Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Leaving the team, Kael'thas walked alone.

He soon no longer had to worry about the specific location of his target. The dark atmosphere that permeated the forest was the best guide.

This intense darkness made the air feel heavy and even kept the forest animals away.

The wooden building hidden among the trees caught Kael'thas' attention.

This house covers an area of ​​several hundred square meters. From the outside, it looks no worse than the villas in the city. It was obviously built over a long period of time.

It has indeed been a long time since the orcs attacked Dalaran. Everything seems to be similar to what Kael'thas guessed.

He had always wondered how Dalaran's items were stolen. The Violet Castle is a mage tower with high defense. How could a legendary mage stay inside and support others.

But Kel'Thuzad left, which was the main reason for the theft.

But why did he leave?

Kael'thas didn't think Kel'Thuzad was the kind of person who would leave the Violet Castle without any reason. There must be other reasons for his departure.

The news obtained at Hillsbrad Farm allowed Kael'thas to get the answer to the death knight.

Kel'Thuzad was a person who had a unique interest in undead magic. When the elves took back their residence, they discovered the 'undead rats' he used for experiments.How could such a person let go of the supreme masterpiece of undead magic, the Death Knight?

Just when the orcs entered Dalaran, there was some disgusting smell coming from the sewers. Those must be death knights.

It seemed that Kel'Thuzad deliberately drove Kael'thas away just to capture those death knights.

He succeeded, but this success would soon lead to his death.

Kael'thas stood on a tree, looking down at the house below with excitement.

The aura coming from the house almost confirmed his thoughts, but Kael'thas still decided to go in and take a look.

He found several mages coming in and out of the house.

This is not a good situation "Water Elemental."

After thinking for a while, Kael'thas summoned the water element and drove it to make a sound in the forest behind.

The sound attracted the attention of some mages.

"There are intruders!"

"catch him!"

Several mages immediately chased after him.

Kael'thas used the levitation technique and slowly fell to the ground without making a single sound.

He turned invisible and ran into the room.

Darkness peeked out from underneath, making the house's other coverings seem useless.

[That's really stupid. 】

Kael'thas cursed Kel'Thuzad.

Those with strength can directly find the source when entering this house, while those without strength will be blocked by the mages outside. It is obviously superfluous to build such a well-built house.

Soon a downward passage was revealed, and it was dark inside.

Kael'thas' invisibility spell was lifted, and he walked down carefully. Fortunately, there was no one in the passage.

After walking down the stairs and turning two turns, Kael'thas saw bright lights and voices on the side at the end.

He walked there, leaned his back against the wall and poked his head out little by little.

The scene that unfolded before Kael'thas shocked him so much that he had to cover his mouth with his hands to keep from screaming.

This is a laboratory surrounded by torches, and at the end is a death knight suspended with chains and a magic collar. His pale and air-conditioned skin makes people feel chilled.

But that's not the point. The point is that in addition to the death knight, there are four brutally dissected corpses in the laboratory, with internal organs and blood rolling on the floor.

Several mages were chatting and laughing about the next test subject. ..., it was disgusting that Kael'thas left without hesitation.

Half a day later, he quietly returned to Dalaran and asked several elven mages to deliver the message to Antonidas.

There was no reply, but it didn't matter. Kael'thas had been paying attention to Antonidas' movements and knew that the archmage was quickly sending people to investigate the forest in the report.

No matter how much he loved his disciples, Antonidas was still a wise man and he knew what to do.

If Kel'Thuzad was really doing research on dead people, Antonidas would never let him go.

Kael'thas just needs to wait quietly.

This gave him time to chat with Medivh in the room.

"You were right to tell me not to act easily. Kel'Thuzad will have trouble flying this time."

Kael'thas was very grateful for Medivh's warning before, which made him worry a lot: "He actually conducted a living experiment, and the Kirin Tor will not let him go."

Medivh nodded slightly.

"He can't escape."

Then, the old mage looked at Kael'thas and reminded: "But don't forget the most important thing. There is still a long journey ahead of Thrall."

"You have to stay with him, at least until he becomes a shaman."

This was the condition agreed upon from the beginning.

But in fact, Thrall's future is fixed after he becomes a shaman. He will spread the shaman's way and rescue the people and become the third warchief of the orcs, but this can be done without Kael'thas' participation.

