The Witcher: Son of the Planes.

Although the Elf King Aska's tone was sincere and he looked harmless, Colin still hesitated. After all, nothing had been negotiated yet, and the Agri plane also involved Charlotte and his daughter Lolita. He didn't want to reveal too much information casually.

Seeing Colin's hesitation, Askar could understand. Since he could give the seeds of the tree of life to Colin, an "outsider", it meant that Colin had a deep bond with that tribe of elves.

But he still wanted to know more about the elves, so he said again, "Don't worry, I don't have any bad thoughts about other branches of the elves. On the contrary, I hope to have friendly exchanges and have a chance to return to the elf plane."

"The elves in the Agri plane are not as powerful as yours, Your Majesty, and the plane as a whole is not as large as Aysilia. However, the queen of the Vanas clan is also a demigod, and many of the elders in the clan are also practicing druids. I do have a close relationship with them."

After thinking about it, Colin didn't say much and just gave a brief description.

"Oh, it seems that this is also a world conquered by your wizarding world?" Asked.

"Well, we are close allies. We have no intention of enslaving the elves, but the other races in the Agri plane are our spoils of war." Colin did not hide too much. After all, the space fortress of the Griman Islands has come. If he said anything else, wouldn't it be too fake?

"Then how sincere do you think your dean is in coming to negotiate with us this time? Do you just want us to be your cannon fodder to deal with other races in the Esilia plane?" Asuka's question was very sharp, and Colin was at a loss for an answer for a moment.

“Your Majesty, although the two sides have been at war in the early stages, since Dean Rodbell appears here, it means that Lord Griman is still willing to put aside his prejudices and coexist peacefully with the elves.

I feel that Dean Rodbell should be here for the peace talks with great sincerity this time. As for being cannon fodder, it shouldn't happen. As long as you and the elves remain neutral, you can facilitate the peace talks. Of course, I am in a lower position, so I may be wrong."

What Colin said are all results that cannot be analyzed, so there is no confidentiality involved.

The situation Colin described was similar to what Aska and the others had guessed. After fighting for so long, both sides had a general understanding of the situation. If the Griman Islands insisted on taking down the elves, there would be no problem, but they would definitely pay a heavy price.

Moreover, after taking over the Gini subcontinent where the elves live, they will be absolutely unable to attack the main continent in the short term. That is actually the core of the Esilia plane. If they cannot take it, there is no question of "conquering" Esilia.

The elves, including Aska, are actually peace-loving. Although they get along well with other races on the continent (except the orcs), there are still many conflicts, especially the elves are often "poached".

Ever since the demons invaded the Esilia plane and the guardian of Esilia fell, the entire plane has become more chaotic, and there are disputes between many human kingdoms. This is also the reason why the Sandf elves are unwilling to participate too much in the affairs of the main continent.

If we can really reach an agreement with these visitors from other worlds and ensure that our own interests are not harmed, it is not impossible to "coexist peacefully" with them.

Thinking of this, Asuka said again: "I am willing to do you a favor. You can go back and tell your dean that I basically agree to the peace talks, um, after your persuasion.

Of course, this favor requires you to help us communicate with that group of elves in advance when you have the chance. It would be even better if we could send envoys to strengthen the connection."

What's the big deal? As long as there is no bad intention, I don't think my mother-in-law, Queen Margaret, will not disagree.

When Colin thought about it, he agreed to do it.

Asuka had told Colin so much because he had something to ask him. After the matter was done, he naturally would not keep Colin any longer. After all, a demigod and a level two did not have much in common.

After Colin left the palace, he went straight to see Dean Rodbell.

"Dean."

"How is it? The Elf King didn't make things difficult for you, did he?" Although it was unclear what Asuka had said to Colin specifically, it was always right to care about his subordinates.

"No, I just asked about some things in the past about the Agri plane. You know that I have some connections with that place." Colin did not hide anything.

"Oh, I see."

"By the way, Dean, I mentioned the peace talks to His Majesty Asuka just now. I briefly explained the pros and cons to him. After careful consideration, he finally agreed. I think you will definitely gain something if you go there tomorrow."

"Oh? That's great. If you can really make this peace talk happen, you will get a lot of merit points. Good boy, that's great." Rodbell was very happy to hear the "good news" from Colin.

In the following week, peace talks between the elves of the Griman Islands and the Kinne subcontinent were officially put on the agenda. Although both sides agreed on the general direction, it still took a whole week to discuss the specific details.

Colin was not clear about the specific agreement after the peace talks, but it was probably that the wizard corps withdrew from most of the territories it currently occupied, retaining only a small area, which would be considered an extension of the wizard base here.

Although they had withdrawn from most areas, Colin saw that the wizard base had started a new round of construction the day after the peace talks ended.

Perhaps in the dean's mind, although the peace talks have ended, the danger still exists, and it is only natural to strengthen the defense of the wizard base.

As for how many of Colin's merit points were recorded, he did not ask, but since the Elf King Aska did him a favor, Dean Rodbell must have arranged for someone to record them carefully.

Colin was a little worried because he hadn't received any information about the war in the main continent these days. However, there was no point in worrying because his current duties were assigned here and he would never be allowed to go to the main continent alone.

Three days later, Colin's worry was unnecessary because the peace talks were completed and the wizard corps of the Gini subcontinent was ready to move to the main continent.

Originally, Rodbell was grateful for Colin's contribution and wanted him to stay here. After all, the rear was relatively safer. But Colin took the opportunity to apply to return to the main continent. After all, he had his relatives, friends and subordinates there.

Rodbell did not refuse. Every wizard who grows up has experienced a lot of life and death trials. It was difficult for him to refuse, not to mention that the reasons Colin gave were very sufficient.

Colin waited for about half a month before the wizard army here was assembled and he could finally return to the main continent again.