Rise of the blood elves

Mayor Brentak smiled apologetically: "Major Warren, these two are"

"This is Lord Ovalis, the quartermaster of Dalaran," the garrison's top military officer said patiently without concealing the disgust on his face, "This is the deputy envoy of the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas. Lord Morningstar of Angmar."

"Ah, welcome to Tarren Mill. I am the mayor here, Brentak." Brentak introduced himself enthusiastically, took his son who was bowing his head and said nothing, and deliberately scolded him with a serious face. Get up, "Explain to me what happened just now and why you arrested two innocent civilians."

"I thought that alien was a spy of the Scourge." Brad told lies with his eyes wide open, looking for ways to excuse himself. He was not a complete fool.

Mayor Tucker snorted coldly and educated him: "I don't see any suspicion in these two beautiful ladies. As the heir to this land, you should think carefully before you act. From today on, you are not allowed to step out of the house. Let me reflect on my mistakes."

"Yes, father." Brad wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and nodded.

Mayor Tucker loudly scolded the guards who were acting under orders: "And you, as the town's law enforcers, you must lead by example. How can you arrest people without evidence? I will deduct one month's salary from you as punishment. , did you hear that? Okay, everyone go back to their posts."

The guards hurriedly rushed back and forth.

Mayor Tucker turned back and looked at the three Angmar people. A flattering smile instantly appeared on his fat face, and he kept rubbing his fat hands: "This is definitely a misunderstanding, three adults. Bray. This kid is good at everything, but he is too impulsive. I will discipline him well when I go back. I don’t know what the business of the three of them is in Tarren Mill. I will do my best to help the three adults."

Angmar ignored Tucker and his son from the beginning to the end, and his eyes were always attracted by the human girl standing with the night elf not far away.

Yes, that girl is the Anweina he is looking for.

After the Sunwell exploded, Krasus Borel collected the remaining essence of the Sunwell, transformed it into the image of a human girl, and placed it in Tarren Mill. He also used magic to transform her into loyal and house-keeping parents. .

Anweina didn't know her true identity, and her family of three lived a peaceful life until Darkan noticed her existence and was forced to be involved in a conspiracy.Later, he was captured by the fallen Prince Kael'thas and taken to the Sunwell Highlands to power a giant portal that could summon Kil'jaeden.

In the end, she chose to sacrifice herself, detonating all the energy in her body, preventing Kil'jaeden from entering the world, and saving thousands of creatures in Azeroth.

Angmar came to Tarren Mill to bring back Anveena. She is the last remaining incarnation of the Sunwell, and her significance to the blood elves is self-evident.

After previously absorbing the essence of the sacred tree Sath'ara, Angmar had established a deep-rooted connection with the Sunwell. After the sacred tree was combined with the remains of the Sunwell, the connection was further strengthened.

But soon after, his original clear perception of Anweina's position became blurred. He suspected that Krasus, for the sake of safety, cast another spell to cover up the Sunwell energy signature on Anweina.

Angmar already knew that Anveena lived in the suburbs of Tarren Mill, but finding a specific person in Tarren Mill, a vast suburb with a population of thousands, was as difficult as finding a needle in a haystack.

After arriving in Tarren Mill, Angmar encountered the Dalaran steward who was collecting food and supplies for the Alliance army. Ovalis heard that he was looking for someone and suggested that he seek help from the local garrison.

As a result, Major Warren, the top commander of the local garrison, actually withdrew from the defense line of Holy Light Monastery. Counting that the two of them had fought side by side, they were half-old acquaintances.Warren immediately patted his chest and promised that he would help him find the human girl, and then it happened that the three of them came together.

"By the way, the population list." Warren suddenly thought of something and said to Mayor Tucker: "The deputy envoy of Angmar is looking for a girl named Anweina. She lives in Tarren Mill. I think you can Check the population register and find this girl for the deputy envoy."

Mayor Tucker breathed a sigh of relief, as if he had been granted amnesty, and hurriedly agreed: "Of course, I will order someone to investigate, so I will go right away."

"No need."

Angmar waved his hand to stop, and Ovalis noticed that he had been staring closely at the girl who was almost captured by Brad, and couldn't help but wonder: "She is"

"She is Anweina." Angmar answered.

"She, she is the person you are looking for." Brad Tucker was dumbfounded. The cold sweat that he finally wiped clean flowed all over his face, and he didn't even dare to breathe out.

Mayor Tucker gritted his teeth and glanced at his stunned son. If so many people hadn't been watching, he would have been beaten long ago.

Anweina's dress is as simple and unpretentious as the girl next door, but she can't hide her unique temperament of purity and kindness. Just like an independent lily, she exudes a brilliance that can illuminate all darkness.

Angma remembered a saying from the previous life: Some people are cute because they are beautiful, and some people are beautiful because they are cute.The so-called "cuteness" in the first half of the sentence refers to the character and behavior that are enhanced by beauty, while the so-called "cuteness" in the second half of the sentence comes from the purity and kindness of the heart.

The one in front of me belongs to the latter, and it perfectly balances the beauty of both.

Both beautiful and cute.

She is so unique that there is no other girl like her in this world.

"You, you are." Anweina frowned slightly, as if the long-lasting memories that had been sealed in her heart were coming to her mind little by little. She hesitated for a while, and finally walked towards Angma.

She stood in front of Angmar, looked up at Angmar who was a head taller than her in confusion, and murmured: "I seem to know you."

"Of course we know each other, Anweina," Angma looked at the petite Anweina and smiled involuntarily, "Come back with me."

Anweina blinked and asked softly: "Go back to where?"

"Go home, real home."

Angmar stretched out a hand towards the girl, and the girl raised her slender hand. After some hesitation, she finally placed it on his palm.

The invisible energy of the holy tree Sas'ala surged out of Angma's body and gently wrapped around Anweina's hand.

In an instant, thousands of thoughts flashed through Anweina's clear eyes, including confusion, confusion, sluggishness, and confusion, but in the end they all turned into deep loneliness.It seemed like a river of 7000 years was flowing through her heart.

Unknowingly, two lines of hot tears were already hanging on Anweina's fair and tender face, and the tears fell down like broken beads.

Having broken Anweina's peaceful life in this way, Angmar suddenly felt that he was very cruel. It was difficult for him to convince himself that doing so must be right.

Looking at Anweina's continuous tears, Angma couldn't help but said: "Then do you want to play in the circus?"

Anweina suddenly burst into laughter, raised her head, stared at Angma for a moment, and then nodded slightly.

"think."

Angmar turned around and smiled apologetically at Warren and Ovalis, and then they walked side by side into the gate of the Dark Moon Circus.

The long queue in front of the door soon returned to its original noise, and people were whispering to each other about what had just happened, from Mayor Brentak who was frightened when he saw the Dalaran mage, to his cheating son. The tragic mistake made, and the look between the blood elf and the blonde girl.

It is conceivable that the townspeople of Tarren Mill have something to talk about after dinner.

Only the poor night elf girl Istaria stood there blankly looking at Anweina who was walking away and burst into tears.

"Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu An Weina doesn't want me anymore."