Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

The teleportation array exudes a blue light in the dark corner.

"Cough, cough..."

The smell of dust made Kael'thas cough twice, and Medivh let go of his hand and led the way.

This is an unknown corner of Karazhan, at least Kael'thas has never been there in his previous life.

"There are many teleportation circles hidden here. Only I know how to teleport."

Medivh explained with a smile.

He walked with Kael'thas in the dilapidated corridor, and there were still some damaged portraits on the white jade-like walls.

"Is it a little cleaner in here?"

Kael'thas found that the places he passed by were in disarray.

"Oh, all the useful things were transported away by people from Dalaran - transported by carriage."

Medivh said with something like sarcasm on his lips:

"Those people have been peeking at my knowledge and my big library for a long time. They established a secret organization called Violet Eyes to specifically target me and steal my knowledge, treasures and books."

"Including my disciple Khadgar, he was also a spy sent by them."

Turning his head, Medivh looked at Kael'thas and smiled:

"The key to Karazhan is now only in his possession."

This mage knows all of Dalaran's little moves.

However, Kael'thas did not ask Medivh such stupid questions as why he accepted Khadgar as his disciple even though he knew he was a spy.

He never believed that a few humans could kill this demigod so easily...

Khadgar was just Medivh's pawn, and he used Khadgar to let others know about the demon inside him.Personally guided his own destruction.

To be honest, Medivh was not killed by others, but killed himself.

The two people walked along the corridor to the main entrance.

Medivh stopped.

Kael'thas looked with some confusion:

"what happened?"

He found that Medivh was looking towards the stables on the other side, and there was a deep evil aura coming from there.

Kael'thas knew what it was.

That's where Medivh's groom, Attumen, is now undead.

Karazhan was once a lively castle, city, or city...but most of the people were killed by the demon-possessed Medivh, and those souls and bodies have been confined to this place.

"An unknown big explosion occurred in this area in the ancient times. The space and time collapsed and folded, making this a space-time node in the universe, connecting many other worlds and the twisted void."

"I built Karazhan here. Those qualities have kept those souls from resting."

Medivh shook his head bitterly:

"Maybe it was a wrong choice."

His expression was a little painful, but Kael'thas understood.

Killing servants with your own hands and then watching them turn into monsters - no one would be happy.

"If you can't accept it, you don't have to watch our actions later."

Kael'thas gave Medivh advice.He brought many high elves over to deal with the monsters in Karazhan.

Medivh nodded.

"That's the door. The way it opens tells you."

After pointing to the huge city gate in front of him and saying this to Kael'thas, he turned into a crow and flew away without knowing it.

'Open it from the inside without a key. '——This is the reason why the two people teleported in.

Kael'thas walked to the gate.Follow the steps and play with the simple mechanisms around you.

"哐" "哐"

The huge city gate opened little by little, kicking up a huge cloud of dust.

The sun penetrated from the outside and shone on the body, and a golden color appeared in the field of vision.

"Your Highness, everyone is here."

The female ranger stepped forward and saluted, this is Alleria.

Perhaps to change something, Kael'thas called her out from Quel'Thalas.

"Well, those lawbreakers are here too?"

Kael'thas glanced at his elven troops, then asked Alleria.

This female ranger has a serious expression and clear eyes.

"Yes, Your Highness, they are right behind."

She pointed in the direction for Kael'thas: there were several high elf spellbreakers holding double-ended blades and golden shields.

Spellbreaker - a unique profession for high elves.A very mysterious profession even among this race.

This profession does not have many attack skills, but they are more precious than any other profession - because they are the natural enemies of all legal professions.

Spellbreakers are not affected by any spells and can easily interrupt spellcasters' spells and spells, and can even redirect spells cast by others to attack their masters.

Regrettably - after the undead natural disaster, this profession gradually disappeared.

Karazhan was more important than Kael'thas initially expected.These spellbreakers were sent by Anastarian to help.

"The legendary mages sent by His Majesty are surveying this area."

Alleria continued to report the movements of another group of people:

"They have to determine how to open the barrier based on the terrain."

& This matter was also arranged by Anastarian. The Deadwind Path has obviously been turned into its own power by the high elves.

