For the rest of the day, they were busy planning.

Who should go to Draeno?Who should stay?What necessities should they bring?How long do they have to wait?

≮ People are arguing non-stop. What started out as an exchange turned into an argument, and eventually some people even started yelling. For a moment, Tulayan even thought that Arelia and Kudran would fight over how to use the griffons.

☆ Eventually, everyone drew up a plan that everyone was satisfied with. After that, some people, including Arelia, wanted to act immediately. "Compared to the orcs, my rangers' night vision is as good as that of the orcs. "And even if you humans can't see well at night, moonlight can help." ”

"Nope. Tulayan said firmly. "Arelia, not everyone is as eyesighted as you. And we're tired right now, too. At night, the orcs must have the upper hand. You must also note |no|wrong|. They didn't attack us right now. ”

Her eyes narrowed. "No, maybe they're resting so that they can come back tomorrow morning. ”

Tulayan paused for a moment. Arelia soon realized that what she had just said was exactly what Tulayan was trying to say. She frowned and remained silent.

"Tulayan is right," Khadgar said. "We are all exhausted, and death is close at hand. Our goal now is not to charge into battle as everyone roars and kill as many orcs as we can. All we have to do now is to guarantee as much as possible a trip to Draenor without casualties, thus stopping their plot. And not just kill the few orcs who have gathered at the Dark Portal. ”

Tulayan thought. Although what Khadgar said was not aimed at Arelia. But what he said just now still made her feel embarrassed. Arelia's face turned red, then paper-pale again, and she walked out of the room. Tulayan subconsciously tried to follow, but Khadgar grabbed his arm.

"Let her go. He whispered. "If you talk to her now, it's only going to make things worse. Now she is as exhausted as we are, and she can't think things rationally. Let her come to you. ”

Let her come to you. As always, Tulayan thought to himself, how much did Khadgar know? Or is it deliberate?-

Under ∏ sky, the moonlight shone on the Watch Fort.

"Verena, wait. ”

Arelia and her lieutenant left the parlor and walked towards their barracks. Arelia asked another elf to follow her down the aisle. Verena silently complied, looking at her commander quizzically.

× no doubt is that Arelia will be walking through the Dark Gate with the others at dawn tomorrow, while Verena and the others will remain here. So that if something goes wrong, they can help the Sons of Lothar.

"I have a special mission for you, which goes beyond your military duties. Arelia began. "I may never come back. All of us may not be able to come back. We don't know what we're going to face in that world. It's not that I'm sentimental. ”

Verena and Arelia have been good friends for decades. At the moment, she looked a little uneasy. But still nodded. "Yes. ”

"If I really don't come back...... If you can't go home...... Please send a message to my family and tell them. I traveled to the world of the Orcs to fight, to avenge Quel'Thalas, and to give our people a safe life in the future. She remembered Tulayan's impassioned words - they couldn't let the tribe threaten other innocents. Her throat suddenly choked. ...

"Sue them," her voice didn't sound as pleasant as usual. "Sue them, I did my best to save the world. I pray that those worlds will not suffer as much as we do. I told them that I chose to do this completely voluntarily, regardless of what happened to me...... My heart is always with them. ”

Erelia rummaged through a small pocket, eventually pulling out three small necklaces, each set with a sparkling gemstone. Green jadeite, ruby, azure jade. Verena looked at them and took a deep breath, it was clear that she knew the gems.

"Yes, they were taken from the necklace my parents gave me. Arelia admitted. "I got someone in Stormwind to dissolve the necklace and make three box pendants out of it. I'll keep this one. She took the jade necklace and tied it around her neck. "I'm going to give the remaining two to Winlessa and Sylvanas, in case I ......," she bit her lower lip. "Please. When you are able to go back, be sure to take them with you and give them to my sisters. Sue them, as long as it is so, no matter what happens...... We'll always be together. ”

Arelia thought for a moment, then pulled out a piece of paper and a pen from her body, and crouched on the ground to write a few words. After that, she carefully folded the small paper repeatedly and put it into a box pendant.

"If you can see Lin Yue again, help me give him this pendant, if you can't. You just burn it. ”

Tears rolled down Verena's face with tears in her eyes. Thereel felt a hint of jealousy that she could still cry. The Elven Ranger studies the inscription on the necklace: To Sylvanas. Love you forever, Arelia. To Wen Lessa. Love, Arelia. These words were already familiar to Arelia.

"You will come back, and then you will be able to give these pendants to your sister personally. But for now, I'll keep them safe until you come back. I swear to you. ”

Verena hugged her tightly. Arelia's body appeared a little stiff. It's been a long time since she's had had such intimate contact with her, at least since that night......

Arelia hugged her old friend and left her embrace for a while. Verena wiped tears from her face, saluted Arelia, and hurried back to the barracks.

Arelia wandered around, letting the breeze soothe her turbulent heart.

Suddenly, her ears moved, and there was a faint sound of footsteps in the distance. She quickly dived into the shadows. When she realized that it was Tulayan, her brow furrowed. Tulayan walked towards the high wall and stood there with his back to it. In the moonlight, his shoulders looked heavy. Arelia heard her name being called, and her eyes saw the tears on Tulayan's face. She turned away, disappeared into the darkness, and walked back silently the way she had come. The conversation with Verena just now no longer burdened her heart, but if she spoke to Tulayan now, the fruits of her hard work in the past two years would be ruined. She wouldn't take that risk.

In the moonlight, the generals of the Union army stood alone. Although Tulayan had built his own soldiers to get a good night's sleep, he himself suffered from insomnia. Khadgar's words and Arelia's expression lingered in his mind. He reminisced about the past, as he had done so many times in the past two years, back to the night that had completely changed him. (To be continued......)

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