Although it is rumored that the dragon clan uses creatures like us as food, except for the black dragon, I still trust other dragon clans very much in terms of security. Since Sylvanas followed the bronze dragon and Crassus also knew about it, I believe that Sylvanas should be without any danger, so I didn't worry about him. Pen~ Fun~ Ge bigif

After that, we returned to Dunholderran for a night of rest, and then reluctantly parted with Jaina, we each returned to their respective duties. That is, she returned to Dalaran, and I returned to the main city... and when I got home, I naturally had to go to my father to report my duties first. As for what I said, they were the disguises I arranged... and the ‘reason’ why I appeared in Dunhold.

It is true that I made a strategic mistake and focused the army on Stantholm, which made him somewhat disappointed, but this is still an understandable mistake. After all, I am still young and I think it is all about experience. What really made my father angry was the news that all the orcs escaped, as well as some rumors about Gilness that I created, and the news of Blackmore's rebellion. These three things can make him very troubled, and now all three things are in front of him. However, compared to the first thing, it is irreversible and has received some great remedies, the third thing has been handled properly, so his attention is naturally focused on gray temples.

Perhaps he was not surprised that the selfish lord would take the risk, after all, Perenod, who was equally selfish as him, had done this. Now our close relationship with Kultilas and Stormwind gave Gilnis the motivation to do so, but his "action" of colluding with orcs to overthrow the alliance still annoyed the father.

Maybe that's what my father thought. In short, the result was that the father summoned Gilness's few envoys in Lordaeron, and then scolded him and drove away the border. Then we almost cut off any exchanges with Gilness, including trade, and some of the previous trade centers instantly became military camps.

Maybe this is what I didn't expect, but in the end, I was still very satisfied. Yes, so we would have no excuse to help them clear out the tribes. Similarly, they also stationed enough heavy troops near our border areas. Therefore, they invisibly reduced the forces that Gilness might encircle Thrall and others. This indirectly helped those orcs gain a foothold in the territory of Gilness.

Thinking of this, I couldn't help but feel how wise it was to let the tribe go to that place. When I was secretly narcissistic, I couldn't help but feel sad again... It was about Sylvanas.

According to the report of the guards who returned from Darron County, she returned there on the day we left Dunhold, and told my guards that they returned to Lordaeron, and she herself brought the rangers back to Quel'thalas. Yes, she kept the secret for me, said nothing, and even said anything about meeting us in Dunhold...

I thought she still had mine in her heart, so I tried to contact her by letters, but unfortunately, I repeated the mistakes of Tulayang again. All the letters I sent were not heard of, but I didn't give up for a long time. Until one day, Jaina told me that she was told by Kelthas that I had sent a letter to Sylvanas, and I never continued...

"Damn Kaizi!" I could only angrily scold the objective constraint before me... Maybe it's time for me to change my way, such as going to Quel'thalas.

But just like my relationship with an elf prince, the communication between elves and humans is not even as good as before the alliance was formed. This is precisely because their self-superior race sees that our country has reached a point where they cannot bear it, and they cannot fully believe like dwarves that our strength is to ensure the peace of this Big 6... So I am not surprised that the relationship has developed until now...

But even if I understand what it is useful to understand, I can't help knocking on Quel'thalas' gate for me--when I was rejected by the elves' guards at the gate, I thought so, and when they were unfriendly aimed at me with a bow and arrow, I had to choose to leave.

But not all Quel's Thalas is indifferent and contemptuous to me, and there is still a enthusiastic person. Because there is a magic barrier near the elves, everyone can only use teleportation if they leave a long distance away.

The sending technique brought me back. Not long after I left, a ranger caught up with me, and I immediately recognized that the person was the only human ranger, Nathanos. After seeing us, I immediately wondered about me.

"You seem to have a conflict with General Sylvanas?"

"Yes, I beg her to forgive me..." I explained so, but when I said here, the words just now were not answering his question, so I said again. "Actually, after that experience, I made an unforgivable mistake to her."

