"The riots in the city have subsided, but you still have to stay vigilant and try to stay away from the area where the dwarves gather. There are many dwarves who refuse to accept this result and secretly plan the next action."

In front of Sotofi, an elf guard dressed in black ordered.

At the entrance of the slaying undead army, Sotofi looked towards the street not far away. Scattered pedestrians appeared in Sotophie's eyes, including ordinary humans and noble elves.

Different from the martial law when the riots occurred, creatures who dared to walk like this in the quiet city at that time might not be long before they were besieged by angry dwarves and forced to atone for the dead dwarves.

Even so, those creatures could not calm the dwarf's anger, and would only end up miserably.

As if recalling something, Sotofi sighed.

"Are you worrying about your own safety? Don't be afraid. The riot is over. You are always safe in the garrison where the undead troops are killed. Don't worry about being harmed by those dwarves."

Facing the comfort of the elf guard, Sotophie shook his head in frustration: "I just remembered some bad things."

During this period of time, she has been regarded as the target of the dwarves, and she is firmly protected by the members of the troops in the garrison. In return, when the elves are injured, Sotofi will do his best to heal them.

As a result, many members of the army knew Sotophie, who was also an elf in the camp, and their relationship with each other became much closer.

Although Sotofi had repeatedly proposed that she wanted to look outside the station, she was rejected on the grounds of martial law, and she could only accept this result.

As for the elf who rescued her, Sotophie had seen him several times from a distance in the camp, but she was limited to staring from a distance, and she never met him officially, unable to express her gratitude to him personally. As far as the elf's identity is concerned, he doesn't need such gratitude at all.

Now, when the news spread that the riots had subsided, and the news that Sotofi was about to leave, the ordinary members of the resident expressed their dismay, and they felt sorry for Sotofi's choice.

There is always a certain worry in Sotofi’s heart. She did not hesitate to get close to the dwarf team at the risk of being discovered and caught by the dwarves. It is precisely because of this worry in her heart that she is afraid of something bad. Become reality.

"If the dwarves who offend Ms. Sotofi appear in front of me, I will not spare them lightly."

The talkative elf guard, who had misunderstood Sotophie's meaning, kept talking.

"...I have known for a long time that those dwarves of inferior blood can't do anything good, and will only disrupt the original order at this juncture. Even the leaders of those dwarves, the source of the riot, are nothing but lies. Liar."

His words immediately caught Sotophie's attention: "What happened? Why do you say that?"

The elf guard was a little surprised: "Don't you know? The liar named Moyas has been confirmed by other dwarves that he is a drunkard in the city. In order to satisfy his own desires, he fabricated all kinds of lies against the elves in an attempt to rely on The benefits gained from this riot have now been punished due to it."

The words in her ear made Sodolphi's heart startled. She pursed her mouth, her eyes widened, and there was an unbelievable look in them.

"How could this be...who did you hear about these news?" Sodomie asked with a trembling voice after a long time.

The elf guard frowned. He didn't understand why Sotofi had changed like this: "You can ask the other members of the resident, and they all say so."

Sotofi exclaimed, and hurriedly said goodbye to the guards, and then ran to Jenny's camp according to the location in the memory.

The collapsed house blocked the road ahead, and Sotophie circled a long way. Finally, among a large area of ​​burnt ashes, he saw a lot of silver-white tents standing intact.

This area composed of silver-white emergency tents is exactly the rescue center established by Jane, where all injured creatures can get proper treatment.

Even under the impact of riots, the rescue center still performs its functions and will not change due to any circumstances.

Sotofi looked around. In the open space outside the rescue center, many creatures with physical disabilities were doing simple rehabilitation training. Among them were not only elves and humans, but also dwarves who initiated riots.

"Sodom, it's great that you can come back safely!"

Jenny's other apprentices showed surprise expressions after seeing Sotophie returning and took the initiative to greet her.

Since the riots broke out, Sotophie has disappeared, and there is no news about her again. All the apprentices thought she died in the riots like those innocent creatures, but she didn’t expect her to be Return safely.

"I make you worry, I'm in a good state now. Where's Master Jenny? I want to see her." Sotophie hurriedly asked the apprentices around him.

"Master Jenny has just rescued a dwarf, and it should be in her camp now. Really, thanks to Master Jenny's kind heart, if I change me, I won't help those nasty dwarves!" shouted an elf apprentice Tao.

"Those dwarves dealt with us like this, how many elves have been killed by them, why should we help them?" Another apprentice agreed, causing the injured dwarves in the camp to stare.

Sodomy sighed deeply. If she had known that the elves and the dwarves would end up like this, she said that she would stop Moyas at that time.

Is the present situation really what Moyas longs to see? Sotophie didn't know, she only knew that even Moyas who triggered all this was just a victim in the hands of the Necromancer, and the Necromancer should be the one who should bear the crime.

Soon, Sotophie, who was in a trance, entered the largest silver-white tent and saw Jeanne who was taking care of the dwarf in the camp.

A dark green robe is covered on Jenny's body without any wrinkles in it, which looks quiet and elegant.

In the emergency tent, everything from the outside seemed to be unable to disturb Jenny at this time. A burst of blue light appeared in her hand, which spread to the comatose dwarf.

"Cough, cough..."

Seeing the dull cough from the comatose dwarf, Jane stopped her hand movement and turned to look aside Sotophie.