Hokage of Azeroth

Kel'Thuzad!

Hearing this name, Luo Wei couldn't help but be a little unbelievable.

This should be the first time he has seen a character who has been the leader of a group in the game, and he has been the leader three times.

Marissa was even more excited. Kel'Thuzad was one of the six members of the Kirin Tor Council in Dalaran, and of course every mage had heard of him.

After listening to Kel'Thuzad's advice, Rowe no longer obsessed with the secondary elemental killer, but bought two "strike" enchantment scrolls.

Strike is indeed cheaper than the Secondary Element Killer, but not much cheaper. Two scrolls cost seven gold coins.

After the magician who sold enchantments left, Kel'Thuzad looked at Rowe with interest and asked, "Are you an elemental hunter? I feel a trace of the power of the wind element in you."

"No, sir." Rowe didn't even know what an elemental hunter was, but he could probably guess that he was someone who hunted elemental creatures. "It's just that sometimes you need to deal with elemental creatures."

Kel'Thuzad nodded and said nothing, as if his interest only ended there.

At this time, Marisa said excitedly but cautiously: "Lord Kel'Thuzad...can I ask you a few magic questions?"

"can."

Marissa organized her words: "It's the Frost Nova spell. I want to know how to avoid hurting myself when releasing this spell?"

Kel'Thuzad was startled for a moment, then laughed dumbly: "Little girl, did you learn magic by yourself?"

Marissa lowered her head in embarrassment: "Yes."

"Then your talent should be pretty good."

Kel'Thuzad then explained to Marissa.After all, the master is a master. In just a few words, Marisa's confusion was clearly explained, and she suddenly became enlightened.

Knowing that the opportunity was not to be missed, Marissa asked several more questions.

Not only was Kel'Thuzad not bored, but he admired her curiosity and diligence.

"And about the slow fall technique——"

Marissa is still asking questions.

Kel'Thuzad took out a short stick from nowhere. The top of the stick was inlaid with an ice-blue crystal, exuding a cold aura.

"This wand is called 'Ice Shard'. Take it and go to Dalaran to find a mage named Selindra. She is my student, and her experience in learning magic is very similar to yours. She will be happy to guide you. ." He handed the wand to Marissa.

"Thank you, Lord Kel'Thuzad!" Marissa took the ice shard in surprise, hesitated and asked, "Then after I get to Dalaran, can I still ask you for advice?"

"I'm afraid not." However, Kel'Thuzad said, "I may have to leave Dalaran."

"why?"

Rowe can probably guess the reason. Kel'Thuzad will probably head north to Northrend soon and throw himself into the arms of the Lich King.

Kel'Thuzad said casually: "Dalaran doesn't have what I want."

Marissa was filled with doubts.

Of course she couldn't imagine what kind of power this amiable elder was secretly pursuing.

"Are you from Lordaeron?" Kel'Thuzad asked.

Rowe: "I am from Lordaeron, Marissa is not."

"Lordaeron is a good place." Kel'Thuzad nodded and said without a trace, "Maybe we will meet again."

After saying that, he turned around and left, seemingly continuing his walk.

Looking at Kel'Thuzad's leaving figure, Rowe couldn't help but remain silent for a while.

Like Kel'Thuzad said, they might meet again in the future.

But what is certain is that the Kel'Thuzad they see next time will definitely not be the respected Archmage of Dalaran.

It might not even be human.

"My dear, when will we go to Dalaran?" Marissa asked expectantly.

Luo Wei suddenly felt a little dizzy.

It stands to reason that being able to go to Dalaran to learn magic is definitely a great thing. It is an opportunity that many people can only dream of.

But as a time traveler, Luo Wei knew what would happen next in Dalaran.

He could not determine the specific time, but it was estimated that it would be two years later at the latest, when the magical city would be captured by Alsace's undead army, and then wiped out in ashes under Archimonde's terrifying magic.

He wanted to persuade Marisa not to go to Dalaran, but he didn't know what reason to use - what reason could make a self-taught magic apprentice give up the opportunity to study in Dalaran?

It's definitely not possible to tell the future directly, not to mention whether this kind of leaking secrets will lead to the "correction" of the bronze dragon. Even if he said it, Marisa probably wouldn't believe it.

Lovis thought about it and realized that there seemed to be only one possible way.

drag.

After a year or two, when Dalaran is destroyed, Marissa will naturally no longer have to take risks.

"Let's complete the task of contacting the Blackwater Bandits first." Luo Wei said, while mentally thinking about ways to delay time.

"Okay." Although Marisa immediately wanted to go to Dalaran, she thought about it and agreed, "You must accompany me then!"

After saying that, he kissed Luo Wei.

"Okay, okay." Luo Wei sweated.

On the way back to the hotel, Marissa couldn't be happier.

Rotating and jumping, she closed her eyes and waved the ice shards like a little girl waving a lollipop.

It's no wonder that, not to mention the Dalaran training qualification given by Kel'Thuzad himself, even this wand named Ice Shard was enough to make her excited.

Generally speaking, the magic wand is only a backup weapon for the mage. It is not very helpful for serious spellcasting and is far less important than a magic wand.

But it also depends on who you compare with.

To Kel'Thuzad, the ice shard might be just a toy, not even a backup weapon.

But Marisa still used the tattered staff she snatched from the fish-man, which was a little stronger than a wooden stick. The ice fragments could be used as her main weapon, and the appearance was exquisite and compact.

It's like exchanging a shotgun for a cannon.

In the five-person team, Marissa was the first to change into a useful weapon.

But in Rowe's view, this is obviously not enough - especially when he thinks that Kel'Thuzad has gone north to Northrend and the undead disaster is about to come.

So a few days later, Luo Wei gathered everyone and announced his plan.

"Everyone, the blacksmith in Menethil recommended to me a troll hermit who is good at forging weapons. He lives in the Alterac Mountains to the north. I plan to go there and ask him to use the light to forge iron. Let’s forge a few weapons,” he said.

"Troll?" People were a little surprised.

Rowe: "Yes, a troll hermit who lives in peace with the world."

"To be honest, I think it's a bit unreliable. It's hard to imagine that a troll is willing to build weapons for humans." Tias said.

"That dwarf blacksmith doesn't need to lie to us." Rowe said, "Even if there is any accident, the five of us should be able to handle it."