Rise of the blood elves

Quel'Sela, Quel'Delar

Angmar could talk about the story of the two sister swords for three days and three nights.Mobile terminal

The original history did not accurately record when the dragon clan forged these two divine swords and when they gave them to the night elves.But according to the time when dragons and night elves interacted with each other, the latter most likely happened around the time of the War of the Ancients.

After all, it was not until the War of the Ancients that the dragons began to look squarely at the mortals they had never looked at before, and the night elves no longer thought that the dragons were just mysterious beasts.Quel'Delar was passed to the Dath'Remar Sunstriders, who represented the highborne group of night elves who abandoned darkness for light, and Quel'Thala was held by the night elves.

Both of these two divine swords possess powers comparable to those of divine weapons.In Dalaran in later generations, there were scholars who studied the history of these two divine swords and wrote a book called The Blade Forged by the Ancient Dragon.

Of course, the author's source of material is still the high elves who are friends with Dalaran.After all, only these former high-borne elves clearly know the whole story of how the Dragon Clan granted Quel'Sera and Quel'Delar to the ancient night elves.The same thing is just smoke and mirrors for human beings who have a short history and can only piece together the truth through the words of others.

In the year 7300 of the Black Gate calendar, the divine sword Quel'Delar was taken to the Eastern Continent by Dath'Rema Sunstrider, and later became a heirloom treasure of the high elven kingdom Quel'Thalas.

In the original history, Salorian Morningseeker, the penultimate holder of Quel'Delar, was killed on the island of Quel'Danas during the Scourge invasion.

Prince Kael'thas led his men to destroy the contaminated Sunwell and recovered it, and handed it over to his confidant Lana'thel.

In the end, when Illidan led the naga and blood elves to attack the Frozen Throne, Lana'thel was killed in battle and was resurrected as the Blood Queen by Arthas. The sword also became a weapon of the Scourge.But because this magical sword always reminded Lana'thel of her former mortal life, she was so angry that she broke it into pieces and buried it with the memories of the past.

Many years passed, and when the Alliance and the Horde counterattacked Northrend under the leadership of the Silver Crusade, there were different historical records about Quel'Delar, the divine sword.

Some say that the heroes of the Alliance found the fragments of this divine sword on the frozen land, and went to the southern end of the Scar of Quel'Danas, with the help of the souls of the Salorian Morningseekers who still lingered here unwilling to rest. , and went through hardships, finally purified and reforged this divine sword at the Sunwell in the presence of many blood elf leaders.

Others say that it was a tribal hero who accomplished this feat and had nothing to do with the Alliance.

There are also opinions that claim that Quel'Delar's recasting has nothing to do with the Alliance Tribes and was done by the blood elves.Because the final reforged ancient dragon-forged blade was held by Lady Liadrin, the leader of the Blood Knights. Until the Legion returned many years later, Liadrin could still be seen wielding Quel'Delar on the battlefield. He went up to kill all directions, and wherever he passed, the demons were wiped out in ashes.

Regardless of the process, whether the heroes of the Alliance Horde reforged it and handed it to Liadrin, or whether the blood elves sent people to complete it all, this is Quel'Delar's final destination.In the hands of Liadrin, who had long since regained her faith, it lived up to its name.

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In the Angmar timeline, the story is much simpler.

Thanks to the efforts of a small and soft-spoken advisor, Quel'Thalas was not as unpredictable as the official history of the Scourge's invasion.Although it only took a few more days, it was enough to mobilize the army in time and evacuate the people, greatly reducing the losses.

The Salorian Morningseekers did not lead only the last few dozen soldiers to face thousands of times the undead army on the island of Quel'Danas, as in the official history.He lived well, and eventually passed Quel'dra to Liadrin, who lost her faith and began to learn the art of melee combat from him.

In short, in this timeline, the story of this divine sword can also be said to be the story of Liadrin regaining her faith and becoming a true "blood" knight.

As for Quel'Sera

People only know that it was lost in the long river of history.

No one knows how the night elves lost it.It is known that Quel'Sera was severely damaged and finally fell into the hands of the Dalaran people who had been collecting artifacts.

A Dalaran scholar keeps its fragments.

Finally, when Duke Bolvar Fordragon on the Alliance side summoned warriors to attack Onyxia's lair, the adventurer hero holding the fragment used the black dragon princess's dragon breath to heat it, and then used the dead Onyxia to It was quenched with the blood of the dragon and finally completed the recasting process, allowing it to see the light of day again.

