Seeing Jiu'er muttering such things in public, Lin Yiyi was a bit worried that others might overhear.
So she quickly coughed and drowned out Jiu'er's voice.
Then she swiftly changed the subject, "The twenty or so stalls on this street, they all look like 'talent shows'... I mean, the kind that don't advertise but simply share tastings with others."
Even without curse energy technology, they would absolutely never starve.
—Aside from the loyal horsemen, there were also Aesirland people, numbering five to six times more than the Elves, serving them.
"...Service? Working?"
Jiu'er asked subconsciously.
Lin Yiyi, her mouth greasy from gnawing on a skewer of meat, shook her head, "No... in those days, the Elves' factories, due to the presence of curse energy, spells, and rituals, had already achieved automation. Only key buildings required supervision... and they were mostly just used as human alarms."
The disparity in quality among the Elves was enormous.