In more vulgar terms, this Night Elf woman was ignored too much by her husband, so she was unwilling to be lonely and went to find a tentacle monster.

Of course, it was the Old Gods who corrupted her mind and turned her into a cultist, which is very common in the backstory of Dawn, most famously Sargeras becoming a Fallen Titan.

They have not lost their minds, unlike the undead, they still have their own firm beliefs, even more firmly than before, but the content of their beliefs has changed subversively.

Like Sargeras, who was entrusted with protecting the world from demonic attacks, he carried out his duty with noble and fierce fanaticism to keep the world peaceful for ten thousand years. However, witnessing the corruption of the soul of the world made the titan who had never been defeated feel fear for the first time. Armed with a knife in anger and pain, Sargeras split the world in two, and the energy generated by the explosion destroyed the Elder Gods, but also killed the newborn Titan.

Sargeras expresses his fear that "existence is inherently flawed" – an idea that he finally settled on after encountering the Elder Gods. Only by burning everything in the forest can the Titans hope to stop the Void Lord's ultimate goal. As far as Sargeras is concerned, even a dead universe is better than a universe dominated by the Void. Since life can take root in the universe once, then it may be possible for life to bloom again after the corruption of the physical universe is eliminated.

Undoubtedly, Sargeras believed that only by destroying all decay, the new world could be truly pure.

Natalia was corrupted by the old gods, and she was indoctrinated with the idea that Azeroth itself was a Titan that had not yet awakened, and that once she woke up, the entire world would be destroyed, and the great Cthun told her that only by completely killing this Titan could this continent become a stable world forever, and that the humans, elves, dwarves, and other various lives living in this world could continue.

Lu Li and the water elves returned to Marlis with this message, and retold everything the dwarf had described as it was.

The Night Elf commander was so sad that he couldn't speak for a long time.

But he finally regained his senses: "My Natalia, why is this happening, Elf, please help me get her back, if she really ......"

He couldn't say the next words.

The system prompts Lu Li and the water elves to take the quest and go to the Temple of Angela to find Natalia, and if Natalia is already fallen, she needs to be killed.

Under normal circumstances, the player would have done this quest honestly, taking another path at the intersection of the Twins and Cthun, and at the end of the road, they would be able to see Natalia.

She is the equivalent of a hidden boss inside, and her name has changed from Priestess of the Moon to "High Priestess of Cthun".

Bring her back to the Cenarion Council?

In the end, he had to kill him and return to his life, and poor Maris would be in this cycle of grief for a long time because of this mission.

Until one day, a player turned down the quest.

According to the legend in the rivers and lakes, this young lady was hurt in reality, because the injury broke out on the spot, she denounced Marlis as a scumbag, and kept saying that she loved her wife, but she didn't even want to look for her.

The promise of living and dying together is not interpreted in this way?

The so-called loss of his beloved wife is completely self-inflicted, and this kind of person deserves to die his wife, his children, and his whole family......

That's probably what you mean, but the handsome young lady's words are much richer and more exciting than these, and I really can't imagine what it would be like for the water elf to quarrel with people, so Lu Li had to roll up his sleeves by himself.

"My lord, seeing what you are doing now, I sincerely feel sorry for your wife Natalia, I think she was right to leave you, you are a hypocritical villain, you are addicted to the dream of power, you have not really been with her well, you have not fulfilled the obligations of a husband, you are not a good commander, you don't even know what the responsibility is, the Cenarion Council is full of talents, even without you, you can still stand on this continent for countless years......"

The water spirit looked at Lu Li without blinking a pair of beautiful eyes, and felt that his mean words were simply beautiful.

It was a man's promise and confession in disguise, and she even completely forgot if Marris would kill them both in a fit of rage.

“…… So, put away your sad face, I feel unworthy for Natalia, and I worry about the Cenarion Council, with a shameless and irresponsible commander like you, the future of the druids will only lead to destruction," Lu Li took a breath and made a final summary.

Marlis was already confused, or rather stuck.

He is an intelligent NPC who has to deal with a lot of things on weekdays, and he can react immediately even if it is some emergencies, but he has never met such a person who is crazy about him.

In such a scenario, if you change a player or an NPC, you may directly break out into bloodshed.

The NPCs in Dawn aren't as good-natured as in other games, they're all very personal, and if you're polite to them, they'll not buy it, but if you're not polite to them, they'll be even less polite to you.

Hammering players to death without saying a word is an almost daily occurrence in major cities.

It is said that even the Great Chief of the Horde has hammered players to death, not to mention the fact that Queen Sylvanas kills players who try to insult her every day, and her lobby is littered with players' corpses.

Maris is a commander and a general, and kills the player with a single effort.

But he couldn't make a move on Lu Li, because Lu Li had the blessing of the Priestess of the Moon, and also the blessing of Remulos, who was the patron saint of the Moonlight Glade in the Cenarion Council base camp, and how to kill the object of his protection.

Moreover, what this elf said really made him speechless.

He knew that what Lu Li said was not entirely correct, and many places were arguing with strong words, but he couldn't refute it, and his heart painfully told him that these were all right.

He was not a competent husband, who kept saying that he loved his wife, but failed to protect her, did not accompany her, and at this time chose the responsibility of his own commander rather than that of a husband.

"Why don't you go to her, why don't you think of a way to save her," Lu Li asked.