The narrator tells the audience that he is a former slave of the fairy. He tells them that elves were originally born and brought up in the forest, and that they were raised like humans. He says that the elves have pride, so they do not get caught by human beings. The narrator thanks the elves for their kindness, but he says that they are not doing it for charity. He explains that he wants to repay the cost of the loan himself and earn his freedom.
The narrator tells the audience that he is a former slave of the fairy. He tells them that elves were originally born and brought up in the forest, and that they were raised like humans. He says that the elves have pride, so they do not get caught by human beings. The narrator thanks the elves for their kindness, but he says that they are not doing it for charity. He explains that he wants to repay the cost of the loan himself and earn his freedom.