"This is the greatest shame that Dalaran has ever faced!"

After the orcs retreated, Kenrito's five men deliberated on the top of Violet Castle.

Antonidas's old face turned red with anger, and Kel'thugad was nervous in front of him.

"Our mage didn't suffer many casualties, the city was intact, but the treasures inside were gone."

"It's all your fault, Kel'thugad!"

Antonidas held the staff and shivered at his disciple.

But in the end, for the sake of Kel'thugad's face, he still didn't wave the staff down.

"Reflect on yourself, and if you make any more mistakes, you won't stay in Kenrito anymore."

Antonidas's words disappointed Kael'thas a little.

Although that sentence was scolding Kel'thugad, it was more about protecting him.

What Kel'thugad lost was no ordinary thing, the Book of Medivan contained the most precious magical treasures of the human world, and the Eye of Dalaran was even more incredible.

The gem artifact was Dalaran's hole card, and it was meant to rebuild Dalaran's existence.

In other words, if Dalaran is destroyed one day, the mages can use the Eye of Dalaran to quickly rebuild the city.

Losing these two things can actually deprive Kel'thugad of his identity.

Several other councillors were clearly inclined to do the same, but a few words from Antonidas saved Kel'thugad.

"Yes, thank you, teacher."

Kel'thugad was ecstatic and thanked Antonidas.

[I heard that he entered Kenrito because of Antonidas.] 】

Kael'thas was gloomy.

Sure enough, no one is perfect, even Antonidas, in fact, does some selfish things.

The meeting ended in some silence between the three of Kael'thas as he returned to the elves' area.

"Your Highness"

Assas seems to have something to ask.

"Let Solanlian take care of the rest of the matter."

Kael'thas briefly replied and returned to his room without pause.

He found the crow dozing in the window.

"Medivan."

Kael'thas wakes the crow awake, and then watches him transform back into human form:

"Don't tell me that you brought me to Alterac on purpose."

Kael'thas was a little skeptical that Medivin knew he was going to be fruitless, so he called him to Alterac.

"Of course not, didn't I let you successfully foresee the orcs in two places?"

Medivan shook his head and looked at Kael'thas :

"It's your problem to do it or not, I'm just offering you the right path."

Plausible answer.

In fact, Medivan was of course aware of this result, and he did deliberately let Kael'thas go to Alterac.

But Deathwing and Grom are there, and this fate itself cannot be changed, and Medivan's actions have made the casualties of both Alterac and Dalaran much smaller.

If Kael'thas hadn't gone to Alterac, the battle at that palace would have ended differently.

Therefore, Medivin looked at Kael'thas without any guilt, and did not show the slightest abnormality.

Kael'thas chose to compromise, he didn't want to let a prophet go because of problems that had passed.

"And what's your second request?"

He turned to ask about the agreed.

"It's not time yet, I'll tell you when this battle is over."

Medivin smiled, then comforted:

"Don't worry, I won't leave this place until I say what I want."

The magic here is something that Medivin enjoys.

And his stay is also a very good thing for Kael'thas to stay, but this original 'strongest mage' has too much magical knowledge.

Dalaran seemed to have returned to calm.

However, for the whole world, it immediately became agitated.

The orcs invaded again and took away several treasures.

After studying these treasures, humans were horrified to discover their effects.

"They're going to invade again, and we don't even know how many orcs are left in their homeland!"

Lordaeron, several human leaders are having a heated discussion.

"I said I should have killed the orc captives, so as to save endless trouble."

Tulayan, the paladin who had managed to find time from the front for a meeting, shouted:

"We should kill all those orcs now."

This made King Terenus's face look a little unpleasant.

[Is this doubting my decision?] 】

He looked around at the king and thought to himself.

"You don't have to!"

Only the newly married young King Varian stood up in support of Terenus:

"Our shelter has been set up very successfully, and it turns out that those orcs can work for us."

"Besides, didn't we come up with the results of our research on these orcs? They are now vulnerable to demonic power, and they can't pose a threat to us! ”

Although he had only been in power for a few years, the young king already had an excellent posture of superiority:

"The most important thing for us now is not to talk about these orc captives, but to win the war."

Varian spoke the point of the meeting.

