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Since Sharlayan left Darnassus, Malfurion, who was busy with official duties, has been a little absent-minded. Even when paying the public rations, he was perfunctory, and he didn't use the thorns technique to add interest as usual.

This inevitably aroused the dissatisfaction and doubts of the pillow man Tyrande.

After all, paper can't hold fire, and Tyrande will know about Azshara's return sooner or later.

Facing Tyrande's repeated questioning, Malfurion chose to tell her the truth after struggling for a while.

As expected, Tyrande, who heard the inside story, exploded emotionally on the spot.

According to sources familiar with the matter, hysterical screams mixed with words such as "traitor" and "execution" continued to be heard in the speaker's mansion that day.

However, Fandral, who was constantly cursed and slandered by Tyrande, was no longer in Darnassus...not even in Azeroth.

Fandral, who had guessed in advance that Tyrande would go berserk, packed his bags early and arrived in Draenor to take over his new job.

With Maiev, Malfurion, Jarod and other councilors jointly pressing, no matter how much Tyrande cursed, he couldn't hurt a hair on him.

Just as Tyrande was complaining and constantly accusing Malfurion of being an enemy, the Druids of the Cenarion Council in Valshara's Dreamgrove sent the latest news.

A small-scale tsunami erupted without warning around the Broken Isles, but it miraculously did not cause any damage to the coastal area of ​​the Broken Isles.

Not long after, a huge and magnificent city appeared on the sea in the south of Suramar out of thin air.

Judging from the architectural style of the central city, it seems to be the main city of Zin-Azshari that sank into the sea after the explosion of the Well of Eternity.

At this point, it was pointless for Tyrande to jump any longer.

In order to ensure that Azshara wouldn't show off against the Night Republic as soon as he came back, Tyrande hurriedly urged Malfurion to lead the team to Val'sharah to monitor Nazjatar's next move.

Even if Tyrande didn't say anything, Malfurion was going to make a trip to the Broken Isles.

Tyrande, who was anxious and angry, hadn't realized the imminent problem, but Malfurion, who had an overview of the whole situation, knew it well.

With the return of Azshara and the return of Suramar to the Night Empire, Valsharah, an enclave of the Night Republic far away in the Broken Isles, may not be able to keep it.

This is actually an easy conclusion to draw.

Since Azshara has decided to float Nazjatar near the Broken Isles, it means that she intends to use this large island with a large area as the base for the Dark Night Empire to start again.

As the capital of the Naga Empire, Nazjatar already has a large population, and with the local snake Night Son as the leading party, the reborn Night Empire will soon spread its influence across the entire island.

Suramar and Azsuna are directly under the jurisdiction of the Nightborne, and they will naturally be included in the territory of the Night Empire.

The tauren in Highmountain and the night elf neighbors of Val'sharah have always had a cold relationship, which is the inevitable result of the historical legacy of Tyrande.

Between the Night Empire and the Night Republic, there is a high probability that the Kaolin Tauren will choose a neutral position of neither side.

The vrykul in Stormheim have always been indifferent to changes in the external environment, and they will not join forces in the conflict between the two countries.

As a result, Valsharah, surrounded by Azsuna and Suramar, was in an embarrassing situation.

Since it was an enclave far away from the mainland, the Night Republic did not have many garrison troops in Valsharah, mainly composed of Cenarion Council druids who settled in the Dreamgrove.

However, with the world tree Shaladrassil withered due to the corruption of nightmares, the importance of the Dreamgrove has declined significantly.

Today, the center of gravity of the Cenarion Council has already moved to the quiet and peaceful Moonglade.

Malfurion had informed the current chairman of the Cenarion Council, Renza Gianthoof, a few months ago, asking him to conduct an anonymous investigation within the Cenarion Council without any trace.

The result made Malfurion feel a little bit cold. More than 80% of the druids thought that Valsharah was a tasteless tasteless thing for the Republic of Night.

Sara Dashiel was already powerless, so instead of wasting time and energy on its remains, it was better to completely abandon the Dreamgrove, which had an increasingly embarrassing status, and transfer all the saved manpower to Moonglade, so that big things could be done by concentrating manpower.

This is the opinion of the people. Although Malfurion is very reluctant to part with the hometown where he and Tyrande were born, he has already made psychological preparations in advance.

