Spellcaster of Azeroth

Chapter 272 The Form of Feralas
Chapter 272 The Form of Feralas

Just as Wayne gently placed the completed metal statue in front of Lawrence's tombstone, in the distance, Byrne and several tauren warriors had already walked towards them.

"Hey, Wayne, Barka, Kalia, and Anna." Byrne came near them, and said to Wayne and the others with a smile on his face: "I haven't seen you for a long time. Besides, who is this?" ?”

When he got the news, Wayne and the others had already come towards Lawrence's cemetery, knowing that Wayne and the others came to pay homage to his father as soon as they arrived, and Byrne was very happy.After all, what he respects and admires most is his father.

"Yes. The last time I saw you, you were a young tauren warrior, and now you have become the great chief of the tauren tribe." Wayne nodded and said with a smile: "This is our companion, Valeera. Just call her by her name."

"Alright. Hello, Valeera, I'm Byrne Bloodhoof, the tauren chief." Byrne nodded and introduced himself to Valeera.

"Oh, hello. I'm Valeera." After Byrne introduced herself, Valeera said in a slow and cynical tone: "But in my eyes, you all seem to look the same."

"Hahahaha, this is normal. If other races are not familiar with us, it is indeed difficult to distinguish our differences." As a great chief, Byrne didn't care about Valeera's unruly tone, hahaha said with a smile.

"Come on, come with me. You haven't been here for more than 20 years. I'm going to treat you well today." As he spoke, Byrne pulled Wayne and the others towards the direction they came from.

At noon, Wayne and the others were sitting at the dining table in the tent.Byrne smiled and said to Wayne and the others: "I remember that you are used to eating something at noon. So I ordered them to make these things. However, time is tight, so many delicious dishes will not be available until evening. Got it.”

"Thank you very much for your warm hospitality." Wayne thanked Byrne first, and then asked him: "When we came here, we didn't see any young male tauren. When we came here before, although most of them were young Most of the male tauren are not in the tribe because of grazing, but we can also see some, but this time we didn’t see any of them, did something happen?”

Hearing Wayne's inquiry, Byrne sighed and said: "More than ten years ago, we discovered a road to Feralas. At that time, we were all very happy because the environment there was very good. Therefore, Soon we split off as a tribe to explore and live in Feralas."

"Then what?" When Byrne paused briefly, Balka asked.

"Then as we explored farther and farther from Feralas, we inevitably encountered those night elves. They seem to be divided into two parts. One part lives in an ancient city called Eresalas. They usually They don’t appear outside, and we don’t have much communication with them. The other part lives in a fortress called Feathermoon Fortress on a small island in the west. However, these two groups of night elves seem to have conflicts. There is no communication at all." Byrne said, looking at the expressions of Wayne and the others.

After Wenn heard the name Elesalas, he recalled all the memories about Feralas in his heart. However, in his memory, there was no information about the name. mallet place.

Leaving aside the memory of Wayne recalling Feralas, Balka immediately frowned and asked puzzledly, "What does this have to do with the young male tauren?"

"Don't worry, I haven't finished yet." Byrne retracted his gaze and said with a smile: "The group of night elves in the ancient city of Eresalas are very focused on learning and researching spells, so we have nothing to do with them." Too much contact..."

"Wait." Just as Byrne finished speaking, Anna suddenly interrupted him and asked: "You said that the night elves living in Elre'Thalas are very focused on learning and researching spells?"

"That's true." Byrne was suddenly interrupted by Anna, and looked at Anna inexplicably and replied.

With Byrne's affirmation, Anna turned her head and looked at Wayne with a serious face and said, "This Erdesalas should be the place we are looking for."

Seeing Anna's serious expression, Wayne nodded equally seriously and said, "I see. But let's listen to Byrne before we talk about other things."

After hearing what Wayne said, Anna was taken aback for a moment, then turned her head and saluted Byrne, "I'm sorry, Byrne. I was too impatient and I was rude."

"Don't worry about it." Byrne didn't expect Anna to apologize to him, so he hurriedly signaled that he didn't care about it.

Although Wayne and the others were all high elves who had just grown up, in Byrne's memory, they had hugged him as soon as he was born.When he was young, he often recalled that Balka took him to play, hunt and cook food with him.When he was just an adult, he also learned the skills of close combat from Wayne.Therefore, Wayne and the others are elders in Byrne's heart, and they should be respected.

Of course, Wayne himself didn't know this. If he knew it, he wouldn't have to worry about how to make the tauren willing to send troops to attack the centaurs.As long as he makes it clear to Byrne and gives a reasonable reason, relying on the friendship between Wein and the Tauren clan when they were in danger, as well as Byrne's respect for Wein and the others, this matter will definitely be agreed to. of.

But it doesn't matter if Wayne doesn't know, because Byrne's next words will solve his troubles.I only heard Byrne go on to say: "The other group of night elves living in Feather Moon Fortress we didn't want to pay attention to them at first, but later found that these night elves were defending against the centaur against Ferra at the Twin Towers Mountain in the northwest of Feralas. Although these night elves in Feathermoon Fortress are powerful and elite, not far from the Twin Towers is the holy land of centaur, Maraudon. These centaurs are blessed by the power of the earth elemental princess Celades, plus the number of There is also a big advantage, so the defense of these night elves is already in jeopardy."

At this point, Byrne picked up a glass of milk wine on the table, drank it into his stomach, and then continued: "Based on our tauren's hatred of centaurs, even if we don't like those night elves, we still send them The army helps them defend themselves against the centaurs. That's why you don't see young male tauren here."

(End of this chapter)