After the enthronement ceremony of the new king of Lordaeron, it was clear that an undercurrent began to surge in the Eastern Kingdom.

The proposal to rebuild the alliance has been sent back to the country by the representatives of various countries, and the resulting waves are gradually spreading.

Leaving aside the question of whether the kings would accept the offer, Gilneth, Stormgard, Outlake, Dalaran, and Kurtilas were all very active in resuming bilateral trade with Lordaeron, at least when it came to resuming bilateral trade with Lordaeron.

In the ten years when diplomatic relations with Lordaeron were almost severed, the big market of Lordaeron was missing, and except for Kurtiras and Dalaran, who had newly opened up the Quel'Salas trade route, the life of the other northern kingdoms was not as good as a year.

Among them, Stormgard, who was poor and white, had the most miserable life.

Although the Regency Council drove Garin out of power and reluctantly put the country's development back on track, it was difficult for the highlanders, who were rich in muscular barbarians, to produce good civil servants.

The Regent Council, which had been busy with internal affairs all day, had long wanted to bring back Danas Thorbaine, who had disappeared in Draenor, and put him in charge of the throne of Stormgard.

At that time, Solas chose Garin, who was closer to him, as the prince among the two heirs, and the mild-mannered Danas had no objection to this, and silently accepted Solas's arrangement, and followed the Alliance Expeditionary Force across the Dark Gate into Draenor.

Who knew that he would be gone for a full 10 years, and Stormgard, who was once quite strong, has undergone earth-shaking changes in these 10 years.

Unfortunately, it is a negative change, their national power has been swooping downward, and it has only barely seen signs of bottoming out in the last two years.

Establishing Garin as crown prince proved to be the worst decision Solas ever made in his life.

Time has passed, and the Regency Council, which has struggled to keep the country running, begins to miss Danas who has left Draenor.

Compared to the straw bale Garin, Danas is the most suitable heir to the true inheritance of Solas in the way of statecraft.

Moreover, Danas is not only in the field of internal affairs, but his military command ability is not bad, otherwise he would not have been appointed as the lord of the expeditionary force to reside on the Hellfire Peninsula.

You must know that the Hellfire Peninsula is the most vulnerable area to the Burning Legion, and the commander of the expeditionary force, Tulayan, dares to trust the military and political work of Fort Glory to Danas, which fully demonstrates his ability.

The reopening of the Dark Gate is a threat to Azeroth, but not necessarily to the already bottomed out kingdom of Stormgard.

At least they can bring back the long-lost heir to the throne.

Garin? Who, I don't know.

Speaking of Garin, Salian and Kael'thas were also a little speechless.

When Sarena sent men to save Garin from the Stormgard civil war, he was hoping that he would play a role in the future.

However, it turns out that straw bales are indeed just straw bales, and the mud can't hold up the wall.

Unable to accept the change in his identity, Garin borrowed wine to drown his sorrows all day long, and spent most of the day in wine.

About 3 years ago, the guy went out on a drunken rampage alone after a midnight party and unfortunately fell into a nearby creek.

By the time his equally drunken drinking friends noticed something was wrong, Garin's body had already surfaced, and he had long since recovered from it.

Fortunately, no one knew about Garin's disappearance at the beginning, and even the people of Stormgard thought that he had died in the war, and the matter was over.

Garin is a complete rotten person, who only knows how to enjoy, and never knows what responsibility and responsibility are.

With the exception of a few illegitimate children whom he did not know existed, Garin died without leaving any descendants with legal inheritance.

With Garin's death, the highest line of succession to the throne of the House of Tolbain is undoubtedly Solas's nephew Danas.

Provided, of course, that Danas did not unfortunately die in the fierce battle of Draenor.

Not only is the Kingdom of Stormgard looking forward to the reopening of the Dark Gate, but Saljan, who fears for Aurelia's safety, is also silently waiting for that day to come.

In the following month, Salian did not go anywhere, and honestly stayed in the territory, and lived a rare and relatively leisurely life.

Thanks to Queen Garia's efforts, Lordaeron was soon able to negotiate a smooth resumption of reciprocal trade with other human kingdoms.

Lordaeron, who had always held the shelf, let go of his arrogance, and the trade network that had been crisscrossing like a spider's web in the northern part of the Eastern Kingdom had finally returned to normal after several years.

