After a few rare days of rest, Sarena and Stellagossa took a good break and made a tour of the Broken Isles before returning to Valsara's Dreamlands.

As the organizers of the conference, several leaders of the Night Elves finally came to the scene in person.

When Sarren and Stellagossa returned to the Dream Glade, they saw Mavi and Tyrande, who were glaring at each other and competing to see who would blink first.

"Childish ......"

This sentence was not complained to the barrage in his heart, but directly "whispered".

"Huh?!"

"Huh?!"

The intervention of a third party finally allowed Tyrande and Mavi to end their boring glares at each other, and instead turn their anger on the person who spoke out.

Facing the fierce eyes of the two with a "murderous" aura, Sarian smiled disappreciably and shrugged his shoulders.

"Okay, two, don't stand in the middle of the gate, you two don't move out, how will the conference start?"

Sarean knew what was going on after a little observation of the scene.

Tyrande and Mavi each stood in front of the door of the chamber with one foot, both turning their heads and glaring at each other, apparently trying to enter the hall first, but they were frozen in place because they couldn't give in to each other.

At this end of the gate, representatives of all ethnic groups, including Caponia, were blocked at the door, helplessly watching the two strong women play the "game" of whoever blinks first loses.

Malfurion and Garrod stood in the door with embarrassed faces, trying to persuade but not knowing where to start, in case their girlfriend (the old lady) thought it was an elbow turned outward...... The problem will be worse.

At this time, there must be a silly boldness (crossed out...... A man of commendable courage stepped forward to act as a third party and break the strange tacit understanding between the two.

Garrod had only returned to Mount Hyjal under the persuasion of Saljan, and with the previous experience of working together to kill Sarvis, Mavi had always been grateful and kind to Sarren.

After seeing that the person who spoke out was Sarjan, the fierce look in the eyes of the watcher leader gradually faded, and he nodded politely to Sarjan.

Tyrande doesn't have much to do with Sarren, but she has a good relationship with Inas, and Aiya and Woo are a little more tolerant of Sarren.

Tyrande was not stupid, and when she came back to her senses and saw the delegates barricaded at the door, she finally realized the impact of her rash actions.

Politicians are cheeky, and they don't blush so easily even if they know they're doing something wrong.

Tyrande's heart was a little ashamed, but she remained silent on her face, and instead smiled and reached out to the door.

"I'm sorry to delay your time, please come in."

Seeing the orderly entry of the delegates into the venue, Malfurion and Garrod breathed a sigh of relief at the same time, and both of them cast a look of gratitude to Sarren.

Salaan smiled disapprovingly, and followed Carbonia into the venue as a member of the Quel'Salas delegation.

Judging from the attitude of Tyrande and Mawi who still do not give in to each other, in the period before the conference, their relationship has not eased in the slightest, and it is still a needle-to-needle.

Nominally, Tyrande and Malfurion are the leaders of all the Night Elves, but due to the anarchic and bizarre nature of the Night Elves after the War of the Ancients, the two are legally unable to stand as leaders.

Mavi recognized this to dare to lash out at Tyrande to her face, and she gained the support of many of her people who had long been disappointed in Tyrande.

This time, the Night Elves convened a meeting of various elven sub-races in order to fundamentally solve the political crisis that the Night Elves are currently facing, officially establish a new country, and elect a legally recognized national leader.

Regardless of who the position of leader ends up on, under the premise that the leader holds the supreme power, at least the recurrence of the situation of Mavi and Tyrande who are not prioritized and do not make concessions to each other.

Vandal Deerhelm was unexpectedly inspired by Sarjan during his last trip to Quel'Thalas, and he relayed Sarjan's advice to Malfurion.

Malfurion himself was not interested in power, and from an emotional point of view, he still wanted the power of the race leader to be in the hands of Tyrande.

But from a rational point of view, Malfurion also knew that Tyrande was not a good leader.

The question is, who is going to be the leader?

Mavi?

In terms of ability and qualifications, Mavi is undoubtedly qualified.

But considering the current situation of incompatibility between Mavi and Tyrande, once Mavi comes to power, Tyrande's fate will definitely not be very good.

Perhaps he will be completely expelled from the decision-making level, and he will only retain the false title of high priest of the moon god, and he will no longer be able to hold any real power.