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During the counterattack on Northrend, the resurrected Onyxia found the holder of Quel'Sera.Perhaps out of resentment for the man, Onyxia killed the wielder and kept Quel'Sera as a personal treasure.When the heroes of the Alliance and the Horde once again broke into her lair and killed her, the sword fell into the hands of an adventurer hero, and its whereabouts have been unknown ever since.

It is worth mentioning that many people pessimistically believe that Quel'Sera was eventually thrown into a corner by the adventurer hero to collect dust.Because for many years after that, no one heard the story of this magical sword again.

"Quel'Sera, Quel'Delar. Many years ago, we forged these pair of sister swords. They can communicate with the holder's mind, and take on different shapes depending on the holder. But no matter where they are, Presented in various ways, they all possess powerful dragon power."

During Alexstrasza's explanation, Azshara used magic to pick Quel'Delar and Quel'Sera out of the sword box.

With a dazzling aura, the sister swords flew around the Kaldorei Queen, and soon transformed into two night elf-style swords. The hilts were small, and the blades were radiant. They were indescribably magical, like the ultimate beauty. The presentation gives people a sense of dignity, calmness and grandeur.

Angmar couldn't help but shake his head and sigh.

Perhaps due to the passage of time or improper use, the dragon magic attached to it gradually became ineffective. Later generations of Quel'Delar did not have such an effect.As for Quel'Sera, this can be explained by the fact that it is difficult for mortals to recast it to perfectly express the full power of the dragon's masterpiece.

"Thank you, Red Dragon Queen."

Azshara bowed deeply to Alexstrasza.Even with her eyes, she couldn't find a sword more powerful than these sister swords. This gift was too precious.

"I hope that these two divine swords, which entrust the faith of the Aspect Dragon, can be highlighted by the night elves." Alexstrasza smiled.

Azshara admired the sister swords beside her, and after a while, Langsheng suddenly said: "Darth'Remar, Elisande."

The two came in response, bowed and saluted, "Your Majesty the Queen."

"Don't disgrace the name of the Divine Sword."

With that said, Azshara handed Quel'Delar to her most trusted court mage, Darthremar Sunstrider, and Quel'Thala was given to Elisande.

In the hands of the two people, the sister swords took on different appearances.

Quel'Delar in Dath'Rema's hand turned into a sword, very pragmatic.For a mage, there are many choices of weapons. It can be a staff that can increase the power of spells, or it can be a spell blade.

As a member of the night elf aristocracy, upper elf mages like Dath'Remar are often proficient in swordsmanship.Even if his mana is exhausted, he can still use such weapons to defend himself.

The Quel'Sera in Elisande's hand turned into a very small and exquisite one-handed sword. It would be no exaggeration to say that it was a long dagger. It was bound by her magic and hung on her waist.The entire sword gave people an unmistakable sharpness, which seemed to reflect her vitality and youth.

The sister swords each have their own No. 1 mortal holder.

The episode of gifting the divine sword passed quickly. Now that this incident is over, Angmar will return to the Eldorei Pass.

The general offensive has begun, and the coalition forces are already marching towards the Well of Eternity.

Before leaving, even though she had told Elisande countless times to study the knowledge she left behind and make the city of Suramar more glorious, Angmar still felt that there was something unfinished and something was going on. Not finished yet.Standing in front of the portal, I couldn't bear to leave, and I didn't know what to say if I stayed.It was such a fuss that Elisande asked him why he was suddenly acting so mother-in-law today.

When facing parting, Angmar considers himself a very straightforward person and has never been as nagging as he is now.

Suddenly, as if he was electrocuted, he understood the origin of this ominous premonition.

"What's wrong with you?" Elisande looked at him worriedly, then came up and gave him a big hug.

"Of course, of course. You know, I'm just a little worried." Angmar just gently rubbed the girl's back.

"There is nothing to worry about. I am no longer that little girl. We agreed to lead Suramar City to prepare for the future together in these 1 years. With you here, I am not afraid of anything. I will be here Waiting for you.”

"I'm leaving."

Angmar glanced at Elisande reluctantly, without showing any emotion. He didn't say a word until he stepped into the portal leading to the Eldorei Pass, the Well of Eternity battlefield, and the point of no return. Superfluous words.

Rise of the blood elves