Azeroth Shadow of the Moon

With the help of the night elves, the Tirisfal Council was officially rebuilt, and all the member states promised to send their elite mages to the council to contribute to the protection of Azeroth.

Taking the opportunity of the rebuilding of the Tirisfal Council, the wave of globalization began to prevail.

Fandral, who replaced Malfurion as the director, took the opportunity to promote the Cenarion Council to the world, and openly announced that he would recruit Gilneas druid apprentices to join the Cenarion Council.

Taking this as an opportunity, the member states increased their support for the Cenarion Council, and even the Zandalari, who were still somewhat reluctant, also sent additional staff under the impetus of the situation.

Under the instructions of Shandris, Namulia Linge, the leader of the Hidden Passage, also began to secretly investigate and absorb new blood.

Powerful hunters and rangers of all nationalities and races have received secret invitations from the Hidden Passage one after another to go to the sharpshooter camp in Highmountain to participate in the trial.

The Hidden Path is an absolutely neutral organization, and shooters of any identity from any country can join.

Shandris, Leticia, Delaryn and others had been named in the secret passage many years ago, and the high elves who had a good relationship with the night elves became Namulia's first target.

The four brothers and sisters of the Windrunner family were all packed, and Lor'themar Theron, the lieutenant of the ranger army, and Halduron Brightwing, the farstrider, also received letters of invitation.

Other participants include the Horde's Beastmaster Rexxar, the well-known dwarf hunter Hemet Nesingwary, the Shadowhunter Lokhan of the Darkspear trolls, the Draenei ranger Archbishop Nari, and more.

Namulia even sent invitations to the vrykul and tol'vir, and the tol'vir were the first to respond, while the vrykul were still hesitant.

Also, an invitation sent to Stratholme for the Dark Ranger Nathanos went unanswered.

At this time, the war between the Forsaken and Lordaeron was in full swing. The originally expected one-sided situation did not appear, and the Forsaken was extremely tenacious.

Only a few years have passed since Lordaeron was rebuilt, and this promising kingdom cannot afford the wear and tear on the country caused by a long war.

Queen Calia originally hoped to take down Stratholme with a blitzkrieg. Seeing that the Forsaken's defense was still impregnable, Calia was not overwhelmed by the blood, and began to consider temporarily withdrawing her troops.

Although Stratholme failed to break through, a large area of ​​Eastern Plague territory, including Blightwood and Mushroom Valley, was returned to Lordaeron.

The Amani trolls in Zumashaer finally couldn't hold on under the powerful firepower of the high elves. Including the Amani leader Zuljin, most of the Amani trolls were killed in Zumasha, where there was only a ray of sky exit. Inside.

Kael'thas didn't have any nostalgia for the territory of the Eastern Plaguelands. The population of the high elves could not support their outward expansion, and the Amani forest hadn't been fully grasped yet.

The Sun King and Calia made a deal, in exchange for resources such as high-grade minerals, herbs, and furs. Quel'Thalas handed over Zuma'shal, which he captured, to Lordaeron.

The situation in the Eastern Continent is much more turbulent than the peaceful Kalim, and these local wars have little to do with the night elves.

Now that the three major professional organizations have expanded their enrollment one after another, Andrea simply expanded his horizons and called on all races in Azeroth to establish special neutral organizations dominated by various professions to further promote the internationalization process.

Tauren, orcs, trolls, and Wildhammer dwarves jointly created the shaman organization Earth Ring. They are committed to communicating with the elements and trying to use the power of the elements to quell the many natural disasters in Azeroth.

Headed by Prism, Mathias, and Garona, the legendary thieves of Azeroth founded a thieves organization called the Brotherhood to maintain the underground order of Azeroth in the dark corners.

Soldiers are relatively simple. Odin just plans to open the Hall of Valor to expand its enrollment. This sacred war hall is the most suitable headquarters for all fighters.

High-level fighters including Saurfang, the high-ranking warlord of the orcs, Garrod, who is relatively weak among the high-ranking night elves, and Salorian Dawnseeker, the holder of the sword Quel'Delar of the high-borne elves, went to Storm Gorge one after another. Bay to participate in the trial.

The headquarters of the paladins and priests are set up in the same place, the underground temple of the Chapel of the Holy Light. Many well-known believers of the Holy Light have joined the Order of Radiance and the Order of the Void Light, including Prophet Velen and the Kingdom of Stormwind who have just left the customs. Archbishop Benedictus.

Benedictus was being secretly monitored by leaders from various countries without his knowledge. The old fritter Velen and Benedictus kept their faces close in the name of discussing the nature of the Holy Light.

Rakish... should be called Saruman now.

It took Velen several years to finally purify the dark resentment in Saruman's heart, and patiently reassemble his shattered views and memories.

Having recovered the past memory, Saruman felt as if he had passed away.

Velen did not erase his memory as Lakish, and what he did in the past made Saruman, who recalled Velen's childhood teachings, feel ashamed.

After Saruman's narration, Velen, who originally had a glimmer of hope in his heart, was finally disappointed.

His wife failed to escape bad luck, and died of severe soul damage during Kil'jaeden's brainwashing process, only Saruman persisted tenaciously.

As the only family member of the Prophet, Saruman's sincere repentance to his tribe was temporarily forgiven by the Draenei.

But Rakish the butcher has committed too many sins in the past, whether Saruman really reforms depends on his future performance.

Compared with other professional organizations, monks and warlocks are special.

Also as spellcasters, warlocks and mages are treated completely differently.

Distinguished mages are treated preferentially in all countries, but warlocks who play with evil energy are like rats in the sewer, they can only hide and seek to make ends meet.

Andrea didn't have a good impression of warlocks. History has proved that these guys who use fel energy to bind demons are better at killing than mages.

The Blackface Council...it seems to be called this name, right?

Originally, the senior management of the professional organization of warlocks in history was constantly changing. Every warlock wanted to use his colleagues as a stepping stone, plotting and entrapping each other without any sense of guilt.

Andrea did not pay special attention to the development of warlocks, but it is said that they still quietly established their own organization in a corner of the world.

The monk is quite special. This profession developed by the pandaren did not involve any foreign races at the beginning.

As the fog of Pandaria dissipated, some pandaren who harbored an outward attitude towards the outside world began to leave their homes and travel around the various continents and islands of Azeroth, and by the way, introduced the concept of the monk profession to other countries.

The headquarters of the monks is still located in Sunny Peak of Pandaria. Those who are interested in the way of monks, regardless of race or nationality, can go to Pandaria to learn from teachers.

The mighty process of globalization is unfolding in an orderly manner, but at this moment, the newly established shamans and guardian dragons of the Earth Ring sent warnings.

Simultaneous changes occurred in the four elemental worlds, and the activity of the elements in Azeroth increased sharply, and it was about to break through the critical point of a large-scale disaster.

Thanks to the book friend Waghuan for the reward.