Late at night, torrential rain hit.

The wind stirred huge waves over the ocean, and the thunderous tide tossed several feet high, swept across the ground, and roared towards the ships in the middle.

But they were blocked by a dark blue barrier.

Seven ships marched side by side, each deck covered with two rows of mages - they swung their staffs, and scattered the waves again and again.

A golden glow connected the ships, and Kael'thas stood on the middle deck with his eyes closed, holding two phoenix feathers that glowed golden.

The power of the Well of the Sun was passed on, and the power of the Phoenix Feather barely maintained the connection between these ships.

His forehead was dripping with sweat, and he was gradually unable to support his defenses for so long.

After leaving Quel'Thalas, he encountered a storm and waves, and this time he was really out of the game.

"Your Highness, the continent has been discovered!"

A voice of joy came.

The feather in Kael'thas shuddered, and he opened his eyes.

As far as the eye can see under the night sky, the glow of the lights appears.

It was a pitch-black and huge presence, obscuring the view, and there was no doubt about it - it was a continent.

Kalimdor continent.

The home of the elves

"Speed up."

Kael'thas ordered to speed up his advance, heading straight for the lights.

After ten minutes, the light of the lamp became brighter, and the elves also saw the source of the lamp, the huge cylindrical temple.

But the location of this temple is not on the mainland. It's an island.

Didn't reach the mainland?

Kael'thas had just thought so, but he immediately dispelled the suspicion.

Although the temple is located on an island. But the distance between the island and the mainland is no more than a few hundred meters - it can even be considered a member of the mainland.

Although it was a little difficult to see in the darkness, Kael'thas already had a rough idea of where they were.

"Your Highness. We were attacked. ”

As we approached the shore, some creatures began to emerge in the darkness.

Kael'thas scanned the ship, and could see some figures moving in the dark sea.

"It's okay, it's some lobster people who are in the way, kill them!"

He saw the identity of the other party.

The Lobster People are really just some huge and low-IQ lobsters that don't cause any trouble to the elves.

The mages swept a few times with area magic. These lobster people will not dare to attack again.

Ships docked.

But some huge black shadows came along.

"Someone's landing here!"

In the faint moonlight, these dark shadows were green giants with long seaweed-like beards and huge hammers and other weapons.

Sea giants.

Kael'thas squinted at the giants. The position of the mind was determined at once.

This is Essara, once part of the Night Elf capital of Essari before the Well of Eternity exploded, a land that has been torn apart and swallowed up by the sea, leaving only the ruins of a once-majestic city.

The Night Elves named the place of its former glory, but now only the shattered wreckage remains, as Azhara, derived from the name of the queen who was seduced by demons and turned mad.

It's a beautiful place, but it's a pity that it's night, otherwise you would have seen the autumn scenery of the autumn leaves falling on the shore.

The island on which Kael'thas and they landed was a temple that stretched out above the half-moon-shaped Azhara.

Akoran Temple: This is another ancient temple that once belonged to the Moon Goddess "Elune" worshipped by the Night Elves, and now belongs to Akhorok. This imaginary god of sea giants.

What once belonged to the elves was sadly taken away by others.

However, Kael'thas does not believe in Elune, so he has no interest in reclaiming the temple - provided that the sea giants here welcome them. …,

The Sea Giants didn't seem to be weak, and Kael'thas still tried not to fight them.

"Hello, we are from another continent"

Solanlian walked over and began to negotiate with the sea giants.

Perhaps sensing the terrifying power of the elves, the sea giants agreed to take them into the temple and negotiate with their gods.

The elves began to disembark, and in addition to them, a number of more trolls came out of the cabin.

The sea giants were silent. But noticeably much more cautious.

They led the men of Kael'thas to the temple.

"Please wait a minute, can you keep them out for a while?"

Upon reaching the main entrance of the temple, a sea giant pointed to thousands of elves and trolls.

Solan Liane asks Kael'thas for advice.

"Of course."

Kael'thas did not object.

The sea giants didn't want the elves to enter the temple for fear of accidents, but in fact, if they really wanted to do something, Kael'thas was enough.

He walked in with Solanlian, Aurelia, and Valera, along with a legendary Lannathel - she was a warrior.

This group of people came to Kalimdor first.

Walking into the temple, the interior is more spacious than the elves imagined.

