"Sure enough, that queen would not admit defeat so easily." Panis pressed his forehead in a tangled manner and said moaning: "This is what she told you in her letter."

"No, you guessed it wrong. In the letter, she just told us your plan." Catherine said proudly with a smile of success in the plot, like a winner: "Actually, even if she doesn't tell us, I can probably guess your plan. Do you remember that on the day you just returned to the Elf Court, you went out to see His Majesty Flar in the afternoon? After that, I have never asked you about the War of the Undead again. Not only me, but no one has asked you. Don't you find it strange?"

"Of course I find it strange, but I think you are so smart that you must have guessed some of it, so I didn't ask me." Panis smiled bitterly and said, "If you don't ask, I'm glad it's too late. Even if you know there is a problem, you can't take the initiative to expose this matter to you."

"Haha, there is indeed a problem, because that night, His Majesty Flar and I had already met each other secretly." Catherine suddenly stopped what she wanted to say and said to the people who were watching the accident with great enthusiasm: "Two generals and several commanders, there is a little private matter between us and Mr. Kyle that needs to be resolved, so I can trouble you..."

"This place will soon become an oven, so it's better to change the place." General Dreed's performance was completely in line with her age characteristics. He was watching with excitement, and his eyes continued to flash. Hearing Catherine's request, the female general struggled to suppress her urge to refuse, and said regretfully: "I'll take you to the conference room. It's cooler there, and there must be no one."

"That's so thankful." Catherine responded with standard knight etiquette and said gratefully: "I'm really troubled everyone this time."

"I suddenly felt that I would rather go to find the oasis. Looking for hope like illusory is the romance of men." Catherine's words just now made Panis think that the two women he had the least helpless now probably had put down the dispute and formed a solid alliance. This terrifying possibility made him feel more and more headache the more he thought about it, and he couldn't wait to escape. However, as soon as he turned around, he found that he could not leave. A pair of white hands like ivory grabbed the hem of his coat firmly. He looked down and Eva was staring at him. In the big blue eyes that should have had no emotional fluctuations, there was a rare grievance, as if silently conveying the accusation that you want to leave me again. The muscles on Panis's face kept twitching, and finally he could only show a helpless and bitter smile: "Okay, let the oasis go to hell."

"Yeah", the sudden burst of cheers scared the people around him. Panis looked at the two girls cheering speechlessly. Lina and Freya celebrating each other. The cheers were filled with the joy of success. His plump princess said proudly: "I'll just say it, even if the heart carved from stone is not willing to refuse."

"Haha, it's true." The priest girl gave Eva a thumbs up and praised: "Beautiful job, Eva, the imitation work on the boat these two days has not been in vain, it's so perfect."

The artificial girl Eva has returned to her usual expressionless face at this time and stood there blankly, but her fair little hands still held Panis's hem tightly and refused to let go.

"Two idiots, do you really think that's just imitation?" The mage girl who had been bedridden for many years glared at the two idiots who were celebrating with contempt. Seeing that Panis opposite was nodding hard to agree, she couldn't help but grit her teeth and cursed: "And you, you are the biggest idiot, who do you think of us as? Bastard Panis."

"Huh? Are you not scolding them?" Before Panis could express his innocence, his words were swallowed back by Vivian's fierce eyes, and he nodded continuously, "Yes, yes, you are right, tsk tsk, the alchemist has become as irritable as the elemental mage. Has the rules of the world changed? No, no, I didn't say anything, I mean you are right, bastard Panis, Panis is a bastard."

"Hmph", the mage girl snorted heavily, ran over and took Eva's hand and turned around and left: "Eva, let's go, don't stay with these idiots, you'll be infected by them."

"Well, Vivian." Panis endured for a moment, and couldn't help it anymore. He raised his voice and called the mage girl who was walking towards the barracks in anger: "I just want to ask you, do you know where the conference room is? You can't find it without waiting for General Ed to lead the way."

"You..." Vivian paused, and his body turned around slowly and mechanically like a rusted puppet. His cloud-closed expression could scare the child to cry. He gritted his teeth and said one by one, one by one: "Idiot, die for me, die for death."

The cone-shaped hell flames spewed out from the top of the girl's raised staff, and the sand was burned and melted into crystalline wherever they passed. Panis, who was the main target of the flames, screamed and surrounded Catherine and the elf general to avoid the invasion of the flames until Catherine couldn't stand his yelling and kicked him down in the sand.

"It deserves it." This is the unanimous evaluation made by all the girls. The girls exuded almost substantial resentment, and even General Dreed, who knew nothing about the matter, could feel it.

"I probably know why you came in two batches." The female general nodded thoughtfully and said, "Little guy, I think it's an unforgivable crime to leave behind the girls who care about you so much."

"Hey, Aunt Ed." Panis rubbed his waist and lay on the ground and said, "We have been friends for more than a hundred years. At this time, you are actually standing by their side."

"Of course, although I look like this, I am also a woman." The female general stroked the scar on his face and whispered: "No matter what, I have a woman's heart. I can fully understand their mood. Of course, I have to stand on their side."

"Woman? Hahahahahaha." Panis suddenly burst into laughter: "Woman's heart, hahaha, Aunt Ed, you are more and more good at telling jokes... Hey, do you want to kill someone?"

"You little guy is getting less and less adorable." Dried pulled out the second arrow and put it on the string, his eyes as terrifying as the hungry monster in the wilderness: "It seems that I should educate you again."

"Swoosh", the moment the feather arrow flew out, the two people disappeared from the spot together with the feather arrows in the flying at the same time and entered the domain of both sides.

"How did this person... live to this day." Knowing that both sides would not really fight, several officers were not nervous at all, and they still had time to discuss in a low voice: "If I talked like this, I would probably be beaten to death not long after I was born."

"Haha, he just doesn't know how to face me, it just takes time to calm down." Catherine groped behind the officers in the discussion and said with a smile: "But he still doesn't understand, he always has to face what he should face."
Chapter completed!