LIVE: Azeroth

Just as Velen expected, after opening the black sack, he saw a familiar yet unfamiliar face.

Familiar because this face has appeared in his midnight dreams countless times, strange because compared with Velen's memory, Rakish... or Moratti's appearance has changed a lot. , many hideous scars and ugly evil herpes were added to his face.

Sarlayan and Valeera saw Velen's complex emotions mixed with sadness, guilt, regret and joy. They looked at each other and nodded to each other in tacit understanding.

Valeera used the small soul link network group she established to send a message to Yrel, who temporarily joined the group.

Soon, Yrel, who had taken off his armor in the city and wore the uniform of an archbishop, rushed over in a hurry.

One thing to say, this holy and gorgeous women's skirt and robe is quite beautiful, especially when worn on Yrel, who has an almost perfect figure.

However, Sarlayan only took one more glance, and Valeera's eyes full of special meaning came over. He could only cough lightly, and wisely withdrew his gaze and changed the topic.

"Yril, I leave the prophet to you. Be careful not to let his mood fluctuate too much."

"We have other important things to deal with and cannot stay here for long. If there is anything you can't handle by yourself, you can contact us at any time via mobile phone."

Yrel, who already knew the inside story, expressed his gratitude to the two of them with his hands clasped together. The barrage immediately shouted something like "Earth Explosion Star", but Sarlayan felt that this action was very similar to what they had mentioned before. Buddhist gestures.

"Thank you both for your great help. I will try my best to appease the prophet's emotions. You can go about your business first."

Sarlayan glanced at the absent-minded Velen for the last time. At this time, he was caressing Moratti's pitted face with a look of nostalgia and no disdain.

Just like Sarlayan himself said, he still has many important things that need to be dealt with personally, and he cannot stay here to enjoy the show.

Besides, this is Velen's private matter after all, and he probably doesn't want anyone to be watching while he has a "heart-to-heart" with his son.

Speaking of heart-to-heart talks... Sarlayan estimated that the exchange between the two would eventually develop into a heart-to-heart talk in a physical sense. After all, the butcher whose real name was Moratti no longer had the memory of living with Velen.

In the artificial memory Kil'jaeden instilled in him, Velen was a traitor and sinner of the eredar. He only had hatred for Velen and had no affection at all.

……

As Sharlayan expected, less than a day after Rakish was captured, Kil'jaeden, who was supposed to be taking care of everything, learned the whole story of this mutation through the demons of Rakish's direct line who died and returned to Argus.

"Salayan Deep Shadow! You ruined my good deeds again!"

Kil'jaeden, who was sitting behind his desk, clenched his fists with a gloomy expression. He always felt that every move he made seemed to be accurately predicted by Sarlayan. Lead by the nose.

It is almost inevitable for all intelligent races to have a bad nature. Once they encounter a problem, they usually will not admit that it is their fault immediately. Instead, they will find excuses to evade and constantly look for various objective reasons to prove that they are not at fault. Own.

Even someone as smart as Kil'jaeden couldn't get rid of this habitual thinking. He once suspected that Sarlayan had planted spies in the Burning Legion and misled his judgment through those spies.

Kil'jaeden's idea of ​​evasion cannot be said to be completely wrong. After all, Sarlayan did insert spies within the Burning Legion...but that was before.

After calming down and thinking again, Kil'jaeden himself knew that Sarlayan's spy had long been exposed, and it was none other than Anya, the matron of Xivalla, who had recently applied for transfer to Marton, and the clan under her command.

Before launching the plan, Kil'jaeden used the loss of the Sargrit Keystone as an excuse to conduct several rounds of rigorous investigations on the elite Burning Legion stationed in Argus. In this process, he even seconded the manpower of the Witch Coven, which can be obtained from The soul level excludes the possibility of fish slipping through the net.

Excluding all wrong answers, no matter how ridiculous and unacceptable the remaining option is, Kil'jaeden can only hold his nose and admit that he was actually crushed by an Azeroth native in terms of wits. . He knows his own affairs well, and the reason why Sarlayan is one step ahead of others in every layout is because he obtains a lot of important information in advance through the barrage, which is equivalent to an open-book exam.

However, as the "plot" gradually moves into the unknown, the "Prophet" skill that Sarlayan can use will one day become ineffective. At that time, he will have to compete with the fraudsters with real swords and plans. .

This was not the first time that Kil'jaeden's plan was ruined by Sharlayan. Although he was still angry and unwilling to do so, he gradually began to get used to it and quickly readjusted his mentality.

"Sitting in Argus to remotely control the situation will inevitably lead to a lot of distortions."

Kil'jaeden stood up from behind his desk with a calm expression: "In order to ensure that this expedition can achieve a successful outcome, I must personally go to the front line of Azeroth and grasp the subtle changes on the scene."

"Sergeson, prepare my exclusive ship as soon as possible."

"This time... I will use all my wisdom to go to the scene and take command. I don't believe that boy can still plot against me!"

……

Regarding Kil'jaeden's upcoming personal expedition, the Burning Legion, who could not keep secrets, quickly spread the news. Elisande, who had always maintained close contact with the eredar twins, immediately conveyed this information to Queen Azshara.

"Ha~ The fraudster is finally here?"

Azshara, who was sitting on the throne of the Eternal Palace, rarely put away her usual lazy posture, and ordered Vashj with a serious expression: "Inform Sharlayan immediately, I want to see how the Deceiver can compare to the Defiler. How strong is Kermond?"

During the War of the Ancients 10,000 years ago, Azshara met Archimonde several times near the Well of Eternity.

Azshara, who was at her peak at that time and possessed the blessing of the Well of Eternity, was not defeated even when facing the powerful Defiler.

According to Archimonde's private evaluation, he is not completely sure that he can defeat the Queen of the Night, at least while she still maintains a link with the Well of Eternity, the chance of winning is not high.

Now that time has passed, Azshara has lost the blessing of the Well of Eternity, and her strength will inevitably decline.

However, Azshara did not waste her time in these ten thousand years. Hiding deep in the seabed, she learned from the painful experience and regained the spirit of hard work and cultivation in her youth.

Although it is still not comparable to the peak period when she held the Well of Eternity, Azshara has now reached the threshold of the peak of demigods with her outstanding talent.

In the digital template Sharlayan saw, her level had reached level 68.

This is because she could only work behind closed doors ten thousand years ago and lacked the support of actual combat experience. Otherwise, she should have been able to go one step further and truly reach level 69, which represents the pinnacle of demigods.

"Don't bother Vashj, I'll be here right away."

Just when Vashj was about to take out his phone and send a message, Sarlayan and Valeera teleported to the Eternal Palace first.

"I've heard it."

Sarlayan said with a serious expression: "It's finally time to confront the Deceiver head-on. This battle cannot be lost for both the enemy and us. Kil'jaeden will definitely use all his strength to attack."

"Just in time, let's use him as a touchstone to test my current extreme combat power." (End of Chapter)