"Aila. And I did. We went on some flying ferries and looked at tourist spots, markets, and parks. You've all gone there before with me." You replied. Then, seeing how that got the attention of your wives (and Yumi), you decided to ask them something. "What do you girls think of her?"

"The elf woman?" Ayane asked.

"Yeah." You confirmed.

"She's definitely some sort of Saintess." Herta wasted no time in getting to the point. "I can sense it."

"That elf lady is pretty much oozing with divine power." Yumi commented. "But not as much as Herta or Gerty are."

"I could likewise sense it, Sir." Gerty said. "I've noticed she has enough grace and etiquette to be a noblewoman."

"She wears high quality clothes." Bertha said.

"It's likely she comes from an affluent background." Ayane added.

"Yeah, she's a bit posh." Cattleya meowed.

"I think we can all agree that she's a high elf from Elfalior." Mel concluded.

"Is that in Westphalia?" Bertha asked.

"No. At least, not yet." Mel said.

"It's an elvish city-state that's been independent since before the times of the Everlasting Empire." Ruby clarified. "Although they were allied with Westphalia at one point, they're now distancing themselves so that they don't end up becoming a protectorate. This is somewhat "

Rose would go on to explain more about them; how their royal family was known for producing strong seers and saints, them being a popular tourist destination for all peoples except dwarves, and their love for forests. "At least, that's what those books my gallant Master gifted to me said."

"I've heard high elves can be pretty reserved and sensitive to magic." Mel commented.

Those words made you recall how much Aila studied. That elf girl nearly got flustered out of her mind after you began rubbing her (apparently very sensitive) ears.

Now that you thought about it, you realized all of your non-human wives had sensitive ears. You wondered if it also extended to other species like mermaids. Ideas about how to tease Mara next time you saw her swirled in your head.

"I think she's, like, just a wood elf." Bertha said.

"No, I think it's pretty clear-" Mel began, but was cut off by your Mastermind.

"Bertha is correct." Ruby Rose said.

"Eh?" Mel said in surprise.

"I am?" Bertha blinked.

"Indeed." Ruby sipped her tea with a smug smile. If you didn't know Ruby better you'd of thought she was just making fun of her. "It is obvious that she's hiding something, is it not? I would go further— it is too obvious."

As Ruby went on about her suspicions, more to herself than anyone else, you asked Herta about the blessing Aila had.