The Elf Forest is located in the south of the Aireland Continent. It’s a vast, erald green forest inhabited by all the elves. Within the forest, the Elf Race has ford an almost completely isolated society from the outside world.
Outside the Elf Forest, they are protected by the forest and patrolled by the warriors of the Elf Race. Except for elves, almost no other races can enter it to glimpse the world of the elves.
After leaving Yili Village, Shami used a Teleportation Gate to arrive at the outskirts of the Elf Forest with Lureya. This town is the closest one to the Elf Forest, but it’s still a full hundred kiloters away.
Because elves frequently co out from the Elf Forest to this town, it’s called ’Elf Town.’ It’s not large in size but has a well-developed infrastructure.
From this small town, the two could see the distant forest, vividly green as if without a single impurity, which was indeed the Elf Forest.
"Alright then, just ahead is the territory of the Elf Race."
The two bid farewell on the plains outside the town. Lureya wore a green dress typical of the Elf Race, her golden hair naturally cascading down her back.
Shami looked out at the forest, noticing nothing unusual, only that it seed purer green than any ordinary forest.
Lureya looked at Shami.
"Then I’m off."
"Mm."
Shami nodded.
"Ah, just a single ’mm’? Nothing else at all?! Surely, once I’m gone, you’ll be so lonely! Maybe you’ll cry your eyes out after we part ways? If you asked to stay just a bit longer, I might even co here every week to see you!"
Seeing Shami’s nonchalant attitude, Lureya unhappily moved closer, standing on her tiptoes as she seriously stared at Shami.
"Lureya."
Shami seriously looked at the little face of the golden-haired girl.
"I’ll give you five enhanced Teleportation Gates. I can only create one of these each day, so don’t use them up all at once."
"I get it already."
The elf maiden took the scrolls that appeared in Shami’s hands, paying them little mind.
This wasn’t the ti to discuss such things. Partings should have the atmosphere of farewells. At least give a light kiss.
"Compared to the previous Teleportation Gates, these five have an additional capability. They can teleport you over long distances directly back to if necessary."
"Eh?"
The elf maiden was instantly interested.
"But if it’s not necessary, don’t use this ability lightly."
"Oh..."
Lureya pouted her little mouth.
Hmph, once I’m by your side, if I play the victim and say I missed you, surely you won’t be able to do anything about a little elf maiden.
"If you teleport back to and can’t explain any urgent situation, and just make up so excuse that you missed , I definitely won’t send you back to the Elf Forest. From Yili Village to the Elf Forest, the teleportation gate I use requires a one-day cooldown. It would take you at least half a month to return on your own, understand?"
Lureya blinked guiltily.
Oh no, foreseen in advance.
"I know, I know~ I’m off now~"
Never having gotten a farewell kiss from Shami, the elf maiden waved her hand, no longer insisting.
The girl had initiated once, to do so again would be too ungracious.
Lureya turned around, preparing to fly back to the Elf Forest.
"Wait a mont."
Shami grabbed Lureya’s hand, gently drawing her into his embrace.
Lureya was slightly moved, her small hands froze for a mont then slowly raised, wanting to hug Shami.
Shami indeed understood the occasion a bit.
"Since you’re leaving anyway... if you want a kiss or sothing, I could give you one..."
The elf maiden murmured quietly but was almost imdiately drowned out by Shami’s voice.
"Lureya, study well at school, don’t let the other elves’ chests affect your mindset. What’s right for you is best."
"Huh? How can you seriously say sothing like that!" The elf maiden blushed, pushing Shami away, "Just because you’ve touched it doesn’t an you have the right to talk!"
Lureya flew back to the Elf Forest.
"I’m going! You won’t see for a year!"
Shami sighed.
He only wanted Lureya to know that a chest is not a hard standard to asure an elf maiden. Her appearance and other figure aspects were already quite perfect, and any minor flaw in the chest could be overlooked.
More important than chest size is focusing on improving her skills and not becoming a weak link among the Demon Envoy. That’s the truly essential thing.
After seeing Lureya off and staying in Elf Town for a day, Shami returned to Yili Village.
Upon returning, at Maple Forest, Shami encountered the Bone Fra who ca looking for him.
"Lord Shami, I have an important matter to discuss with you."
"What’s the matter?"
The Bone Fra bore a profound expression.
"Lord Shami should know that skeletons living only in ceteries can’t grow."
"Hmm... Is this so proverb of the Skeleton Race? But in the usual sense, skeletons only shrink, not grow, right?"
Shami looked over curiously.
"It’s undoubtedly pleasant to stay by Lord Shami’s side. But always relying on you won’t allow to grow."
"For a skeleton soldier to talk about growth is too bizarre, Bone Fra. Your goal is to burn yourself out working for the Demon Race."
"But before that, I still want to go out and see the world on my own, Lord Shami. When I first t you, I already said, I wish to pursue a path different from that of ordinary Skeleton Races."
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