"What do you mean by looking at me?" Thrandier, who was still kind and pleasant just now, instantly changed his face, raised his thick eyebrows and shouted: "How can a little lord's private affairs be discussed in vain by a little lord?" Elrond, I don't want to hear this kind of transgression a second time!"

Why can't this guy just sit down and listen to what others have to say, and what to gain from it?

Elrond smiled helplessly in his heart, took a few steps back in the low posture that a lord should have, and performed a salute to Thranduil that a king should have.

Thranduil's moodiness did not discourage Elrond from helping. On the day he left Ringu, Elrond pondered for a long time, and finally stood by the Horned Deer and looked up and hinted to the Elven King: "There are some things that cannot be seen only by appearances......

"Hmm. I know what kind of spiritual wealth lies beneath the surface of Ringu's scarcity. Elrond, you've done a good job, but don't get your mind to my armament. The Elven King, who was pulling the horned deer and turned around, said slowly, "The supplies I prepared for the soldiers are absolutely impossible to give to any of the refugees sheltered in Ringu. ”

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In the year 200 of the Three Eras, when no hint from the insiders could be heard, and the parties concerned were determined to refuse, Thrandil, who had made no progress in personal affairs, waited for another bad news - the suggestion that "the Elven King go to Avari to guide and assist" was actively responded to by the woodland officials and actively responded to by Prince Avari was put on the agenda.

On that day, Thrandil, who was sitting on the throne, twitched at the sight of the letter inviting him to Avari.

From the initiation to the implementation of this matter, and even the communication with Avari's side, Thranduil was completely unaware of it, and he only heard one or two from the mouth of Vernor. The reason why he will be completely kept in the bones is naturally not that the Elf King does not pay attention to his people.

As the king with the largest number of spies, the Elven King's spies can be found in all allies. It's a pity that the loyalty of the woodland elves has earned the full trust of the elven king, allowing him to put his eyes and ears in the world in another sense, but ignore the woodland kingdom alone. And the mention of marriage is an angry attitude, which naturally makes the woodland elves dare not reveal anything to him. Even though Thranduil had traveled to almost every corner of the woodland for decades, and had come into contact with the people of the woodland many times with his identity hidden, he had never heard a discussion of his marriage.

King marriage is a forbidden topic in the Woodland Kingdom, and no woodland elf would be stupid enough to discuss it in public. They choose to communicate in a whispered manner in an environment that is absolutely invisible, and where no stranger beings exist.

As for Avary's side, Thranduil didn't pay attention at all. There are only a small number of Avares left in Middle-earth, and they live in the northern borders of the Kingdom of Linton. It can be said that the current Avari are a race with no autonomous territory and no real political power, and Thranduil only knows that they are engaged in maritime trade, and does not pay attention to them. In addition, Agaret, the prince of Avary, had already been reminded by the woodland elves, and of course he would not let the elven king's rejection be found out by the people concerned.

Gatt will always remember the first time he met the woodland elves.

A handful of elves, entrusted by all the people of the woodlands, made the three-month trek from the woodlands to the Avari settlements north of Linton. Their request for an audience was something that Gaert could not bear or refuse. The reason why he couldn't refuse was because the Woodland Kingdom was currently Avaray's largest trading partner, and the reason why he couldn't bear to refuse was because he was moved by the Woodland Elves' concern for the king. And after meeting, several elves who had lived for more than a thousand years at a glance were actually a little embarrassed in front of Prince Gelt. After a long time, the one with the heaviest sense of vicissitudes said: "Please forgive your Highness for our presumptuousness, we have come to ask the king to marry the queen." ”

As a member of the High King family of Avare, Galt knew the rules of the king's marriage proposal. Looking at the creatures in front of him who could not be related to the king's marriage, and intimidated by the prestige of the elven king, Gert forced an angry hint: "There are strict rules and regulations for marrying the queen......"

Then, the woodland elves told the elf king's current situation without concealment.

At first, Gelt admits that he was very impatient to listen. Mistakenly believing that the Woodland Kingdom despised the current Avari made him suppress his anger, but the Elven King's care for his people kept him from leaving unexpectedly. But at the end, Gelt was moved.

Although the Elven King's moodiness is a well-known secret of the Middle-earth creatures, Gatt selfishly does not want his sister's spouse to have a bad temper, but Yinyue just likes it, what can he do to be an elder brother? What's more, the Elven King's people are so loyal and do their best to plan for the king under heavy pressure, which shows that the Elf King is not blindly short-tempered. He at least has a unique side in governing the country, so that he can protect such a lovely person in front of him.

Gelt's biggest headache now is not the marriage of his sister, but the revival of Avare. Therefore, the woodland elves proposed to use the excuse of "guiding and assisting the kin" to let the elven king come to Avari and have a long-lasting relationship with Princess Silvermoon, and Gailt even agreed.

In Gait's view, there was no reason to refuse such an offer. First, the whole thing, whether it is the process or the end, will make Yinyue happy, and second, the Elf King will come and give some good guidance. Why should you refuse such a thing that is both the best of both worlds and benefits the public and private interests?

However, after all, this is a king's marriage match, and it is a major event that is deeply feared by the elf king. After decades of hard work, Woodland and Avari have finally settled everything in most of their interactions. When the letter, signed by all the officials, was handed to him, Thranduil not only twitched at the corners of his mouth, but also discovered a terrible thing—the king's departure would not have much effect on the woodland.

The reason why there was a decades-long planning period was because the woodland officials wanted the elf king to find no reason to refuse. More than a hundred years ago, the vast majority of the soldiers in the woodland were newly grown elves, and the elven king had to train himself, and could only entrust the internal affairs to the officials. Now, more than a year later, the elite soldiers have already been trained, and there is no need for the Elf King to spend too much time on military affairs. As for internal affairs, officials have long been familiar with it, and it is enough to deal with the absence of the king in peacetime. As for the diplomatic affairs that have always been controlled by the Elven King himself, it is not a problem. The Elven King is going to Avari to live temporarily, and an official diplomatic letter can be sent to Avarui.

"So, it doesn't matter if I'm not in the Woodland Kingdom?" Thranduil endured for a long time, but the anger in his words was still extremely strong: "Does that mean that I can also stop being a king? Anyway, it doesn't affect anything. ”