Although it has been changed a lot by the sea giants, the temple still retains the elegance and nature unique to the Night Elf architecture, with clear blue light floating and drifting, peaceful and quiet.

Here, Kael'thas and the others met the current owner of the temple, Akhorok.

He is said to be a deity and is worshiped by both the sea giants and the lobster people, but in reality, this deity is different from the others.

In Kael'thas's eyes, this guy is just a relatively powerful sea giant.

Yakorok doesn't have a true godhead, and maybe it's a joke in the eyes of those powerful races.

"Welcome, travelers from another continent."

They were welcomed by the sea giant Akorok, who was not as hostile as the other stupid lower races, and was smarter than Kael'thas had imagined.

Maybe it's because of his cleverness. This sea giant can stay in this remote place all the time.

Of course, not many people were interested in Aishara in the first place.

"Hello. Lord Yakorok."

Solanlian continued her diplomatic conversation.

The conversation didn't go well.

"You're going to stay for a while? And do we need to hide the news from the outside world? How is this possible!! ”

Yakorok flatly refused the elves' request, and he looked at Kael'thas:

"You're their leader, aren't you? Why don't you come and speak? ”

Apparently. The sea giant saw the head of the substance and was unhappy about it.

But it's Kael'thas who is to blame.

His doppelganger had spent too much force while maintaining the waves, and was now being repaired in the shadows, so he didn't want to spend too much effort on the conversation.

But with him mentioned, Kael'thas turned his gaze to Akolok.

"I think my astrologist has made it clear to you."

He frowned and said:

"We will not live indefinitely, and we will not harm your interests."

"Just wait for us to find the right place to stay. We'll get out of here right away. ”

Truth be told, it's an overlord pact of the elves.

But Kael'thas dared to do so.

He wanted to fulfill his plan, and now he could not join the Alliance and join the Horde for the time being, which would drag the elves into the holy war of the seamounts.

Although Kael'thas did not intend to let Akmund go, what he wanted to do at the moment was not to go all out into the battle. That's a matter for the other races.

With the addition of Medivan and Nozdorm, it will be difficult for Akmund to get the win. Kael'thas was very simple, and he wanted to get some of the things and people he needed through this war - he didn't need to go to war with all his might. …,

The catastrophe of the Burning Legion, now it is someone else's turn to enjoy.

They could give up on Quel'Thalas, and Kael'thas could repay the favor.

So he didn't want to be discovered by the Alliance and the Horde so early.

Azhara has a small group of Night Elves, and changes in the Sea Giants may attract their attention, which is the biggest reason why Kael'thas didn't kill them.

He kept the sea giant, which was a cover-up.

"It's absolutely impossible!"

However, Yakorok was still stubborn.

In desperation, Kael'thas had no choice but to choose the best method - violence.

Order to go down.

It's just two minutes. Aurelia and Lannathel have turned the sea giant upside down.

The rest of the sea giants were also threatened.

"You don't have a choice."

Kael'thas sat down and said, then, toward Akurok:

"Hide us, and nothing will happen to you."

"If it leaks, believe me, even if we are all gone, if you leak the traces, this temple will only disappear."

He began the threat of nakedness.

Yakorok then succumbed.

Elves and trolls entered the temple without incident.

They settled here for the time being.

And Kael'thas fulfilled his promise and did not cause trouble for the sea giants. On the contrary, it should be said that after Yakorok gave in, Kael'thas approached him in a very friendly manner.

He had the elves destroy the ships that were coming. Make sure that no debris flows out.

The bread and food elves prepare their own and they even share some with the sea giants.

So in terms of the end result, the sea giants didn't lose anything other than making effective use of the temple's huge space.

Yakorok also gradually let down his guard.

He accepted the wine offered by Kael'thas and began to talk.

Many doubts, Yakorok gave the answer.

Now Kalimdor, where orcs and trolls and minotaurs have allied themselves to occupy large swaths of land, and the orcs have built their capital, Orgrimmar, beneath Azhara.

Recently, however, they seem to have been at odds with the reclusive Night Elves.

The Human Alliance had landed in the middle of the continent a few months ago, but the specific situation now is not very clear.

As for demons and the undead

Strangely, Akmund didn't even show up, and they didn't know where they were hiding. (Your support is my biggest motivation.) )