Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Shattrath ushered in the first dawn after the great changes.

The huge beam of light leaping into the sky disappeared forever with yesterday's sunset. The red demon was pierced through the chest and thrown out to die without resting, and the once towering Holy Light Dome became empty.

There is nothing there but the flowing golden well.

Kil'jaeden's curse was like it had never happened. Even those who knew about it would defeat the curse because of Kael'thas.

Unfortunately this is just an illusion.

The dark curse was hidden on another mirror in the Sunwell. On the island of Quel'Danas, dense black vines dug deeply into Kael'thas' body and the well water of the palace.

The mages of Silvermoon City have been completely alarmed and are surrounding the Sunwell to investigate the solution.

Kael'thas knew little about curses, so he allowed these mages to examine them, hoping they would find a better way.

Otherwise, in order to fight against the curse that invaded his body, it would be difficult for him to find the strength to solve the trouble caused by the guardian dragon.

The purpose of transplanting the curse to Quel'Thalas was to hide it, so as to prevent people in Draenor from becoming suspicious and leaking the news.

Cursed things cannot be discovered by others.

The whole world's time suddenly slowed down.

After Draenor's victory, Kael'thas naturally became the Lord of the New World. While feeling relieved, he also sent a large number of mages to establish barriers in various places.

The temporarily raised rune stone barriers are not very effective, at least they cannot completely block the space connecting Draenor to the void.

Although the two leaders of the Burning Legion are dead, its remaining commanders and soldiers will be countless, and they may invade Draenor at any time in order to wash away the shame.

Although Kael'thas is not afraid of those demons, having too many of them is very troublesome.

For this, a strong barrier is essential.

In addition to the elf mages, there were also people from certain races who asked for help - except for humans, Kael'thas agreed.

Our protagonist has not yet given a plan for dealing with the Alliance Expeditionary Force, but these humans will not truly belong to Draenor, so they will not be counted as his new people.

Regardless, Kael'thas set them aside to dry.

He has many things going on.

After arranging the rune stones, the next step was to meet with representatives of each tribe to obtain their allegiance.

Of course, this process will not be smooth at all. Whether it is the arakkoa or the gronn... and even more races, Kael'thas is not taken seriously.

Although the changes last night were huge, most of the native species did not understand it correctly and thought that Kael'thas was the same creature as A'dal...

Coercion, inducement, and violent conquest, this is the answer given by Kael'thas.

He has arrived here, and racial troubles are just a game for him for a while.

However, before solving this problem, Kael'thas still postponed the regional division work.

After a night of transmission, the rune stones had spread the energy of the Sunwell throughout the world of Draenor. The King of Elements and the orc shamans began to explore the conditions of the land and seek ways to rejuvenate the world.

With Kael'thas' help, this problem won't be too big, but it will take an equally long time.

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Storm Keep.

When Solanlian was rescued, she took command of the huge dimensional spaceship and directed the sun seekers and mages to conduct research and dissection on the spacecraft.

The Naaru clan is sparse in number, but in addition to Adal, there are several other Naaru, and they are currently being controlled and used in different places.

There was also a Naaru in the Storm Fortress's satellite ship 'Forbidden Prison'. Pasareon was so happy that he stayed in the Forbidden Prison all day long, using instruments to absorb the power of the Naaru for research.

Solanlian turned a blind eye to such actions.

She took a nap after being rescued, and when she woke up, she was back to her old selfless self.

No one questioned Solanlian's cliff jumping behavior last night.

After Deathwing appeared, he used a flame barrier to prevent other elves from assisting, and Solanlian had no right to refuse the invitation he sent.

Besides agreeing, she could only choose death.

The Black Dragon King won't just say a few words and leave. His purpose is to attack Kael'thas...so Solanlian will not end well no matter what.

In that case, jumping off a cliff is the only option.

Solanlian's cliff jumping is a harm to Kael'thas, but it is also a way to avoid being killed by Deathwing.

Astromancer didn't want to go with Deathwing. She knew she had no choice, so she wanted to take her own life...

Most elves understand this, and there are even several elven mages who are secretly grateful for her choice.

During a break in work, an old mage with slightly frosty temples found Solanlian.

He was a friend of her dead mentor and an elf who saw the Astromancer grow up.

Because of last night's incident, the old mage comforted Solanlian and told her some secret things.

"The queen will raise you personally in order for you to help His Highness Kael'thas."

Among all the secrets, the old mage revealed a truth that made the astromancer tremble in his heart:

"But she doesn't want you to be His Highness's subordinate, but she wants to make you His Highness's wife..."

"What she really expects is... Solanlian, you can tutor His Highness as a wife, just like her relationship with the king..."

Solanlian was the next princess in the hearts of many lords and mages when she was very young.

The elves of the previous generation wanted to wait for their young prince to grow up and go through hundreds of years of wind and frost like other elves before bringing these two people together.

For this reason, they now only place Solanlian next to Kael'thas as a subordinate.

However, things take their own way.

No one expected Quel'Thala's disaster to come so early, and Kael'thas accepted the rule at a young age.

The king and the previous generation of elven lords were all dead, and the remaining royal mages did not dare to speak in front of the Sunwell - with this delay, Solanlian's originally destined happy future disappeared without a trace.

"But...Solanlian."

The old mage smiled at her:

"After last night's incident, we discussed... As expected, you are the most suitable princess for His Highness."

"If you want to take action one day, you can always tell us."

He made a promise.

The power of the royal mages was proven in this war. During the rapid replacement process after the death of the king, the young mage group in the Elf Kingdom had not yet been formed.

Therefore, these mages represent the most powerful force in the elves today.

They were the last gifts left to Kael'thas and Solanlian from the previous generation. RS