Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Onyxia escorted Sylvanas out of Quel'Thalas.

Solanlian, who came to see her off, watched the elf door slowly close, feeling suddenly disappointed.

"time flies..."

She still clearly remembered the first time she met Sylvanas. At that time, she never dreamed that the proud woman would split into two in the end.

Predicting the future seems like a joke now.

After so many years, who could have imagined the current situation?

Even Nozdormu can only be played by fate, let alone Solanlian...

The loss of precognition once put her into a trough, but now it seems to be meaningless - at least she can get back on her feet without relying on precognition.

"Let's go to the next place."

Solanlian gave orders to the mages behind her, and then got into the carriage with them hugging their heads.

She and the mages are collecting information about the land of Quel'Thalas, and they have to continue their work after bidding farewell to Sylvanas this time.

The land of the Elf Kingdom may not seem big, but when she really investigated it in order to collect complete information, Solanlian found that time was very tight.

She even put time for sleeping and eating on the road.

This time she closed her eyes in the carriage as usual, intending to take a break while swaying forward.

However, her rest was interrupted earlier than usual.

"Lord Solanlian, your two companions want to see you."

After the carriage stopped, a mage announced outside.

companion?

Elves don't use words too casually, and there are really not many people who can be considered by the people below to be Solanlian's companions.

She roughly guessed their identities.

"Are they Valela and Liadrin? This carriage is very big. Come in."

Solanlian sent out an invitation.

The sound of chocobos chirping could be heard outside, and the carriage shook a few times. It was the female thief and the paladin who walked in after opening the curtain.

"Didn't His Highness refuse you two to stay? Why haven't you returned to Draenor yet?"

Solanlian asked a little strangely, now that the elves are migrating to the new territory of Draenor, why do these two women still stay in Quel'Thalas.

"Go back, but come back again."

Liadrin put Queldra on her lap and explained softly:

"We always feel a little worried about what His Highness is doing now. He must be hiding something."

Solanlian frowned slightly, and a flash of thought flashed in her eyes:

"Why do you think so?"

In fact, she herself felt the same way - the real reason for Solanlian to stay in Quel'Thalas was not the work she was doing now, but the uneasiness in her heart.

She was worried about leaving Kael'thas in this world, so she made an excuse to stay and observe the situation.

However, Solanlian never understood where her uneasiness came from. Perhaps the two women in front of her could tell her the answer.

"because..."

Liadrin was silent for a long time and sighed:

"Ever since he was young... His Highness has never been at ease. Hasn't he always liked to show off his strength alone?"

Varela's face also darkened, and she said worriedly:

"His Highness never tells others what he thinks."

Solanli was about to turn around and open the car window, but her movements suddenly stopped after hearing these words.

&nbssp;She had a flash of inspiration and finally understood the source of her uneasiness...

"Maybe you are right..."

The astrologer put down his hand and sat in the dim carriage, frowning slightly:

"His Highness is the biggest liar in the world, and you cannot believe everything he says."

She said this, but Solanlian did not tell the specific thing she was thinking. She intuitively believed that it would be better for Liadrin and Valela to stay in Draenor.

"You don't need to worry too much. I, Onyxia, and Sylvanas are still here. If there is any accident, I will notify you in advance."

Solanlian began to comfort the two women with words:

"The other side of the Sunwell is in Shattrath. Protect that side so you can roughly see if something happens."

There is only one Sunwell in the two worlds. Although the front and back sides are located in different regions, if something happens to Kael'thas in Azeroth, the elves in Draenor will be able to detect it.

Unless Kael'thas severs or weakens his connection with the Sunwell.

But is that possible?

Kael'thas, as the central figure, may not be able to answer now.

He is destroying Uldum.

Although the Titans left many defense mechanisms in the area, they all failed in the face of Kael'thas, and the land became fragmented as he advanced.

It is always easier to destroy than to create.

Kael'thas' movements were as simple as taking a sightseeing walk. Every time his footsteps passed a pyramid or a mountain, these extremely tall things would turn into sand and dust - instantly shattering to the ground.

The land that was originally filled with rolling yellow sand turned into a desolate and dead silence after he walked.

There are no mountains, no trees, and no life.

But even so, Sargeras's teasing still did not weaken.

"What are you doing? Taking a walk?... Or are you being soft-hearted and giving the lives here time to escape?"

The Demon Lord's vision was extremely sharp. No matter how hard Kael'thas pretended, he still discovered the weakness of the Elf Prince.

Although he is talking about destroying the world, it seems that Kael'thas still hasn't let go of his extra kindness.

Uldum, which could be destroyed with just a few flips of the palm, was now slowly being squeezed by Kael'thas. This scene seemed ridiculous to Sargeras.

"Not to mention destroying the world, not even the ancient gods can defeat you."

Sargeras scoffed:

"Don't forget that the ancient gods cannot die. They coexist with the world of Azeroth. You can only choose to seal them - but they are experts in souls and temptations. Your excess weaknesses are destined to be exploited by them."

What he was talking about was exactly what Kael'thas had been worrying about.

Many things in Azeroth can be related to science. In Kael'thas' view, everything such as magic and holy light is energy, while gods like the Titans are more like a group of researchers who have mastered advanced magical technology. .

Even more troublesome are the Old Gods - they are advanced parasites from the universe.

The ancient gods are parasitic in the world of Azeroth. They are integrated with the world and prosper together. However, death can cause the destruction of the world.

It was precisely because of this that the Titans chose to seal them instead of killing them.

Kael'thas needs to think of a comprehensive way to deal with them. He wants to reshape the world, and he can't do it without first dealing with the objects that pose a huge threat to the world.

A group of objects related to the Ancient Gods, including Titan Guardians and Elemental Lords, must also be treated with caution.

But the biggest trouble is Sargeras. All the ancient gods combined may not be able to hurt him. RS