There is some discrepancy with the answer Kael'thas gave Varian.

"Ah."

However, Kael'thas can't make the decision in this matter. Who can resist the power of the Elf King?

Anastarian made a statement, and even the mages of Dalaran did not dare to act on his decision easily - the Elf King had not said anything to the outside world for centuries.

Besides, most of the good stuff in Karazhan has been moved to Dalaran.

Regarding this situation... Kael'thas was inevitably a little happy in his heart.

Set up an enchantment on Deadwind Pass and completely transform Karazhan into the castle of the high elves.This is also in line with his inner expectations.

Karazhan is a huge castle, even bigger than a small town.Well...it was a small town for a while.

This magnificent castle, which is several stories high, has its own banquet hall, opera house and dance hall. It integrates many functions. Many years ago, it was the most popular entertainment paradise for princes and nobles from all over the mainland.

If such a castle was turned into a city of high elves, it could also host the normal life and study of more than ten thousand people.

At this moment, there are nearly 600 high elves gathered at the gate of Karazhan. These people will help purify the undead and monsters.

Kael'thas took these elves into Karazhan.

"Destroy this door first."

In order to prevent accidents, Kael'thas first asked the elves to destroy the gate-this would help them enter and exit freely.

And it would be safer to build a new gate afterwards.

Less than 1 minute left.The gate was breached.

Kael'thas called a few familiar subordinates and gave them the map here.

"We were divided into six teams and went to different levels to clean up."

He assigned specific layered routes.

The number of layers in Karazhan may include more than ten underground levels.But in Kael'thas' impression, the ones that were qualified for the elves to deal with seriously were only about level 5 - well, that memory was too far away.

But Kael'thas still remembered the powerful things. He was not sure how many bosses would be there at this time.But it still reminded the elves.

Afterwards, Kael'thas came to the stable with more than 90 elves of his own.

Their arrival caused turmoil in the stables, and some horses that had long since died with only skeletons running over attacked them.

"Destroy them."

Kael'thas ordered.

These things left behind by Karazhan are different from the real undead. At least they are not collectively subordinate to one person.

The horses fell down quickly after their bones were broken, but the movement also attracted the hunter Atumen and his mount.

"Who killed these horses?"

"The master will be angry!"

As soon as the groom appeared, he was completely burned by the firepower of the elves.

[So weak? 】

Kael'thas was a little surprised by this.

But Atumen was just a groom during his lifetime, so it was normal for him to be weak.

Several mages recited spells, and then expelled the scattered souls in the stable, and the place was clean.

Kael'thas led the men up the stairs.

They arrived at the dance hall, where all the undead souls had been cleared away.Probably other people passed by here to get to the third floor.

"Let's go to the banquet hall next to it."

Kael'thas brought the elves into some banquet halls where shadows were present.

This luxurious hall still maintains the scene before the destruction. Everyone is freely eating and drinking endless food, and there is a skeleton butler in a red dress walking around with several of his servants.

"Well, uninvited guest? It's time to make some preparations."

Discovering the human elves, the red steward made a voice.

He called for men to drive away the spirits.But the elves didn't care so much and started fighting directly.

These undead actually don't have much intelligence, and most of them simply repeat the actions they performed during their lives.

Kael'thas watched the butler with some sadness as he talked about keeping clean while fighting, recalling his name carefully.

Moros... seems to be called this name. He was Medivh's butler during his lifetime and was once persuaded to leave, but he did not do so...

The result was that he was killed by Sargeras.

"As soon as I left. It got dirty again."

Moros muttered a monotonous sentence and fell down, his eyes empty and his skeletal hand stretched out.

"Ah, I'm so useless...Master's banquet..."

Until the fire of life is extinguished, his obsession still exists.

Kael'thas finally understood why Medivh didn't want to see these things.

For that mage, what is the significance of this Karazhan?

Anger, regret, regret, sadness...

He used death to get rid of Sargeras, and now what kind of mood is he using to make up for a mistake that was not made by him at all?

Kael'thas suddenly admired Medivh - no matter what, this mage was great.

How many people can persist in the world and worry about other lives even after death?

Kael'thas asked the elves to continue to exorcise the souls, so that these souls could successfully leave Karazhan and rest in peace. RQ