But when he took out the stone statue with strong energy fluctuations, he found that these elves did not close themselves off.

Could it be that as one becomes stronger, one's character will also become more resilient?

Puzzled, Martin found a few more stone statues to examine, and the results confirmed his guess. It was indeed true that the stronger the elves, the more active they were, and the stone statues of the elven royal family were the most active.

Martin randomly selected a stone statue of an elf clad in elven armor. As soon as the statue emerged, a loud rebuke emanated from within: "You lowly reptile! How dare you take us into your space ring! I command you to release us immediately, or you will face certain death when the Elven Empire's sword strikes you!"

Martin couldn't help laughing after hearing this, wondering why these elves always showed off like this when they met.

Martin then ordered Eric: "Throw her directly into the passage under the toilet and let her soak there for a year."

After saying that, he signaled Eric to act quickly.

The elf in elven armor remained extremely stubborn, still shouting, "Her Majesty the Queen of the Elven Empire will not let you go. Just wait and see!"

Martin didn't expect that even with the method of soaking the toilet, the elf would still not give in. After thinking for a moment, he said to Eric, "Put her in the private garden as a landscape."

Eric took the order, picked up the stone statue, opened a space crack and left, and returned not long after.

Then, Martin took out a stone statue of an elf dressed in gorgeous clothes.

The elf in the stone statue appeared and gently asked Martin, "Hello, this humble slave, can you tell me why the Elf Empire hasn't come to rescue us yet?"

After hearing this, Martin took the statue back without saying anything and couldn't help but mutter, "None of them are normal."