Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

After several days of forgetfulness, the Silver Dragon's body was so hungry that it couldn't bear it.

Kael'thas landed on a shore on Kalimdor and hunted a large number of animals for barbecue.

It took him several hours to finish eating, and then he found another high mountain with lingering fear, found a cave deep in the mountain and fell asleep.

Across the ocean, so far away - it would be difficult for Maiev to find him this time.

Kael'thas returned to Draenor with peace of mind, and that world was the focus of his work.

However, not long after connecting Anweina's sight, Kael'thas discovered Illidan's figure.

He is back?

It is true that Blade's Edge Mountain is relatively close, but discussing the issue of sending troops with Gronn should be very time-consuming.

Kael'thas felt an ominous feeling in his heart.

"Illidan."

He took control of Anweina's body and asked the demon hunter about the situation.

Illidan's first words surprised him: "Your Highness, Gronn has rejected our request... They have destroyed the portal."

Unexpected situation, the portal was destroyed?

how is this possible--

Kael'thas was about to say it was impossible, but then he realized the mistake he had made.

Why is it impossible?

The portal historically requires Illidan to destroy it, but that doesn't mean that Blade's Edge Mountain doesn't have the power to solve the portal.

The king of the Gronn clan, 'Gruul', known as the dragon slayer, is a demigod in his own right.

Although this demigod is not on the same level as the demigods with 'divine power' such as the Guardian Dragon, its power is indeed that of a demigod. Dealing with the portal is like jamming a gap in one's teeth.

Mistake.

Kael'thas did not expect that Gruul would seriously deal with the portal, so his plan had to be delayed.

He wasn't angry about the destruction of the portal, but he was angry that there was no portal - the elves couldn't find a reason to march into Blade's Edge Mountain.

The Goron tribe is famous for being difficult to talk to and not polite to outsiders.

If you want the rune stone to be placed safely in Blade's Edge Mountain without being discovered, you must find another way.

"Send a message to Solanlian and ask her to send more harpies to search Blade's Edge Mountain carefully."

Kael'thas made a temporary decision.

Although it is highly unlikely, the harpies may be able to find some hidden and safe locations for him to arrange the rune stones.

After Illidan retreated.

"..."

Kael'thas glanced at Akama with some embarrassment, and then turned his attention to Alleria: "Alleria, can you deal with the orcs in a friendly manner?"

he asked.

This sentence is an inquiry based on the situation in Nagrand.

Nagrand is the earliest birthplace of orcs. Many famous orcs grew up on this prairie, such as Grom, Durotan, Orgrim, Drek'Thar, Gul'dan, and Neo. Zu wait...

Today, Nagrand is still the land of the orcs - the main force being the reclusive orcs.

These are brown-skinned orcs who have not been contaminated in any way. When the Burning Legion corrupted the orcs decades ago, a noble old man gathered together the unaffected orc orphans and escaped the danger and lived in seclusion.

And now Nagrand is in the hands of this growing group of orcs.

If Kael'thas wants to get in touch with them, he must find an unbiased subordinate.

Akama is obviously impossible...

"I can look at them without prejudice if you need me."

Fortunately, Alleria didn't have much hatred for the orcs - her family was not destroyed.

Kael'thas then gave this task to Alleria.

He expected her to bring good news...

The reclusive orcs of Nagrand are not very promising against the demons, and they should be happy to accept help.

After arranging all this, Kael'thas returned to Quel'Thalas.

The reason he came back was to send troops.

As the Draenor region expands, more and more people will be needed, and now there are obviously not enough people.

The current elven expeditionary force, including all foreign races, only has 10,000+ people, and it is enough to disperse them in Zangarmarsh and Hellfire Peninsula.

Kael'thas sent one-fifth of the elves earlier, and this time he needs to send another one-fifth. In other words, nearly half of the more than 30 people in Quel'Thalas will go to war. battlefield.

Apart from the old and weak elves and its own defense personnel, Quel'Thalas will become empty and enter its most vulnerable moment in history.

However, this is a helpless move. Neither Naga nor Troll can send reinforcements now - they can only be supplemented by elves.

【The fertility rate is very low. 】

At this time, Kael'thas hated the elves' reproductive system.

The number of people in any small human country is more than half of the elves, and the alliance can easily start a war with hundreds of thousands of people.

How can the elves afford the human sea tactic?

One less is one, which is the most uncomfortable thing.

"Edana."

Kael'thas floated above the Sunwell, casting a spell to connect with the Harpy Queen of Kalimdor.

"Yes, great master...I am here!"

His voice answered with unusual joy.

