She said she remembered exactly what happened that day, and then she looked me in the eye and asked me if I remember. Of course I remember, and never will, but I shook my head and said that my memory was so broken that I could barely remember him.

I gestured to Guntel, who was sitting on the side and staring at the two of us, the guy hadn't said a word the whole time.

Galia said that she was terrified that day, and when she heard the cries and screams coming from the castle, she went from anticipating the return of her brother to being shocked, and then she was stupid.

They began to flee in all directions, and no one cared for anyone. At first, she thought it was an assassin who had entered, but when she heard the frightened and weeping servant say that the returning prince's army was slaughtered, she couldn't believe it was true, until she saw those heavily armed fellows wielding weapons and looking for people room by room, and killing people on sight, that she barely believed that it was the soldiers of Artsace who caused the rebellion, but she really couldn't understand why, and she even wondered if Arthas was coerced.

As a member of the royal family, she knew where the escape route was, but when she found out that there was already someone guarding the secret escape route, she quietly retreated, and a grandmother who followed her was also frightened.

They escaped the first round of slaughter, and when she found the soldiers outside, she ran out of there, but when she was discovered, they were chased and finally fled into the kitchen, and then what happened.

I asked her what about the child?

It's good not to mention this question, but she actually cried when she mentioned it.

She told me that the child was not found in the first place, and that she tried to come out to find the child after hiding in the sewer, but never went out again until she woke up one day.

When she found that she was surrounded by rotten, pale, even crippled people, she fell into fear again, and when she learned that she was dead and found that her body was also rotting, she collapsed.

She fell into great grief when she learned what had happened during this time, and she screamed when she saw her daughter's tombstone, but then she quickly covered her mouth again.

One night she dug up the grave, and when she found the little corpse she wept, but could not squeeze out a single tear. She sat with the child's body in her arms all night, hesitated, and then buried the child in the grave before dawn, and then managed to leave the place.

I asked her why she covered her mouth and ...... After doing so, she said that the word Minethil was a very dangerous word here, and that everyone hated Arthas Minethiel, and that she was Arthas's sister, and that she knew what it would be like to be known for who she was, or what it would be like to be recognized.

After escaping from Lordaeron, she wanted to go south to find her husband, but at this time she felt more fear in her heart, she didn't know where to go, she was afraid to see anyone, living or dead, she just wanted to stay away from them.

Until it was discovered by Guntel west of Brill.

Guntel discovers that she is still being mistaken for a spy because she is hiding in the bushes, and when Guntel discovers that she is a weak woman, he becomes very curious. Because now almost all the resurrected people have become ruthless, extreme, and full of hatred, but the woman in front of her is no different from the living in her heart, except that she is dead on the outside. And now all the Forsaken had gathered, and only the scouts were in the wild, but he found that the woman's outfit was completely different from the scouts.

Galia said that she was frightened at the time, and she did not dare to say anything for fear of being taken back or what would happen to her, but Gunther did not do so, and he began to reassure her, and it was only after she noticed that the dead old man seemed to be different from the dead men that she gradually said something about herself.

And Gunther is not an ordinary person, it is impossible to fool him, so after the gradual contact between the two, Guntel decided that she must not be an ordinary nobleman, and after Guntel found that this woman actually had traces of holy light magic on her body, he took better care of her.

Guntel brought her here and took care of her, telling her a lot about what was going on outside, and as the two of them had been in contact for longer, Galia finally revealed her origins.

Guntel was surprised to hear this, but soon some forsaken appeared here, thinking that Guntel had betrayed her after she told Gunther, but Guntel did not hand over the house to Galia, let alone mention that there were still people in the house.

A number of forsaken people followed, and Galia went from hiding and not daring to come out to being able to face the forsaken who were sent for advice or help. But in her heart, she always wanted to go south to find her husband.

