Hokage of Azeroth

As soon as he got off the boat, Sandel ran towards some old fishing friends. A big fish happened to be caught, and the splashing water seemed to welcome him.

"Look, what a fat fish!" Sandel patted someone on the shoulder and laughed, "He is indeed Nat Pagle, the best fisherman in Nanhai Town."

"You're finally back, Sandel." Nat Pagle threw the fish he just caught into the barrel. "What happened? Why are you back now?"

"Oh, forget it." Sandel waved his hand, "I was left in the Westfall, and now I am a member of the Defias Brotherhood."

"Defia Brotherhood!"

"You know about the Brotherhood too, Edward?"

"Of course, last year there was a nobleman nearby who left his family and career to join the Defias Brotherhood. If you weren't in Nanhai Town, you probably wouldn't know how much of a sensation this incident caused..."

A few people had a conversation.

Sandel: "Tell me something else. Has anything interesting happened in Nanhai Town recently?"

Nat Pagle suddenly said: "I have had several bizarre dreams recently. Do you want to hear about them?"

"Shut up, Nat." Hal said, "You always have dreams like this. To be honest, I think you're a little abnormal."

Nat Pagle did not take it seriously, but described it vividly: "Last night, I dreamed that Tarren Mill was captured by a crazy undead army, and has since become the enemy of Southsea Town... Can you imagine this kind of situation? Something?"

"Uh." Sandel was a little confused, "Why do you have such a dream?"

"I don't know, but frankly, I'm a little worried about it becoming a reality."

"Don't worry. Even if this happens, it's not our turn to worry about it. His Majesty the King, the Lightbringer and Prince Alsace will definitely solve the matter beautifully."

Nat Pagle added: "Also, I also dreamed of being in Durnholde Castle, the castle used by Blackmoore as an orc concentration camp..."

While several people were discussing, Luo Wei also got off the boat and set foot on the land of Nanhai Town.

He looked at the surrounding scenery, especially the Alterac Mountains. This majestic mountain range stood in the north and became the end of the field of vision for everyone looking north in Southsea Town.

Near the dock, a goblin caught his attention.

The goblin was holding a hammer and banging on a mechanical puppet, wiping the sweat from his forehead from time to time, looking like he was working hard.

"Is this mechanical puppet broken?" Luo Wei asked.

"Yes." The goblin responded, "There is something wrong with its engine, it always breaks down... If I had known this, I should have bought that engine in the first place!"

Marissa was holding Luo Wei's arm: "What engine?"

"Of course it's the 'small high-energy engine' from Gnomeregan, beautiful lady." The goblin grinned, becoming more enthusiastic. "It's small in size, powerful in performance, and super durable. It's a perfect machine!"

He added: "Unfortunately, it is difficult to buy this kind of engine outside Gnomeregan."

"If you encounter someone selling this engine one day, don't miss it, be sure to buy it! Even if you don't use it, you can sell it to me. I am willing to pay thirty gold coins - no, fifty gold coins!"

Since they had just eaten on the boat, Luo Wei and the others were not hungry.

They first booked a room in the hotel and then wandered around. Especially since it was their first time in Nanhai Town, they were inevitably curious about foreign lands.

Rowe also walked around the town with Marissa.

Although Nanhai Town is far less prosperous than Menethil Port, it is still a quite eye-catching place, at least much better than ordinary towns.

One reason may be that Southsea Town is not far from Dalaran, the magical capital.

Walking through the alleys of Nanhai Town, you can see some gorgeously dressed mages from time to time. They wear exquisite mage robes and hold sparkling staffs in their hands.

This made Marisa's eyes shine, and she also felt deeply inferior.

She looked at the beautiful staffs of other mages, and then looked at the fish-man staff in her hand that was so simple that it could even attract ridicule, and she couldn't help but lower her head.

Of course Rowe could feel her emotions.

So when he met an old mage selling enchanted scrolls, he immediately asked: "Mage, do you sell magic staffs?"

"You have to go to Dalaran to buy the staff." The old mage said, "I only have enchantment scrolls here."

Luo Wei thought for a while and asked: "Do you have the enchantment scroll of 'Second Element Killer' here?"

"Yes." The mage took out a scroll and said leisurely, "The secondary element killer only costs 390 silver coins."

390 silver coins!

Everything related to magic is not cheap. Even though he had known this for a long time, Luo Wei was still surprised when he heard the price.

After all, the secondary elemental killer is not a high-level enchantment, so I didn’t expect it to be so expensive.

"Whether you go to Lordaeron, Dalaran or Stratholme, the price of the secondary elemental killer is basically the same."

"If you are going to deal with any elemental creatures, the 'Secondary Elemental Killer' is indeed the best choice, and it is not expensive - at least it is much cheaper than the 'Elemental Killer'." The mage added.

"How about it, do you want one?"

When Luo Wei was thinking about whether to buy one, a voice suddenly came from the side: "Young man, if I were you, I would choose 'strike' instead of 'secondary element killer'."

He turned around and saw an old man with gray hair walking towards him, his hands behind his back, as if he had just taken a walk.

Although the old man has gray hair, he has few wrinkles and a neat appearance, so he does not look old. He may even be a middle-aged man with early gray hair.

He was wearing a purple mage robe, and the delicate fabric and golden decorations showed his unusual status, or in other words, nobility.

In fact, when the old man appeared, the mage selling the enchanted scroll almost lost the ability to speak.

The old man continued to explain unhurriedly, as if teaching an apprentice: "Although 'Strike' is indeed slightly inferior in terms of lethality against elemental creatures, its price is correspondingly cheaper."

"More importantly, the 'Second Element Killer' is only effective against elemental creatures. Once you face other enemies, even just a wild boar, the 'Second Element Killer' will become a mere glowing decoration. Compared to Below, 'Strike' can be used at any time."

"In fact, enchantments were originally invented to a large extent to deal with various non-corporeal creatures. All enchantments can cause additional damage to elemental creatures - the effect of 'Second Elemental Killer' is far less than its name suggests. Outstanding."

"Am I right?" The old man looked at the mage selling the scroll and smiled.

Although he might be older, the old mage still took off his hat with a little fear and said humbly: "Of course, Lord Kel'Thuzad."