She doesn't let them take you as a trophy

The elven girl acted haughtily and nobly, then spoke in a firm voice:

"I will not allow this foolish game to continue. Get another prey, get another Aldebaran, but this helpless creature is under my protection!"

"You fool elf girl! He is an important acquisition for our rivals house, and we captured him rightly. I won't let you spoil my achievement!" One of the guys spoke.

"Will you dare challenge me, neonates?!" The elf seemed to ask very nobly, but the coldness of her tone sounded quite intimidating.

The novices thought, looked at each other, but decided not to face her.

"Pegasus Hat will hear about this."

"I can handle him. The question is, can you guys handle me?"

Muttering and cursing under their breath, the rookies left, intimidated, going to look for, perhaps, another prey, another Aldebaran.

After the newbies left, you were left alone with the elf girl. She slowly approached you and crouched down, running her hand over her body.

"There... there, little Aldebaran, I saved you from major problems, everything is fine."

"The...thanks, I guess."

She flashed a quick smile.

"I couldn't let them do that to you, such a...fascinating little creature. I'm going to let you off those ropes." And so she did. As she was finishing, however, you heard a familiar voice.

"Let him go, you big-eared meddler!"

It was Dione and Juliet was with her.

"Oh... looks like your mates have arrived." The elf spoke without changing her voice, smiling as if she found this amusing.

"Leave him alone!" Dione strode forward.

"It's...it's okay, Dione, she...she helped me." You explained the situation.

"SHE helped you?" Dione snarled at the woman, "this... stupid big-eared?"

"Why such gratuitous insults, Dione Orgruxas?" The elf asked with a cynical smile.

"I don't like you, and don't pretend to be friendly with me... Nielle Alauthar."

"I didn't do this for you, or your ruminant friends. I did this exclusively for our number one rookie." She cast an interested glance at his body, with the same hard-to-decipher smile. "Despite our house rivalries, I hope we are good friends, little boy."