In the eastern part of the continent of Iosia there is a large primeval forest, whose name is [Scannot], which translates to "Yongge" in the lingua franca of the continent.

The beautiful scenery here is rich in products, and because of its isolation, it is full of all kinds of mountain delicacies and rare strategic materials, and the area alone has reached nearly one-sixth of the entire continent.

This area is inhabited by creatures that have existed since ancient times, elves.

Elves, with an almost infinite lifespan, all handsome men and beautiful women, extremely powerful talents for magic and bows and arrows, and an innate ability to communicate with plants, are also called children of nature, the chosen people of Gaia, or something.

It has been a long time since there has been a trace of elves in the continent of Iosei, and since the [Black King's Maiden] incident has caused the population of the elves to plummet by one-third, since then the elven kingdom has announced the severance of all diplomacy, and recalled all the people who have traveled abroad, and since then they have lived a closed life in the Yongge Forest.

The elves here refer to the jungle elves and plains elves who live on the ground, and the dark elves have been exiled by the royal elves for a long time, and they are not among them.

As time passed, the nations of Iosia gradually developed, and the long-term peace was naturally accompanied by the growth of various material pursuits.

It was only at this time that the land that had been forgotten was remembered again.

At first, slave traders who wanted money and didn't want their lives, and then mercenaries who also wanted money and didn't want to die, poured into the unexplored Yongsong Forest in waves...... Then, none came out again.

This was followed by official envoys from various countries, who entered the Yongge Forest with their credentials in an attempt to re-establish diplomatic relations with the elves...... Then, none came out again.

Finally, the army pressed the realm, demanding that the elves give an account of the disappearance of the envoys...... They stepped into the Eternal Song Forest again, and no one came out again.

Since then, for some reason, the nations have remained silent on the matter, and have blocked all news about the Eversong Forest, turning it into a no-go zone.

The vast Eternal Song Forest still retains its tranquility, silently devouring all outsiders who enter without permission. (To be continued......)

PS: Solomon, I'm back! Update time uncertain...... Anyway, I said that I wouldn't just pit it after the end of the book!