Gunther is a magician, and a magician has a certain ability to divinate and predict, not to mention that Guntel is a very powerful magician. Galia said that Gunther found the Kane that she missed in her heart through mind control, but only by what he was, and then used a very subtle telepathic method to find Kane in her dreams through dreams, and then found the source of this induction in her dreams.

Guntel said Kane was not dead and was alive now. The news made her cry with joy, and it was the best news she could ever hear.

But when Galia said she wanted to see him, Gunther asked her if she was sure. I know why this old man asks, although he seems to be single all his life, he seems to understand people's feelings quite well. He knew that the relationship between the two was not as solid as before, at least it was more likely on the man's side, and secondly, Jialia was dead after all.

Seeing the man like this should feel like a dream, but it's just a dream, and once you find that what you see in the dream doesn't match what you expect in your heart, maybe you will be very disappointed.

But this is only an outsider's idea, and Galia's desire to see her husband grows stronger. Gunther said nothing more, and arranged a meeting between the two of them.

In the dream, Galia saw her husband, and the husband in the dream did not show fear or anything like that, and Gunther said that in the process, Galia did not appear to be anxious or angry, and had been calm. The girl was silent for a long time after the meeting, and Gunther did not ask her why, and she never mentioned it again.

And then the matter was over.

Since then, she has lived quietly here, a place almost isolated from the rest of the world, and she occasionally follows Guntel to the world outside the lake, mainly to help Guntel collect medicine, but more often she will be on the top of this mountain to welcome the sunrise and farewell sunset, day after day, year after year.

When she had finished telling me what had happened, Gunther kept staring at me, and he looked at me uncomfortably, until he told me never to forget my promise that I should never tell anyone about a woman here, whose name was Galia, and her surname was Minethiel.

But in spite of what Gunther said, I saw that Galia's expression did not seem to indicate anything. But there's really nothing to say about this, after all, she's not a bad person.

I couldn't stay here for two days, after all, it was really not interesting, the two people living in seclusion here didn't care much about the outside world, and Galia didn't have the slightest interest in recovering Lordaeron and reviving the Minethil family.

These two people are very temperamental together.

Guntel asked me where I was going, and I said there was no purpose, but most likely to go to the western continent, where the strife borered me, and the gloom depressed. I asked them if they would like to go together, and Guntel expressed his wish with a smile and a soft snort.

Standing on the shore and looking back at the island in the middle of the lake with only the top of the mountain, I suddenly remembered Alsace. He shouldn't have hesitated to kill his father, but when he saw his eldest niece since he was a child, would he have a slight fluctuation in his heart?

Or did he take it upon himself to deal with the little girl who hugged him?

I can't help but feel a tug in my heart when I think about it.

Whether he's crazy or not, he's going to have to pay enough for it, I hate it. But how great is the price he can pay?

When I came to the outside of Lordaeron, I ignored its existence and walked straight over, I didn't want to see any people here, and I didn't want to care about anything here.

But after walking over, I suddenly remembered, how can I get to the Western Continent?

It is impossible to swim there, if only by boat...... Oh my gosh, am I going to Southsea Town or Minahill Harbor? The thought of the long way I had tossed and turned several times suddenly made me not want to leave.

Or go back and ask Guntel to connect me too? Bilgit should still be in Thunder Bluff by now, and if she opens a portal for me, wouldn't it be a problem? But the thought of walking back from here makes me feel irritated, and I hate to go back.

But when I saw a group of orcs coming from the west, it dawned on me that it was better to ask for others than for myself, and I dared to ask where the road was, and the road was ahead.

It's really hard to find the port where the orcs docked after coming here from Kalimdor, it's not that you can find it by following the road, I followed the road until I found the beach, but the reality tells me that this road is wrong, but since I came to the beach, I can always find it as long as I look along the sea.

It turned out that I was right, I did find the orc port of call on the west coast of the kingdom of Lordaeron, this secret military port is very simple, but it does not prevent a few orc warships from docking here.

The voyage depends on it.