Chapter 21 · Future's meditation

Soon we arrived at our destination and entered, and saw two familiar figures, although our friendship was not to be said, but I knew that it must not be good for me at this time, especially after seeing their sinister smile, it was obvious that they were suspicious of the story of my return home last night. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info

"Your face is a little bad, didn't you sleep well at home last night?"

"Or ran away from home and was reprimanded by His Majesty?"

Melwin and Sasarian laughed at me and sarcastically mocked me, but I had no reason to refute them, for I could perceive in their eyes that they were already aware of Sylvanas' arrival, and that our disappearance was only one thing.

But I don't necessarily get the taunts of them all the time, for Uther stood not far behind them, and it was evident that the fair-minded Lightbringers would be reprimanded for their attitudes, even if they had not convicted them of offending the nobles.

But even when I saw them lost, I didn't smile a bit. Just after showing respect to my teacher and saying goodbye to Luo Ning, I continued to walk on my path. I know my mood needs to be regulated, and there's no better place to do it than in a calming meditation room. And here, in the depths of the compound of the Archbishop's Church, there is exactly a place that can be most desirable for the soul except for the Temple of the Moon God on another continent.

I can imagine that they would have wondered what I was doing, but I'm sure different people would have different perceptions. For example, my mentor would have thought that I was more mature than before, and I could sense his satisfaction in the smile I had just greeted him, which of course also stemmed from the fact that he had no idea what I was going through, and that Melwin and Sassarian, who knew a little, would have thought that I was at odds with Sylvanas, after all, they should have known that we hadn't been in touch for so long. And the best proof of my opinion is their lewd laughter, but Ronin would have understood better, after all, though I told him some of my worries, perhaps he would have thought that I was worried about the future. Perhaps his guess was close. It's just that he hasn't guessed yet. None of them would have imagined that I might be the executioner who destroyed the Alliance.

When I came here, I thought about the question, if I became like that, would I want and hope that my friends would follow me, or would I let them continue to do this and be their enemies in the future. I can't help but feel a little distressed by this question.

I can't help but think of Luo Ning, who just confessed to him, yes, with his current appearance and progress, it is only a matter of time before he becomes a powerful mage of the human race, and I believe that when the time comes to let him go through that battle 10,000 years ago, this guy will definitely be able to surpass Antonio. Although I couldn't help but feel happy about his progress, I always felt that even then it seemed to have nothing to do with me.

Because if I become a Death Knight, his change will be tantamount to one more rival to my form. If you want to change, you should let him follow me to the end, but this has caused serious conflict with my belief as a human being and the Light.

I couldn't help but think that if I were to be like that, and let him kill me, would be worthy of my nature as a human being, but it did seem kind of funny to try to kill myself.

Perhaps the answer to this question lies in one's own position, what exactly is it for, if it is oneself, then it is necessary to pull him into the water when he becomes a death knight. If it's for the League and the race, then I can only hope that he can continue to be like this.

Maybe I don't need to think about it yet, after all, I'm still a human being, and there is no sign of transformation yet. It is said that it may be possible to prevent such a change, but the thought of this still makes me feel a sense of worry and helplessness.

Maybe I was thinking too deeply, and I didn't even feel when the other person around me came to me, and my face showed surprise at this. And when he saw that I noticed him, he opened his mouth too.

"What are you thinking about, and you didn't even notice my coming. Falik said. "I think it's definitely a tough thing to do. ”

"I might think too much?" I didn't want to make it clear, but just vaguely admonished him something.

"It's Sylvanas. "Falik, who didn't know the truth, could only guess the same as Melwin and the others. But he thinks more, or he often shows more concern about my reputation. "You want to give her a name?" said Falik, a wary look.

Even though he was my most trusted companion, I didn't want to tell him the truth, not even what Ronin said, because there were things that didn't need to be explained, just like I couldn't tell Sylvanas about freeing the orcs. But for the topic of Elven Ranger, we don't feel like we can discuss it

"yes, I don't think that's a good deal. I nodded, I didn't actually do it, I just wanted to see what my partner would do and whether he would look at me angrily like he did when he saw Sal that night.

At first I thought that Manic would look surprised, or that he would blame me. But he asked with an unusually calm expression.

"Is that what she wants?"

"No, I just had that idea. "Seriously his calm made me not know how to continue, or I shouldn't have said that, but told him it wasn't that serious. But Falik's behavior still puzzled me, and he didn't say anything, just bowed to me and left.

I was very surprised to see him behave like this, and did not dissuade me or reproach me. Is it just to understand what I'm thinking, or is it because of his old personality that he won't just ignore it, he's going to do something. And I'm sure he's not going to betray me.

However, his presence did make me no longer feel solemn because of those heavy topics, and became normal instead. I think it must be due to the atmosphere of the Holy Light here, maybe the Holy Light was the right choice.

Even then....

It went on like this for a few days, and the day of the official coronation of the paladin was approaching, and it really surprised me that Manic said goodbye without saying goodbye.

During this time, though, I was able to stay with the two rangers, except that Sylvanas rarely came to the Sanctuary compared to Winlessa, but only met us at the inn outside, which I thought was because she didn't like the atmosphere or that she didn't want us to maintain a cold relationship there, but then I realized that it was a confrontation between the Elven Prince and their mages in Dalaran against humanity and the belief in the Light.

Although the elves generally do not believe in the Light, they will never turn their noses up at it, especially when it comes to the confrontation with the tribes, where they play a vital role. But because of politics, he himself will restrain some of people's behavior.

That is, the relationship between humans and elves is a kind of political confrontation now, because some time ago, the elves decided to officially break away from the alliance after the discussion of their upper council, although the alliance has long existed in name only for the elves, but such a move will still lead to some effects, such as some gradual coldness of ordinary human interactions.

I knew that this would not affect our relationship, but she was still worried that some of the elven elites who had met there might attend such an inevitable event, and only now did I know that she had come secretly, and that she was supposed to be tasked with reporting information on the orcs in the northwest of the continent, and it was Ronin who told her that this task could be given to him.

Yes, this one can definitely be handed over to him. Because for such a task, a few of us are all too familiar, after all, it is not very difficult for Ronin, a mage, to find Tirioferdin and Orgrimmar, especially the disappearance of Magic, which may have something to do with it.

Thankfully, Ronin and Winlessa didn't tell her about those things, just saying that they were also busy with similar 'surveillance' missions, which could fool Sylvanas's doubts.

After all, she would never doubt her closest sister and her brother-in-law. Maybe it's because she wants to stay with us in a place like this.

Although Ranger and I can only pose as friends in front of outsiders, I still have the opportunity to spend time with her in private space. This already satisfied her.

But such days did not last a few days. And just when I thought that Faric would not do anything that day, I realized that he might have done something amazing, and early in the morning when I was about to go to the Ranger first, Faric appeared in front of me, and before I could ask him any questions, he asked me to go to the Archbishop's Church

"There's an urgency there!"

"What's that?" I asked, and I couldn't really think of what it could be, especially in his expression, I couldn't detect anything that I could guess.

"You'll know when the time comes. As he spoke, he led me to change direction, and although I was a little reluctant in my heart, I really didn't have a reason not to see what he was saying first.

When I re-entered the archbishop with Faric---- I found out what he had been doing these days, and it turned out that he had informed some people in advance to arrive first.

Because I saw that there was a lot more ornate carriage at the inn, and we were all too familiar with this, because it was the one that Lord Blackmore had given us, and now it was only her