Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Sargeras' words were like a curse lingering in Kael'thas' ears, trying to bring him deep despair.

There is nothing more helpless than discovering that you have been living in a trap from beginning to end.

However, Kael'thas is no longer as fragile as before, and the power of the earth has made his emotions much weaker, so he has not lost his rationality to think at this moment.

He knew very well that Sargeras wanted him to be shaken in his heart, so he kept talking like this.

[Despair answered his heart. 】

Kael'thas mentally cheered up. The darkness couldn't swallow him up yet, so he still had time and opportunity to change.

Sargeras' words cannot be taken at face value.

To test how much lies there were in the demon lord's words, Kael'thas stood up.

He walked past Kalia gently without disturbing her sleep, then lowered his body and picked up the Ashbringer.

"I said it was naive."

Sargeras' voice sounded again, causing fluctuations in the silver bloodline.

"Do you only have the power to seduce blood?"

Kael'thas sneered, gritted his teeth and stabbed the Ashbringer into the palm of his left hand.

Under the severe pain, blood dripped to the ground.

The Holy Light burned the palm, but as Sargeras said, it had no effect.

Kael'thas calculated this power and found that even if Kallia killed him with Ashbringer, the power of the Holy Light still could not purify his soul.

"Useless resistance!"

There was a sneer in Sargeras' voice.

How credible is his statement that he has been observing everything?

Kael'thas put down the Ashbringer, and the power of life surged through the wound. In less than a minute, the palm of his hand recovered perfectly.

An idea came to his mind, and he walked to Kaliya's side again.

This beautiful human queen was covered with thin clothes and slept sweetly like a child. The sea breeze seemed unable to drive away the warmth in her heart.

Kael'thas stretched out his hand and wrote on the rocks beside her.

"Do you know what I'm writing?"

He deliberately wrote it out of stroke order just to know whether Sargeras was lying.

"..."

The Demon Lord made no response.

He was indeed lying before.

"You can't see everything, you can only roughly sense what I'm doing."

Kael'thas laughed at Sargeras' cleverness in his heart. It was not difficult to know the Ashbringer. After all, the aura of that weapon was too powerful.

"..."

"What can that change? It's enough that I know what you are doing."

Sargeras calmed down and his tone became cold.

Kael'thas remained silent.

The Demon Lord was right, Sargeras didn't need to see it with his own eyes, as long as he could sense the action, it would be difficult for Kael'thas to have many secrets.

Where to go?

Kael'thas didn't know it, but he was sitting in front of Kallia, shielding her from the sea breeze that was getting colder.

Countless memories have passed by from childhood to adulthood, but in the end there is still only one conclusion.

Move forward!

He had experienced all the sorrow and pain. When he entered the Sunwell, Kael'thas vowed not to stop.

He will not betray himself.

Even a young girl can become the king of a country. Could it be that he has been unable to overcome the difficulties in front of him in two lifetimes?

If the Sunwell itself cannot harm him and the Aspect Dragon has no ability, then there are still a few people in this world who can give Kael'thas hope - the six higher-level Titan Guardians.

In addition to the five-color dragons, the Creator Titans who stayed in this world were responsible for guarding, but there were actually six higher-level Titan guardians that were not yet known.

The six mechanical Titan guardians are hidden in the darkness of the world and have never appeared in front of mortals, but Kael'thas understands them and knows that they are the key to the survival of Azeroth.

Sargeras was the Titan's most valiant warrior before his fall, and perhaps the six Guardians can decipher his seed within Kael'thas' soul.

Kael'thas felt a surge of hope in his heart.

The power of the earth didn't leave much time to choose, and he couldn't drag it out any longer.

Although he wanted to say goodbye to Kalia, Kael'thas' eyes flashed after seeing the writing on the reef, and he still sighed and disappeared on the coast.

Amidst the sound of the waves rolling, Kaliya was still sleeping sweetly.

"elder brother..."

She won't know where the future will lead when she wakes up.

-

The earth sent Kael'thas where he wanted to go.

Nordson.

Since the Lich King fell into a deep sleep, this polar continent has returned to its previous coldness.

The pale moonlight shone on the vast snowfield, and Kael'thas was walking alone in the biting cold wind. He was swaying, and his dark cloak fluttered in the wind.

"Idiot, don't go to them!"

Sargeras seemed to be aware of his purpose and shouted crazily: "The Titans are the biggest enemies. If you go to the Guardians, you are throwing yourself into a trap. Those guys will inform the Pantheon about you!"

"As long as the Pantheon discovers it, not only the world, but even the Well of Eternity will be destroyed!"

Because of his shouting, the Silver Dragon's blood kept boiling, and the abnormal flow of blood in his body caused Kael'thas to experience extreme pain.

He staggered, clutching his chest that lacked blood supply, and sneered with a pale face: "Am I happy?"

In any case, finding a guardian is a better choice than obeying Sargeras.

Sargeras could only destroy the world itself, but Kael'thas, as the reborn Well of Eternity, would always be the object of his spying.

And looking for a guardian doesn't necessarily lead to a titan.

Kael'thas still remembers the scene in the game when the observers sent by the Titans were finally moved by the players and gave up informing the Pantheon to reconstruct the world.

-

I have witnessed countless worlds undergoing the baptism of the Creator - where the inhabitants accepted their fate numbly, without even shedding a single tear.

In the time it takes for your mortal heart to beat, countless planetary systems disappear in the brilliant light.However, until now, I have no emotion or sympathy for them - I can't feel anything!

1000 million, [-] million lives returned to dust.If only they could have your perseverance, if they could have your love for life...

Perhaps it is your imperfections that give you free will and enable you to face all seemingly accidental emergencies with strength.You have done what the Titans' perfect creations could not do.

I have reformulated my reply message.Your planet will be spared.I can no longer blindly trust my own calculations.

-

The things created by Titans are not without emotion. If they can be found, there will definitely be a chance to convince them.

Kael'thas can't even commit suicide now...

He only has this chance. (To be continued