The pretty girl selling flowers was just a small episode that passed quickly.

Kael'thas was curious, but he wasn't interested in asking further, but even so, the girl's words left a shallow shadow in his heart.

[Write a letter to tell Kalia about this]

He stood under the tree, turning the wildflower in his hand and thinking.

And at some point, on the other side of Talenmere, a human lady with the same blonde hair and blue instant kept watching him.

[Found]

When she said this softly, she also disappeared into the crowd without a sound.

Kael'thas tried to inject magic into the ornate to keep it vibrant, but he didn't try anything like it and failed.

In desperation, he put the flowers on the ground and left.

Anyway, it's something that's destined to wither, and Kael'thas doesn't mind too much, and it's a good fate to let it die in the ground.

He continued to race against time to find weapons, but after turning all of Tarummir around, he still didn't get anything.

"Have you bought it all?"

So Kael'thas found Teresa ahead of time and asked her questions.

"Not almost."

Teresa shook her head, she was so slow to compare goods all the way to save money.

Kael'thas looked at what looked like a heavy package in Teresa's hand.

"Give it to me."

He reached for the package and placed it inside the necklace.

This convenient way has always been the envy of Teresa.

"Don't put it off any longer, I'll buy the rest with you."

Kael'thas didn't want to waste too much time for a little money, and after asking what was left, he took Teresa for a big purchase.

By the time all the supplies had been purchased, it was almost noon.

Kael'thas asks Teresa if he's on the move after lunch.

"No, Sal is still waiting!"

The human maiden immediately rejected the offer.

"Then let's go buy something and go back."

Kael'thas guessed her answer and took Teresa to find the rations.

They found steaming pancakes on street stalls.

"Pack me ten."

Teresa counted the odd coins in her hand and handed them to the stall owner.

She and Kael'thas ate less, but Sal had a lot of food, so he had to take a few more portions home.

The two waited on the side.

At this time, the crowd in the distance began to panic, and even the sound of guards shouting and shouting sounded.

"What's going on?"

Teresa asked Kael'thas nervously.

"I don't know, don't worry about it."

Kael'thas didn't want to touch anything superfluous at all, which would be very troublesome.

After the pancake was ready, the panic didn't spread here, and the two of them just roughly knew what was going on from the muttering of others, and it seemed that a human lady had offended the lord here.

The specific two didn't pay attention either.

They walked out of Tarummir safely, but before they had reached a few hundred meters, they heard the sound of horses' hooves behind them.

"Hey, the two in front of you let Jean!"

A white steed galloped from behind, and Kael'thas pulled Teresa to the side, clearly seeing a blonde woman passing by.

It was just a muddy dirt road, and the hooves of the horses kicked up a lot of dirt as they skimmed.

"Ice Protector."

Kael'thas stood in front of Teresa, shielding the dirt from the earth with an ice shield formed by the Ice Shield.

He looked at the woman who had just galloped by with a slightly puzzled expression, always feeling very familiar.

[Is it a hallucination?] 】

Kael'thas thought so, and then noticed more horses rushing behind him.

"Get out of the way, get out of the way!"

The horses were human soldiers in armor, and they shouted, and without looking at the two of them, chased straight ahead.

"Master Mage, is that person the reason for the restlessness just now?"

Teresa seemed to have guessed something.

Kael'thas thinks the same as her.

"It should be."

He nodded, then lifted the Ice Protector and continued to walk forward with Teresa:

"But it's not about us."

If Kael'thas was not mistaken, the woman's strength was very high, even higher than him

There was no way something could have happened to her.

[Is there such a legendary professional in mankind?] 】

Kael'thas wondered with curiosity that he hadn't found this woman in the previous war.

"Hey, the two in front of you let Jean!"

After walking less than ten minutes, the white steed returned from the front.

Kael'thas pulled a startled Teresa out of the way again, dodging the woman and the pursuers behind her.

"Master Mage, aren't you going to help her?"

Teresa asked Kael'thas with some naivety.

What a joke, Kael'thas of course refused.

But something that left people speechless happened again, and this time they had only been walking for a few minutes, when the steed came running from behind.

"Hey, the two in front of you let Jean!"

Exactly the same line, this time Teresa didn't use Kael'thas anymore, and reflexively hid to the side.

