The game has become a real alternate world

The group of young elves was released.

The one Getai caught was even kicked in the butt by the dwarf as he released it.

Due to his height, he had to jump to kick, which was obviously intentional.

Dwarves and elves are both existences that find each other displeasing.

"Go, bean sprout." Grey Fang even gave the elf a nickname as he released it.

Raelia saw the dwarf's action and also gave the elf in front of her a kick.

Only Alyris released them without further action.

However, the elf boy who was slapped twice by her turned his head and glanced at her while covering his face.

"Hmm?" Alyris slightly raised her right hand.

The elf boy quickly turned his head and hurried back to his group.

"Hahaha," Bobo couldn't help but burst into laughter.

Maxim took a deep breath; he was about to lose his patience.

This group of humans had no etiquette whatsoever, crude and brutish.

Heiswantha hurriedly intervened to smooth things over, "Thank you, misunderstandings resolved. I wonder if you could..."

But before he finished, Kana interrupted with a wave, "I have nothing to say to you, your arrogance and ignorance are repulsive."

After saying this, he turned around and mounted Splash, giving the reins a little shake.

"Let's head back."

"Hey, wait!" Heiswantha urgently shouted.

Kana merely glanced back at the two of them.

He looked at Maxim, and his grim expression.

Truth be told, he found it quite intriguing.

After all, in the game narrative, Maxim, as the leader NPC of the elf players, was quite charismatic.

Little did he expect that before the storyline started, he would look like this, obviously not yet fully subjected to hardships.

"Abandoned one, put away your useless arrogance. Come find me when you've become humble.

This is the Eastern Wilderness. Besides the common dangers of the wilderness, you can go anywhere as long as you don't disturb us."

Having said that, Kana didn't look back and led the group back straight away.

He gave the patrolling team an order to treat the elves with a normal attitude.

Headed directly towards Lake Shore Village.

"Haha, did you see the looks on those elves' faces?" Bobo stood on the saddle, swaying excitedly.

After speaking, he also waved his hand at Alyris.

"Especially those two slaps, my god, I must write this scene in my book. I want to perfectly describe this scene word for word.

No, no, I have to draw this scene too; words can't express it."

Beget beside him couldn't help but nod; such a scene was definitely worth recording.

And if this segment is indeed a real-life description, then Bobo's book would surely sell like hotcakes.

People just love seeing proud elves getting frustrated.

Apparently, these elves are somewhat annoying.

"These creatures called elves don't seem to be to your liking?" Blake curiously asked from the side.

Alyris and the others were also very curious.

Among those present, only Beget and Bobo had truly interacted and had dealings with elves.

Even Greta the dwarf hadn't really dealt much with elves.

After all, he was considered young among dwarves and had lived mostly around the Gray Mountain Range.

His impressions of elves came from conversations with elders and some records.

Although there is no real enmity with the elves, and they have even helped each other and allied before.

But how to put it, unless it's in battle, elves usually don't sit well with dwarves' tastes.

Bobo, hearing this question, nodded disdainfully.

"Of course, each and every one of those elves is extremely proud, you could even say arrogant.

They look at other races as if looking at animals, looking at humans as if looking at monkeys.

They see us weak races as if looking at insects."

Beget beside him also nodded and said, "That's right, and long ago elves once dominated the world, during which many races were enslaved by them."

As half-elves, in the eyes of elves, they also hold little status.

"Come to think of it, it makes sense, after all, elves are the race with the longest lifespans, living for a thousand years."

Bobo explained.

Listening to their conversation, Kana recalled the background information on elves.

Just like elves in most fantasy worlds.

The elves of this world also have a long life span, being true longevity species.

Their life can exceed a thousand years, and with a millennium of accumulation, if they want, they could live for another thousand years with their strength alone.

As for the claim of elves being overlords, it's actually correct.

Even now, the strength and influence of the entire elf race can still be considered number one.

Because there are indeed enough powerful individuals within their race, thanks to their long lifespan and deep heritage.

Particularly if the strengths of all races were equally leveled out, the elves' middle tier would definitely be the strongest. They practically lack lower-tier strength, and if there is any, it's only those who have not yet matured or are children.

Once officially an adult, even without training, an elf's strength almost starts at Level Four.