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Chapter 302 Good People and Their Stand

Good people and bad people have always been a controversial topic since ancient times.

There is no absolute distinction between good and bad people in this world. Good and bad people are just judgments based on individual subjective cognition and subjective interests.

If we consider it from the perspective of ethics, it is too demanding. In order to simply and clearly distinguish the difference between the two, we can call those who do not actively hurt others good people. Those who often actively hurt others or flaunt themselves everywhere are called bad people.

For example, Khadgar, Jaina thought he was a bad guy. She was very dissatisfied with his way of judging by abandoning the national position and letting others take risks. And this dissatisfaction did not start now. It started when the battle of Hellfire Peninsula began.

During the Battle of Hellfire Peninsula, Khadgar was in Shattrath. He received an invitation from the Naaru. His goal this time was to cooperate with Shattrath to wipe out Illidan's forces. He and the Naaru A'dal treated Illidan and Kil'jaeden as members of the Burning Legion.

And he did not accept Tyran Fordring's order. Instead, it was Danath Trollbane of Honor Hold who accepted Tyran Fordring's order and helped the New Alliance's expeditionary force complete the task of sending the orcs away and mobilizing the main force of the Burning Legion.

Danath Trollbane has now begun to withdraw his troops from Honor Hold, and it is no longer meaningful for Khadgar to stay in Outland, so he also returns to Azeroth.

In fact, everything has its cause and effect. When Tyran Fordring went on an expedition to Grim Batol and opened the Thandor Bridge, it was Tyran Fordring who fought for the interests of Stromgarde. This gave the country, which was in extreme financial difficulty, a sigh of relief. This behavior also won the favor of the people of Stromgarde. When Tyran Fordring organized the retreat from Southshore, most of the people of Stromgarde, who had already fallen apart, followed Tyran Fordring across the ocean to the Barrens.

This is why it was easy for Danath Trollbane to accept Taelan Fordring's leadership, as the demigod was the only one who had ever helped his family and people.

Khadgar is the opposite. Everyone thinks Khadgar is the apprentice of the former Guardian Medivh. In fact, he is from Dalaran. After Antonidas' death, Khadgar became the oldest person in Dalaran.

But Tyran Fordring believed that no organization could exist beyond the country. He simply reorganized the Council of Ten Spellcasters of Azeroth in the Alliance. The original Dalaran no longer existed. Khadgar and Modera became completely non-staff members.

Modera was greatly encouraged by Khadgar's support. Some people attending the meeting looked at each other and began to support this decision.

This is indeed the best solution. It can minimize possible casualties and avoid the risk of world destruction. This seems reasonable. However, there is a prerequisite for implementing this plan.

That is, someone needs to break into Storm Fjord, which is occupied by the Burning Legion. Then, they need to find the magic network nodes and set up the summoning array. The summoning array does not take effect immediately. It takes a while to hold on.

Those who carry out this mission need to take great risks.

Khadgar is a mature mage, but not a mature politician. Moreover, he has been influenced too much by the Naaru. As a human who has broken away from the limitations of race and is committed to fighting the Burning Legion, he is bound to be in a dilemma.

The reason why he made such a suggestion was that he and Taelan Fording had different political views. He wanted to prove that his ideas were right. Only by uniting the tribe and everyone's strength could they resist the Burning Legion.

Another thing is that everyone will grow old, and once they get old, their positions will change. They are more stubborn. Seniority is the best comfort for them. Many people have opinions about Taelan Fording, who came from behind and took over. This is human nature, and has nothing to do with whether he is a good person or a bad person.

People can betray anything, but they will never betray their class. When their core interests are damaged, no one will remain indifferent. Some people pursue profit, some people pursue fame. Those who pursue fame are often more crazy than those who pursue profit.

Khadgar was half talking about the matter and half venting his dissatisfaction. Human nature is complicated. When he made this suggestion, he also made up his mind that he would personally lead a team of mages to complete this task.

But some people don't think so. Now is a good opportunity. When the alliance was first established, everyone needed to rely on the power of Tyran Fording.

Now the final battle begins, and once Taelan Fordring has accomplished his work, there will be no use for him.

However, Tyran Fordring is a demigod, and demigods are immortal. The current state of the Alliance is very unfriendly to the nobles. Many nobles are waiting to recover Lordaeron.

Taelan Fordring disliked the nobles, but he couldn't kill all of them. So he kept suppressing them. It was fine in Kalimdor. When the new alliance was first established, it was a parliamentary republic, more like a constitutional monarchy. Those nobles lost their voice. When the liberation of Lordaeron was put on the agenda, the issue of the noble fiefdom of Lordaeron was again involved.

But the Alliance does not only have humans, but also other races. They will not support these remaining old nobles and give them the land they have worked so hard to recover. And Tyran Fording clearly stated that he does not support the old nobles to restore their fiefdoms.

As peace was about to come, some people's minds changed. Not to mention the old nobles, a new group had emerged, the military nobles. The old and new nobles soon found common ground.