The horse and the soldiers, who had become a little slower, passed by the two men again

[How does this seem to be intentional?] 】

Kael'thas sensed something was wrong.

He continued to move on without moving, and sure enough, within a few minutes, the woman came running from the front again.

"Hey, the two in front of you let Jean!"

The familiar tone made Kael'thas frown.

He and Teresa had dodged the woman, and waited for half a minute before the human soldiers passed by their somewhat tired horses.

"She's draining the strength of those soldiers' horses!"

Teresa's eyes lit up, and she suddenly understood.

But Kael'thas doesn't think so.

A horse's physical strength cannot be consumed in just a few dozen minutes, and it is clear what the woman has done.

But it doesn't matter, what matters is whether the woman has some purpose for the two of them.

"Let's go the other way."

Kael'thas didn't make any more excuses, and took Teresa up the rugged mountain trail.

This time they seem to be free, well, just half an hour of freedom.

In just half an hour, the blonde-haired human lady rode her steed behind the two.

She had completely escaped her pursuers.

"Who are you?"

Kael'thas asked warily, he already knew that this woman's target was indeed them.

"You can call me Karina, I'm a hunter."

The woman sat on her horse and replied with ease:

"A hunter who is being wanted by the Stormwind Kingdom."

Kael'thas hadn't heard of the name from history, which made him more and more confused about the situation.

"Why is a wanted hunter chasing us?"

He asked.

The question seemed silly to the huntress, and Kael'thas could see the evil smile on her lips.

"Why can't a wanted hunter chase a mage who hides an orc?"

She said this, her blue eyes staring straight at Kael'thas:

"If I just send that orc up, at least I'll be much less wanted, right?"

Teresa immediately covered her mouth in a panic, and Kael'thas almost tried to pull out her weapon to attack.

But he didn't notice the hostility of the huntress, which made him suppress:

"How do you know we're hiding orcs?"

Kael'thas had left the water elemental by Thrall's side, and he didn't notice anything unusual from the contract, and the human huntress apparently didn't notice Thrall, so how did she know for sure?

"I'm a hunter, don't underestimate a hunter's nose."

The hunter, or the beautiful woman named Karina, pointed to the bodies of the two men and curled the corners of her mouth:

"You smell of orcs."

Her nose seems to be more sensitive than that of a dog.

Kael'thas looked dark.

"What do you want to do?"

He opened his mouth and said:

"There's no hostility in you, tell me what you're trying to do."

Karina's strength is no less than that of Kael'thas, so he doesn't dare to act rashly with Teresa by his side.

"You're so smart"

Karina drove the horse slowly in front of the two men, and then winked and laughed:

"I'm an adventurous hunter, and I'm very interested in your combination, so why don't you let me join in?"

Her eyes reflected on Kael'tham's pupils, giving him a very familiar feeling:

"With my dignity, I pledge that it will not hinder your actions."

For some reason, the low, crisp voice made Kael'thas unable to resist.

"Okay."

He actually responded like a miracle.

[Is it magic!? 】

Kael'thas was in a jerk, and reflexively became wary of his sudden bizarre behavior.

But he didn't notice any fluctuations in the spell.

It's not magic - Kael'thas looked at Karina with a mysterious smile, once again in deep confusion.

And at this time in Dalaran, the residence of the High Elves.

Solan Liane was in Kael'thas room chatting with Medivan.

"She's found out, and you're just that."

She said this in a cold tone, perhaps in retaliation for Madison's frustration at refusing to tell her something.

"No, I think I've tried my best to hide, and it's hard for ordinary legendary professionals to find out"

Medivan smiled wryly at this:

"But that female elf is called Sylvanas, right?"

"She doesn't look at your prince the way she looks like you, she doesn't see by her eyes, she sees it by her feelings."

"No amount of magic or illusion can hide from her."

Because of this, Sylvanas left to find Kael'thas without saying goodbye.

Medivin wasn't worried that the female ranger would affect his plans.

Because he saw in Sylvanas a delicate orb that could allow her to transform into a person of any race without being detected.

By this time, she should have made contact with Kael'thas already.

The three-man team becomes a four-a-side team, and what impact does this have on the future?

It can't be bad anyway

(To be continued)