My name is Sasuke, from being the richest man in Naruto to dominating the world

Chapter 567: Polite Communication, Elves’ Hatred
Artemis obviously didn't notice anything unusual about herself. She admired the moonlight around her and followed Sasuke into the Moon Temple.

After passing through several checkpoints of guards (actually they were allowed to pass directly), the two soon came before Tyrande.

Tyrande Whisperwind, the chief high priestess of the night elves, to put it bluntly, is the king, patriarch, and supreme leader of the night elves... In short, priest is just an identity. No matter what identity it is, she is the real decision-maker of the night elves today.

"Who do you represent? Varian? Greymane? Proudmoore?"

Tyrande was originally kneeling under a beam of moonlight, and it was unknown whether she was praying or doing something else. When Sasuke and the other man approached, she slowly stood up and looked at them with a puzzled look.

She has long blue hair, lavender skin, and eyes that sparkle with a bright blue light... well, a very classic elf look.

As for appearance, it wasn't bad. After all, the elves were indeed rich in handsome men and beautiful women. However, the overall appearance of the night elves was not to Sasuke's liking, and he preferred the appearance style of the blood elves.

As for Tyrande, well, she is a little too old. Of course, age is not a problem. The main thing is that the gap between her and other women around Sasuke is quite obvious.

Sasuke is no longer the kind of person who would eat anything he wants, so he simply admires Tyrande.

The three names Tyrande asked about correspond to the three main human kingdoms of the Alliance, Stormwind, Gilneas, and Kul Tiras. The dwarves would not use humans as messengers casually, and the dwarves rarely contact the elves alone.

The sentinels said that the two men came riding on hippogryphs, and Tyrande subconsciously thought that they were messengers sent by one of the three kingdoms.

Why not other kingdoms? It's simple, because other kingdoms either no longer exist or don't know how to shoot envoys.

At its peak, there were seven kingdoms in the human world: Stormwind, Dalaran, Gilneas, Alterac, Kul Tiras, and Lordaeron.

Among them, the Kingdom of Stormgarde, also known as Stromgarde, was originally the capital of the Arathi Empire. After the empire split, the royal family and most of the nobles went south to the Stormwind Kingdom. The Trollbane family was unwilling to give up the former imperial capital, so they stayed and established the Kingdom of Stormgarde.

The former king was Thoras Trollbane. The military strength of Stromgarde under his rule was second to none among the Seven Kingdoms. During the second orc invasion, the Kingdom of Stromgarde shined, but after the war, it chose to withdraw from the Alliance due to dissatisfaction with the division of territory.

During the Third War, Stromgarde used its strong military strength to stop the ravages of the Undead Scourge. However, Thoras's son Garen, who was obsessed with power, secretly killed Thoras. Unfortunately, Garen did not have the strength to revive the kingdom. Not only was a large part of the kingdom's territory occupied by ogres, but even part of the capital was occupied by ogres.

However, this country did not perish, it was just leaderless.

The old king was killed and Galen also died in an accident. Now the first heir to the country should be Thoras's nephew, Danas Trollbane.

That's right, he was one of the five heroes who followed Khadgar to Outland and closed the Dark Portal in Outland.

Although he has not returned yet, the news that he is alive has spread back to Stormgarde. The people there are cheering and waiting for the return of the new king, so it is impossible for them to send envoys at this stage because no one has the right to do such a thing.

The Kingdom of Alterac is located in the mountains to the north of Hillsbrad Foothills. There is snow all year round and supplies are much scarcer than in other kingdoms. However, the people of Alterac are very martial and once had a certain weight in military terms among the seven kingdoms.

During the Second War, King Aiden Perenolde surrendered to the Horde army, opening up the defenses that he was supposed to defend, allowing the Horde army to march straight into Lordaeron from the kingdom, almost leading to the defeat of the Second War. After the war, there was no final decision on the ownership of the Kingdom of Alterac, so it could only be supervised by the Kingdom of Lordaeron.

