"This can't be? How did the orcs discover it? In order to protect this secret, I even destroyed all the relevant materials. Pen %Fun %www.biquge.info "Medivan looked blankly at the pamphlet in front of her, which recorded Merrell's account of the battle between the coyote demigods and Kil'Gardan.

"Destroy them all? I don't think so, right? Don't you still have a piece of information in your head? Antonidas shook his head, the mage has always been strict about his brain, but in some cases this tight protection can still be breached, not to mention that when Medivan is in a frenzy, no one knows how much brain protection he can subconsciously maintain.

"I'll have to see the artifact called the Scepter of Sargeras, if it's really the Scepter of Sargeras that I know, it's a serious problem." Medivan quickly read the record, and immediately stood up with Antonidas to see the Scepter of Sargeras with his own eyes, Medivan knew very well what was in the tomb of Sargeras, and what kind of disaster it would bring to Azeroth if it fell into the hands of the Burning Legion.

"In fact we have the same idea, but the Scepter of Sargeras is not in our hands, it is in the hands of the coyote demigods." Antonidas shrugged, but Merrell had left the coordinates of Eresaras City before leaving for Quel'Thalas, so it wouldn't be too difficult for archmages like Antonidas and Medivan to meet the coyote demigods.

"You're talking about this demigod of the wilderness who destroyed the Dark Gate twice and defeated the Demon Lord in this booklet?" Medivan flipped through the pamphlet, then pointed to one of the pages and asked Antonidas.

"Want to check it out? I have the coordinates of Eresaras here, and Eresaras has no teleportation restrictions, so you can visit Eresaras as a tourist. Antonidas raised a hand and tapped it on his forehead, and then a spell mark with a mysterious violet glow appeared in his hand, and Antonidas placed his hand in front of Medivan.

"Forget it, I don't think that coyote demigod should put the Scepter of Sargeras in a public place and let people visit it casually." Medivon shook his head and rejected Antonidas's offer, feeling that he would be able to go to Eresaras City alone in vain, but unfortunately the Staff of Sargeras was in the Wilderness Temple at this time, and it could be seen from the portal of Eresaras.

"I'd better come with you to Eresaras City, I don't think you would mind adding a nameless mage to the mission, would you?" Medivan said this to give everyone a step, and he decided not to hold the Mage Council accountable for the repeated unauthorized invasions of Karazhan for the time being, after all, there are also reasons for Medivan in this matter.

"Of course, there is no problem, the coyote demigod does not limit the size of the mission, in fact it is afraid that it would like to have as many mages as possible to go to Eresaras." Seeing that an agreement had been reached with Medivan, Antonidas was obviously relieved, so he and Medivan began to chat, and the topic was also ready-made, in fact, every move of the coyote demigod was full of topics.

"The more mages, the better? Why? "Medivan obviously didn't keep up with Antonidas's rhythm, mages are not more generous than nobles in spending money, most of their money is consumed in various spell experiments, and compared to nobles, mages are much more dangerous, so mortals have always been respectful of mages.

"The coyote demigod clearly has an idea, and he wants to establish a professional magic school in the city of Eresaras to teach the gnolls, minotaurs, boarmen, and fishmen the theory of spells." Antonidas had a smile on his face, obviously taking the behavior of the coyote demigod as a joke, if the spell could be learned so easily, what would a mage do to spend his whole life studying?

"Gnolls? Their intelligence is so low that they can't master even the simplest spells, so what's the point of learning about spell theory? Medivan was also puzzled by the coyote demigods' approach, and it was not that the mages did not try to get savage races like the gnolls to learn spells, but the truth was that the brains of these races were too stupid to learn spells at all.

"What the coyote demigod thinks, it doesn't really matter, the important thing is that its determination is not small, it has offered quite generous conditions, and it does not pick people, as long as it is a mage who is good at theoretical knowledge, it is willing to ask for it, regardless of their strength." Antonidas was also quite emotional when he said this, it would be nice if other human city-states could also respect mages as coyote demigods.

"Is there a mage willing to educate the gnolls?" Medivan is more concerned about the recruitment of jackals, will anyone be willing to apply? After all, the Gnoll has a bad reputation, and most of the mages are arrogant, so even if the Gnoll conditions are very high, they may not be able to recruit many mages.

"There are basically no regular mages who are willing to go, but those mage apprentices with poor qualifications are eager to sign up, anyway, Eresaras does not inspect the combat effectiveness of mages, and we have also provided some help to these mage apprentices within our ability." Antonidas' answer cleared Medivan's doubts.

Compared to the scarce number of regular mages with unlimited prospects, there are many mage apprentices in Dalaran who are unable to become regular mages for various reasons, and most of their lives are more difficult, so these mage apprentices don't care much about being hired by the jackals, as long as the employer pays them on time, what difference does it make if they are hired by humans or gnolls?

In fact, the Mage Council has decided to relax the assessment requirements for these mage apprentices who voluntarily go to Eresaras City, as long as they can successfully release a spell, or even as long as they can rub a flame out of their hands, their professional level will be recognized as regular mages.

After all, although Eresaras City did not ask for it, it was obviously unreasonable to have a regular mage, and the treatment between regular mages and mage apprentices was also very different, so the mage council was also willing to be generous to the jackals, so in the recent period, the mage apprentices who went to the assessment agency to re-identify their professional level have squeezed the door of the assessment agency.