes have become weak. Almost all of their elite troops have been killed in the first war against the elves. The rest are all logistics soldiers and recruits. Many of these recruits were still using hoes, which was the only metal tool they were proficient in. To put it bluntly, they were a group of farmers who wanted to get rich by taking advantage of the war.

Regardless of their original intentions, they have committed crimes on this land and will have to pay the price.

Fei'er did not chase after these fleeing tribal soldiers. They were not her target. The most urgent task now was to rescue all the elf captives as much as possible before the elite troops of the northern tribe came in.

Only by anticipating problems in advance can we prevent them before they happen.

By the time the main force of the northern tribes brought all the captives out of the forest and approached the city, the elves were completely passive.

Given the nature of the elves, it is very likely that they will open the city gate and let the enemy in for the sake of this group of captives of their own race. Even if the commander is calm, there is no guarantee that there may be relatives of a soldier among the captives, and thus they will let that person in.

The elf was both rational and emotional. After all, anyone with a sound cerebellum would realize that letting the enemy in at this time would not only fail to save the prisoners, but would also be a buy one get one free deal and involve themselves as well.

Expecting the tribesmen who valued force and lacked virtue to abide by their promise and release the captives after they opened the city gates? All they can say is that anything goes.

Negotiation capital comes from strength, not from empty promises.

Therefore, Fei'er had to explain this point clearly to these elves whose emotions were too pure before taking action, so as to avoid any mistakes that would directly affect the entire battle situation.

"Can I say a few words to these rangers?" When Fei'er arrived at the Elf Forest, she did not rush in, but turned to Irene and said.

The two pairs of eyes intertwined, as if they had had this tacit understanding for years and could understand what the other was thinking with just one glance.

Irene nodded to show her agreement, and then summoned hundreds of well-trained elven rangers, stood in front of Fei'er, and let Fei'er give them a lecture.

Fei'er glanced at the elf rangers present. The ratio of male to female was about one to one. They were all wearing ranger uniforms that were very elf-style. Well, exposing their arms, thighs, and navels, which were quite distinctive.

Fei'er glanced at the elven rangers present. Based on her understanding of Irene, she believed that the other party had already explained everything that needed to be explained.

These elven rangers might be somewhat concerned about her human identity, but with Irene here to keep them in check, they would at least listen to what she said.

In fact, Fei'er thinks it would be more effective for Irene to reveal her true identity at this time.

"To make a long story short, do you remember what Lord Dale told you before you set out?"

"Save those who can be saved, and don't save those who can't be saved. Is that right?"

The elven rangers expressed their agreement without saying a word.

"Everything that needs to be explained has been explained, and everyone has listened. But whether you have listened or not is another matter."

"In order to prevent you from making big mistakes due to lack of thorough understanding, I have to ask a few more questions on behalf of Lord Dale."

"As experienced elven rangers, you are impeccable in lurking, but you still cannot avoid being exposed. Suppose that your position is exposed after you take action, and the enemy threatens you with your own people and asks you to surrender, what will you do?" Fei'er was giving a speech on the stage, and Irene was waiting beside her and listening silently. This scene made Irene inexplicably think of the past, when she also stood beside the knight and listened to his pre-war speech.

"Why are you all silent?" Fei'er asked when she saw these experienced rangers looking at each other in silence.

"Don't tell me you can't give an answer. If you can't give an answer now, then don't bother rescuing us this time, because by then you will definitely lay down your weapons due to the threat, and then we will give it away for free on a buy one get one free deal." When it comes to giving things away for free, no one knows better than the elves. Fei'er saw a lot of it when she helped the elves fight for the first time.

The usual scenario is as follows:

The tribesmen have kidnapped an elf.

"All of you put down your weapons, or I will kill her!"

Then there was a clanging sound, and a team of elves put down their weapons.

Fei'er originally thought that this kind of scene would only appear in some obscure street literature, but she didn't expect to see it in reality, and it was vividly performed by the elves.

At that time, Fei'er was stunned.

Brothers, we are at war, can you please stop making jokes?

Instead of thinking about how to snatch the hostages back while the tribesmen were not paying attention, all their energy was put into surrendering, which made Fei'er think that the elves were a race that had a special fondness for surrendering.

With these lessons learned, before each battle, in order to prevent being betrayed by these stupid teammates, Fei'er would explain all these issues clearly before taking action.

"In this situation, you must ensure your own safety. Do not save those who cannot be saved. What you should do is to send the rescued prisoners and wounded out of the forest."

"........Do you want us to watch our fellow tribesmen perish without helping them?" After hearing Fei'er's words, some rangers naturally couldn't help but speak up.

Hearing this, Irene frowned and was about to scold the ranger for interrupting Fei'er when Fei'er spoke.

"Everyone, have you ever thought about why the northern tribes would bring captives to threaten you? Have you ever thought about why most of your abducted companions did not die in a foreign country?" Fei'er did not answer, but asked the question calmly.

This nonsensical question stunned the elves, and for a moment they didn't understand the meaning of Fei'er's question.

Isn't it nonsense to say that we threaten them just because we want to threaten them?

"Because you are still worthy of being threatened by them, they will be cautious and cautious, so your abducted compatriots will not worry about their lives. It is precisely because of your existence that their lives are considered valuable and will not be persecuted too much."

"Do you understand what I mean? The reason why those abducted elves are safe and sound is because their homes have not been successfully invaded. You are still alive, and the elves' claws have not been plucked out."