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... wasn't directed at me, but rather at Aisha and the elder who had come back with us.

I had kept them notified of everything that happened since I had learned my lesson from before, so they knew everything that had happened in the Elven Kingdom.

That was why they were surprised to find the new Elven Queen and the new regent of the Elven Queen visiting our kingdom.

They couldn't come back the same way as before since they now had statuses that were on a completely different ...

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