The Wood Elf's hotel is entirely composed of activated plants that are still growing. Walking inside the hotel, you even feel the same as walking outside in the forest. If you don't pay attention, Aber even thinks that he is just passing through the tree holes in the forest.

On the first floor of the hotel is a hall, where many tables made of blue rocks are placed. A bar counter, also made of bluestone, is located on one side of the hall. It seems that there is no big difference from the bar arrangement that Eber once saw on Earth, but there is no noise here. Perhaps it is time for dinner, there are basically people sitting next to the tables in the hall. A wooden elf who should be a performer was sitting in a corner of the hall holding a string instrument and fiddling the strings. He sang a poem praising the gods in an ancient elf with a strange accent.

Abel stopped a little and listened to a short section of the performer's singing. Although his skills were not very superb, the performer's performance was quite pleasant. The poems sung in conjunction with the music tell the story of the god of the wilderness rising a long wall of thorns for the wood elves. Although they are all words to praise the gods, the person who wrote them seemed to be good in writing, which sounded indeed to show the benevolence and greatness of the gods.

Enna and Viris whispered a few words with the waitress who came up to him, and then led the other three to sit at an empty table, which seemed to be the last empty table in the hotel.

"This hotel is called Teng and Ye Zhige. We have been here a few times before. The chef's best-known sweet paste cake tastes very good. You should try it." After sitting down, Enna seemed to have a smile on her face because of her expectation of food, and her tone was not as unfamiliar as before. She introduced the characteristics of the hotel to Abel and Alamir.

"Sweet paste cake is one of the traditional foods of wood elves. Because we rarely eat meat, most of the staple foods of wood elves are grains and fruits, as well as the fungi and ferns that can be collected in the forest. I wonder if you are accustomed to eating them, Mr. Abel?" Chanti, who was sitting next to Abel, asked Abel in a low voice, as if he was worried that he would not be used to the foods of the wood elves. After all, in the Thousand Needle Forest, most of the foods that Abel ate was meat.

"Don't worry, I have half of the elves' blood, and I'm not that picky about food. Whether there is meat or not has no effect." Abel smiled at Chanti, saying that he didn't mind the food of the wood elves. However, his words were heard by Veris on the side. The unicorn knight who had been sternly looking seemed to twitch his cheeks and whispered something.

Although the voice was very small and even Chanti, who was sitting next to him, Eber still heard what he said: "Eating a corpse? It's really barbaric." And there was a trace of almost unconcealed contempt in his eyes, as if he was looking at a scavenger.

This sentence made Ebel frown. The indifference and surveillance of Veris along the way Abel originally thought he was guarding against himself. After all, he and Alamil were strangers to the wood elves. It was normal for the wood elves to be wary of, but Veris's words seemed very rude at this time, and this attitude could even be called arrogant.

Although Abel had never seen other high elves as arrogant as he looked like Veris, Alamir was like looking at others like a lowly creature. He was a high elves known for his arrogantness and a nobleman.

Veris's attitude obviously made Eberl feel dissatisfied. This unreasonable sense of superiority really annoys, but Eberl did not appear. After all, you can't be as shallow as he is.

Everyone didn't wait long, and the waitress quickly brought the food. In addition to the sweet paste cake recommended by Enna, there was also a large pot of mushroom soup, a plate of cut fruit and a plate of food that looked like a scone, and a large pot of drinks.

Although it was not too rich, it was a very good time to enjoy such food after a day's journey. Both Abel and Alamil were very satisfied with it and started the meal directly.

However, at this moment, Veris suddenly spoke and asked Eber, "You have never eaten such delicious food before, right? Has it been half a human."

As soon as this sentence came out, Chanti and Enna around the table changed their faces. Even Alamil, who was originally drinking soup, was almost choked and looked at Veris with anger. It was obvious that the name he had just called Eber was a very insulting word.

"Apology! Veris!" Enna looked at Veris in surprise. Although this companion is a new member of the Knights of the Unicorns, she usually acts very cold and arrogant, and is not very sociable, but she did not expect Veris to say such insulting words. She immediately demanded Veris apologize.

However, Veris looked at Abel indifferently and continued to ask Abel contemptuously: "Did I say something wrong? Has the half-person ate the body?"

Even Chanti felt very angry at this moment and shouted to Veris: "Apologize, you are so rude! If you don't apologize to Mr. Aber, I will definitely tell Aunt Vina about this! The Knights of the Unicorns don't need someone like you!"

"Hmph, if you want me to apologize, just speak up yourself, a waste that depends on women to protect." Facing Chanti and Enna's rebuke, Veris still looked at Eber with a provocative attitude, his eyes full of contempt.

Their quarrel attracted the attention of other guests in the hotel, and even the singers who played stopped their performance.

Faced with Veris's provocation, Abel just reached out to pick up a sweet puff cake from the table, took a bite, and said indifferently: "Eat quickly, it's going to be cold. If you get bitten by a beast, it's impossible to bite the beast, right?"

"Who are you talking about?" Veris suddenly felt great insults and anger, and suddenly stood up from his seat. The green unicorn Knights armor was very conspicuous, which surprised everyone watching here in the hotel and whispered.
Chapter completed!