With the help of the successful conclusion of this relatively friendly negotiation, Galia once again sent a strong signal to invite the leaders of the former alliance countries to the royal city of Lordaeron to discuss the rebuilding of the alliance.

Kael'thas was the first to respond positively, and Dalaran and Kurtiras, who had always maintained a good relationship with Quel'Thalas, also expressed their willingness to give Lordaeron another chance.

The dwarves and gnomes were not enthusiastic about it, but they were not very opposed either.

The Hammer Dwarves and Copperbeard Dwarves have been busy arguing with the Black Iron Dwarves lately, and they don't have much time to pay attention to the Alliance.

The gnomes are as focused on their engineering studies as ever, indifferent to these miscellaneous matters that do not affect their core interests.

After the three kingdoms led by Quel'Salas successively expressed their positions, King Yonserton Pirenod of Alterac also gave positive signals.

He was willing to travel to the royal city of Lordaeron to discuss the re-establishment of the alliance with Queen Caria, who had been instrumental in the peace talks at the Battle of Alterac.

The Kingdom of Stormwind was a little frustrated by Lordaeron's decision to try to regain control of the Alliance's leadership, but Varian chose to focus on the bigger picture and agreed to go to Lordaeron's Royal City after a long absence.

For the Stormwind Kingdom, which guards the southern part of the continent alone, they are closest to the Dark Gate, and they can't do without the help of the northern countries.

Once the Dark Portal is reopened, a unified alliance will be more effective at dealing with the threats that pour out from the other side of the Dark Portal.

The final ball was kicked to Gilneth and Stormgard, who were most unhappy with Lordaeron.

Fortunately for Gilne's side, King Jean Greyman's attitude has softened under the persuasion of Prince Liam.

If there is anyone in this world who can convince the stubborn Jean, it is his proud son Liam.

This is also why in the original history, after Liam was killed in battle, the wolf king Jean would be stunned like that ghost.

Stormgard's side is still hesitant, and some members of the Regency Council want to wait until the Dark Door opens and Danas returns.

Others, however, believe that the Alliance should be rebuilt as soon as possible, and then use the Alliance's power to recover the territories that had been lost to the Deadwood Trolls and Ogres a few years ago, so as to lay a better foundation for the plan to revive Stormgard after Danas returns.

The two factions have their own opinions, and Sarjan, as an outsider, is not easy to say who is right and who is wrong, but only has different perspectives.

It seems that this quarrel will continue to stalemate, and no one knows when they will come up with a unified opinion.

As the day of the Dark Gate reopening approached, Yinas, who had been transporting Stella Gossa around every day for a while, was finally idle.

"Hehehehe~"

Sarren, who was on business in the office, was hairy with her mother's strange smile.

“…… Why? If you have something to say, just say it. ”

"Yay~"

Yin Nasi proudly showed two pairs of scissor hands to Sarren in celebration: "Your mother, I made it!" Dalin's old stubbornness finally relented. ”

"Huh?"

Sallian was confused by the endless words: "What is loose? What have you been up to lately? The lab says it's been a long time since they've seen you. ”

"Hmph~"

Yin Nasi raised her head and chuckled: "Of course, you are busy with your life's affairs, you kid is still young and don't worry about himself, so we elders can only do it for us." ”

"Ah, this ......"

The corners of Sarren's mouth twitched, and he had a vague hunch, but he wasn't sure yet.

"So? Can you make it clearer? ”

"Hehe~" Yin Nasi smiled and snapped her fingers, and the door of the office automatically opened inward without wind: "Let them all come in first." ”

Under Sarjan's somewhat bewildered gaze, Valera, who had a slightly unhappy expression, Gianna, who was secretly happy, Stella Gosa, who was as gentle as ever, and Onexia, who looked indifferent, walked in one after another.

Seeing the posture of the four people lined up, some barrage netizens with bold imagination have already guessed.

[Could it be ......]

[Shh~ Don't jump to conclusions before the final result comes out, concentrate on it. 】

Sallian took a deep breath a little nervously, and turned his gaze back to his mother, who had an aunt's smile on her face.

Yin Nasi proudly stroked the gradient bangs in front of her forehead, and said happily with her hands on her hips: "I announce!" These four beauties will be your legal partners from today onwards! ”

Even though he had been mentally prepared, Sarean was still a little downtime by Yin Nasi's sudden announcement.

“…… Ha? Four? Legal partner? ”