Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Medivh said that the orcs were coming soon, but Kael'thas never expected how fast this 'fast' would be.

That night, tiny green vortices began to spin inside the extinguished door of the Dark Portal, and rows of orc soldiers walked out of it.

Instead of opening the coordinates, the Dark Door was reactivated on a small scale.

Perhaps everyone underestimated the abilities of the orcs.

After these orcs appeared, they immediately swept towards the north.

The next morning, just as Kael'thas was thinking about how to discuss with the Kirin Tor, he accepted the summons from Antonidas.

"The orcs are back."

When the five councilors gathered, Antonidas said:

"They came over last night and started attacking Stormwind."

Kael'thas didn't know that all the human soldiers who had guarded the Dark Portal had been wiped out overnight, so the Alliance had been paying close attention to the situation.

Now as soon as the orcs attacked, they quickly received the message.

"The orcs are not coming this time, so don't worry too much."

Antonidas looked at several congressmen and smiled:

"I'm just calling everyone here to remind you not to be careless."

"We don't know what they're here for, so be vigilant."

According to intelligence, there were only tens of thousands of orc troops passing through the Dark Portal this time. It was obvious that they did not come for invasion, and the Alliance was still studying their purpose.

Kael'thas was silent.

He is the only one who knows what the orcs are here for.

The orcs in Outland are led by an old shaman named Ner'zhul, who is also a warlock and Gul'dan's teacher.

Ner'zhul sent the orcs to this world to snatch several artifacts.Open more portals similar to the Dark Portal so that they can escape from the demon's control and travel to the new world.

Of course, he failed in the end.

【Do you want to stop this action? 】

Kael'thas suddenly hesitated.

To be honest, he couldn't beat Ner'zhul. Ner'zhul was more powerful than Gul'dan, so he couldn't possibly pose any threat to Ner'zhul.Moreover, Ner'zhul's actions this time will not cause any losses to the elves, and even the impact on the human world will not be too great.

Ner'zhul was captured by the demons and transformed into the Lich King as a result of this action.

But without this action, wouldn't he become the Lich King?

The reason why Ner'zhul took this action was because the demon wanted the orcs to invade the world again, but Ner'zhul resisted in the end and wanted to open the door to the new world and escape.It is precisely because of this that he was caught and tortured by the devil.

However, if Ner'zhul failed in this action, the demon would definitely not let him go.He will still become the Lich King.

Kael'thas is a little troubled.

But he soon regained consciousness.

[Anyway, it’s better to try it. 】

Kael'thas decided to try his best to change this incident.

"Did the Alliance send someone?"

he asked Antonidas.

"Yes, several outstanding heroes from last time were sent to deal with the orcs."

Antonidas smiled and said the names:

"Turalyon, Danath, Kurand, and Khadgar."

They are all people familiar to Kael'thas.

Turalyon and Khadgar were the people who were originally close to Lothar.Danath was the human who had shown favor to Stromgarde, and Kurland was one of the leaders of the Wildhammer Knights.

The four heroes are exactly the same as in history. The only thing missing is the high elf Alleria.

Kael'thas finally had a real feeling this time.

His actions are not without effect, at least some things have indeed changed, and the fate of some people has indeed completely entered a different track.

"Teacher, that means we don't have to do anything, right?"

Kel'Thuzad asked from the side.

"Yes."

Antonidas confirmed:

"I will send some mages to help, but we don't need to do anything. We just need to carefully protect Dalaran."

The decision he made surprised Kael'thas.

[Did Antonidas notice it? 】

Kael'thas was thinking in his mind. He knew that the orcs would attack Dalaran. This place contained the artifacts they needed - the Book of Medivh and the Eye of Dalaran.

Ok?

But there is another most important scepter of Sargeras, Kael'thas, which he has forgotten.

Precisely.The Scepter of Sargeras is the most important thing to achieve Ner'zhul's purpose. This scepter can open several dark portals, and Ner'zhul should have already obtained the huge energy support it requires.

The Skull of Gul'dan is an artifact with powerful energy. Historically, it was obtained by an orc warlock who survived by chance and returned to his hometown, and then changed hands to Ner'zhul.

The Eye of Dalaran and the Book of Medivh can be said to have no effect.The Eye of Dalaran will not be of great help to Ner'zhul, and the reason why the Book of Medivh is needed is that it records how to use the Scepter of Sargeras.

Medivh——

The old guy who wrote the book is still living in Kael'thas.

After the meeting, Kael'thas immediately returned to his room with questions.

"Where is the Scepter of Sargeras?"

he asked Medivh hurriedly.

"The Scepter of Sargeras? It seems you know a lot..."

Medivh's shadowy body appeared in the middle of the room, sighed, and then recalled:

"If I remember correctly, it should be in the royal palace in Alterac now."

Alterac——

Where Kalia is.

Kael'thas immediately raised his heart.He cursed secretly and prepared to walk outside.

But he remembered another question:

"Medivh, should the orcs take the Book of Medivh or the Scepter of Sargeras first?"

The Book of Medivh is in Dalaran, the Scepter of Sargeras is in Alterac, and Kael'thas seems to be inseparable from both places.

"I can't tell you that."

Medivh shook his head and smiled lightly:

"But I suggest you go to Alterac."

He then softened his face and explained:

"Maddie's book is a book written by me, it is more than one..."

This sentence instantly explained Kael'thas' question.

In other words, the orcs may not come to Dalaran, but they will definitely go to Alterac?

He no longer hesitated, and immediately went out to gather the elves, and then went to say goodbye to Antonidas.

"Are you going to Alterac?"

Antonidas looked at him strangely, his eyes flashed brightly, and he laughed:

"Go ahead."

He didn't even ask why and directly agreed to Kael'thas' request.

So this morning, Kael'thas took a group of elves and started running towards the snow-covered Alterac. RQ