"Oh..." He stopped asking when he heard me explaining this. Maybe he thought of something else... In short, he still wanted to help me, "I think I can help you convey some information."

"I think there is no need."

I answered with disheartening dishearteningly, and he hesitated for a while after hearing this sentence, but he still said something that would restore my courage.

"By the way, the general is still looking forward to your letter in his heart. Although she still can't stand her face now... I hope you can persevere."

"I understand... Nathanos." I felt a little clear in my heart when I heard him say this, but I felt that his words contained other feelings, such as why an Oakrant human was devoted to Quel'thalas, and other deeper content. In short... "Thank you for saying this..." I said regretfully to him, but he signaled me not to continue, but to say goodbye to me immediately.

"This is what I should do, Your Highness." He said so and prepared to turn around. "I think it's better not to let other elves see us like this."

"I understand..." I nodded knowingly, and then turned around. At this moment, Luo Ning, who was silent on the side, asked the ranger who was about to start, and asked, "Are you interested in going home again?"

"Where is the Rangers' Army, it's my home." He smiled and said, and then quickly disappeared... and when I heard this, I seemed to smile again, but it was very short...

Perhaps his words were just an inspiration to me, and then my letters continued to pass on, but there was no news. Just like this, a year passed, until I almost thought that some things were almost irreversible. This emotional scar, coupled with some border conflicts with Gilness and helping to deal with those political affairs that the father had endlessly handled, made me ignore some of the things that should have been the most important... That is, the arrival of that day.

This day was not much different from usual. The only special thing was that before that day, my friends and I had just visited the south to inspect the defense of the military formation. Now we have just returned to the palace and chatted with some of the guards who had struggled at the door. But soon a messenger from the north rushed here and attracted my attention. Yes, if it were from the south, I would definitely not be surprised, because the tension with Gilness now makes me understand that after I left, Gray Temple suddenly made some big moves, but he came in the opposite direction of him. You must know that even during the war with the tribe, the messenger from the north rarely did such a thing, and I seemed to have realized something about this. So I stopped him and asked about the situation.

"A strange plague was reported in the northern part of Stantamsom... many villages were killed." The messenger replied hurriedly, and I was more surprised by such news than Luo Ning, a local.

"What!" I immediately realized something when I heard this. Yes, I knew that some times had come. I hurriedly ordered the messenger to pass this message to my father. He continued to rush away with a slight promise, but I felt that this would not attract the attention of his old man, so I followed, and my friends followed me out of curiosity or responsibility, both with confusion.

But just when I was still on the steps of the palace, I saw a larger black crow flying out at the door. Yes, there are few crows in Lordaeron, and I think I know what it means at this time.

‘Father did not pay attention to the prophet’s opinion, and we were one step too late…’ I thought with some emotion, but then again, it would be too unrealistic to let the whole Lordaeron migrate to Kalimdo with just one sentence before the demon’s movements…

Yes, it may be too bad to change something

Reality. But maybe it can still be changed.

I was not the only one who paid attention to this crow for a long time. Ronin also had great doubts about his appearance. Even if it disappeared from sight, he still focused on that direction. Yes, this means that some people have already noticed the specialness of the crow.

"Is that bird strange?"

I asked the mage, and he shook his head.

"Maybe it's just an illusion..."

"Illusion, do you think it's an illusion?"

"Because it is impossible for creatures to have that power, unless they are the Dragon Kings at the Deathwing level, but do you think it may be who of them?"

Faced with my questioning, Luo Ning defended her. Yes, he said this because of the confusion caused by some of his feelings and objective conditions. I seemed to be trying to persuade her.

"Is that kind of power? Luo Ning should not confuse your rational understanding because of some incomprehension." As I said this, Luo Ning stopped and wondered. Yes, he knew that even an ordinary and excellent mage could not detect this power, let alone a human who knew nothing about magic. He seemed to think of something about this. Seeing him, I only smiled contemptuously. "Ha, let's see what this powerful guy warned us."

As I said this, I walked forward again and welcomed the real arrival of this time.
Chapter completed!