Blood Elf Prince of Warcraft

Magic brooms swept the way on the ground, arcane puppets took down the damaged paintings from the walls and carried them away, and the elves changed the curtains in Karazhan's rooms one by one.

Bright magic lanterns illuminate every cloister.

So fast...

In just half a day's work, the high elves had almost completely cleaned up Karazhan.

However, the situation was very different from what Kael'thas expected. Most of the monsters in Karazhan did not appear: the curator was missing, the demon prince on the top floor did not come, and the statue of the Virgin Virgin was not alive.

This makes the elves' actions simple and smooth.

It is worth mentioning that the elves led by Sylvanas watched the performance in the theater for a long time - the images of those performers were so lifelike that they were reluctant to kill them.

"Anyway, these things won't leave the stage. They will just keep changing the show. Wouldn't it be better to keep them?"

A not-so-smart elf asked Sylvanas this question, but Sylvanas threw her onto the stage.

The story of the Big Bad Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood was being performed on the stage. The unlucky elf turned into Little Red Riding Hood, and the Big Bad Wolf chased him for a long time.

Afterwards, these elves wiped out everything on the stage without any objection.

So far, most areas of Karazhan have been completed and are being intensively modified and decorated.

"Your Highness, we have run out of curtains here..."

"Your Highness, the stage stools in the performance area are seriously damaged..."

"Your Highness, should we keep those dishes?"

The steady stream of questions from the elves made Kael'thas regret his arrangement with Solanlian - she went outside to check on the mages' creation of the enchantment.

Now there is only one Sylvanas beside Kael'thas.

"Sylvanas. You stay here to deal with these problems for now, and I will clean up the remaining places."

He decisively left these matters in the past and left with a group of elves.

This made Sylvanas look a little unhappy.

"Lord Sylvanas..."

No one dared to question Kael'thas's decision, but it took a while for the elves who stopped in place to speak cautiously.

"You guys should be quiet first."

Sylvanas uttered cold words, then raised her head and looked around:

"Except for useful things like books, I moved everything outside and burned it."

After scanning it with her eyes, she gave the plan neatly:

"Karazhan doesn't need human decorations. Replace them all with our stuff."

This matter was decided by her, so when Sylvanas caught up with Kael'thas, the elf prince was extremely surprised by the speed.

They walked outside from the third floor.We arrived at a huge terrace that curved upwards.

Dominator's Terrace - that's its name.

As soon as they walked out, huge darkness covered them... Kael'thas raised his head and could see the huge bone dragon flying under the dim sky - of course it was impossible!

There is only a sky that is always cloudy and dark.It was rumored that this was the effect of the explosion of magic when Medivh died, but no one knew whether it was true or not.By the way, the sky over the entire Deadwind Trail is covered with clouds, so lights must be kept on in Karazhan at all times.

Of course, Kael'thas may have come to the Overlord's Terrace more to try to discover the Nightmare.

Nightmare is a bone dragon, and was a blue dragon in life.

The blue dragons were almost wiped out by Deathwing using the dragon soul in ancient times, but some still survived to this day.The blue dragon is the guardian of magic in this world, responsible for monitoring and guarding the development of magic in this world.

Although the blue dragon clan has found it difficult to control the magic situation due to the sparse personnel, many years ago a blue dragon still noticed Medivh conducting research on evil magic in Karazhan.

It flew to warn Medivh, but... was killed instantly by the demigod guardian.

The power gap is too great.

"Your Highness. Is there anything strange here?"

Sylvanas looked at the sky and asked, finding nothing.

"No..."

Kael'thas didn't tell her about the Nightmare.

This undead creature requires a series of work to be summoned. Judging from the situation now, it should not cause any hindrance to the elves.

Kael'thas decided to let the elves find the blue dragon's bones near Karazhan in a few days, and then purify them to avoid future troubles.

They walked around the terrace and up to the fourth floor, then kept going until they entered the fifth floor.

There is a library on the fifth floor.It seems that many of the books here have not been moved away by the mages of Dalaran. The reason is that there is a relatively powerful guy here.

The Shadow of Elam may be Elam's obsession—the obsession of Medivh's father.

It is rumored that the former guardian Aegwynn was a prodigal by nature. In order to pass on the power of the guardian, she seduced the royal mage of Stormwind Kingdom, 'Nielas Ellan', and gave birth to Medivh.

