Lann stood by, listening and shaking his head slightly.
From the perspective of someone who chose humanities in college entrance exams and is a history enthusiast, Aisne indeed should accept a 'bandit' as a friend.
Although humiliating and dangerous, when the gap between tree spirits and humans reaches this point, it's a strategic necessity.
But on the other hand, no one has the right to persuade the tree spirits to accept cooperation with those who want to annihilate their race.
No one has that right.
After a moment of speechlessness, Vesemir straightforwardly asked, "Then what about my mission, Lady Aisne?"
"I'll listen to you finish, but that doesn't mean I have the slightest interest in your rhetoric. I'm just letting you report to King Venceslav, proving that you've done your best to earn your due reward. That's all."
"Much appreciated."
Vesemir knew he couldn't change the tree spirit queen's mind; he was just an old Demon Hunter who should focus on his commission.
