The Good for Nothing Seventh Young Lady
chapter-1190

Their mockery and ridicule must have fallen into that elf’s ears.

Yet, he did not show a bit of anger and just stood quietly there.

It was as if these harsh taunts were not directed at him.

"Anyway, how come there are strange guys in this batch? Forget about that traitor of the Moonshine Tribe, but I just saw a certain minor elf mixed in here as well. And it seems that she's not wearing any tribal badge on her chest." A certain elf thought that he had just seen another bizarre existence and immediately stretched his neck to find that figure again.

"Are you talking about that?" A sharp-eyed elf said, pointing to a petite figure that the elf had spotted.

The rest of the elves uniformly shifted their gazes toward that petite figure.

Shen Yanxiao had just been mainly observing the elf that remained indifferent even when he was being ridiculed. She had never expected that the topic would change so fast and she would become the target of these elves’ gossip in an instant.

Shen Yanxiao slightly knitted her eyebrows, looking at those slightly nit-picking gazes.

"The black badge on her chest... seems to be a temporary badge." An elf discovered an unusual thing from Shen Yanxiao.

The black badge worn on Shen Yanxiao's chest was somewhat different from the badges of other elves. The edges of her badge was decorated with silver dots, which was proof that it was a temporary badge.

The temporary badge was a temporary pass that enabled some low-level elves to enter the higher-level cities. It was generally only used in some special cases.

Temporary badges had a longevity. According to the length of time they entered the higher-level city, the power in the temporary badge would gradually disappear. After some time, it would become just a useless ornament.

"For real? Without a tribe and wearing only a temporary badge, what is the background of that little brat?" The hierarchy of the elves was very strict. Only black elves could enter the advanced training camp. Now that a seemingly low-level elf suddenly popped up, it really attracted a large number of arguments.

The elves who stood near Shen Yanxiao immediately kept a certain distance from her, and their eyes were suddenly filled with suspicion and contempt.

Shen Yanxiao rubbed her nose. In the blink of an eye, she fell to the same situation as that excluded elf. But she really did not feel anything about it. This temporary badge was given to her by Mo Yu and others. The deadline was only half a year. After half a year, if she could enter the Silvermoon Guards, they would naturally send a brand new badge to her.

If she could not, she must leave the black-level city immediately.

With only a temporary badge and without tribal proofs, the existence of Shen Yanxiao was more unreasonable for these elves than the appearance of a Moonshine Tribe elf.

There was only one possibility for someone not to wear a tribal badge. The elf in front of them must have been removed from her own tribe; there was no longer a tribe attached to her.

An elf that had been removed from her tribe, and an elf that belonged to a tribe that was demoted by the Elf King. Both concepts were basically the same.

The elves around looked at Shen Yanxiao with colder eyes.

The elves of the Moonshine Tribe might still have some black elves to rely on, but the temporary badge on Shen Yanxiao's chest could be said to be the catalyst that completely made her the object of the elves’ exclusion.

These proud elves simply could not stand to be with such an elf who was rejected by her own tribe and probably had no genuine talents.

In an instant, Shen Yanxiao became the most unpopular elf in the advanced training camp.

However, she did not care about it at all. Compared with the repulsive gazes of these elves, Shen Yanxiao was more interested in that other elf that was also being excluded by many.

Because of the commotion, that elf cast his sight on Shen Yanxiao's side. When he saw Shen Yanxiao, there was no revulsion nor contempt in his eyes, only some trace of doubt.