Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

"News from Lordaeron?"

In the alliance camp in the southern part of Silverpine Forest, Kalia took a letter from the paladin with a puzzled expression:

"Who sent it here?"

"It seems to be the couple you let go last time."

The steady paladin answered in a lowered voice, which could effectively prevent others from hearing.

The couple that was spared last time was undoubtedly Abel and Alyssa.

Although the two of them made a clear promise that night that they would lurk in the Undercity as agents of the Alliance, Kalia did not expect to receive the information so quickly.

She opened the letter with a hint of surprise, and suddenly there was a look of astonishment on her face.

"Did something unexpected happen, Your Majesty?"

The paladin who had been quietly watching her expression suddenly thought that something important had been reported in the intelligence.

"No, it's fine."

The shock quickly disappeared, and Kalia asked the paladin to retreat with a stern look on her face.

She stayed alone in the tent and opened the letter again and read it carefully.

Different from the information obtained by the Paladin, this letter actually did not come from Abel and the two of them, but was a letter from Sylvanas delivered through them.

In addition to routine polite words, the entire letter only talked about two things.

One is that the undead have developed a new plague, and the other is about nightmares.

What annoyed Kalia the most was the first point. She and the Alliance had just finished studying the original plague, but the undead had come up with something new.

Although Sylvanas seems not to want to use plague at all, her behavior has become a thorn in the throat of the Alliance, making it difficult for Kallia to advance or retreat.

Kalia had never noticed the nightmare thing before, so she had no feelings about it.

But for the matter Sylvanas raised, it would be best to investigate it in order to prevent any accidents.

After tearing the letter into powder, Kalia walked out of the tent.

At this time, Varian and Magni came back with sad faces.

"what happened?"

Kalia asked the two men.

"Well...King Zeon of Gilneas still refuses to communicate with us."

Varian frowned, but Magni shook his beard and got angry:

"That old guy has always been so stubborn and won't give up until he doesn't want to. Why should we care about him!"

It's no wonder that the dwarf king is so angry. After all, Gilneas broke away from the Alliance during the Orc War and built a huge wall to isolate the outside world for its own selfish interests.

Magni really didn't want to beg such traitors to return in a low voice.

However, Gilneas is located under the Silverpine Forest. If the Kingdom of Gilneas can get help, the alliance's troops stationed will receive rapid support, and logistics will no longer be so tight.

"Why won't they communicate?"

Kallia couldn't figure out why King Zeon refused to contact. Gilneas could help the Alliance, but helping the Alliance defeat the undead was also in Gilneas' future interests.

How could a city wall truly protect a country? If the undead occupied the Silverpine Forest, Gilneas would be in an awkward position and would accidentally become the number one target for undead invasion.

After escaping the orc war and escaping the demons, is the Kingdom of Zeon still hoping that it will be safe and sound again and again?

"I'm also surprised... Even if he doesn't agree, King Jean wouldn't deny us a chance."

Varian nodded, then tightened his grip on the broadsword at his waist:



"Maybe...that rumor is true..."

"Rumors? The one about werewolves?"

Kalia was stunned for a moment, then became solemn.

During the contact with Gilneas, a very absurd rumor spread among Alliance soldiers.

The rumor said that the Kingdom of Gilneas had been destroyed long ago, and all the humans behind the city walls had lost their humanity due to the curse and turned into evil-looking werewolves.

"Well, that's it. Although I don't want to believe it, some signs are getting weirder and weirder recently..."

Varian said a few words uneasily, and then immediately shook his head:

"How is that possible? I'm just overthinking it..."

He smiled bitterly and then changed the subject:

"Kalia, what are you doing out now?"

If Varian remembered correctly, there shouldn't be any important tasks today.

"Oh, I just heard some strange news."

Kallia informed Varian about the nightmare. Of course, she did not tell Sylvanas, but said that she heard about such things by chance.

Before she finished speaking, the expressions of Varian and Magni suddenly changed.

"Now that I think about it, there have been some weird reports coming out these past few days."

"I've also received several cases of accidents involving people who couldn't sleep. I originally thought it was accidental..."

The three kings looked at each other and began to have a bad feeling.

"Separate, first consolidate their respective information!"

Varian took the lead and said something, and the other two people immediately separated from him and headed to their respective command posts.

The alliance camp became restless. In order to help their respective kings investigate clearly, intelligence officers and mages quickly communicated with various places, and then recorded by hand the number of people who fell for unknown reasons.

In the evening, the three kings gathered together with the records.

Because the action was too fast, the information of the dwarves and Wildhammer dwarves was not counted, but the total number of people in the two human kingdoms and the dwarf kingdoms fell into slumber was 2000.

There are less than 1000 people in each kingdom. This number is almost negligible in the face of the huge area and population. For example, the entire Hillsbrad Hills only has more than 100 people.

Precisely because of the small number of people, the squires and nobles everywhere did not realize the seriousness and did not convey these matters to the king on the front line.

But after integrating all the intelligence, Kalia and others discovered a terrifying conclusion.

These people have only fallen asleep in the past few days. On the first day, there were only dozens of people, on the second day, there were only a few hundred people, but on the third day, there were more than 1000 people...

If it were not an accident, wouldn't it mean that in less than a week, the whole world would fall into a deep sleep?

"A-just kidding..."

Varian couldn't believe this conclusion.

Not only him, but even Kalia and Magni didn't believe that there would be such an exaggeration.

"Where is Lord Crassus?"

At this time, Kalia suddenly remembered the most powerful mage in Dalaran - she hadn't seen him for several days.

"He seems to have returned to Dalaran, but I haven't heard from him recently."

Varian thought for a while:

"Kalia, do you want to go to him and ask about the situation... This is a good way."

Krasus is the most mysterious mage in Dalaran, and since ancient times, mages have always known much more about the unknown than others.

Perhaps Crassus can give them an answer. RS