Kael'thas looked at Medivh.

"I have successfully rescued Sal, which can be considered as completing half of the agreement."

He hesitated and said, "Can you confirm one thing for me?"

Medivh would not tell Kael'thas the identity of the Undead Queen until the agreement was completed, but he couldn't wait to find out more.

"What do you think."

Medivh did not refuse directly.

This unexpected answer made Kael'thas' eyes light up.

"I want to know the race of the Undead Queen first."

he asked slightly nervously.

This question was a sidestep, but it actually did not violate the agreement.

"You really want to know?"

Medivh smiled, a smile that made it impossible to see through his mind.

"Ah."

But Kael'thas didn't back down.

Medivh then laughed softly.

"Okay, I'll tell you"

His voice was low and somehow full of sarcasm: "The Queen of the Undead was derived from the high elves during her lifetime."

The stormy answer was like an ax thrown into Kael'thas' heart, causing him to bleed.

A group of figures flashed before his eyes.

Solanlian, Valela, Sylvanas, Lor'themar, Alleria, Adelin, and Vereesa, among the entire high elves, these are the only women with the highest qualifications and the highest possibilities. Sex becomes the Queen of the Dead.

Who is it?

However, no matter who it was, Kael'thas couldn't bear it.

He couldn't just watch this happen.

"I!"

Kael'thas opened his mouth to question Medivh.

But at this moment, there was a knock on the door.

"Your Highness, I brought you hua tea."

It was Varela's voice.

Kael'thas wanted to refuse, but found that Medivh had turned into a crow and flown out.

The prophet didn't want to give any unnecessary answers.

But he did not leave Dalaran, but came to Solanlian's room.

The astrologer put down the book in his hand as expected.

She watched calmly as Medivh flew in, then turned into a shadow and stood in front of the table.

"I just thought of something."

Solan Lian stood up and spoke. ..., Medivh looked at her: "What's wrong?"

Solanlian closed the window and sat down again: "You can actually make a deal with His Highness, so why can't we two?"

She came up with new ideas to convince Medivh, but Medivh couldn't easily make a deal with her.

"I said the change you wanted was impossible."

He sighed helplessly: "That is destined, no matter how hard you act, you can't change it."

Solan Lian heard this answer every time.

She was tired of hearing this answer.

"Well then."

Solan Lian tapped the table with his thin white fingers and said slowly: "I don't need a definite result."

"I can do one thing for you, but you must promise me to try your best to help me regardless of whether you can change it or not."

No matter what, Solan Lian plans to give it a try.

This suggestion moved Medivh a little.

"Do one thing for me?".

He thought about it, and it really reminded him of something that Solan Lian could do to help.

But this is not a good thing for this astromancer.

"Is anything okay?".

Medivh stared at Solanlian, trying to confirm her belief: "What if this matter will make your Highness hate you?"

This is not a joke, this is something that could really happen.

"puff"

However, Solan Lian suddenly laughed, the laughter was like the whisper of a bird.

"What if His Highness hates me? Doesn't that prove that I changed his future?".

Her pretty face was filled with joy and anticipation.

This sight made Medivh feel sad.

"You are not a qualified elf, nor a qualified astrologer."

Medivh concluded with a somewhat regretful tone.

Solanlian's laughter stopped.

"But I am a qualified subordinate, right?".

She then raised the corners of her mouth.

"No, I think you are not qualified as a subordinate either."

However, Medivh still shook his head in denial: "Your loyalty contains too much personal affection."

In this historical line, even if a qualified elf knows the future, he will only welcome it and not resist it, because that future is good for them.

But Solan Lian was different. She chose to resist because of her personal relationship.

"I am loyal to my country, but I am even more loyal to His Highness."

Solan hesitated: "Is it wrong to put personal love and loyalty together?".

Her words left Medivh speechless.

"you're right"

He smiled bitterly, and then pondered: "Maybe I am like this too, but my personal love is biased toward humans."

"I agree to your terms."

Medivh decided to cooperate with Solanlian.

He wanted Solanlian to hinder the decision of the queen who would lead the future of mankind. This decision related to tens of thousands of lives. (To be continued