An Extra’s POV

At the heart of the blighted lands within the Elf Continent, near the Northern Shore that had now been completely desecrated—taken over by the strangers from another land—there was a meeting being held.

It took place within a tent, one of the many that stood erect in the barren land.

Unlike the others, however, this had a certain grandeur to it. This place was clearly the heart of their operations, and the arena where only the most elite of contributors could be gathered in.

The Grand Tent.

Its interior was several times more impressive than how it was represented from the outside. Perhaps this was due to its plentiful furniture and ample designs, despite it being nothing but a tent within a battle camp.

Even with the tension within the place, an air of regality still remained there.

Perhaps due to the exclusivity associated with the gathering that was currently taking place there, or the caliber of people present, the tent had a nigh flavorful vibe.

There was a massive and long table located at the center of the room, with three figures seated at the head of the table.

They were dressed in blue, purple, and ash respectively; though it was inevitable that they would have intricate designs on their attire. Regardless of color, these three were clearly the ones in charge of the meeting.

They were the only Generals present, after all.

The others who sat at both the left and right sides of the table were Dragon Commanders—all elite in their own right. They numbered a total of five on each end, making a total of ten Commanders.

Then, at the foot of the table was a certain young man.

He did not resemble a Dragon, as he had no horns or tail. His features were very human-like; though that was not the only odd thing about him.

The young man had an oddly twisted smile as he sat among the Dragons, his glassy eyes taking in what they were saying while maintaining proper silence. He also appeared quite young—about sixteen or seventeen years of age.

—Barely an adult human in this world.

Still, there was none within the room that treated him with scorn or disrespect. They wouldn't dare.

Why?

Because they all recognized his value. Discrimination against him would not only be unnecessary on their part, but also foolish.

an extremely rapid rate now." One of the Commanders,

or a scoff at the subjects of the discussion.

conquest's progress will be brought right on schedule very soon. Within this week, in

chuckled at

the same group—one of the Elite Dragon Squads in the

hailed as the second best

its intricacy and difficulty. If

fact that they belonged to the

foot of the

the furthest from them, their intimidating gaze focused

find

Not him, though.

cleansing the world of the Elves and finally taking over their resources. It will be a great

was filled with composure, and his attitude towards the Dragons—obvious predators of humanity—was all too

great actor, or he truly had no

Adrien. We couldn't have done this

You truly made this easier for

done a commendable job thus far. We owe you

echoed words of praises to Adrien, who simply accepted them

was he

chance they had of ever ascending the

the current conquest, but what did he care? 'Their pride won't let them say it as it is.' His

to the Elves upping their game and somehow getting their hands on the Enchanted Items. Having tools really revolutionized combat for

clear that the Dragons were desperate, and the Generals began contemplating attacking the Elves personally as a last resort—which

wouldn't have that

I could benefit from the Elves by offering more Items and slowly taking over their

these ones would

a lot in the time he spent here, even before approaching the Dragons with a deal. The advantages they offered him, especially in the long run, far outweighed

they were failing to meet up with their conquest quota. There was even supposed to be an Excursion from their Academy, but due to how unstable things were at the time, they

a Dragon Lord showed

initially did this to possess sufficient information in order to further assist the Elves, but after learning all he learned—including

had to approach them with an