Hokage of Azeroth

"Uncle, when do you want us to leave?" Luo Wei asked.

Marcus said: "The faster, the better. If you can, it's best to start today. I will find you the fastest horse in the entire Nanhai Town."

Rowe nodded and looked at Tias, Lepoliss and Sandel: "You should set off for the Arathi Highlands first and wait for me near Thoradin's Wall. I will go there when I return from Dalaran."

Tias pondered: "There doesn't seem to be any place to stay near Thoradin's Wall. We'd better wait for you in Durnholde."

Luo Wei paused for half a second: "Okay."

later.

Luo Wei wore root weights and did some training outside as usual.

For practitioners of Bamen Dunjia, maintaining a certain amount of physical training every day is a basic requirement. Even if the amount of chakra is full, it is considered slacking off.

However, since he was about to go out, he did not train too much and stopped after running dozens of kilometers.

"Lissano, will Marissa be in danger in Dalaran?" Rowe hesitated, and finally decided to ask the Eternal Dragon for his opinion.

no respond.

"Lissano?"

The ethereal and illusory voice of the Eternal Dragon finally came: "Don't worry and let her go."

After receiving Lisano's reply, Luo Wei finally felt more at ease.

However, he still decided that when Dalaran was close to destruction, for the sake of safety, he was still prepared to take Marissa away.If she doesn't want to leave Dalaran, just put her in a sack and carry her away.

When he returned to town from training, Marcus had his horses ready for the journey.

"Neigh -" Two majestic tall horses were led in front of the hotel, and they neighed from time to time.

Rowe and Marissa got on their horses, and Marcus said: "Bon voyage!"

The two of them left Nanhai Town on horseback and headed northwest.

Dalaran is close to the Alterac Mountains, but fortunately it does not belong to it, so the terrain is relatively gentle, at least it will not cause too much trouble to the horses.

As Marcus said, since Dalaran is close to Alterac, there will naturally be many syndicates nearby.

In fact, Luo Wei met the Syndicate bandits twice in total, but now that he has eternal vision, he can ignore sneaking and hiding and have a panoramic view of all nearby enemies.

Therefore, he was aware of the two encounters in advance and went around them in advance, and no battle occurred.

The two concentrated on their journey and rode fast horses. After a few days, they left the Hillsbrad Hills area and arrived at the southwest of the Alterac Mountains.

"Coming."

Dalaran had appeared at the end of their field of vision, a city that was easily identifiable.

Unlike most human cities, which are composed of city walls, fortresses, and churches, as a city of magic, Dalaran has almost slender mage towers standing everywhere.

These white towers stand in almost every corner of Dalaran. They are often over a hundred meters high, slender and elegant, and often have some suspended or luminous structures at the top, which look extremely mysterious.

Seeing Dalaran from a distance, Marissa's eyes sparkled, filled with yearning and excitement.

They rushed quickly and soon arrived at the gate, or entrance, of Dalaran.

The entrance to the Magic City does not look like a city gate, but a long magic bridge made of blue ripples, with two young mages standing at the end of the bridge.

"Hello, this is Dalaran." The mage greeted.

Luo Wei dismounted and stepped forward: "Hello, Master. I would like to ask, where can I find Master Heni Mareb or Master Selindra?"

The mage replied: "We don't know where Lord Mareb is, but Lord Selindra is near the center of the city, at the teleportation gate. She is responsible for managing the teleportation gate."

"Thank you."

Rowe and Marissa entered Dalaran, first found the stables and the inn, settled in for a while, and then rushed to the center of the city.

Dalaran is very rich in races, including not only humans, but also a large number of dwarfs, high elves and other races.

In fact, the owner of the hotel where they stayed was a dwarf woman. Her small figure made it difficult to identify her age. When she saw Luo Wei, she raised her head and said with a smile: "Oh my God, you are so tall." !”

In addition to the rich races, you can also see many magical creations and summons in the city.

For example, magic brooms that automatically clean the floor, as well as large and small water elements. These water elements are like loyal servants, following behind their mage masters.

"Marissa, do these summoned water elements have elemental cores?" These water elements that can be seen everywhere even make Luo Wei greedy.

"No." Marisa wasn't too sure. "The book I read didn't mention summoning water elements. It was just a trivial notebook, and it might not even be considered a real magic notebook."

"Now, you will soon be able to learn serious magic knowledge, respected Archmage Marissa Dupaig." Rowe said, rubbing the girl's face.

Marissa giggled.

After some inquiring, the two found the location of the Dalaran portal and met the mage Selindra.

Selindra is a senior mage. She looks about 30 years old. She has long golden hair and noble earrings on her ears.

The staff in her hand glowed bright blue, lighting up the room like a lightbulb.

"Dear Lord Selindra." The two greeted respectfully, while Marissa took out the ice shard wand presented by Kel'Thuzad.

Seeing the ice fragments, Selindra suddenly showed a look of surprise: "This is... Teacher Kel'Thuzad's wand?"

"Yes." Marissa tried her best to not look too excited and explained the story roughly. "Lord Kel'Thuzad gave me this wand and asked me to come to Dalaran to find you. She said you would Guide my magical studies."

Looking at the ice fragments, Selindra was silent for a long time.

"Did the teacher tell you anything else?" She said again after a long time.

"No more." Marissa shook her head, and then thought of something else. "Oh, by the way, he said he was leaving Dalaran, saying that there... wasn't what he wanted here."

When Selindra heard this, she let out a long sigh: "Alas."

"From today on, you are my student, and I will guide you in your study of magic." She looked at Marisa, "But there is one thing you have to remember-"

"Yeah." Marissa nodded repeatedly.

Selindra continued: "Don't mention Kel'Thuzad to anyone again. Just treat this person as if he doesn't exist."

"Ah?" Marisa was stunned for a moment, and then asked carefully, "Why...why, teacher?"

Selindra didn't say much, just said: "It won't take long, you will understand."