Later, during the Third War, the undead scourge raged, and the kingdom disappeared silently, declaring its demise.

Just like Lordaeron.

As for Dalaran, there is no king in Dalaran, and the magical power of Dalaran is very strong. If they have something to discuss with the elves, they will most likely use teleportation magic directly instead of sending messengers.

What's more, those nerds don't like to communicate with others. This was the case when Antonidas was alive. Now that Antonidas is dead, it is even less likely that Dalaran will take the initiative to send someone.

Furthermore, Dalaran is now moving towards a neutral camp, obviously intending to become a bridge of communication between the Alliance and the Horde, making itself detached.

So, it should be said that there are only three countries left that may send envoys.

And considering Gilneas's self-isolation and Kul Tiras' style of doing things, Tyrande is more inclined to believe that these two people are messengers from Stormwind.

“In fact, we are not messengers for anyone.”

Sasuke said with a smile.

"But the guards down below said..."

Tyrande frowned slightly, and her eyes turned unfriendly when she looked at Sasuke and the other two.

"It's just a little trick. We want the people below to think we are messengers. This will make it easier for us to get here. High Priest, don't be nervous. Before coming here, our last stop was Dalaran. Khadgar was brought back from the distant star realm by us. We also met the current Council of Three by the way."

Sasuke sensed that the power of nature was beginning to surge within Tyrande, but he didn't care and explained calmly.

"But this is no reason for you to deceive the guards and trespass into the Moon Temple."

Tyrande didn't intend to listen to that. Her eyebrows raised and the energy fluctuations in her body became stronger.

At the same time, she was secretly observing the man and woman opposite her, her eyes full of vigilance.

However, no matter how she looked at it, she did not see any hostility or tension from the other party.

She also noticed that since the two men came in, the Moon Temple had become abnormally quiet, and the guards around had disappeared without a trace. She had already used up some of her strength, but no one had come in to protect her.

"Indeed, but this makes it easier for us to see you. In fact, it is not difficult for us to see you even without going through those guards. It's just that it seems more polite to go through the guards' summons and wait for your consent. We are here to discuss business, not to make enemies with you."

Sasuke nodded and said with a smile.

"But your current behavior doesn't seem polite."

Tyrande looked at Sasuke, then at Artemis, and said in a deep voice.

"Courtesy is always relative. We didn't force our way in, which was very polite. You should have noticed the abnormality here, right? Yes, I did it. I have isolated this space. People outside can't come in, and people inside can't leave. Even the Moon Goddess's sense of you will become extremely weak here... Tell me, I am standing here and communicating with you calmly. Is this a kind of courtesy?"

Although this may not sound very pleasant, it is the truth.

If Sasuke's goal was not to negotiate, but to attack Tyrande right away, then she would have almost no power to fight back and would be easily defeated by Sasuke. Although Tyrande was reluctant to admit it, she finally nodded.

"Tell me your purpose. Although you are indeed very strong, if you are only here to show off your strength, please believe me. The night elves are never afraid of any enemy."

After all, they even killed Archimonde, the strongest demon under Sargeras. The elves paid a heavy price to kill him, but in return they gained strong self-confidence.

"Of course, I didn't come here to start a war. In fact, I came from another world, and in my world, the shadow of the Burning Legion also appeared..."

Sasuke told the story of the world of death.

Of course, traditional short films are also a must-try dish.

As Tyrande watched, her expression became more serious.

"The Burning Legion..."

Her hatred for the Burning Legion is simply beyond words.

Don’t think that the invasion of the Burning Legion only resulted in the deaths of some ancient spirits. In fact, the losses and sufferings that the elves suffered because of the Burning Legion were far more than that.

It all started with the Emerald Dream.

In ancient times, the Titan Guardian Freya planted an extremely tall tree in the Emerald Dream. It gradually grew while healing the balance of the world and connected the Emerald Dream with the real world.

