Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

When the feather fell into Solanlian's body, Kael'thas left her lips.

At this time, the astromancer had passed out.

Kael'thas was slightly surprised when he checked her body and found that the coma was caused by a sudden energy shock.

There is no outline of her body.

This made him feel relieved and started the next step of inspection.

'Anveena's body healing ability restored her tongue to integrity in an instant. Kael'thas chanted a spell in a low voice and scanned the astromancer's body through the feathers.

Solanlian relaxed her eyebrows in a coma, which indicated that the feather effect was successful.

The threat from behind seemed to be unable to harm her, so she had no choice but to retreat.

However, Kael'thas did not stop moving. He wanted to find the source of the threat through the residual effects of some defensive spells left in the astromancer's body.

Only by actually getting rid of the enemy can we prevent similar problems from happening.

More than ten minutes later, he caught a hint of shadow.

Shadow—not evil energy, nor holy light, nor fire, which made Kael'thas extremely strange.

Was his initial guess completely wrong?

Kael'thas stood up and walked out. He opened the door, and the elven commanders immediately swarmed in.

"Your Highness!"

They looked very worried.

"Solanlian is fine, let her rest and don't disturb her."

Kael'thas warned, and then found the ranger leader from the crowd: "Alleria, come with me."

When Alleria was confused, Kael'thas led her outside.

He briefly revealed something on the way.

"I'll gather the team right away!"

Alleria didn't expect that the astromancer's condition would be so dark, so she immediately went to mobilize her team with murderous intent.

Not long after, the mighty team began to march towards Terokkar Forest.

That's where the shadow aura comes from, and that's why the suspicion of the Naaru in Shattrath cannot be completely ruled out.

It was dark again.

The cool wind blew across the boundless land, stirring up a lot of sand and dust.

Kael'thas returned the body to Anweina again. The elf was starving. She held the reins of the chocobo in one hand, while she kept making bread with the other hand.

In the wind and sand, she swallowed without hesitation.

Alleria could only smile at this scene.

She has lived a long 200 years of life, and may have forgotten the fear of participating in the war for the first time, and is more accustomed to the sadness of life, separation, and death.

However, every time she meets children, she can't help but like their innocence.

She wanted to protect such innocence several times, but annoying wars would make children grow up.

Is Anweina like this too?

"It would be nice if there was no war..."

With a strange feeling in her mind, Alleria brushed the messy hair from her face.

Her eyes stared straight ahead—Terokkar Forest came into view.

Leaving the red edge land, the smell of the forest fascinated all the elves.

"Go this way."

Kael'thas takes over Anveena's body and gives orders.

He looked at the half-left piece of bread in his hand, thought for a moment and finished it.

It tastes green and astringent, but tastes pretty good.

This temporarily assembled team was mainly composed of rangers, and the marching speed leaving the avenue did not slow down at all.

Jumping between trees and weaving through shrubs, all actions allowed the elves to stretch their long-dormant bodies.

In comparison, Anweina's body is obviously not that flexible.

In terms of details, men and women each have their own advantages, and Kael'thas was not able to adapt to quick action for a while.

He followed the fluctuations of the shadow aura and found that the target was to the south.

Shattrath is to the west of Terokasi, and to the south...

Kael'thas thought of a creature, but didn't quite believe they could threaten Solanlian.

The creature he was thinking of was the arakkoa, which, as the name suggests, is a kind of bird-man. '

The arakkoa, this ancient race of humanoid birds, have colorful bodies covered with bright feathers, hook-like beaks, and claw-like hands and feet.They have their own culture and language, and have a feathered crest on their head that can be erected.

Legend has it that the arakkoa once established a prosperous dynasty, but it fell into disrepair due to the sudden disappearance of its leader.

They are less powerful in Draenor than the orcs and draenei, especially after the Big Bang.

Although in terms of strength, the arakkoa, who have their own unique society, are many times more powerful than the harpies, Kael'thas has never considered them since he planned to enter Draenor.

Because... arakkoa can't fly.

They are obviously bird people, but they wear clothes to develop culture on the ground and cannot fly - this race is too strange.

"right here."

Kael'thas led the team to the birthplace of shadow.

He saw the wooden houses scattered on the ground, and then some houses extending up the trees through wooden walkways, and completed the final decision.

This is indeed arakkoa territory.

Solanlian's injuries were probably caused by the arakkoa.

But why do they do this, and how do they do it?

"Search this place and leave nothing behind."