The kings fell silent for a moment.

"I think I have an idea"

Terenus suddenly proposed:

"Orcs can invade us, why can't we invade them and stop them?"

Everyone looked at each other.

[There seems to be some truth to this.] 】

The Alliance now has the upper hand, and if they gather soldiers, they can indeed push the orcs back to Draenor.

Even if you can't occupy that place, you can still find a way to stop the orcs from using those artifacts to create more dark portals and protect the world.

"That's a good idea."

Varian was the first to approve.

"I think I can, too."

Solans followed suit.

Antonidas and Dalin. Prodmore nodded as well.

"Then, let's lead the team!"

Tulayan took it first.

He has enough hatred for orcs, but is also a noble paladin.

Able to destroy the enemy while also protecting humanity, Tulayan felt that this task had to be taken on by him.

The broken sword in his hand is very powerful, and he will not be afraid of any enemy who stands in his way.

"Okay."

Terenus nodded, then added:

"You lead the troops with the heroes who are fighting right now."

"I don't think anyone else will object to the formation of a strong army and hand it over to you."

He looked at the kings.

Despite some hesitation, the others agreed.

This time, having the experience of the last time, the alliance quickly assembled a large team and handed it over to Tulayan to take away.

This unit does not have a special name, but it is uniformly known as the 'Expeditionary Force'.

In a matter of days, Tulayan and several League heroes led this excellent team to defeat the orcs and enter Draenor through the Dark Gate.

The battle that took place over there is not known to the world, but as time passes, the Alliance has not received any bad news.

Time seemed to have fallen into peace again, and everyone seemed to have forgotten about it, except for a few people who were still watching Draenor's progress.

During this period, a seemingly peaceful night appeared, but in fact it was not peaceful.

In Quel'Thalas, the silver-haired Elven Queen returns to the Well of the Sun.

She hardly came to this place at night, but today it was as if she sensed that something had to come.

Kael'thas then had a dream.

He wandered in the darkness and saw a man who looked exactly like him, but was broken and walking forward.

Who is he? 】

Kael'thas vaguely sensed something, and he couldn't help but follow.

The two of them walked forward for an unknown amount of time, and the golden light shone on them.

It was a golden river fluttering in the sky, its brilliance fluttering out with the wind, flying all over the sky, beautiful as if the earth was confessing to the starry sky.

Underground, boundless flowers and plants spread out in front of Kael'thas as far as the endless distance, darkness swallowing the vision.

“”

Kael'thas kept his eyes open as he watched the shattered 'him' in front of him tread strangely into the sky.

'He' stepped into the void under his feet, and walked towards the golden river step by step.

Kael'thas could no longer catch up with the figure, and could only look up at the sky.

He watched as the light of the river fell on 'him', and then gold enveloped 'his' entire body.

The cold wind cut through the darkness and blew behind Kael'thas, but he didn't seem to notice it.

Kael'thas looked at the golden river with fascination, and after a long time, the figure reappeared.

'He' became intact, his cloak fluttering in the air like another Kael'thas.

As if sensing Kael'thas's gaze, he slowly looked down.

"The Master"

Kael'thas seemed to hear the word, and his eyes met 'his' eyes.

A hollow eye without the slightest hint of life

"Before the time is up, the system defense is activated"

Kael'thas immediately stopped thinking, and he fell back into a deep sleep

[A fragile fictional mechanism.] 】

in the room.

Mediven looked at the golden light on Kael'thas with a complicated look in his eyes.

In his opinion, the mechanism that remained in Kael'thas was broken, and even if fate did not come, this mechanism would only last for twenty years at most.

Twenty years later, no matter what, the elven prince will wake up from this shatter and learn the truth.

Who created it? 】

Medivin himself did not see the truth.

The truth is hidden in too much power, and perhaps apart from the dragon of time, only this elven prince will know the truth in the future.

It's an inferior mechanic, rather like an unfinished product.

While it had supported Kael'thas to gain strength in unusual ways, it also became more fragile and fragile, only to be repaired again and again, becoming completely different from the original.

But as if it had been set in place from the beginning, the mechanic was enough to sustain Kael'thas on his way

Until the moment the 'lock' is broken

(To be continued)