154: Dwarf Prince and Elf Princess

Yang Hongyu, on the other hand, was not as anxious as they were.

After all, humanity's main base was Blue Star.

But he would not give up the Star Realm, this fat piece of meat.

"So, it's best if we form an alliance and jointly resist the Beastmen," Yang Hongyu suggested.

There were no other races from the universe in this region; otherwise, he would have tried to pull in a few.

The other races near humanity's star domain were scattered across Yi Lan Continent, making it difficult to mobilize them.

"Our Elf Race is very happy to form an alliance with your noble race," Alwin nodded.

"Seconded," Berlin said.

The three began to discuss signing a treaty.

They set down promises and obligations.

The three races would mutually defend each other, provide economic aid, and jointly develop resources.

It wasn't just about jointly resisting the Beastmen; they also engaged in a series of economic and resource exchanges.

The Elf Race was rich in various plants, exotic beasts, and resources, yet their population was not large, making them perfect for trade.

Dwarves excelled at forging equipment, which was undoubtedly crucial military support for elves and humans.

Humans, with their large population and immense wealth, lacked a deep foundation, and could precisely leverage the resources and foundations of the two races to improve their overall quality.

The two sides also discussed cultural exchange in the end.

"You want to send a group of students to our human race to study?" Yang Hongyu was stunned.

Alwin and Berlin nodded in tacit understanding.

"That's right, many aspects of human technology, creativity, and social structure are worth learning from," Alwin was not a rigid elf; she was willing to absorb all excellent cultural achievements.

"Old Yang, your weapons combining technology and runes are too powerful. I want to send a group of dwarves to study, but we won't let you suffer a loss. You can send people here to learn forging," Berlin said heartily.

"Our Elf Race also welcomes the arrival of humans," Alwin added.

Yang Hongyu felt this was very good; there were many mages among the elves, and their runic technology was advanced, which could greatly enhance humanity's foundation.

As for the dwarves, there was no need to mention them; every piece of equipment forged by dwarves would cause a scramble, which showed their skill.

"Okay, I have no objections," Yang Hongyu nodded.

Alwin and Berlin were overjoyed.

The alliance was thus happily completed.

"Oh, one more thing, I hope my child Alice can study under that genius in your Xia Kingdom."

"That's right, how about my son Rui Jin also goes to him?"

...

"What? Let me take care of children?" Lin Ye, who was studying Yang Hongyu's notes, received a message from Little Wang.

"Not children, Alice is one hundred and fifty years old, and Rui Jin is forty years old."

Little Wang explained.

Lin Ye was speechless.

Elves have a lifespan of a thousand years, so in that sense, Alice was indeed considered a teenager.

Dwarves were also similar, with a normal lifespan of three hundred years, making Rui Jin also a teenager.

"Why me? I'm not even half their age," Lin Ye said, speechless.

Little Wang explained the origin of the matter to him.

Lin Ye understood why he was asked to take care of children.

The kings of the two races were well-informed; Lin Ye's performance on the battlefield was too outstanding.

For such a genius, they naturally hoped their children would learn well.

Most importantly, they knew how much Yang Hongyu valued Lin Ye; Lin Ye was bound to be a pillar of humanity in the future.

Rather than an exchange, it was more about fostering the relationship between the future leaders of the three races.

"Alright, but let me say this first: I don't have any experience with taking care of children," Lin Ye felt uneasy.

Alice was equivalent to a fifteen-year-old human, and Rui Jin was equivalent to a thirteen-year-old human.

Adolescence was the most rebellious period, and he had no experience, fearing it might affect the relations between the three races.

"They are not delicate hothouse flowers; they are the young patriarchs of their races," Little Wang rolled his eyes.

Lin Ye, however, dared not be careless.

Little Wang hung up the phone.

To get along well with them, Lin Ye looked for some guides on how to interact with teenagers of that age.

But the fact proved that he had indeed overthought it.

"Hello, Mr. Lin Ye, I am Alice." The Elf Princess, with golden hair, blue eyes, delicate skin, and captivating beauty, gracefully bowed to Lin Ye.

"Hello, I am Rui Jin." Rui Jin, though young, already had a long beard that made him appear exceptionally mature and boisterous.

Both spoke the language of Xia Kingdom, which was not a problem for them as they had been pre-trained.

"Hello to you both," Lin Ye greeted them warmly.

Lin Ye's current location was a villa specially found for him by the Star Realm Administration in Sky City.

This was also a benefit for Star Level individuals.

"This is your first time on Blue Star; if you feel any discomfort, please tell me," Lin Ye instructed.

He was a very responsible person; if he didn't agree, he wouldn't, but if he did, he would definitely do it well.

Alice and Rui Jin both nodded.

The living conditions on Blue Star and in the Star Realm were not significantly different, so they did not feel much discomfort.

However, the technology on Blue Star deeply attracted them.

"Mr. Lin Ye, this is a gift my mother instructed me to bring you," Alice took out a cup of spring water filled with Life aura.

Water of Life?

Lin Ye felt the gift was a bit too hot to handle.

The Water of Life was famous, a specialty of the Elf Race, said to be able to bring the dead back to Life and heal even the most severe injuries, with astonishing recovery abilities.

Even if not used for recovery, the rich Life aura within it was the best item for cleansing the body of impurities.

"I have one too. I heard you are skilled in fist techniques, so my father specially refined the best gauntlets for you," Rui Jin took out a pair of gauntlets.

Lin Ye could tell from the gauntlets' power that they were extraordinary, definitely among the top-tier Star Level weapons.

Lin Ye accepted the gifts.

Fortunately, he had prepared beforehand; otherwise, it would have been awkward without a return gift.

"Thank you, both. These are the wonders I acquired during my training in the Star Realm, perfect for you," Lin Ye took out the wonders from a nearby drawer.

One was a wonder that had been gathering dust for a long time, capable of promoting plant growth.

The other was a bone-type wonder he had used before, capable of strengthening the body, but now that he was Star Level, he no longer needed it.

The former was undoubtedly very suitable for Alice, who was naturally skilled at dealing with plants, and the latter was naturally very suitable for Rui Jin, who worked with metal.

He explained the effects of the wonders to the two, and both were exceptionally surprised.

Although the gifts they gave were Star Level, of higher grade.

But Lin Ye gave them wonders! Wonders are far more valuable than items of the same level, even more precious than higher-level items.

For example, Lin Ye's ink separation could only be used by those below Tier 7, yet its value surpassed that of a Gold Level armor.

Not to mention that these two wonders were also very suitable for them.

"Thank you, Mr. Lin Ye," both said in unison.

Then they lovingly played with the wonders in their hands.

Alice and Rui Jin settled down at Lin Ye's place.

Alice was an Eighth-Tier Mage, and Rui Jin was a Seventh-Tier Warrior.

The intelligent Life forms in the Star Realm did not categorize professions as intricately as the races in the universe, uniformly naming them as Mage, Warrior, Assassin, Priest, etc.

As a Star Level individual, guiding them was, of course, effortless for Lin Ye.