Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

In the original novel, the orc warlock Gul'dan transported a runestone from Quel'Thalas.Then he built the Altar of Storms. He used the power of the altar to transform almost all the ogres of the Hammer of Light clan into two-headed ogres, thus making all the ogres of the Hammer of Light become powerful. Warlock.

That is such a magical power, so Kael'thas has always believed that the rune stone should be a stone full of energy, without being too different.

However, after gaining power and conducting on-the-spot investigations of rune stones throughout the kingdom one by one, he found that he was too naive.

If the Sunwell is the source of energy, then the rune stones surrounding Quel'Thalas are a huge system that controls these powers.

The invisible magic power flowing out from the Sunwell flows according to the mysterious order of the rune stones, continuously irrigating the land and the bodies of the high elves.

The system of rune stones magically solidifies the energy of the Sunwell in Quel'Thalas without any leakage. They are nodes one by one, shaping the entire kingdom into a kingdom full of magic.

Therefore, in this country, the high elves perform magic very simply and can easily create magic items (such as automatic cleaning brooms that never tire and huā that float in the air).

Perhaps, it is precisely because the entire kingdom is filled with the power of the Sunwell that the high elves have become physically accustomed to this power in their lives from generation to generation, thus developing a huge addiction to magic.

After spending a whole year investigating the rune stones, Kael'thas obtained the most authentic information.

When he handed these information to Pasarien, he couldn't help but worry about whether he would succeed.

The situation is more serious than Kael'thas imagined...

First of all, the rune stones are difficult to move. Their positions have been fixed. Although the flow order of magic power has mysteriously changed over thousands of years, the location of the nodes remains unchanged.If the rune stones are moved, one or two may not be a problem, but once there are more than five rune stones, the entire defense system of Quel'Thalas may be damaged at once.

Moreover, just in case, the rune stones are guarded by special temples. If they are to be moved, it also means that these temples will be moved away, and even rebuilding them will take several years.

Then there is the issue of the defense system. The defense system of the Rune Stone is beyond imagination.

It is very complex and will actively change the order of flow. If Dalma hadn't betrayed it in Dannian, Kael'thas would have felt there was no need to change it.

Dalma is too dangerous. He has lived long enough and even understands the defense of the Sunwell. It is even more impossible that he has not studied the rune stone system. He must have mastered it.

So it must change,

However, this is really a difficult thing to change. The rune stones cannot be moved, and they themselves have several functions (guiding the energy flow of the Sunwell, establishing an energy leakage shield, and simultaneously weakening the enemy and strengthening one's own side). …)

Kael'thas finally understood why the high elves reacted so quickly that night when the hellfire came a few years ago.

That's because the rune stone's position covers the entire Quel'Thalas. As long as foreign objects appear, those advanced mages can quickly obtain their breath from the rune stone.

The entire Quel'Thalas feels like it's being monitored! !

How can we improve such a perfect defense system? ?

Keldos was very worried about not having enough time.

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Moreover, just as he expected, after studying it, Pasaren reported that it was too complicated and difficult to improve.

Therefore, Kael'thas had no choice but to turn to Mephitus for help.

Then, he got the result he wanted...

Mephitus told him that when this huge rune stone system was originally built, a backup system was prepared just in case.

And that system is a system that only the Wang family knows.

Kael'thas quickly contacted his father Anastarian and learned the details of that system.

At the beginning of building the rune stones, a backup system was indeed prepared, but that system was not developed.

After the rune stone system was completely established, because it was too perfect, we did not continue to study another system.

This matter was like a bucket of cold water poured on Kael'thas' head. He was unwilling to fail and decided to ask for specific information before making a decision.

And Anastarian's reply made him extremely happy.

It turns out that the so-called backup system is just a backup system.

On all the existing rune stones, there are not all runes engraved on them, but there are enough places left to change the effect.

There are still several unused rune stones in the Wang family's treasury.

In other words, if the current system is destroyed, as long as most of the rune stones are safe, they can create a new system, place these spare rune stones in different places, and re-change the flow of energy.

【This is such a surprise! 】

The most basic thing is that Kael'thas allows people to quickly engrave the same runes on the rune stones and place them after they are stolen, maintaining the status quo system.

More advancedly, he can re-establish a system and carve it on the current rune stone in advance. If something unexpected happens, he can immediately activate the new system.

This new system can prevent accidents by changing the nodes without changing the original defense effect.

As long as Kael'thas keeps it secret, who knows where he will place the activated nodes?

The fundamental purpose of destroying a rune stone is to destroy its magic flow, and these, by preparing new routes and spare stones, can be changed at any time.

Time suddenly became abundant, and Kael'thas was no longer in a hurry...

He decided to study the results first and then prepare them. If he didn't implement it so quickly, no one would be sure whether it would be leaked or whether damage would occur in the future. Even if damage occurred, Kael'thas could quickly change it without causing any damage. What an impact.

Waiting for the critical moment, this is something like a secret weapon. After receiving Pasaren's exact guarantee, Kael'thas felt relieved.

Four and a half years after he returned to Quel'Thalas, and two years after he obtained the power of the rune stone, Pasareon's new plan came out.

This plan prepares 4 different node plans without changing the original effect.

Even if 20 rune stones are stolen or destroyed, Kaisath can still use one of them.

Anastarian passed the plan with great satisfaction.

Within two months, new runes were engraved on all the existing rune stones. They were disorganized and unsystematic. No elf could study them unless some remaining secret runes were found.