Crossing the Other World: My Warcraft System

Kanrethad Ebonlocke, a noble of Stormwind Kingdom, a branch of House Ebonlocke, a distant nephew of Duke Elro Ebonlocke, and a cousin of Althea Ebonlocke.

He was discovered to have some talent in the arcane arts since he was a child, but not much.

He once thought that he could reach the pinnacle of life through his practice of arcane arts and gain the honor of reopening a family tree.

Unfortunately, ideals are full and reality is very skinny. Kanrethad was stuck at the level of mid-level wizard for many years and made no progress.

But there is always a way out. After the orcs were defeated, magic books obtained from orc warlocks began to circulate on the black market, which gave Kanrethad hope again.

So he gave up his study of arcane magic, switched his job to become a warlock, and soon broke through to a high level.

At this time, Kanrethad, wearing a purple magic robe and a hood, walked in the shadows, and soon he entered the center of power in the Holy White City, the palace of Prince Garin.

To be honest, he has always had a sense of unreality during these eight years.

Originally he practiced in the depths of the Dusk Forest, which was originally called the Sunshine Forest. However, shortly after the Dark Portal was opened, a huge magical explosion occurred in the southeast of the forest, completely changing the environment of the Sunshine Forest.

The weather there was affected by magic, and it was misty and eerie every day, and the gusts of wind that blew from the east were filled with the same foul smell as the air in Deadwind Pass.

The power of the warlock was too evil, so Kanrethad could only study it secretly in his ancestral manor. Then one day, a mysterious man who claimed to be a Crusader envoy invited him to join the Crusade and serve the overlord.

Kanrethad flatly refused.

I, Kan, have been a free-spirited and uninhibited person all my life. How can I bow my head and serve the powerful?

It's impossible to work for a great noble!

As a result, on the night after the mysterious man left, three golden dragons descended from the sky. The three dragons together were larger than his manor. Their golden breath turned his mill into ashes.

Then he was pressed to the ground and asked again: "Are you willing to join the Crusades and serve Lord Galin!"

Ugh.

Kanrethad thought, if only the first wave of people who came to persuade him were dragons, I would have agreed on the spot!

Why ask such an important question when I'm so scared that I'm peeing my pants?

Being a follower of the great lord now, it seems that there is no difference from before?

There was no mind control as Kanrethad had imagined, nor was there any poison controlling his life and death. The only thing that changed was his heartfelt loyalty to Lord Garin.

However, in the past eight years, he has never been able to see the object of his loyalty. Fortunately, every once in a while, an orc would communicate with him remotely to teach him the way of warlock. Now he has reached the peak of the ninth level.

Garin met Kanrethad Ebonlocke, a great warlock who would become famous in later generations. However, he was only a high-level warlock and his strength was just barely enough.

Garen remembered that Kanrethad was the one who formed the Council of Black Harvest to study Illidan's fel magic after Illidan's defeat in Outland.

Later, Kanrethad not only figured out how to draw power from demons, but also realized the warlock's demon transformation. He can be said to be a warlock genius.

"Kanrethad Ebonlocke meets the High Lord!"

Kanrethad bowed to Garin as a subordinate.

"Yes, he is a talent."

Garen was not stingy with his praise, but the most important thing was to praise him for being a model of native warlocks in Azeroth in the original time and space.

Warlocks use the power of demons, which can easily corrupt their minds, causing their behavior to become chaotic, which is why warlocks are not welcomed by orthodox society.

Kanrethad is one of the rare warlocks who strictly adheres to neutrality, including the Dark Council he formed.

"Kanrethad, the task I gave you is to gather a group of like-minded warlocks and form a dark council to manage and restrain the warlocks from committing evil in the human world. How is your progress?"

"Reporting to the Lord, the core members of the Dark Council currently include me, as well as two humans, Zening Smither from the Kingdom of Gilneas and Jubeka from the Kingdom of Lordaeron."

"In addition to the three of us humans, there are also the high elf Sinfer of Quel'Thalas, the dwarf Zerifax of Gnomeregan, Wilfred Fizzlebang, and Praag."

When Kanresad said this, the corners of his mouth slightly raised, as if he remembered something pleasant.

When he was searching for these fellows who were secretly studying sorcerer texts in the underground world, he continued the Crusaders' usual strategy of using courtesy before force.

First, go to their homes and sincerely invite them to join the Crusade. If they refuse on the spot, it’s not a big problem. At night, Kanresad will invite a great god to visit the invitee again.

It just so happened that Kanresad was a talent that Garin focused on training, and the top fighters within the Crusaders would help him whenever they were free.

Which member of the current parliament has not been pinned to the ground by the three golden dragon siblings, the former Guardian of Tirisfal Aegwynn, and the Archmage Gandalf and Thranduil?

Garin recalled and didn't expect that there was something special about Kanrethad. Almost all the core members of the Dark Council in his memory were found by him, except for an orc warlock named Letson.

and……

Kanrethad actually dared to recruit two silly dwarfs, Zerifax and Wilfred Fizzlebang, into the council...

How brave he is!

Fortunately, Kanrethad joined the Crusader Garin, a force that could snatch people from the hands of the god of death even after death.

"Very good, I am very satisfied with your ability, but I wonder how strong your members are?"

"Uh... Report to the Lord, I am the strongest one at the moment, but I am only at level nine. Most of the other members are at level eight, but none is lower than level seven!"

After staying in the Crusade for a long time, Kanrethad also knew that the High Lord had many experts under his command, and the combat power of the Dark Council was not enough for the High Lord to send a dragon to destroy it.

There is no way. The warlock profession has only appeared for too short a time. At most, there are records of warlocks in Azeroth for fifteen years. They first appeared after the orcs crossed the Dark Portal and invaded Azeroth. Later, the demise of the old tribe promoted the rise of the dark profession of warlock in the eastern continent.

This human race inherited the arcane arts from the high elves, and developed Dalaran on their own for thousands of years. Currently, the warlocks in Azeroth are still too weak.

However, Garin was still very satisfied. It was still the fifteenth year of the Dark Gate, and this group of people were not the kings who would call the shots in the dark world decades later.

Jialin has always believed that those he trains are the best.