Tyrande is a typical human addict, and being expelled from the decision-making hierarchy is something she can't accept anyway, and is likely to rise up and lead to the outbreak of the Night Elves' civil war.

In addition to Mavi, what else can the Night Elves who have been resting on their laurels for many years come up with?

Garrod?

Forget it, it's appropriate to let Garrod be a military leader, but with his good old personality, being a racial leader is afraid that he will be fooled by the old foxes of other countries to give up national interests every minute.

The qualifications and abilities of the deer helmet are also qualified, but many people are always uneasy about his frizzy personality, and someone must be holding the rope next to him.

Since no one person has the power to do it alone, the best way to do this is to form a parliament and vote on whether a policy can be passed, as Sarean said.

This method of voting on national policy is not perfect, and once some parliamentarians huddle together to vote with their butts, it is likely to make a mess of national policy.

Therefore, at this time, a person whose prestige can suppress the factions of all parties and ensure a bowl of water is balanced is needed to serve as the speaker.

This man was undoubtedly Malfurion.

Admittedly, Grand Druid Malfurion often unconsciously favors Tyrande, but that is in the trivialities of innocence.

In terms of big things, if Tyrande still wants to mess around, Malfurion won't get used to her.

Malfurion would not refute Tyrande's decision to his face, but would only quietly dissect the possible consequences of her decision to Tyrande.

In Sarren's opinion, if it weren't for his own personality, he would not have been strong enough to govern, and he would have allowed Malfurion to take over the power alone.

Malfurion was self-aware, he knew that he was not in charge, at least he could not decide the future of the race alone, and he needed someone to help him.

In this case, a democratic parliamentary system is the most suitable form of government for the Night Elves, with a speaker in charge and other members of parliament assisting.

Most of the elven governments present, including Quel'Thalas, had councils...... Or there used to be a parliament.

Fadore was held by the Queen Spider, with Cambot and several other nobles serving as advisors to the Spider, and existed in a manner similar to that of the Parliament.

The same is true for Surama.

Not to mention Sindra, the original Sindra Scholars Organization was formed to limit Prince Tosedrin's intention to monopolize power.

This system lasted for nearly 9,000 years, until the demon Imotar's energy absorption failed, and the half-mad Tosedlin took advantage of the problem to take back the power of the exile with the help of the ferocity of the slaughter of civilians.

Today, Eresaras still stands tall in the jungle of Firas, but the Sindra regime, led by Torsedrin, has long since fallen apart.

The remnants of the Sindra scholars voluntarily relinquished the dilapidated Eresaras and moved their clan to settle in a new country founded by their distant cousin Queldore.

Representatives of various ethnic groups expressed their opinions and talked about the pros and cons of parliamentarism in their eyes from their own perspectives.

Malfurion and the others listened carefully to the opinions from all sides, and with the democratic electoral program proposed by Sarian before, these Night Elf leaders gradually had a clear answer in their hearts.

It was rare to gather relatives together, and Malfurion, who had basically made up his mind, did not keep talking about the affairs of the Night Elves.

No matter what Tyrande may do, the Night Elves have indeed worked hard to protect Azeroth in the post-Elder War era.

Among the various sub-races of the elves, the territory and number of citizens belonging to the night elves are the largest, and the right to speak is naturally the largest.

The Night Elves below are Quel'Thalas, Fadore and Xadore can only be regarded as city-states, and Sindra has long been attached to Quel'Thalas, and after 1-2 generations, he will completely become a member of Quel'Thalas.

"As you know."

Malfurion looked at the representatives of the participating countries with a serious expression: "Because of the orc invasion three years ago, Azeroth has once again been targeted by the Burning Legion, and demonic spies have quietly infiltrated all corners of Azeroth. ”

"Taking the opportunity of this conference, I hope that all of you present can cooperate with the Night Elves on behalf of their respective countries and races to jointly establish an intelligence alliance and ensure the rapid transmission of information."

'Intelligence...... ? ’

Saljan's eyes narrowed slightly, and as the others were silent, he nodded to Carbonia, who turned to ask for advice.

Whatever the Night Elves' purpose is, in this world of underdeveloped communications, there is a real need for the Intelligence Alliance. ’

Chapter 450: Malfurion's Proposal