Malfurion deliberately emphasized the term "Night Republic", and Saljan immediately understood what he was worried about.

No matter what the propagandism of the high-ranking Night Elf civilians after the War of the Ancients is, Azhara is still the rightful Lord of the Night Empire.

Even today, there are many people in the Night Elves who are nostalgic for the imperial period when the Queen was in power.

…… Of course, the reason why these people are so supportive of the past and the present is that Tyrande's 10,000-year-long crotch-pulling regime "is indispensable".

Ordinary people want something very simple, nothing more than a better quality of life.

So the question is, compared to the period of the Night Empire, during the 10,000 years of Tyrande's rule, the quality of life of ordinary people in the Night Elves has improved significantly?

The answer is...... No, and there are many regressions.

Why is this happening?

It's hard to say if there's a political element to this, but as a result, the higher-ups, led by Malfurion and Tyrande, chose to cut off their arms and abandon the arcane automation technology that had spread across the country.

You can see it from Quel'Thalas, who has inherited most of the technology and magic of the Night Empire.

Thousands of years ago, the young Quel'Thalas began to use automation on a large scale, inevitably with a lot of arcane magic.

The night elves' post-war political correctness was a complete rejection of everything related to arcane.

It is for this reason that Darth Rema and other high-class elves who have always stood by the side of Azeroth have been forced to leave their homeland and travel east to another continent to establish a new home.

So, have the Night Elves really completely abandoned the arcane?

Sarjan, who has a druid subclass, can pat his chest and guarantee ...... It's pure fart.

Malfurion simply incorporated arcane magic into the druid system in a different guise, using the power of nature to "purify" the "evil" arcane magic in order to achieve the balance of the druid's philosophy.

Today, most of the high-level druids of the Cenarion Council, except for a few people such as Malfurion and Vandal, the original druids and apprentices, were once high-level arcanists of the upper elves.

In the words of the Cenarion Council, they are "turning from darkness to light".

As for whether this is the case at all, under the suppression of political correctness in the Republic of the Night...... Who knows.

Naga's appearance is very different from that of the Night Elves, and Malfurion can now use it as a basis for promoting Naga and their master, Azshara, as evil.

Once the Naga gain the ability to freely switch between Night Elves and Naga forms, some of the propaganda slogans of the Night Republic's higher-ups will lose their original purpose.

If Azhara intends to take this opportunity to reclaim the throne that belongs to hers and restore the Night Empire on the basis of the Republic, Malfurion is not confident that he can stop all the people "thanks to" Tyrande's countless manipulations in the early years.

Sallian could understand Malfurion's concerns, and he did not hesitate, solemnly assuring the Grand Druid, "Speaker Fury, I can guarantee it. ”

"It's true that Aishara is interested in regaining the glory of the Night Empire, but she doesn't intend to come into direct conflict with the Night Republic, at least, not for the time being."

These words were not just to appease Malfurion, but to Azhara's true attitude.

Even after experiencing the great frustration of being "scammed" by Sargeras, Aishara does not intend to lower her arrogant head.

In Azara's opinion......

Since the people of the so-called Night Republic no longer honor her as a queen, well, then I don't want you unfaithful rebels.

Azhara's base is the drowning Night Elves and their descendants that she rescued...... It is now the pure-blood Naga, who is still loyal to Her Majesty the Queen who saved her life in danger.

Once the research project for Naga Transformation comes to fruition, these Naga can revert back into Night Elf form.

At that time, Azhara will be able to start from scratch with these large number of loyal people.

As the saying goes, where you fall, you have to get up.

With Aishara's pride, she will not allow herself to lose her fighting spirit after a single defeat, and she will do everything in her power to make her own Night Empire shine again on Azeroth.

Only in this way will she be able to prove the political ideas of Malfurion and Tyrande and others very wrong.

Saljan had no intention of intervening in the political struggle within the Night Elves, all he needed was the powerful fighting power that Azara and her Naga had to offer, especially the water warfare ability that Azeroth lacked most now.

