“Thank you. I won’t forget your help. We sent messengers to Nameragon and Spinora,” said Nadya with a sour expression.0

She was sullen because of the elf standing by Crockta and Tiyo’s side.0

“It’s my first time leaving Nuridot. My heart is thumping from excitement,” expressed Anor.1

Anor had decided to join Crockta and Tiyo’s party. He had gone through a great transformation and was now ready to leave Nuridot and explore the world.8

When Anor awakened the necromancy power that his mother had hidden from him, he abandoned his identity as a kind elf and expressed all of the emotions he had been bottling up. Anor became a dark elf who had gone awry.0

The best example of that was the tragedy that had occurred at the town hall. After Anor became a necromancer, he made almost all of the orcs who had infiltrated the village into his puppets. He deliberately refrained from killing a few and left for the outskirts of the village on his own. The orcs whom Anor had spared attacked the town hall again, and the dark elves had to fight against the orc warriors on their own. The dark elves were able to overpower the orcs because they greatly outnumbered them. However, the small group of orcs were formidable warriors, whereas the dark elves were new to fighting. Thus, they had to sacrifice many lives for the price of resistance.0

Later on, Anor was interrogated by the villagers about what he had done.0

He had just shrugged and said, “So what?”0

Nevertheless, Nadya couldn’t blame him. She knew that he had been persecuted in the community because he was only half dark...0