An Extra’s POV

Lila and Lali weren't twins, yet they were very similar in many regards.

Other than their confusingly identical names, they had the same height and weight. Their appearances differed due to the respective colors of their hair and eyes, but they had similar sets of abilities.

When it came to tracking, spying, long-range observation, sensory awareness, etc. they were both highly qualified and also evenly matched.

In essence… they had the Ranger Class.

For Young Elves, they were pretty much geniuses among their peers, which was why Aurora relied on them a lot more than the other Elves.

However, unlike with humans, that didn't make them feel conceited in any sense.

Their power was for the sake of the community.

They simply had to carry on more responsibility for their brothers and sisters.

As for the less talented Elves, there was no need to feel envious of their sisters.

This was because every Elf was told that had value to the community. The mere fact that they were born as Elves gave them worth.

As such, no matter how incapable an Elf was, there was no need to fear or envy another person.

As such, even with Lali and Lila leading the group through the cavernous path before them, no one felt bitter.

They were all just excited to be of use to Lady Aurora—and by extension, their Elven Family.

They simply—

"Halt." Lila and Lali said with a hushed tone, at the exact same time.

The group stopped, and the girls at the forefront narrowed their eyes while observing the area around them.

"We're not alone." Lali whispered.

"There are life forms here. A lot of them…" Lila concurred.

It was strange for the Dragon to have spared the life of that single human, but what if he spared even more people and allowed them to dwell in the Warehouse?

That made no sense whatsoever.

"Ready your defenses. Rather than falling into their trap by advancing, we'll lure them out."

"Let's find an open space first, though."

They were currently in a passageway, and while it wasn't particularly clustered, the Elves possessed no advantage fighting in a limited space.

is bad, though. Even with my sensory abilities, I can barely sense their presence.' Lali thought to

the other Elf was also going through the

of cloaking Magic or Skill? Does that mean the Dragon anticipated our

up taking an awry turn, they still had the flute that they could use to call upon their Lady

didn't want to burden their Big Sister, especially since she would also be occupied

result, they silently prayed to the Goddess of

have to get to a storage

"GURAOOOAAHHHHH!!!"

of Monsters suddenly emerged from the layers of darkness,

moment, but

beasts

harmed

in

case… let's remove

vision. Whether it was day

had a downside which the Elves were

by ignoring it and ensuring we

also able to bypass our superior

any damage if they hadn't erected barriers

initial line of thought and focused simply on eradicating the

"[Flare]."

two of them stretched their hands forward and released a blast of pure

flare clouded the room, revealing just how

Elves opened their eyes

"W-what is this…?!"

are hundreds of

"What in the world?!"

should we do

kinds and shapes and sizes were occupying the hallway, all of

at a

hurry. Quicken up the pace

initiative and

nodded, ready to follow the instructions they had been

just have to continuously use it while we

the area, but with our barrier, we can push

eyes, so unless the [Flare] in question was especially powerful, they weren't going to suffer any adverse effects

such, using this strategy was

"Let's go!"

Monsters, carrying out their

other variant in the form of Spells rather than

as they kept up