The fallen Naga who were taken away by the Enzos Ox must be checked and balanced, and the water element of Nepturon alone cannot guarantee that it will be able to suppress the Naga of the Old God faction.

To Azhara, these flagrant Naga who betrayed her were far more hateful than the Night Republic, and she would never allow these Naga to tarnish her reputation and honor.

Through the constant contact with the Archmage Elisandr, Salaen heard some rumors from her.

In recent years, a rumor of unknown origin has emerged within the Nightchildren, and it is quietly spreading.

In the past few years, Elisunder and her advisors have been busy with housekeeping and rebuilding the once-prestigious Nazaras College, and have not paid much attention to this folk rumor.

It wasn't until Elisandra returned from her travels and made a private visit to Sulama City that she noticed the rumor.

The rumors are very straightforward, saying that Queen Azhara is about to return.

Nourished by the Well of Night, which has the power of time, the Children of the Night have a very long lifespan, and the time span covered by the word "soon" here is not small.

A few years is coming, and more than ten years and decades can still be regarded as imminent for the Children of the Night.

Ethara, who knows the inside story, will simply dismiss this rumor as a meaningless urban legend.

Because she knew that Queen Azhara was indeed planning her return.

However, Elisandr did not order Talisa, the chief arcanist who was in charge of Sulama's affairs, to suppress these rumors.

She intends to take this opportunity to complete a poll in disguise to learn more about how influential and appealing Queen Aishara's name still has in Sulama's jurisdiction.

The poll was backed by Elisander and Talisa, three months ago.

A staggering 60% of the Night Children hope that Queen Aishara will return to power, less than 10% of the total number of people who are firmly opposed, and the rest do not care who is in power.

This investigation report undoubtedly frightened Elisandr and other high-level executives of the Children of the Night.

But think about it.

Before Elisandr raised the defensive barrier, she did not express her attitude to part with Queen Azhara, she had covered the city of the pearl of the night in the name of protecting the people of Sulama.

As a result, many of the Children of the Night's influence on Queen Azhara is still stuck in 10,000 years ago.

During the Night Empire, the queen had no shortage of die-hard fans.

Even Lord Kutaros Ravenkes, the lord of Crowsburg, initially raised the name of the rebels, just to get rid of Savis and other courtiers who bewitched the queen.

In response to Sulama's poll results, Elisander deliberately pulled in Talisa and other advisers, and secretly found Salian to discuss.

Contrary to Sarren's expectations, Elisander, as the lord of the city-state of Sulamar, did not mind the return of Aishara very much, and she only hoped that Queen Aishara would not blame Sulama for her decision to leave the battle line on her own.

As an Arcanist, Elisandr knows better than anyone else about Azhara's terrifying prowess and charisma.

After being woken up by the High Elves back then, Elisandr already has a clear understanding of his ability to govern.

Elisandr has nominally remained the supreme leader of the city-state of Surama since the opening of the city, but in reality she has long since handed over the ruling power to the Archmage Advisory Council headed by Talisa.

That's why Elisunder finds time to travel the world.

Talisa's ability to govern is indeed stronger than Elisander's, but she is not a wizard in governance, and can only be said to be decent.

In the exact words of Elisunder and her advisory team......

"If Queen Azhara is willing to treat Surama's people well, we don't mind letting the city-state of Suramar fall back under the name of the Night Empire."

It's not that Saléan can't understand the thoughts of Elisander and the others.

Elisandr and her advisors are barely enough to govern the land of Sulama, but they don't have the ability to grow Surama further, and at best they can only maintain the status quo.

Since the people did not object, it is not surprising that the self-aware Elisandr intends to take the initiative to join Queen Aishara for the sake of Sulama's future development.

Provided, of course, that the Naga transformation program that Salian is talking about can actually succeed.

What Elisandr and the others want to see is the same light in the past, not the Naga Queen Azhara with a few fish tails behind her. (End of chapter)