Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Across the emerald green fields, the small town of Tarrenmere is right in front of you.

In the entire Hillsbrad Hills, apart from Dalaran and Southsea Town, this place felt most familiar to Kael'thas.

He took Teresa, who was covered in gauze, and left Sal in the forest in order to buy food and clothes.

"I said you don't need to follow me."

Kael'thas took this girl into the small town of Tarren Mill:

"Actually, just one person is enough."

He originally planned to come to Tarren Mill alone, but Theresa insisted on following him.

"Master Mage, I am more suitable for these jobs."

Theresa argued, but she was not wrong.

Kael'thas carries a lot of magically woven clothes, and food is optional. He has never really experienced the life of a civilian, so he will definitely not be able to buy all the items.

The simplest thing is that he doesn't even think about buying knitting threads and laundry supplies.

Teresa needs to take care of Thrall and her own daily life, so she doesn't trust Kael'thas to take action.

"No one here knows you, right?"

Before entering Tarren Mill, Kael'thas suddenly thought of this problem.

In his memory, Theresa seemed to have been to Tarren Mill.

"how come..."

However, Teresa shook her head bitterly:

"I haven't left Durnholde Prison since I became like this."

After being disfigured, even some small footprints in history have changed.

Kael'thas looked dimly at Theresa, whose appearance was unclear.I apologized softly in my heart.

If he hadn't gone to Durnholde Prison, Teresa wouldn't have been disfigured.

The girl is now like this, even Onyxia, the instigator, can't cure her.

But Kael'thas knows that there must be someone in the high elves who can restore Teresa's appearance, and he can just go and ask for help when the time comes.

"Then I'll give you the money."

Kael'thas stopped at the entrance of the town, then took out a small bag from the necklace and put it in Theresa's hand:

"Are these enough?"

He didn't know the market situation in the human world, but he also gained a lot of money during the years he lived in Dalaran. If it wasn't enough, he could spend more.

Teresa opened the bag carefully.

A silvery color.All are brand new silver coins.

"This is too much..."

Her eyes widened. The money was enough for his family to save for decades.

Although Teresa has never been outside, there are also transactions inside Durnholde Prison.Her concept of money is relatively correct.

"I'll just take a few and that's enough."

Teresa reached into the pouch, but Kael'thas stopped her.

"Take it all."

He laughed:

"I don't need these things, and I have plenty of them. You don't have to worry too much."

Seeing Theresa's disbelief, Kael'thas took out a few larger bags.

"look."

He opened the pocket of a bag, revealing a piece of gold inside.

gold--

Teresa was now sure that Kael'thas was not a liar, so she had no choice but to put me tightly into the bag of silver coins.

"I will keep it carefully."

She said nervously, but did not refuse again.

"Buy more clothes and don't have to worry about carrying them."

Kael'thas glanced at Teresa's tattered shoes and mud-stained trousers, and added:

"It doesn't matter if you use up all your money and buy some durable shoe handles."

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Ordinary shoes cannot withstand their actions.

At this time, Kael'thas discovered a few greedy people in the secret. It seemed that their pockets were being targeted... This was Kael'thas's lack of thinking.

He pondered, and then ordered to Teresa:

"You go in and buy alone. I'll take a stroll here. After you finish buying, come out and I'll find you."

He is a mysterious and powerful mage who leaves Teresa in no doubt.

Teresa nodded, put the bag into her chest and walked into Tarren Mill.

Some people who were peeping in the dark also started to take action.

Kael'thas looked for them one by one helplessly.He used absolute power to intimidate these humans, and soon these people left in fear.

There were no more threats against Teresa.

Kael'thas also put away his worries, and after remaining cautious, he began to wander around Tarren Mill.

He was looking for the two remaining weapons.

Unfortunately, until noon, he still found nothing.

Just when Kael'thas was standing under a tree to rest out of boredom.A little girl with pink makeup and white makeup came over.

"Big brother..."

This girl stared at Kael'thas without fear of strangers. She had a pair of blue eyes and was about 9 years old.

"Do you need flowers?"

A flower basket was carried lightly in her hand, and it turned out to be a human child selling flowers.

Kael'thas bent down and stared at the ragged child, and laughed softly:

"Give me one."

He saw that these flowers were the most common wild flowers in the mountains, but they had well-organized branches and were very beautiful.

[A very serious child. 】

Kael'thas liked such children. He took a wild flower from the girl's hand, and then quietly placed a gold coin in her hand.

"Keep it a secret..."

Gently tapping the child's head, Kael'thas didn't want her to be discovered by others.

"Ok, I know."

The girl's eyes were bright, and she quickly put the gold coin into her chest, and then bowed to Kael'thas.

"Thank you."

She said this and turned to find the next customer.

"By the way, big brother..."

However, the girl seemed to have thought of something, turned her head and asked nervously:

"Are you the elf prince in "The Adventure of the Prince and Princess"?"

This question instantly stirred up waves in Kael'thas's heart, but he immediately asked calmly:

"Unfortunately, I don't know that person, but why do you think so?"

He felt a little solemn in his heart, not knowing whether this girl was a coincidence or whether she really knew something.

"You all have blond hair and blue eyes, and you are all beautiful and kind..."

After hearing this answer, the color between the girl's eyebrows became a little depressed:

"It seems I guessed wrong again."

Guess wrong?

Kael'thas finally understood that this was just a coincidence and relaxed.

"You want to see him?"

Then, he asked again in a joking tone.

"Ok!"

To Kael'thas' surprise, the girl nodded.

"I would like to ask him to thank Her Royal Highness the Princess."

The girl blushed shyly and smiled cautiously:

"I was saved by Her Highness the Princess when I was a child, and my parents and brother were also saved by her..."

This is a necessity encountered occasionally during a small journey.

But this is also fate. Many people who have no contact with each other gradually become intertwined... RQ