In a sense, Julius is a genius, he is very sensitive to psionic energy, but the magic circle of the elves does have its own uniqueness, and it is far more effective in resisting psionic energy than the quiet circle used by witches.

During the day in the Justinian family, Julius was an uneducated and gifted spellcaster, but at night, Julius soared countless times in the sea of psionic powers, incarnating as an omnipotent king.

So Julius likes to make small mistakes and shut himself up in confinement, where he can avoid his father's gaze, which always contains disappointment, disgust, and a hint of hope.

This look made Julius uncomfortable, he didn't like his birth and surname, he didn't like his family, he didn't like the way other people looked at him, and he didn't like his haughty sister who ignored his attitude every time.

Julius hated Silvermoon City, hated the whole world, and his favorite things in life were destruction and death.

He doesn't have the power, so he prefers to use his brain to guide these things happening, a small mistake, a piece of news that should have been delivered but was not delivered, can always cause a small casualty or loss for Silvermoon City, and no one cares, except for Julius himself.

He would hide himself in the darkness of the confinement chamber, smile smugly, and be excited about his yet another successful little trick, as if he had found a meaning in existence.

Soon, the existence of Julius was noticed by Tzeentch in the sea of psionic energy, a small, humble, but delicious soul, not to mention, Tzeentch also saw in him the smell of another great conspiracy.

The Well of Eternity, a simple device that continuously supplies a large amount of energy, Tzeentch was so pessimistic about the creativity and execution of these inferior creatures that he had to use Julius' hand to pretend to be unintentional in order to give his stupid sister ideas.

Fortunately, as more and more elves were bewitched by Julius, and more and more elves worshipped Tzeentch in the Well of Eternity project, Tzeentch was finally able to lend his wisdom to these inferior creatures.

In this way, under the noses of the elves, the Well of Eternity project has been quietly taken over by Tzeentch worshippers for more than two years, and in Tzeentch's eyes, what is the meaning of a small battery that can continue to supply energy? How fun would it be to make a big bang that would shake the whole world?

If you can blow up a big hole in the barrier of the crystal wall system by the way, it will be more in the interests of Tzeentch.

It's just that the elves haven't completely fallen home, and some of the mages among them finally discovered that the Well of Eternity project was going in a completely different direction, but Tzeentch didn't allow them to tell the truth, and an explosion caused by many coincidences sent several mages into the sky at the same time.

In order to cover up the facts, it is really *** strange to make Julius move and disrupt the entire Silvermoon City, anyway, the Eternal Well project is almost complete, and there is no need for Silvermoon City to continue blood transfusion.

Tzeentch likes this plan to kill two birds with one stone, not only to accomplish his goal, but also to play with his own vote and deepen the world's perception of himself.

According to the research of the new Chinese psychiatry, Julius is the standard because of his unhappy childhood (80 years of terrible childhood), and eventually formed a self-destructive personality, and only by destroying the cherished affairs of others can Julius produce a sense of satisfaction.

The death of Nianus, a gift he gave to his mother and sister, was just the beginning, and over the years, Julius had used his clever words to deceive many elves, and with Tzeentch as a backer, these elves who lived in the empty life in Silvermoon City would never think of getting off again.

Julius knew he couldn't match the higher-ups of Silvermoon City, but he only needed to take a few support points at the bottom of the block before the skyscraper would collapse.

First of all, there was the shock of the high-rise, which was just a cover to muddy the waters, and the real killer move was still hidden in Warrior Street.

The Mystery Lock can resist the erosion of chaos from the outside in, but it can't stop someone from actively summoning chaos from the inside out.

In just a few days, one-third of the elves who lived on Warrior Street died or disappeared, and the entire street seemed to be cut off from the outside world, and the elves clashed for various reasons, framed each other, and intrigued.

The elven guards sent by Julius, dressed in black robes, were constantly soaking up the despair of their surroundings in a house in the middle of the street, and a large number of black mold-like lines spread out from here, like a giant octopus awakening.

The elves of the entire Silver Moon City are centered on Warrior Street, and there are many evil thoughts under the subtlety, and those who are already smart can give birth to seven or eight tricks that they can't think of in the past.

For the feud between Kael'thas and the family, this is tantamount to adding fuel to the fire, and their respective supporters have given birth to many ideas that should not be there, such as the archons from generation to generation, rather than a kind?

Tzeentch didn't even need to send his own dependents to Silvermoon to plunge the city into war.

The first to do it was an elven officer with real power, a sword dancer-turned-general who killed the messenger who came to deliver the message, and then led his men to occupy a nearby magic node, demanding that Kael'thas admit that he was qualified to establish his own family, or else completely destroy the node here.

When he first received the news, Kael'thas was stunned, and then he thought that this was a signal for those elven families to start working, and directly sent another team of soldiers to 'quell the rebellion'.

As a result, the soldiers sent to suppress the rebellion were persuaded to surrender, and they joined the opposing side and made the same demand.

Similar incidents occurred one after another, and before the sky was completely dark, Silvermoon City was completely chaotic, and the gentle elves who were usually gentle and elegant formed a gang with each other and fought together.

Soon Kael'thas found that his orders could not even get out of the streets where the palace was located, and the magical communication network was completely paralyzed, and some streets were already on fire, but the automatic fire extinguishing system did not respond.

Kael'thas was furious and wanted to talk to the patriarchs of the big families himself, but he quickly remembered the dagger that had killed Nianus, and he died down.

God knows if those people still have something like that in their hands, if not a dagger but an arrow?

Kael'thas didn't want to be known for being shot by an arrow.