Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Emerald Dream.

While Kael'thas and others were defending against the incoming nightmare, he was paying attention to the druids forming a circle behind him and casting spells.

The green light strips twisted, overlapped, and rotated. Under the shrill and harsh sound, which was like a long sword scratching a stone, a young figure turned from light to thick.

【Why is it her...】

Kael'thas recognized her identity before the figure appeared completely, and secretly screamed, "Oh no!"

The druids talk about summoning people related to the Green Dragon Queen, but when did Kallia get involved with her?

Having met him at Mount Hyjal, it was impossible for Kallia not to recognize Kael'thas's current appearance as a night elf, which was not a good thing.

Having just ended Solanlian's problem, Kael'thas is now most afraid of meeting someone similar to her - but in a way, Kallia is more persistent than Solanlian.

"I'll go take a look at the front..."

Kael'thas turned around and spoke in a low voice to the Druid next to him, then walked forward with his sword regardless.

He thought that as long as Kaliya didn't see him from the front, he could create an accident and escape without being noticed by being 'swallowed' by the nightmare.

However, there are so many coincidences in the world. When Kalia, who was carrying the Ashbringer, just opened her eyes from her trance, her eyes were fixed on Kael'thas' back.

【elder brother...】

Without pausing for even a minute, Kalia rushed forward to catch up.

The druids were so surprised by her actions that they did not stop her in time.

Not long after Kael'thas stepped into the dark nightmare realm, Kallia, who was shining with holy light, suddenly grabbed the corner of his clothes.

"...haven't seen you for a long time."

The situation was a little awkward, and Kael'thas couldn't find any other more suitable sentence.

"Long time no see, brother."

However, Kalia didn't seem to care about his escape, Yingying smiled: "I didn't expect you to be here too."

Her attitude was as normal as the sister next door whom he met every day, which made Kael'thas feel a little complicated.

Perhaps he was too worried, but in that case, there was no need for Kael'thas to leave.

"Why are you here? Can those druids forcefully summon you?"

He stopped, swung his sword to eliminate a nightmare on the side and asked.

After discovering that the summoned person was Kallia, Kael'thas felt strange.

Not to mention the power of the human queen herself, the protection of the artifact Ashbringer alone can make any evil thoughts pass into Kaliya's heart.

The reason why she was summoned could only be due to her own choice.

"I come to the Emerald Dream to join the fight."

Sure enough, Kaliya quickly explained the reason.

After hearing the druid's call, the red dragon mage Krasus was ecstatic and asked Kalia to accept the summons, and told Kalia some of the inside stories he knew about the Emerald Dream.

Kallia now knows better than Kael'thas what happened in the Emerald Dream.

"I am here to investigate information about Lord Malfurion and His Majesty Ysera."

Kallia explained to Kael'thas: "Crassus asked me to wear a necklace. That necklace can protect my soul and lead me away when I want to leave the dream."

She pointed to her chest.

Kael'thas saw a blue crystal hanging under her neck. He stretched out his hand to pick it up and take a look, but felt that it was inconvenient for both men and women and stopped.

"You want to see?"

Kallia tilted her head, then chuckled, grabbed Kael'thas' hand, and placed him on the crystal.

"Why did you stop?"

She didn't seem to notice the difference between men and women at all, and her towering jade breasts suppressed Kael'thas' hand.

Kael'thas quickly took his hand back.

In the short contact, he felt the protective power of the dragons in the crystal, so it seemed that Kaliya was indeed not in any danger.

The crystal seems to have been made a long time ago, and the power of the Emerald Dream still remains in it. With the protection of the power of this world, Kallia's holy light does not seem to be suppressed.

She stood there with a smile on her face, and most nightmares didn't dare to get close.

"Blessings from the Dragon Kings!"

The druids came over exclaiming.

They performed some weird alliance etiquette they had learned during this period in front of Kalia, and then told her the reason for the summons.

The night elves have lived in seclusion for thousands of years. Although they have no choice but to join the alliance, their pride cannot be eliminated in a short time. The druids obviously did not show much respect when talking to Kallia.

Perhaps to them, the status of Tyrande, Malfurion and others is much higher than that of Kallia.

Fortunately, they summoned Kallia. If it were the dwarf king or the admiral of Korlatis, these druids would have been beaten.

"That dead tree?"

