Novels by IEL

Axel paused for a moment, taking in the differing opinions and preferences of his companions. He understood their concerns and hesitations about the new business venture, especially considering their individual tastes and preferences. However, he remained determined to explore this uncharted territory and test the waters with their fry business idea. "Well, let's give it a try," Axel finally responded, breaking the brief silence. "We can start by experimenting with different recipes and flavors to cater to a wide range of palates. We'll make sure to have options that appeal to both vegetable lovers and those who prefer a more meaty indulgence." Evelyn raised an eyebrow, her curiosity piqued. "You seem quite confident about this, Axel. What makes you so certain?" Axel smiled, his eyes gleaming with a mix of determination and excitement. "Sometimes, it's the simplest things that bring joy to people's lives. The smell of sizzling fries, the crispy texture, and the variety of mouthwater

Axel listened to his companions' concerns and considered their perspectives. He understood their reservations about engaging in a potentially exploitative business like slave trading. Their words reminded him of the importance of maintaining their moral compass and staying true to their values. "You're right," Axel acknowledged, his voice filled with determination. "I don't want to compromise our principles. We started this journey to fight against oppression, not to perpetuate it. We will not engage in slave trading or any other unethical practices." Ellie nodded in agreement, her expression serious. "I'm glad you see it that way, Axel. We can find another way to generate income and support our cause. We have the skills and resources to make a difference without resorting to immoral means." Evelyn chimed in, her tone filled with conviction. "I believe in our abilities to create a successful business that aligns with our values. Let's focus on offering quality food and exceptional s

Axel took a sip of his tea, savoring the familiar warmth that comforted him amidst the bustling atmosphere of the café. He looked at his companions, each with their unique quirks and abilities, and contemplated their next steps. "You're right," Axel replied, setting his teacup down. "Starting a business seems like a logical next move for us. We have the skills, the determination, and the shared vision of creating a realm that values equality and justice. It's time to channel our efforts into building something sustainable." Evelyn leaned forward, her eyes sparkling with enthusiasm. "I've always had a knack for economics and finance. I believe we can establish a venture that not only generates profits but also prioritizes ethical practices and social responsibility. We can demonstrate that success doesn't have to come at the expense of others." Ellie chimed in, her mischievous grin widening. "And let's not forget the unconventional touch we bring. Our eccentricity can be a unique sel

Axel raised an eyebrow, bemused by Ellie's audacious proposal. The thought of destroying an entire city and plundering its riches seemed like a reckless and chaotic path to pursue. He knew that resorting to such extreme measures would only perpetuate the cycle of violence and suffering. "Ellie, that's not the way," Axel said firmly, his voice carrying a hint of disappointment. "We're not here to sow chaos and destruction. Our fight is for justice, for creating a realm where all beings can live with dignity and equality. We cannot achieve that by becoming criminals ourselves." Evelyn nodded in agreement, her expression reflecting a similar sentiment. "Axel is right. Our goal is to bring about positive change, not to spread fear and turmoil. There are other ways we can make a difference without resorting to violence or illegal activities." Ellie crossed her arms, her face contorted in frustration. "But what else can we do? The corrupt are still in power, and the oppressed continue to

Axel's eyes narrowed, his determination unwavering. "Very well, I accept this challenge. I will face the prince and the king head-on, and I will not rest until the chains of slavery are broken and justice prevails." The salesman's lips curled into a cunning smile. "Excellent, Master Axel. I admire your confidence. This match will indeed be intriguing to witness. As a neutral party, I assure you that I will uphold my word and maintain fairness throughout." Axel nodded, a glimmer of anticipation in his eyes. "I trust in your integrity as a merchant. Let this be a test not only of my strength but also of the ideals I hold dear. I will fight for the liberation of Ivy, Merry, and all those who suffer under the yoke of slavery." The salesman extended his hand towards Axel, their gazes locking in a moment of silent understanding. "May the best man win, Master Axel. May this contest serve as a catalyst for change, and may it pave the way for a realm where freedom and justice prevail." Axel

Axel's mind raced as Joseph's words sank in. The realization that he and the prince were being pitted against each other for the ownership of Ivy and Merry unsettled him. It was a stark reminder that even within the royal world, darkness and manipulation could lurk. Feeling the weight of the situation, Axel slowly removed his mask, revealing his face to everyone in the room. The air grew heavy with silence as all eyes turned towards him, their gazes filled with curiosity and anticipation. Joseph, maintaining his composed demeanor, spoke up once again. "You see, Master, I believe that whether it is you or the prince who acquires these elves, it will provide me with a tremendous advantage. The royal world can be a complex and intriguing place, and I am merely capitalizing on the opportunities it presents." Axel's gaze shifted to Ivy, Merry, and Alice, who seemed to show a genuine interest in him. Their eyes held a mixture of curiosity and a glimmer of hope, as if silently pleading for