From Wild Mage to Wizard King

While chatting with the half-elves, Beron also learned more about this territory.

Unlike other territories, this territory is not ruled by local nobles and knights, but by bureaucrats appointed by Jiu Qi.

They are not like local nobles and knights, who care about nothing except collecting taxes and recruiting troops. On the contrary, they care about almost everything, including food, clothing, housing and transportation. They will send officials to take charge and manage almost anything.

However, although they have a lot of control, these bureaucrats can basically treat everyone equally. As long as they comply with their management, they will not care about racial issues.

Whether it is a widely accepted race such as humans, half-elves, or dwarves, or a discriminated race such as halflings, dwarfs, or goblins, as long as they are obedient, they can live on this land.

Any crime that violates management seems to be dealt with according to certain standards of action. It is rare that the same crime is committed but received different punishments because of different races.

"That sounds good and fair."

Veron touched his chin and commented.

"Indeed, but not everyone can accept this."

The half-elf boy smiled and continued.

"Some humans, half-elves and dwarves just can't stand this."

"Some time ago, they even organized themselves and tried to cause riots, but they were suppressed by the local defenders."

"Those half-elves with sun elf blood are too self-righteous. They are just servants in the Phoenix Empire. Do they really think that Donnar is some kind of advanced race when they come here? Didn't they still work honestly for the knights at the beginning, and now they don't I know where the confidence comes from.”

"Those humans and silver dwarves too, so stupid."

After listening to the half-elf's words, Beron looked at him gradually with a strange look.

"Don't look at me like that. I have the blood of Moon Elf in my body, and I am not the same as those who were expelled from the Phoenix Empire."

After hearing the half-elf's explanation, Beron looked at him a little more normally.

As a native of Donnar, Beron is quite familiar with the character of elves.

Most moon elves are easy to get along with, and as long as they don't deliberately seek death, nothing will happen to them.

Most of the sun elves have very bad characters. Even Beron has heard about the palace conspiracies of the sun elves. He has heard that the sun elves will engage in some sun elf-style conspiracies as long as they have a whim, even if it does not benefit them at all.

As for the wood elves in the big forest in the south, I heard that they are fine. As long as they don't cut down randomly and remember to plant some trees after cutting down, they are basically fine. Moreover, if they get lost in the forest and faint from hunger, they will still be able to do it. The wood elf fed him two mouthfuls of food and threw them away.

However, wood elves are more autistic than moon elves. Moon elves still have some contact with the outside world, but wood elves almost never appear in front of the world.

If it hadn't been for a kingdom of knights who suddenly wanted to open up new land in the forest and cut down everywhere, causing the wood elves to be furious.

A group of wood elves led their army out of the forest, ran for thousands of miles, punched through the knight kingdom, and removed the head of the knight king who ordered the expansion, making big news in Donnar, otherwise, the wood elves would not have been Confirm that it is real.

Since then, no one has dared to have any bold ideas about the big forest in the south.

In addition, although the moon elves, sun elves and wood elves are all elves, apart from some similarities in appearance, the gap between the three can be said to be worlds apart. It is suspected that there is reproductive isolation between them, and they are also different from each other. No connection.

Unlike the Dongnar people and the Xinar people, there is basically no difference except for talent bias.

It is said that the relationship between the moon elves and the sun elves is not very good.

There is no slavery in the Moon Elf territory and all slave trade is prohibited, especially the Elf trade. Even half-elves with Moon Elf blood will fight to the death once discovered.

Even though the moon elves are very honest and not aggressive now, there are quite a few countries that have been destroyed by them because of the elf slave trade.

Even during Littorio's leadership, the most powerful Silver Empire and Moon Elf ambassadors dared to threaten Littorio face to face, either by surrendering or going to war.

In the end, after procrastinating for several days, they faced the increasingly radical attitude of the Moon Elf Kingdom and their full mobilization.

Under pressure from both internal and external sources, Littorio, who was not willing to fight to the death with the Moon Elf Country over this trivial matter, still compromised and handed over all those involved in accordance with the Moon Elf's request.

Some of the people involved who tried to escape to Donnar, the Phoenix Empire, and even the Jackal Zone failed to escape. The high-level transcendent beings of the Moon Elves mobilized in full force, crossing the continent and the ocean, and captured them all.

The final result of these people involved was that they were all hanged at the port of the Moon Elf Kingdom.

Later, Littorio also added a patch to the Silver Empire, explicitly prohibiting all slave trade with Moon Elf blood. Until now, it is still the consensus of the entire slave industry not to touch the slave trade related to Moon Elf. If you dare to touch it, you will not die. endlessly.

As for why the slave trade caused a bad relationship between the moon elves and the sun elves.

That's naturally because the largest exporter of elf slaves in the world is the Phoenix Empire.

Not to mention ordinary sun elves, even princes and princesses from some elven courts can be sold as slaves.

Due to the convenience of local imports and safer and faster transportation, the Phoenix Empire even used its cost advantage to bankrupt the ordinary Sun Elf slave-hunting team and monopolized the slave trade of Sun Elf slaves.

The internally united Moon Elves look down on these precious things that only attack their own people.

As a heritage, the half-elves who inherited the blood of the Moon Elves naturally look down on the half-elves who inherited the blood of the Sun Elves.

Of course, if the half-elves who inherited the blood of the Sun Elves ask them for help, they will also help them for the sake of being half-elves, such as giving them food or a place to live.

But now everyone has been swept away by the green tide and become refugees. It’s not easy to find a place to take them in, but they still make trouble and deserve to be suppressed. How can they sympathize with them?

This is of course a prejudice. Moon Elves are not necessarily good, and Sun Elves are not necessarily bad.

But, most of the time, this prejudice is not wrong.

While chatting with the half-elf, Belon slowly lined up.

Since it was not the first time for the half-elf to come here, Belon, who didn't know much, quickly completed the registration with the help of the half-elf and got the entry permit.