Kalia raised her head to look at the dead tree carefully. The nightmares that fell with the swaying branches made her frown: "All the nightmares here are caused by it? You are doing the right thing, you can't let it go on like this..."

She picked up the Ashbringer from behind, then turned around and smiled again: "Let's go deal with him, brother..."

At this moment, Kael'thas felt something was wrong.

Kalia told him the answer through actions. She grabbed Kael'thas tightly with her other hand, and then pulled him forward.

Familiar strength, the strength Solan Lian used to hold him a few days ago was no stronger than this.

"Let me go..."

Kael'thas saw the joy and persistence blooming on the human queen's face from the side, and already knew that there was no hope.

Kaliya grasped his hand again.

"my hand..."

She spoke suddenly, without even a moment's hesitation in her steps.

The dark earth ignited with white flames under her feet, and the holy light burst by the Ashbringer illuminated the path ahead. Its power was so powerful that the nightmares fled in all directions like mice seeing cats.

Kalia's eyes stared straight ahead, but her parted lips trembled slightly.

"The scar on my hand has disappeared, can't you continue to hold it?"

Kael'thas didn't know what she was thinking, or whether she was playing a trick on him.

But he didn't think Kaliya was this kind of person.

"..."

So he admitted defeat and was led by Kaliya to move forward.

This journey is short, but it seems very long, but at least Kael'thas doesn't like this feeling of being caught one-sidedly.

He felt his palms getting sweaty.

Kalia's hand relaxed slightly, and Kael'thas opened his palm knowingly, and then clasped his fingers with hers.

The soft, cold palms touched each other and the fingertips intertwined. It was obviously the first time, but it felt like even after countless centuries of being together, they might not be so warm.

That little girl back then, when Kael'thas was pulling her to walk, she always liked to make noises along the way.

'Why do your hands have to be so big? '

She tried to put her palm against his, but in the end she could only hold his fingertips with her little hand.

Months of journey, years of light and shadow, but those weak fingers seem to have never forgotten their dreams.

The hands that could only be brought together when sleeping were finally completely fused together.

【I can be with him. 】

Kaliya covered her slightly moist eyes with lowered eyelids.

She was happy, she had never been so happy.

In her life, there were far more pains and hardships than happiness, but every time she met Kael'thas, every time she received his tenderness, she would be happy.

Time after time, every time happier.

However, Kalia is also suffering from the long wait required for this kind of 'happiness'... She is a human being and cannot change regardless of her identity and race.

For humans, time is too short.

Kalia couldn't afford to wait. She went to learn and try to accept...but she still didn't want to wait hundreds of years.

"Brother, after defeating this dead tree..."

Under the huge dead tree, Kallia turned to face Kael'thas.

They were almost at the end of the road, and the shadows of the druids had long been thrown away.

Countless nightmares roared behind them, but their eyes flashed red with fear. They looked at the Ashbringer in fear and did not dare to step forward. In the eyes of Kallia, they looked like cowards.

She didn't want to be such a coward.

There will be no change if you don't say something, and there won't be any results if you don't work hard - waiting for something to happen is something that only appears in fairy tales.

"After defeating this dead tree...can you take me with you again?"

She looked up expectantly.

The twinkling light in her pupils reminded Kael'thas of the girl who threw bottles outside the wall in the monastery.

"Take me once more...take me on a journey again..."

Even as the world changes, Kalia still pursues her childhood dream - a dream that was once shattered, but this time she wants to find it again.

She won't sleep in anymore... and she won't miss any more views.

"Travel? No, you should go back early..."

Kael'thas didn't want to agree.

In fact, he was not willing to let Kalia stay in the Emerald Dream at all, because the Nightmare King had nothing to do with her.

"The time here is different from the outside world. Lord Crassus said that I have a long time to use...two weeks. I will be forcibly sent away in two weeks..."

Kalia is not worried about time at all. Her body is protected by countless paladins, so there will be no problems at all.

The time in the Emerald Dream is much faster than that in the main world, and two weeks cannot be compared to one day.

For Kalia, it was just a day's sleep.

Kael'thas was a little moved. Kallia came to investigate the Nightmare King, and it would be good for him to follow him.

Once again he made a decision based on profit.

"it is good..."

This profit-filled decision made Kalia's face light up.

The meaning of the journey was completely different to her. She just wanted to reverse the results of the last time, the things she had not done and the words she had not said... she just wanted to say them again this time. (To be continued