Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

"I haven't seen you for more than half a year, Kael'thas, the aura around you is getting stronger and stronger!"

Mephitus was sitting by the bookshelf, holding a thick magic book, his eyes filled with exclamation.

"What momentum?"

Kael'thas, who was sitting opposite, was a little confused.

"The aura of a superior person."

Mephitus replied:

"A kind of momentum that is used to commanding people."

Indeed, after five years in Zul'Aman and half a year in the Silver Moon Council, Kael'thas is still young, but his first impression is that he has transformed.

No matter who it is, the first time they see the current Kael'thas, the calmness and stability in his eyes will immediately make people feel that he is a person who is used to commanding.

"You are overrated."

Kael'thas asked directly:

"I wonder why the teacher came to me?"

"I heard that you have encountered some trouble recently..." Mephitus put down the book and looked at Kael'thas with deep eyes:

"Do you know why?"

He asked, and Kael'thas could only nod.

"My hands and feet are too big."

"Of course, that's a reason."

Mephitus smiled with satisfaction:

"However, you should also understand that it is your own lack of ability."

At least it wasn't proven to an entire race.

"So, tell me, do you have a solution?"

Mephitus asked with a smile.

Didn't he ask me to come here just to give advice?

Kael'thas smiled bitterly in his heart, but left no trace on his lips:

"I do, but, teacher, can I hear your opinion first?"

[Sure enough, there is something different, Kael'thas...]

Mephitus was stunned for a moment, and the smile on his face grew.

"I have a proposal that would make your abilities and reputation recognized."

When he said these words, Kael'thas immediately became serious:

"Please advise!"

"Hellfire..."

Mephitus stretched out his finger, pointed it on the table, and quickly drew a pattern like a magic circle.

"Research the method of summoning hellfire and popularize it to some of our mages."

【how is this possible! ? 】

This suggestion immediately surprised Kael'thas.

"Teacher, no one would agree to summon a demon!"

High elves, they are the race that hates demons the most.

"Who said you have to summon a demon? If you summon a demon, you don't have to study the sealed information..."

But Mephitus shook his head.

"What do you mean?"

Kael'thas guessed something, but isn't that his patent?

"Yes, I'm studying how to summon the same hellfire as yours..."

Mephitus seemed to see Kael'thas' doubts, and then said:

"You are special, but that doesn't mean others can't do it too..."

In fact, even Mephitus was surprised when the research results came out a few years ago.

Because the results show that if Kael'thas is willing to fully explain the elements that make up Hellfire, some people with enough talent can also do it.

Relying on a profound foundation in magic research, some fire mages can also use inhuman flames to construct the body of hellfire and summon it.

Hellfire demons are composed of evil flames. In other words, as long as they get Kael'thas's composition method, the high elf mages can develop another kind of flame to replace the evil flames.

The hellfire summoned in this way is not a demon but a loyal slave.

(This reason is not entirely correct, but it is correct. There are more important reasons that will be written later.)

Of course, Mephitus withheld something from Kaelthas, merely stating its feasibility.

"Is this really possible?"

Kael'thas still didn't believe it.

"Nothing is more feasible than this, and..."

Mephitus smiled mysteriously:

"If you propose this matter to your father, he will personally arrange for mages to study it and will not let Darkan interfere. At the same time... the credit will also belong to you."

In other words, Kael'thas basically doesn't have to do anything?

He still couldn't believe it, so he wanted to know more details, but Mephitus shook his head and refused to disclose.

"That's my proposal, Kael'thas, what about you?"

Mephitus turned to ask curiously:

"Would your way be better?"

Even he couldn't figure out what method his disciple had come up with.

"...fighting exploits..."

Then, Kael'thas replied:

"The best way is to build up enough military exploits."

Mephitus was shocked.

This is indeed true. For thousands of years, almost all upper-class lords have relied on their military exploits to advance.

The lives of the high elves don't have many opportunities to gain power, but although they don't like war very much, they are very loyal to those commanders who win the victory.

The world is not peaceful, and no one can reassure the people better than a leader who is proficient in war.

However, after Zul'Aman was captured, where else could one obtain military exploits?

If you want to fight, you have to go out, but the high elves are not war mad, and they have no idea of ​​​​fighting for hegemony, so it is not realistic.

The most basic thing is that His Majesty King Anastarian will not allow the elves to go out and start wars at will, and this kind of behavior will not happen.

"Is it the next orc war?"

Mephitus frowned and asked. He knew that in the alliance with humans, they would definitely participate in the war in a few years, but this time was still far away.

Moreover, how could Kael'thas be sure that he would be able to go to such a major war?

"No."

However, unexpectedly, Kael'thas shook his head.

"I don't have that much time to wait, so..."

He laughed, this smile seemed very indifferent and ruthless:

"I want to start a new war, and the destination is...the Hinterlands."

The information he obtained during the trip allowed him to know that the number of trolls in the Hinterlands had decreased significantly, and after returning, he also learned through other channels that Zujin was in the south, far away from the Hinterlands.

In other words, the Hinterlands are very fragile now.

Kael'thas knew that the troll tribes living there were very at odds with each other.Without Zujin, they won't pose much of a threat.

"The Hinterlands!?"

Mephitus did not pay attention to what was going on there. Although he had heard the news about Zujin going south, he still had some doubts about the idea of ​​the Hinterlands.

"There are a lot of trolls out there and I don't think it's a good idea."

"Your father will not allow you to carry out such a huge plan."

Kael'thas shook his head again and laughed:

"No, teacher, my father will agree."

"Why?"

Mephitus was puzzled.

"Because I don't need many elves..."

There was a cold light in Kael'thas's eyes:

"In Zul'Aman, I have plenty of tools to use..."

Those trolls that belong to him, if used well, can drive a wedge between the various tribes in the Hinterlands, allowing Kael'thas to reap the benefits.

This is a spy war...