Kael'thas ordered.

He was very dissatisfied with the scene in front of him, because he didn't see a single arakkoa here.

He walked into a wooden house and saw the burning torch on the wall, and his heart became colder and colder.

It was obvious that the arakkoa had escaped - their escape was more conclusive proof that the arakkoa were behind this.

Alleria loudly directed the search outside. The rangers searched every house and every bush, but to no avail.

It's getting dark.

Kael'thas's heart became heavier and heavier. He stood in the square and looked around, and suddenly spotted several birds with beautiful feathers.

The actions of the rangers have already kept the nearby animals away, but these birds have been lingering on a few treetops.

It is said that the arakkoa keep an owl with precious feathers called the kali bird, and they also use some crows or owls called 'Elvins' as guards.

Is it...

Kael'thas called Alleria and whispered a few words to her.

Alleria nodded nonchalantly and then retreated.

She ordered the elves to increase the search area and quietly let a few rangers leave.

Soon after, several screams came from the distance, and the birds on the treetops flew away.

"You are right, Your Highness."

Alleria turned her gaze over there, and then smiled at Kael'thas: "Fortunately, I brought a ranger who is good at driving animals, otherwise I might not be able to find them."

In the gap between the trees where the setting sun dimmed the color, several elven rangers came back escorting the arakkoa wearing ragged cloaks.

These arakkoa people are holding staffs in their hands, maybe some mages or wizards.

"Let me interrogate them!"

Alleria stepped forward first.

Kael'thas has always been a layman when it comes to interrogation, so he sat quietly and watched.

This process is not worth going into detail.

After getting used to getting along with Alleria for a long time, Kael'thas almost forgot that this woman was also a ruthless person - in her original history, she was a woman who had been chasing orcs to Draenor for revenge.

All in all, by the time the results came out - the last arakkoa had already lost all its limbs, and could only obtain the power of death by confessing.

The truth was beyond Kael'thas' expectations.

The black hands who manipulated Solanlian were indeed the arakkoa. They gathered a large number of priests and used three relics of Terokk, the great king of the arakkoa empire, to sneak into the heart of the astromancer without anyone noticing. .

The purpose is to find a way to resurrect 'Terok'.

When the elves entered Draenor, the arakkoa detected the powerful spells of Quel'Thalas. They were delighted to believe that by invading the souls of the elven mages, they would be able to collect the spells to resurrect 'Terok'.

When choosing a target, they chose Solanlian, who had a high status, fragile heart, and profound magical attainments. They gradually began to invade her soul, using various techniques and illusions to exaggerate the fragility of the astromancer, making her defenses step by step. reduce.

This was also one of the two things Kael'thas had doubted before.

Outsiders take action against Solanlian to rule out an impossible rebellion: one possibility is to hurt her, and the other is to explore intelligence.

But he originally thought that the mastermind behind the scenes wanted to explore the rune stones, the Sunwell and other hidden information, but he didn't expect that it was to resurrect a person.

Stupid.

What's even more stupid is what happened after that.

In Draenor, the arakkoa belong to one of the dark forces, and Shattrath has always hated each other.

After receiving the news of the alliance between the elves and the naaru, the arakkoa became nervous.

They once again invaded Solanlian and discovered Kael'thas's spell without any gain, so they cruelly wanted to destroy the astromancer.

As long as she, the leader of the expedition, dies, the alliance between the naaru and the elves will change - and the arakkoa can continue their search for spells with another target.

What they didn't expect was that Kael'thas would lead the team over so quickly.

Through the surveillance of birds that roamed Hellfire Peninsula, the arakkoa were aware of the danger and retreated early.

The place where they retreated was the ruins of Auchindoun, the area south of Shattrath - a certain distance away from here.

Kael'thas remembered that there were several arakkoa cities there.

He thought for a moment and finally announced that he would return to base.

The current team is not enough to destroy the arakkoa in Auchindoun. More importantly, the elves going there will arouse Shattrath's vigilance.

[Say hello to Naru first. 】

Kael'thas decided to send a message to Shattrath after returning to Hellfire Peninsula, asking the naaru to help deal with the Auchindoun problem.

This idea was quickly shattered.

Because just as he was halfway back to Hellfire Peninsula, the sky in several areas of Draenor was shrouded in surging clouds of evil energy.

Huge groups of hellfire fell from the sky, and the dark portal glowed with light.

The Burning Legion did not sit still and wait for death as others expected. They took the lead in taking action.