8% of this enclave, which has little meaning to the Night Republic, is about to be lost.

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On the other side, the three Sharlayan who went up with Nazjatar witnessed the mighty power of Azshara.

Although Azshara has the power to use the artifact of the Pillar of Creation, Sharlayan wonders if he has the ability to raise an entire city from the bottom of the sea so easily.

Azshara confidently connects the floating border of Nazjatar to the Broken Shore.

In Azshara's memory, this lost land was once the first part of Sel'danath, the great moon temple in Suramar.

Knowing that Sardanas was transformed by Aegwynn into a tomb that sealed the remains of Sargeras' clone, Azshara immediately became interested.

1 years ago, Sargeras had deceived Azshara quite a lot. It is obviously impossible to say that she has no resentment towards the fallen titan.

Sargeras' body is far away in the depths of the Twisting Nether. Although Azshara is conceited, she at least knows that she will not be able to go to Argus to avenge Sargeras in a short time.

Although it was only a clone, and it was a long-dead remains, for Azshara, it was just enough to relieve the resentment and anger accumulated in her heart for thousands of years.

Regardless of Sharlayan's earnest persuasion, Azshara once again showed her self-willed side.

She stubbornly overcame all objections, and insisted on joining the floating Nazjatar and the Broken Beach directly.

Seeing a large number of demons of all levels pouring out from the entrance of Sa's tomb like rabbits who had been stabbed in their nest to check the cause of the earthquake, Sharlayan, standing on the top of the observatory of the Eternal Palace, shrugged helplessly.

"Forget it, the Naga of Azshara is at the forefront to clean the tomb of Sargeras, which can just reduce the unnecessary consumption of the alliance countries, and it can be regarded as a blessing in disguise."

The rise of Nazjatar caused a lot of commotion. Before Malfurion and the others came to negotiate in person, Sharlayan unexpectedly saw an old acquaintance.

Aegwynn, former Guardian of Tirisfal.

After Sharlayan helped restore his youth, Aegwynn spent most of his time guarding near the tomb of Sargeras, closely monitoring the movement of this legion stronghold.

Nazjatar's rise naturally caught Aegwynn's attention, and she rushed to the outside of Nazjatar's city barrier at a very fast pace, looking curiously at this magnificent place that suddenly appeared without warning. city.

Returning to land after tens of thousands of years, Azshara and her maids were filled with emotion.

Vashj, who often goes out to perform missions, has a lot of opportunities to return to the land, but Azshara who is squatting in the Eternal Palace can't do it. At most, she can only use the clone phantom to visit the land.

Seeing that Azshara was lost in memories and had no time to pay attention to the surrounding movements, Sharlayan took the initiative to walk out of the barrier and came to Aegwynn who was carefully observing the city.

"Miss Aegwynn, I haven't seen you for a while."

"Ok?"

Aegwynn's experience is very rich. Although Sharlayan's sudden appearance surprised her, it did not frighten her.

"Sharlayan, you came just in time, do you know the history of this city?"

Sharlayan nodded: "Although I don't understand everything, I at least have a rough idea."

"This city has just risen from the bottom of the sea. Its name is Nazjatar. It is an undersea city rebuilt with the former capital of the Dark Night Empire, Zin-Aisaly, as the core."

"Night Empire..."

Aegwynn's eyes flickered for a moment, and soon he showed an expression of enlightenment.

"No wonder, I feel that the core technology of this defensive enchantment is a bit familiar. The construction core of this thing is almost the same as that of Saldanas."

Before Saldanas sank into the sea due to the sky collapse, the priests of the moon god who were still inside and had no time to escape subconsciously opened the defensive barrier covering the entire Great Moon Temple.

Unfortunately, this is of no use. After all, the night elves do not have the ability to live underwater, and the priests can only abandon it and swim back to land.

When Aegwynn pulled Saldanas up from the sea, he would inevitably come into contact with its defensive barrier. It took a genius such as Aegwynn a lot of time to break the barrier.

"So..." Aegwynn looked thoughtfully at Nazjatar shrouded behind the water wave barrier: "This city belongs to the legendary Queen Azshara?"

"Heh~ This is interesting."

Aegwynn twitched the corners of his mouth with a half-smile: "I'd like to see how those druids who claim to be righteous will deal with the return of Azshara, the orthodox Queen of the Night."