Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

In the following days, Garin lived a leisurely life. He asked his guards to move all the goods in the original shop and sell them in the shop of the Trollbane family.

A new plaque was made, and the store was transformed.

"Garlin's Fine Alchemy Workshop" opened with great success. Garlin customized a batch of cards to serve as flyers and asked his personal guards to distribute them in the streets of Dalaran.

As a member of the Kirin Tor Council of Six, Kael'thas came to congratulate with great fanfare, giving Galen enough face and letting the people of Dalaran know that this store had a great background.

Garen packed up the scroll of life, potion of clarity, health potion, mana potion and ivory tower and gave a set to Kael'thas. It was not only a way to return the favor, but also to let Kael'thas try out the effect and make a small advertisement in the hope that the high elves living in Dalaran would visit more often.

At this stage, the various weapons and equipment in human shops, including potion supplies, are relatively low-end. The current magic enchantments in Dalaran are also relatively simple and crude, and are completely different from the magic equipment produced by the high elves.

Only after several wars did human skills progress step by step. So war is the best catalyst for scientific and technological progress.

After the war, the mages of Dalaran obtained Gul'dan's notes and learned a lot of forbidden knowledge from them. At the same time, in the late stage of World War II, the high elves were invaded by orcs and were forced to fully engage in the war and rejoin the Alliance, for which they also contributed a lot of arcane knowledge to mankind.

And now, in the technology of alchemy, the health and mana recovery products produced by the Secret Treasury directly crush all the products on the market. It only takes some time to build a name for themselves and there is no need to worry about sales. The only thing is that the production of the Secret Treasury cannot keep up.

After the store issue was resolved, Garin had a lot of free time. He would brag to Drake every day and tease Jaina. When he was bored, he would wander around the streets of Dalaran. After all, Dalaran was about to enter the countdown to destruction, so he just took it as a nostalgic trip.

On this day, Garin was just about to go find Drake and bring some desserts to little Jaina when he received a report from his personal guards saying that a wizard wanted to meet with the owner of the shop, and it was said that he was quite powerful.

This actually aroused Garin's interest. He was attracted by the health and mana recovery potion. I just don't know whether he wanted to cooperate or cut off someone's financial resources and come to cause trouble?

When Garin came to the first floor from the lounge on the second floor, he saw a wizard who looked to be in his thirties sitting in the reception room of the shop.

This is a handsome man with long golden hair combed neatly. His purple magic robe is embroidered with exquisite arcane runes. At this moment, he is holding a thick magic book and reading it. His brows are slightly wrinkled on his handsome face, as if he is thinking about something. He exudes a deep and quiet charm.

"Your Highness, this person has a magical fluctuation of at least the peak of the eighth level. It fluctuates and it seems that he will be able to break through to the ninth level in the near future."

When Gandalf saw the middle-aged wizard, he immediately communicated with Garin through the connection of the Heart of Origin.

I can see it without you telling me. Just look at his handsome looks and the aura he exudes, and you can tell at first glance that he is not an ordinary person.

"Hello, Mage. I'm Jialin, the owner of the shop. I heard that you have something to ask me?" Jialin walked up and asked the mage.

The handsome middle-aged wizard stopped reading, put the book away, and saluted Garin: "Garin? Prince of Stromgarde? I am a wizard from Dalaran, my name is Kel'Thuzad."

Oh my gosh, who?

Mr. Ke!

Garin became very interested.

The future lieutenant of the Undead Scourge, he established the Cult of the Damned and spread the plague in Lordaeron. He was then deliberately killed by Prince Arthas who came to investigate. His soul possessed the prince and he spoke dirty words every day, luring Prince Arthas into darkness step by step.

Why did he come to find me?

"I don't know what Master Kel'Thuzad wants from me?"

"It's like this. I heard that a new pharmacy opened in the city. The potions are quite effective. I bought some and tested them. The healing effect and magic power recovery are quite good."

The wizard paused for a moment, as if he was truly impressed by the potion's effectiveness.