Then, the wilderness goddess Aviana took her children to live in the tree and protect it.

This tree is called G'Hanir, and it is the home of the souls of all birds and winged creatures in the world of Azeroth.

Over time, Aviana's spirit became more intertwined with G'Hanir's, forming a deeper connection. When the Burning Legion invaded and the War of the Ancients broke out, Aviana answered the call to fight the Legion, only to die at the hands of the demon.

Having lost his soul and guardian, G'Hanir slowly withered and died, and the Emerald Dream and the real world were separated.

As the first tree of the world, G'Haniel is also called the "Mother Tree" by later generations.

After the Big Bang and the Big Shattering, Illidan used the water from the Well of Eternity to create a second Well of Eternity on the shore of Mount Hyjal.

After his actions were stopped, the Red Dragon Queen Alexstrasza threw a seed blessed by the guardian dragon into the lake. This seed will absorb the essence of the new Well of Eternity to grow, while covering up the lake that may continue to bring disaster.

This seed came from the "Mother Tree" G'Hanir. With the nourishment of the lake water and the cultivation of the night elves, it grew into a new world tree - Nordrassil.

However, during the second invasion of the Burning Legion not long ago, the night elves, in order to stop Archimonde, awakened the ancient spirits in the World Tree and detonated Nordrassil. Archimonde, who absorbed the power of the World Tree, was instantly reduced to ashes.

Nordrassil was severely injured as a result and is still recovering.

This is the first part of the loss, and the second part comes from the elves' ally, the God of the Wilderness.

The Gods of the Wilds are the embodiment of life and nature. To put it simply, they are the embodiment of the essence of Azeroth. They live in the physical world of Azeroth, and their souls are also connected to the Emerald Dream. During the War of the Ancients, they assisted the elves in fighting against the Burning Legion.

This group of wilderness gods in Mount Hyjal are undoubtedly the strongest and the first to appear.

Among them, the oldest and most representative is Cenarius, the Lord of the Forest.

Legend has it that Cenarius is the son of the strongest wilderness god, the "White Deer" Malorne, and the moon goddess Elune, and is also the adopted son of the green dragon Ysera.

During the War of the Ancients, Cenarius summoned many ancient guardians at Mount Hyjal, including the boar Agamemnon, the giant bear Ursoc, the Ursol brothers, the white stag Malorne, etc., to help the night elves fight against the Burning Legion.

Although this war ultimately ended with the victory of the night elf coalition, the gods of Hyjal also paid a huge price.

Except for Cenarius, almost all other gods of Hyjal died.

Cenarius himself was eventually killed by Grom Hellscream, who had consumed the blood of the demon, during the Second War.

As the race closest to nature, the elves have a very close relationship with the gods of the wilderness. The death of these gods in battle is tantamount to a huge blow and pain to the elves.

In addition, there were also the tribesmen who died in the two wars, as well as the tribesmen who died in the big explosion and the big fission in the first war. All these accounts were blamed on the Burning Legion, so when Sasuke mentioned the Burning Legion, Tyrande's hatred was completely undisguised.

"So, you want us to help you?"

After taking a few deep breaths and barely suppressing her anger, Tyrande turned to look at Sasuke and asked.

"I do have this idea, but to be precise, it should be a union. It is difficult for any one of us to deal with the Burning Legion alone. I hope we can unite and form a larger offensive and defensive alliance to watch over each other and help each other."

"But how can I trust you completely?"

Tyrande is not a naive person who has never seen the world. She will not believe Sasuke just because of a few words he says.

"There's no rush. They'll trust us soon."

Sasuke smiled and suddenly moved aside, allowing Tyrande to look at Artemis.

Not far away, Artemis lowered her head, the moonlight on her body was becoming brighter and brighter, and a shadow slowly appeared behind her.

"Elune?!"

Tyrande's eyes widened, her face full of disbelief.

(End of this chapter)