Edana had not been summoned for a long time and began to fear being forgotten.

"How's your mission going?"

Kael'thas asked, not only about Edana, but also about the status of the other harpy's mission.

But he forgot what that person's name was.

"Master, we have completed the union of the clans and will soon be able to participate in the war."

Edana replied respectfully.



After some time passed, she finally completed the task.

She then reported the specific data. Surprisingly, the combined number of all the harpy clans in Kalimdor exceeded the total number of existing forces in Kael'thas.

60, it’s hard to imagine these scattered harpies multiplying and prospering.

They really don't rely on men to have children - if they plundered a large number of men, the harpies would have been wiped out long ago.

Fertility between females... Kael'thas found it strange.

He thought for a long time, and finally asked Edana to screen more than [-] harpies to go to Northrend. There was no point in adding more.

The strength of the harpy lies in tasks such as detection and bomb dropping. Tens of thousands of people are too many to detect, and there are too many people and even ammunition cannot be provided. Without ammunition, the harpy becomes useless.

Their value remains to be further developed.

But for a moment, Kael'thas regretted agreeing to Edana's agreement.

What if the curse is really lifted in the future and all harpies become female elves - what about the balance between men and women in elf society?

Is it possible that like the night elves, most of the army is made up of women?

It will be annoying in the future...

Kael'thas asked Edana to stop driving the remaining harpies and distribute them in Kalimdor to continue living and collect information.

After that, he issued the mobilization order and began the troop deployment in Quel'Thalas.

Naturally, other people were responsible for this matter, and before Kael'thas left, Lor'themar found him with anxiety.

"Your Highness, Lady Sylvanas has something urgent to tell you."

The news she brought surprised Kael'thas.

However, there was no Silver Dragon and no clone at this moment - he could not go to Silvermoon City to face Sylvanas.

So he connected to the Tower of the Sun through the shadow of the magic circle.

The pale-faced Sylvanas appeared in his field of vision.

"what happened?"

Kael'thas asked him.

Sylvanas did not answer, but placed a piece of information in the shadow.

This piece of information was sent to the Sunwell and was picked up by Kael'thas.

He opened it to read, and his expression quickly changed.

"Lordaeron joins the Horde!"

After not coming back for just a few days, he unexpectedly left such important information behind.

Kael'thas immediately wanted to contact the two women in Lordaeron and ask them what reasons made them make this decision.

But his movements paused.

Because he realized one thing.

"You knew already?"

Kael'thas' voice was bitter.

"Yes, I know."

Sylvanas on the opposite side answered like this, her face expressionless, staring straight at Kael'thas's projection.

"Why is the Queen of the Undead in Lordaeron also called Sylvanas?"

It was inevitable that she finally found out about this.

Kael'thas was silent for a moment.

"Because she's just like you."

He chose to tell the truth: "You are all half Sylvanas."

How powerful this truth is, perhaps only the person involved can realize it.

Sylvanas's body swayed and her face became even paler.

"Half body...half body...it is indeed like this..."

Maybe she had already noticed that she was different from ordinary people, but she still couldn't believe it.

Until this moment, she finally understood.

"Do you know? Kael'thas..."

Sylvanas stretched out her hand to test the shadow, smiling with an empty look in her eyes: "There is no hatred in my heart...not just hatred, not even sadness."

"It's obviously something that should be sad. I know I should be sad, but I don't have any sense of reality... That's the kind of person I am."

"A person who lacks a soul."

She wasn't sad or angry, or maybe not.

Kael'thas can see how sad Sylvanas is now...

But the sadness is too small.

She is such a person, no matter what she encounters, she will not have too many negative thoughts - because her soul is biased toward light.

Incomplete soul, right?

"Kael'thas, you have been hiding this from me... I know there are many things that you haven't told me..."

Sylvanas continued to smile, her smile slowly softening—surprisingly soft.

"What do you think I am...or what do you want me to be?"

This question made Kael'thas take a breath and lower his eyes.

"I hope you are a carefree bird."

Answer like this.

"A bird in a cage?"

"....Yes."

"...If you expect that...well, I won't ask anything else."

Sylvanas stared at Kael'thas intently, then nodded with a smile.

It's like she has no obsession.

Whether it's correct or not doesn't matter in the first place.

After the contact, Kael'thas floated in the Sunwell. He stared at the sky in a daze and did not contact Sylvanas in Lordaeron.

The reason is not just because of the conversation just now.

What's more, I'm afraid of myself who has become a stranger...

What decision would he make if he contacted Sylvanas in Lordaeron?

Are you just like Delano, continuing to be a big liar who takes advantage of everyone...