"I tried to analyze the ingredients of the potion, but found that these alchemical potions seemed to be a whole, and I couldn't analyze them at all. This made me very curious, so I wanted to visit the maker and get to know who he is."

"Haha, thank you for your support, Master. The alchemist who made the potion is in Stromgarde, not in Dalaran. I just brought the potion here and tried to sell it. I didn't expect the effect to be so good."

I didn't expect that buying a potion would lure Kel'Thuzad here, but it's not surprising, that's Kel'Thuzad's character.

The Kirin Tor Council controls a large amount of magical knowledge. As a disciple of Speaker Antonidas, Kel'Thuzad has the authority to access this knowledge, and he spares no effort to absorb any knowledge he can get his hands on, even the darkest and most taboo area of ​​arcane magic: necromancy.

Necromancer, as Garin understood it, was necromancy, which could resurrect dead creatures and make them live in another form.

Kel'Thuzad was gifted since childhood and was accepted as a disciple by the boss of Dalaran. He reached the pinnacle of magic at a young age and pursued magical knowledge all his life. Because of the forbidden power, he rebelled against Dalaran and even became a lich who claimed that he could live forever as long as his soul box was immortal.

Does this life experience seem familiar to you? It's very similar to a popular anime character.

The current Kel'Thuzad is different from his mentor. Antonidas specialized in ice field and magical protection, while Kel'Thuzad is a generalist and is interested in all fields, so it is not surprising that he is interested in the alchemical potions in the Arcane Vault.

"Master Kel'Thuzad, if you have a chance, come to Stromgarde. My territory is in the east. I will introduce you to my alchemist and exchange ideas."

Kel'Thuzad was a little surprised to hear Garin's words. He was willing to share such a core thing with him? He could tell that Garin's words were sincere and not just a casual remark.

"Thank you very much, my friend. I am at a critical stage and just one step away from a breakthrough. It is not convenient for me to leave Dalaran recently."

Kel'Thuzad is the disciple of the Speaker of the Dalaran city-state. His future achievement will at least be a member of the Six-Man Council of the Kirin Tor, and his status is no lower than that of a prince. So he calls Garen "little friend", and his intention to make friends with him is very obvious.

"Master, you are majoring in ice magic? It just so happens that my mentor is also a ninth-level ice magician, so we can exchange ideas!"

Then Galen gave up the main seat, and Gandalf began to communicate with Kel'Thuzad.

Gandalf's soul belongs to an alien. He was captured at the Altar of Kings and reshaped into a body before coming to Azeroth. Theoretically, the knowledge in his mind belongs to the arcane system of other worlds. Fortunately, the two are still in the same universe, and some power systems can be converted into each other. It's just that Stromgarde really lacks wizards, leaving Gandalf with no way to verify it.

The two of them talked until noon. Kel'Thuzad's magic pocket watch reminded him of the time many times, and finally he had to leave early and did not have lunch with Garin and the others.

This was just a small episode in Garin's vacation. He met the future Lich King's right-hand man, the adjutant of the Scourge, and the founder of the Cult of the Damned. Now he is still a relatively independent mage. After a few years, after being promoted to the ninth level, he was recommended by Antonidas to join the Council of Six of Kirkin Tor.

As for Mr. K, Garen had no idea of ​​killing or recruiting him in advance. First of all, the appearance of the Lich King was inevitable. Even if it was not Ner'zhul, it could be someone else. By keeping Mr. K, he would have a rough target and could monitor his actions in the future.

The most important thing is that up to now, no bronze dragon has come to him to check the water meter. Maybe it's because the Heart of Origin has blocked the perception of the Bronze Dragon Legion, but he is not sure.

So he thought it would be better for him not to touch Kel'Thuzad. After all, Kel'Thuzad would be one of the biggest villains in the future Scourge event. Killing him would drastically change the timeline, and he would not be able to foresee it.

As for recruiting, these people who pursue power may be turned against by the Lich King who possesses forbidden knowledge at any time. It is disheartening to think about having a traitor in the team.

My power is not strong enough, and the heroes under my command have not reached the legendary level. Please allow me to develop a little more.