The Dharma God of All Realms Begins with Harry Potter

Ye Ting's plan was undoubtedly successful.

Borrowing the Windrunner family's influence among the people, he successfully guided the high elves' people, and used his blood hatred and anger against the trolls to convey this huge pressure to the Silver Moon Council, and finally gave the deadlocked council a final outcome..

In the end, the Silver Moon Council made a decision and agreed to Ye Ting's war plan - to combine the power of humans, Wildhammer dwarves and elves to encircle and suppress the potential threat to the Alliance, the Amani trolls, before the orcs launched a massive attack.

The high elves also promised that if the plan is successful and the Amani trolls no longer threaten Quel'Thalas, then they will send the troops originally used to defend against the trolls to support the Alliance's war against the orcs, as well as a series of supplies including supplies. The various transactions including this, as well as the division of ownership of the Amani troll habitats such as the Zul'Aman jungle, will not be discussed for the time being.

Of course, the Silver Moon Council is not a fool. The fishing storm from the people made them aware of the strong influence of the Windrunner family among the bottom elves, which forced them to truly recognize this man who has been fighting for Quel'Thalas for thousands of years. The status of the family no longer despises them as before.

Fortunately, Ye Ting, who planned this fishing boat battle from modern society, arranged the entire rumor spreading process very carefully.

The result is that, in the view of the Silver Moon Council, the entire incident was not intentional, but stemmed from the Windrunner sisters' unintentional complaints. Much of the Windrunner family's true actions are firmly concealed.

This allowed the Silver Moon Council to have no doubts about the Windrunner family.

Because of this, the Silver Moon Council did not deliberately suppress the Windrunner family, or use slander to dispel Windrunner's influence. After all, the moral values ​​upheld by the high elves are different from those of humans, and the political struggle is not that fierce. It is basically impossible to suppress a meritorious family for no reason.

In short, the ending of the matter can be considered happy. Ye Ting achieved his goal and eliminated the hidden dangers of the alliance. The high elves were able to eliminate their old enemies. The alliance's future military strength was improved. Not only did the Windrunner family's political status be improved, but also free of charge. In the original work, the tragedy of being attacked by a troll, resulting in the death of a family, is really gratifying.

However, after achieving his goal, Ye Ting did not stop. He did not stay in the Windrunner's house in Silver Moon City for long before he had to embark on the journey again. This time, what they wanted to convince was the man in Xint. Ran's Wildhammer dwarves.

The Wildhammer dwarves are a branch of the dwarf race. Compared to the Bronzebeard dwarves, who are mostly military and commercial class, and the Dark Iron dwarves, who study magic and dig underground treasures, the Wildhammer dwarves are all persevering climbers. They are also regarded as barbarians by their close relatives.

After the War of the Three Hammers, the defeated Wildhammer dwarves first settled in Grim Batol. However, in the process of fighting against the Dark Iron dwarves, Grim Batol was cursed by the Dark Iron dwarves, making it no longer suitable. live.

Eventually, the Wildhammer dwarves went all the way north, across the sea to the continent of Lordaeron, and finally reached the lushly forested Hinterlands.

Due to the tragic memory of Grim Batol, the dwarves decided not to live underground this time and built a majestic and majestic city in the mountains - Eagle's Nest Mountain, continuing to maintain the tradition of closely connecting the world. They studied shamanic teachings and befriended the griffins, half-lion, half-eagle, who lived in the hidden nooks and crannies of the mountains.

After that, the Wildhammer dwarves still maintained contact with the high elves, and the griffons raised in the human kingdom also came from this country.

However, the number of human griffons is in the hands of the Wildhammer dwarves.

In Ye Ting's opinion, the task of sending an envoy to the Wildhammer dwarves was the easiest part of the entire plan.

Although the Wildhammer dwarves are a relatively exclusive tribe and usually have distant relations with other races, they still maintain a relatively close relationship with the Bronzebeard dwarves.

Although they had an old wish for the War of the Three Hammers, after that, the two jointly resisted and defeated the Dark Iron dwarves who were also driven out of Ironforge and tried to come back to conquer the two races. This war made Bronzebeard Friendly relations were re-established with the Wildhammer dwarves, and an oath was made that the two sides would never go to war. The magnificent Sador Bridge connecting the two continents of the Eastern Kingdom was jointly built by the two countries as a link between the two dwarf empires. A symbol of economic ties and diplomatic relations.

Therefore, now that the Bronzebeard dwarves are in trouble, the Wildhammer dwarves as allies should be happy to take action and join the alliance.

What impressed the Wildhammer dwarves even more was the alien high elves.

In fact, the high elves have always been the closest allies of the Wildhammer dwarves, and the two races were united because they admired each other's personalities and shared many similar cultures.

Therefore, Ye Ting can be sure that the opinions from the high elves will undoubtedly prompt the Wildhammer dwarves to join his plan. As allies, the Wildhammer dwarves have always been loyal and reliable.

Sure enough, at Eagle's Nest Mountain, Ye Ting and Alleria were warmly welcomed by the Wildhammer dwarves - of course, he was mainly in Alleria's favor.

Unfortunately, Ye Ting was almost indifferent to the Wildhammer dwarf's welcome.

At the welcome banquet, Falstad Wildhammer, King of the Wildhammers, frequently raised his glasses to the two guests and toasted to them enthusiastically. The Wildhammer dwarves are a race that loves to drink and revel, and on the other hand, they can drink heavily. customers are also more likely to win their favor.

Facing Falstad's invitation, Alleria just smiled slightly. She changed from her usual gentle and graceful attitude around Ye Ting. She picked up the large wooden wine glass in front of her and drank the ale in one gulp. After finishing it, he smashed the empty wine glass on the table with a"bang" sound, signaling for another glass.

This bold performance and seemingly astonishing drinking capacity caused a burst of cheers from the dwarves. In the eyes of the Wildhammer dwarves, the high elves were good at everything. The only thing they didn't like was their drinking capacity.

In this regard, high elves seem to be slightly inferior to humans. They rarely drink alcohol, and even if they do, they only drink some gentle and smooth fruit wine that is considered"girly" by the Wildhammer dwarves.

However, Alleria's performance has now changed their views. In their eyes, this beautiful elf lady (although they have dwarven aesthetics, they also think elves are beautiful) can be regarded as a woman.

"Ms. Alleria is really refreshing! Falstad Wildhammer laughed and drank a drink,"I have never seen an elf with such a high drinking capacity as you. I declare that if you show up at the beginning, you will be my friend Falstad.""

"And I! Beside him, his brother Kurdran Wildhammer also shouted,"If you drink another drink with me, you will also gain my friendship with Kurdran.""

Aurelia didn't care about such a provocation. She smiled confidently, picked up the wine glass that had just been filled, clinked it with Kurdran and drank it down in one gulp. The whole hall cheered again, Kurdran also finished the wine in his glass, and the relationship between the two parties immediately became much closer._Feilu reminds you: three things about reading - collection, recommendation,