Azeroth Hoag Biography

There was no surprise in the result of the show of hands vote. In fact, the six archmages wanted to see this strange mission as soon as possible, so this issue was rarely passed unanimously.

On the other hand, Timael said a lot of good things and paid a lot of conditions before he made the two "evil" coyotes agree to help him keep the secret secret. In other words, it can be said that the two coyotes used the secrecy as an excuse to get the secret from Timai. I extorted a lot of benefits from you, and now I am finally satisfied. As soon as Timael breathed a sigh of relief, he received an order from the six-person council: "Good news! Lord Antonidas sent an order to let me bring You are heading to the Violet Castle, the Council of Six wants to see you! Please come with me!"

"It doesn't have to be so troublesome!" After saying that, Merrill activated the group teleportation spell that had been prepared for a long time. Timale only felt a flash in front of his eyes and found that he had arrived at the splendid Violet Castle from his office. Meyer looked at Merrill, speechless with surprise.

"Unrelated people, please leave the venue." Kael'thas said. Although he didn't name anyone, the only irrelevant person present was Timael. However, Timael did not react. He looked at the stupid Timael. , Kael'thas frowned and was about to have an attack, but was stopped by Antonidas.

"Timale, please wait outside! After we finish talking here, I have something to ask you for!" Antonidas said to Timale pleasantly, but Timale seemed to have been hit by an ice arrow. After waking up, he bowed to several archmages with a pale face and then exited the venue.

Seeing that Timale had already left, Antonidas went straight to the topic: "We also heard a little bit about your purpose of coming, but we still need you to tell us the specific situation in detail!"

"As you all know, the demons of the Burning Legion are coveting our world all the time. I originally lived in seclusion in Elwynn Forest near Stormwind City until the arrival of the orcs...but when I saw him again When we arrived in Garona, she told me that she broke away from the orc tribe and switched her allegiance to the hyena demigod... We finally destroyed the Dark Portal once again and killed the powerful demon who tried to enter Azeroth. Rush back!" Merrill then recounted his experiences in recent years exactly as they were, only skipping over Med'an's origins. However, several archmages didn't pay much attention to it. After all, Med'an was just a man with great potential. They are just children. Without formal training, what will happen no matter how much potential they have?

"Very good, but we still have some doubts, mainly about the powerful demon. We all know that the energy fluctuations caused by the teleportation spell can be detected, but according to our monitoring point reports, when you said At the time of the demonic invasion, there was no energy fluctuation from outer space. Do you have any explanation for this?" Kael'thas couldn't wait to speak, he still had doubts about the demonic invasion.

"Can I take your question as a distrust of me personally? Do you think that what I have experienced has never happened?" Merrill's voice became obviously excited because of the doubt. Getting up, he looked at the several archmages present, but it was obvious that these archmages also agreed with Kael'thas's doubts, but they just didn't say it out loud.

"I don't know why your monitoring points didn't work as they should, but I have a theory about the Dark Gate Coyote Demigod. Do you want to hear it?" Merrill shook his head, looking extremely disappointed. , he didn’t understand what was wrong with these always wise archmages. They would rather believe the so-called reports than his personal experience. A guess flashed through Merrill’s mind: Maybe the six-member council had already Already lost trust in him.

"I would like to hear the details!" Kael'thas raised an arm gracefully and made an invitation gesture.

Merrill had already seen through the arrogance behind Kael'thas' elegance, and he ignored the pretentious high elf: "The Dark Portal is a super portal built by the orcs using the technology of the Burning Legion, so According to the speculation of the coyote demigod, the Dark Portal is not just a portal, it is like a malignant sore. It is constantly weakening the originally stable space structure of Azeroth. When the space is weakened to a certain After reaching a certain level, the demons of the Burning Legion may be able to enter our world without a portal!"

"But wait a minute, is there any necessary connection between what you said and the report from the monitoring point?" Kael'thas interrupted Merrell. He seemed to have decided that Merrell could not produce evidence, so it appears extremely confident.

"I haven't finished yet. If the Burning Legion wanted to open the portal in other parts of Azeroth, it would be like opening a hole in a river that has become thick with ice. It would obviously require a lot of energy. energy, so there will be very obvious energy fluctuations, but if the portal is opened near the Dark Door in the weakened space structure, of course there will not be much consumption, and the energy fluctuations can naturally be ignored. Forget it!" Merrill's speculation seemed reasonable. After all, no matter how knowledgeable the Archmage present was, he could not understand how the Dark Portal operated, so he could not question Merrill.

"And Gul'dan, the orc warlock who summoned demons, most likely found some forbidden knowledge from the last guardian Medivh! In fact, we got a piece from him called the 'Scepter of Sargeras' Artifact! But what’s puzzling is that this evil artifact from the Burning Legion was found in Azeroth!” When Merrill talked about the origin of the Scepter of Sargeras, these great masters were completely shocked. The mages dispelled their doubts.

"If this matter is related to Medivh, it is indeed possible!" Several archmages present began to discuss in low voices. Obviously Medivh's name is definitely useful in Dalaran. In a sense, In the hearts of the mages of Dalaran, their most difficult enemy and most admired idol is this last guardian.

"Can we take a look at that artifact?" Kel'Thuzad obviously had less respect for Medivh than the other mages. He was more concerned about the whereabouts of the Scepter of Sargeras. After all, this artifact has been confirmed. It was dangerous, and the Kirin Tor would never allow such a dangerous item to go out of their hands.