Other Continents

Sarah and Sadie were left alone in the room after Elanor left.

"Why don't you sit down first? What would you like to drink?" Sadie ask in a relaxed voice.

Sarah sat down in one of the chairs in front of the table. "I'll have tea, princess." She shared the same tastes as her daughter.

Sadie shook her head. Then she pressed the ring and called the maid inside. "Make us some tea." said.

The maid quietly nodded and left the room. Since this was Sadie's office, there was nothing here that could be used to prepare tea.

"Well then, since you're here, tell me a little bit about the outside situation," said Sadie.

"Things are the same on the dragon continent. Dragons spend their time sleeping and guarding their treasures."

"We're talking about Dragons, after all. They don't care about anything other than their own ancestry and treasures. Although there are young dragons who like to go on adventures occasionally, but the old ones are tough."

At that moment the maid knocked on the door. After Sadie told her to go in, she went in and, bowing respectfully, she got in with the service cart. She respectfully placed the two glasses in front of Sadie, then Sarah. Then she poured the tea out of the cup and left the cup on Sadie's table, and left in the same silence.

First Sadie, then Sarah, taking a sip of tea, Sarah continued.

"Elves, especially high elves, seem to be getting rid of their old arrogance now. Even though they are still attached to the sacred tree and remain intertwined with nature, they have started trading with Beastkins. Elves may be interacting with them because they are the easiest to deal with, especially because they defend power."

"That's good. Our continent also has half-elves and half-vampires. It might be a pity for them that they can't visit their other homeland. Still, I think it's too early for us to get along with the elves. After all, I'm sure they see us as wild and blood-drinking creatures, apart from the Beastkins. 'Sigh', if only societies talk like Supremes peacefully meet and conversation, regardless of race."

Sarah did not leave a comment. While she agrees with the princess, her job is to report, not to comment.

"Angels live the same way. They live in order in their cities, which fly all day, except for gathering believers. Demons live in their underground cities in a chaotic but still orderly manner, without causing a big problem and gathering the believers in them."

"They've always been the same. Dragons, angels, and demons. They've always been neutral and holding the balance of power. We vampires, too. Now that the Elves are on the move, things can be change."

"Humans, as always. They greedily conquer unconquered lands, despite being the weakest race. That's why they continue to see themselves as strong. They continue make slaves too."

"Even if other races are against slavery, these people still enslave their own race and other races. They have more other race slaves than their own race slaves. They are always condemned by other races for these. It's a good thing that people are few in Supremes, after all, because as you said, humans are a weak race. But it still pisses me off that they enslave even our vapmire raice, they even despise half human-vampires. If I could, I would like to put a stop to them, but we cannot interrupt other races interior, not even talking about deleting them completely I hope this change initiated by the Elves will be for the better in this world." said Sadie.

She didn't particularly hate people because she was old enough to know they weren't all bad. But her hatred for the humiliation for demi child and vampire slaves as the princess of her own race was evident in her voice.

Sarah hated it too, who wouldn't. "Speaking of change, princess, it seems that the expected separation in the Human kingdom will soon take place." said.

Sadie got excited when she heard that. "In the end, that kingdom will suffer some damage, huh. Both the Elves' change and another change. Things look like they're going to be fun in the end."

Sarah knew Sadie would be excited about the changes, knowing she was a war freak. Then Sadie said, "Keep observing this change specifically, rather than the elves. Let me know if anything interesting starts happening." said.

"Of course, Princess, don't worry." said Sarah, bowing a little.

"Anything else?" Sadie asked after her excitement wore off.

Sarah nodded. "No, princess, no other noteworthy news." said.

Sadie shaked her head in response. Then someone knock the door, and then, "I'm sorry, Princess, but you have a guest and I've come to let you know." said the maid from behind the door.

Sadie was surprised to be told she had a guest. As a princess, who could visit her as a guest? She was curious so she said, "Come in." "Yes." After a voice came the maid came in.

"So who is that person?" Sadie asked curiously. Sarah was looking at the maid, though she didn't seem interested, but inside she was curious too.

The maid looked at Sarah hesitantly before answering. Aiden's identity was still not officially revealed, so she wondered if she allowed say it.

Sadie and Sarah noticed the maid's hesitation, too. As Sarah grew more curious, Sadie said, "Come near me and tell me straight." said.

After that maid come near to Sadie. Telling her Aiden come to visit and waiting in the guest room. Sadie "Really?" asked. The maid just nodded.

Sadie immediately said, "Go call them both." said.

The maid bent down and went out, closing the door behind her.

Sarah looked even more curiously at Sadie, who looked genuinely happy. She wondered who could possibly get the war maniac so excited. But she still knew her place well enough not to ask anything.

She realized she was getting too carried away, but she didn't really care. Turning to Sarah, she said, "It looks like your daughter has already met him. So you're going to meet him too. But then you both will have to sign a contract." said.

With understanding, Sarah said, "Don't worry, princess, whoever he is, we won't tell anyone about this person without your permission." said.

Yes, Aiden's presence as a prince was that special. He was not officially introduced to the world until the magic core was formed. Aiden was normally banned from going out until that age, but neither a mother could stop a younger brother from seeing her older sister, nor a maid could say no to a royal.

Sadie nodded her head. After the two of them waited, someone finally knocked on the door.