"They're just three female elves. What's the big deal? Back when the Mountain King was around, he even beat up the elves!"

Martha's voice was louder, and she spoke directly into the room through the door.

(Oh no, they're all such troublemakers! These three women make a drama, and now there are five. This is going to be a palace intrigue drama that's dozens of episodes long!)

Joey felt uneasy. He could control the bearded man, but his wife was completely out of control!

"Three female elves?"

Joey felt a chill run down her spine, as if she were being pricked by thorns.

"Lady Lefreya, please let me explain!"

Joey turned around, only to find Levia standing behind him.

What kind of movement technique is that? It's like a ghost, just popping out of nowhere.

“I warned you beforehand that this guy named May something found out about this. You said that old man Kap told him, so how do you explain this situation now?”

Levia glared at Joey, pressing him for an explanation.

"I...I...I don't know!"

Joey simply pretended to be confused, deciding that denying it would be the end of it.

What do you want to do?

Martha, however, showed no fear and stood directly in front of Leiflia, blocking Joey's path between them.

"Hmph, your shapeshifting magic is useless against me. We dwarves are naturally immune to your elf shapeshifting magic. That was won for us by the Mountain King with his hammer!"

Martha, standing in front of Leviathan, was only waist-high, but she seemed to have the upper hand.

(That's really something, how can dwarves be so brave?)

"Immune to the shapeshifting magic of the elves?"

Joey was secretly amazed. He had never seen these things in books before. It seemed that there were still many secrets on this continent that were not recorded in books.

"The Mountain King once marched directly into the Elven territory, and later signed a pact with the Elven high command near the Sunwell, which included a clause granting him immunity to some of their magical attacks!"

Lia whispered to Joey, “It seems these secrets have been circulating among the dwarves all along.”

(But why didn't that bearded guy tell me something so important?)

Joey looked at the bearded man, a sense of resentment rising in her heart. If she had known that the dwarves had this special skill, she should have brought them over to support her sooner.