In the morning, Bellukr came to Kael'thas with a shield:

"Its name is Phase Barrier, I don't know if it's the shield you're looking for."

The shield resembled an orange clover, and the mere look made Kael'thas immediately confirm its identity.

"yes, that's it."

He took the phase barrier with patience and excitement, and then thanked Belluker.

"It was found at a friend's house of mine, and it's not anything important except for a bit of history."

Bellukr was a little afraid to accept Kael'thas's thanks, and hurriedly informed the source of the shield.

But Kael'thas was very grateful to him.

Breakfast was served in the town of Nanhai.

Then they left, and in just two hours, Kael'thas was in the place where he was separated from Kalia and the others.

A forked junction in the Hillsbrad Hills, with Dalaran to the northeast and Alterac to the northwest.

"Goodbye, I'll go to Alterac when I get a chance."

Kael'thas said goodbye to Kalia with a smile.

"Hmm."

Kalia didn't know what to say, but after a simple response, she watched Kael'thas and the others leave.

Gianna was quite reluctant to look back.

"Your Highness, Dalaran Rio Tranac is very close."

Bellukr comforted Kalia and said:

"You can often use the reason you want to see Gianna."

This human paladin unexpectedly came up with a good method.

However, even if Bellukr hadn't shown it before, he hadn't supported the kind of person who would support Kalia and Kael'thas together.

"Did you read that novel too?"

Kalia looked at Belukr with some annoyance.

"Amount"

Bellukr laughed dryly and did not answer.

But he is not one who will be influenced by a novel, and the more important reason is the order of the king of Lordaeron.

Beluker could not fail to obey the will of the king and queen.

If there is any other place in the kingdom of mankind that can be called a miracle, it is Dalaran.

This city with a rich history sits just south of Lake Lordamere. It is a wonderful city of wisdom, strength, majesty, magnificence, art and mystery, and it is the most brilliant pearl of the entire Lordaeron continent.

"I've heard that in the human world, every mage is from Dalaran, is that correct?"

Kael'thas and Antonidas walked together, looking at the purple city in the distance, and asked.

"This is not true, there are many mages who were born in other realms."

Antonidas smiled and answered Kael'thas question:

"But if all human mages have been to Dalaran, this statement is true."

"There isn't a human mage who has a heart and mind dedicated to the pursuit of magic who hasn't been to Dalaran."

His brow was full of pride.

Dalaran is the center of the magic of the human world, and in countless centuries of transformation, this kingdom is the only one that has not declined, and has become more and more powerful with time.

It is a kingdom of freedom, a kingdom of magic, where mages are free to pursue their dreams without having to live as restrictive as in other countries.

The mages are the best of humanity, detached from the general people, and able to pursue their dreams and values without worrying about material needs.

And the highest decision-maker in Dalaran is not a single person, but a parliament, which is a rare boiled country.

"How many people are there in Dalaran now?"

Kael'thas continued to ask, an answer that would allow him to know the percentage of mages in the human world.

"Sixteen thousand."

Kael'thas was shocked by the scarcity of answers given by Antonidas.

There are more than 10,000 mages, and perhaps some merchants in Dalaran, so that they can be compared to other kingdoms, how strong should these mages represent?

"What about Kenrito?"

Kael'thas wanted to know how many people were in the ruling council of Dalaran.

Kenrito is made up of six seats, and these six people decide everything about Dalaran.

However, Kenrito's organization is far more than six, and there is also a group of talented elites in this organization who help the six leaders do things.

The rest of the mages didn't have much restraint and restrictions, and of course they still had to abide by some rules and systems in Dalaran.

"There are more than 1,000 members of Kenrito."

Antonidas gave an approximate number.

More than 1,000, that number seems to be enough.

Ten minutes later, Kael'thas and the others arrived at Dalaran.

The city is surrounded by a lilac circle of light, which seems to prevent the leakage of internal magic and alter the surrounding environment.

Kael'thas saw two distinct waves of people beneath the gates.

On the left are dozens of human mages, and on the right are dozens of High Elf mages.

Kael'thas frowned.

He had thought that the High Elves and the Human Mages should get along well in Dalaran, but now it seemed that this was not the case.

Neither the humans nor the elves looked at each other as they greeted the team.