But Aegwynn himself had no interest in Elan.She left after Medivh was born.

Medivh was raised by his father, but one night when he was a teenager, a nightmare awakened Medivh, causing the huge energy in his body to explode.

This power alarmed some mages and priests from the human world, and they rushed to Stormwind City. Elan and hundreds of priests joined forces to suppress the explosion of energy.

A few days later, this energy suddenly disappeared, Medivh fell into a deep sleep, and his father Nielas Ellan fell to the ground from exhaustion and died.

But Elam still couldn't let go of his child after his death. Just after Medivh died, Karazhan - this - this castle far away from Stormwind City echoed with Elam's voice.

The Shadow of Elam is in the library on the fifth floor.

However, this obsession is completely different from Medivh's soul body. Although it looks the same, the Shadow of Elam is similar to the previous butler in that he is not a real thinking person.

"Are you ready?"

Kael'thas put his thoughts aside.Asked the elves around him.

"Yes, Your Highness..."

They whispered back.

With golden shields and double-headed swords, these elves are spell breakers.

The Shadow of Ellan is very powerful, and more importantly, he is very good at group damage spells. Kael'thas does not want the elves to be injured.

It is best to let the spellbreakers attack at this time. With their power, they may not even be able to harm the books.

Kael'thas let the spellbreakers go into the library, and then waited outside with Sylvanas.

"Please, don't do this! My son has gone crazy!"

"Who are you? What do you want to do? Stay away from me!"

Some crazy shouting came from the library.Apparently the law breakers are taking action.

Kael'thas didn't hear the explosion of magic, and Elan's scream didn't stop at all.

The mage praised his son's strength, but also scolded him incoherently for his madness.

The sound disappeared after 1 minute...

"Your Highness. It's done."

The spellbreakers came to report, and at the same time several mages also walked in to exorcise the souls.

"Um"

Kael'thas asked a few uninjured spellbreakers to rest, and then stepped into the library.

The mages also bowed and left after completing their work.

"You can get out too, Sylvanas."

Kael'thas asked the last of his companions to leave.

He watched Sylvanas leave before turning to look at a hidden crow on the bookshelf.

"So you are here."

Kael'thas smiled helplessly:

"You don't have any objection to my handling of the matter, do you?"

Obviously Medivh saw with his own eyes the scene where his father was wiped out and dispersed.

"Of course not, I appreciate your behavior."

The crow flapped its wings and flew to the ground, gradually turning into the shadow of the mage. He saluted Kael'thas:

"Thank you for letting the people in this castle leave."

This is a sincere thank you.

Medivh was very grateful to Kael'thas for his actions, because this was something he couldn't do now.

"Thank you for letting my father leave safely."

He continued to express his thanks with complicated eyes.

"Is that really your father?"

Kael'thas was startled and couldn't help but ask.

Is the Shadow of Elam more than just an obsession?

"He is indeed my father."

Medivh replied with a wry smile:

"He is a powerful mage, but he is not a soul expert."

"Being able to continue to act and think the same way after death is something that few people can achieve."

He turned around and walked around, explaining to Kael'thas in detail:

"My father's spirit came to this castle and became trapped within it."

"This castle is a magical node. So let my father and those souls stop and use part of their power."

Kael'thas looked at Medivh walking slowly beside the bookshelf, and suddenly understood.

If the Shadow of Elam was not Medivh's real father, then why would he stay in this last library to protect these books?

Almost everything in Karazhan was confiscated, including the larger library.This is the most perfect place.

The Shadow of Elam praised his son while cursing him for his madness.

But he died to save Medivh, and came to Karazhan to protect these books...

Isn't this already a good father?

"Do you love your father?"

Kael'thas asked Medivh, perhaps simply wanting to confirm the answer.

"No need to ask, I am standing here and the answer is."

Medivh smiled, then asked with flashing eyes:

"What about you? Do you love your father too?"

He heard about this elf prince from Solanlian's mouth and knew that he didn't get along much with his parents.

"of course."

Kael'thas nodded.

Compared to the previous life.He has no reason not to love his current family, right?

"He was a great dad."

Kael'thas raised his eyebrows proudly and smiled softly.

This addition made Medivh's face become a little complicated.

"great..."

From the perspective of his father and his people, he was indeed a great elf king.

But what if Kael'thas and Medivh saw the same thing...

Can he really accept this greatness? (You are welcome to come. Your support is my biggest motivation.) RV