"Lord Antonidas, Lord Kel'thugad"

"His Royal Highness the Prince"

Both waves of people saluted and greeted their leader almost simultaneously.

Kael'thas is bizarre to find that no humans welcome him.

He glanced at Antonidas, the old mage smiled nonchalantly, and then said nothing, and walked directly towards Dalaran with Kael'thas.

Entering Dalaran, Kael'thas immediately saw many gorgeous and elegant buildings.

What caught his attention were the mysterious and elegant white towers that stood out all over the city of Dalaran.

"That's Violet Castle."

Pointing to a large, slender minaret in the center of the city, Antonidas said:

"It has the world's richest library, the largest laboratory, and the top of it is the Kenrito Conference Center."

【The richest library in the world】

Kael'thas flashed through Silvermoon City and the High Elf Library, and there was nothing strange on his face.

He tilted his head and looked hard at the top of Violet Castle, wondering what it would be like to look down on all of Dalaran from there.

"I was going to take you to meet the other councilors."

At this time, several teleported lights flashed in front of Kael'thas and the others, and a smile appeared on the corner of Antonidas's mouth:

"It seems that I don't have to do much, they are all here."

Three figures emerged from the teleportation.

One was a young man with the appearance of a High Elf, a short man, and a very tall woman of a certain age.

"Let me introduce you to some of Kenrito's councillors."

Anthony Das smiled and began to introduce them one by one:

"He's Crassus, his race is secret, but he's not a High Elf, and he's much older than he looks."

The High Elf man bowed to Kael'thas:

"It's a pleasure to meet you, Your Highness Kael'thas."

Kael'thas returned the salute with a smile as his eyes flashed brightly.

He knew that this man was the consort of the Red Dragon Queen, an adult male surnamed Red Dragon.

"He's Derlandon."

Antonidas pointed to the short man, and Kael'thas heard his voice in his ear.

"Don't mention his size, trust me, it's not going to be a pleasant experience."

Kael'thas sensed amusement, and he and Derlandon briefly greeted him, then turned his gaze to the last person.

"She's Modra, a very capable woman."

Antonidas said.

The fact that a woman can be one of the six Kenrito is also a testament to her ability.

Kael'thas wasn't particularly familiar with her and the short man just now, so he could only say hello briefly.

But Gianna's eyes kept on Modra, perhaps this woman reminded Gianna of the great mage Egwen.

Antonidas introduced three, plus Kael'thas and himself, and there were only five people.

[And what about the other one?] 】

As soon as Kael'thas thought this, Kel'thugad stepped out from behind Antonidas.

"I'm also one of the councillors."

He said with a smile on his face.

This chilled Kael'thas in his heart, he was not familiar with some of the things at this time, and he forgot that Kel'thugad was one of Kenrito's ** divisions.

Due to his research on the undead and his inhumane experiments, Kel'thugad was later expelled from Kenrito, but he is still here.

This identity made Kael'thas who wanted to deal with this evil mage find it a little tricky.

But he didn't make a statement, and had a brief conversation with a few people.

These people gave him a good impression, there were no very bad guys out of Kel'thugad, and Kael'thas became much more comfortable with his future life.

"Then let's not bother you for now, Your Highness Kael'thas and go to your own residence first."

Antonidas' proposal was approved by the others.

They parted, and Kael'thas followed the elves who greeted him down the streets.

The gaze of the human mages around him always made Kael'thas feel weird, he frowned, and then changed the subject to ask the elf who led the team at the front:

"Anyway, you haven't introduced yourself yet?"

From the moment he was greeted to the present, Kael'thas did not know the name of this High Elf.

"Uh."

Cold sweat fell from the high elf's forehead, and he quickly turned around and knelt down:

"I'm sorry, His Royal Highness didn't have time to introduce himself just now"

Kael'thas has been led by Antonidas from the city gate until just now, and this elf is not easy to disturb.

"My name is Isaas. The Grabber. ”

He uttered a name that surprised Kael'thas with his name.

The Snatcher is a surname, but it doesn't have any special meaning, so Kael'thas was surprised by that.

He was amazed by Esaas. The name "Snatcher" represents the person.

If Kael'thas remembers correctly, this man is the High Elf who entered Kenrito after Kael'thas and the future representative of the Blood Elves in Dalaran.

I didn't expect to meet it when I first came to Dalaran

(To be continued)