The atmosphere at the scene froze, and many people discovered the danger hidden behind this incident. Some people who were good at manipulating others immediately saw an opportunity in it.

It would be great if Taelan Fordring and Kil'jaeden disappeared together!
As the various races of the Alliance merged, external conflicts gradually shifted to the inside. It was at this delicate moment that the experienced politician Modera came to the Alliance. So these people came together again.

Looking at the silent crowd in front of her, Jaina didn't know what to say. Most of Tyran Fordring's former subordinates were now in Draenor or on their way home. The only ones who could speak here were the leaders of various groups.

The one who can feel the opportunity the most now is Modera. She is the biggest victim of the disappearance of Dalaran. She originally just wanted to show off on this important occasion, and then slowly take back what she lost. But now she has discovered the intentions of some people.

The resentment that had arisen in Dalaran that year rushed to his head: "Now that everyone has confirmed the plan, the next step is to decide who will carry out this mission."

Khadgar immediately said: "I can lead the team! I am more familiar with teleportation. I have studied the Dark Portal.

In fact, in Draenor we should unite the orcs, draenei, and trolls, which will help us defeat the Burning Legion.

Tailan was too young, and he had no idea of ​​the risks involved. And he actually chose to go deep into the Dark Temple."

He originally wanted to talk about Illidan's escape. If they had chosen to destroy Illidan, they could have gained the support of the Naru'adal. With such a powerful ally, plus the orcs, they would have made fewer sacrifices.

The magicians should be open, the organizations they form should be free from national restrictions, and they should be inclusive. All races can join them.

Now that it's screwed up, isn't he the one who has to fix the problem? At this time, another "smart guy" came up with a new plan, which might go a step further:
"I suggest that Lady Jaina lead this mission. She is also an archmage who is proficient in teleportation. And she should want to see her husband as soon as possible."

Jaina wanted to slap the person who said that. Now was not the time to be in such a storm. Taelan Fordring was not here, nor were his men. The wind died down, the rain stopped, and they felt they were going to be fine again.

Peace was coming again, and a piece of their cake was about to fly away. Taelan Fordring was the one who wanted them to lose it.

The reason why they had been enduring this was that they needed Tyran Fording's powerful strength to help them save their lives. Another reason was that the great nobles had already left Tyran Fording's team with some of their people, and they were also in the Broken Isles at the time, which left the remaining people alone.

Well-educated nobles know more than commoners, and they always consider their own interests. Now the opportunity has come again. They not only see the future opportunities, but also find solutions. As for whether it can succeed, how can we know if we don't try? If they fail, they will not die. If they succeed, it will be a pleasant surprise.

Wouldn't it be nice to get rid of two enemies at once?

Nobles are respectable people, and they are respectable because they often do some dishonorable things, such as the manor that everyone likes to go to.

Jaina was still young, and she felt that not accepting this mission would make others laugh at her. In addition, she had strong confidence in Tyran Fording. Danger was bound to exist, but her Tyran would definitely be able to solve all problems. She should get through this difficult time with him.

But she looked up and saw Zerila's concerned face. No, this was too risky. She couldn't put her whole family in the most dangerous situation.

This is the business of the entire alliance, not her family. Why should her family bear all the dangers? Why didn't they show their style when distributing benefits?
Why do you command me?

"I don't agree with this proposal. This decision is too risky and not in our interest. We need to wait for Baine Bloodhoof and the military leaders to assess the risks of this matter. Then make a decision."

Modera felt very annoyed. Her proposal could solve all the problems, but it was just a little risky. What is without risk?

"Lady Jaina, please forgive me for being blunt. Your suggestion is even more unreasonable. At this critical juncture, provoking a war with Zandalari is not a good choice. I suggest that you put aside your personal hatred and think more about this world. We don't have time."

Jaina's face flushed with anger. She knew what Modera wanted to say. What was personal hatred? It was about Kul Tiras and Zandalar. Destroying Zandalar would solve Kul Tiras' future troubles. But did the problem of Zandalar really need the Alliance to solve it?

As long as they survive this crisis, Zandalar will be a meal for Kul Tiras. Their "Golden Fleet" is no match for the Kul Tiras Navy. It's just that the unexpected situation changed her plan. You bring this up here, which is equivalent to making the contradictions at the bottom public.

The entire alliance was built on the support of Tyran Fordring. Your interests are all realized by the Fordring family. Now you want to put the Fordring family in danger. This is simply killing the donkey after it has done its work.

Taelan Fording often said that when the birds are gone, the bow is put away. As a demigod, you can't do whatever you want. You always feel that there are some things that you shouldn't do, and they violate the moral bottom line. But some people have no morals.

Those damn "Eight Virtues" have always restricted Taelan Fording's behavior.

But these things cannot be brought to the table. Jaina thought about it and thought that Tyran might have already considered these things. These nobles have been forced into a corner. Lordaeron is their last thought. If they lose this opportunity, they will be drowned in the tide of the times. This time, it is not only humans who jumped out, but also some high elf nobles, goblins, and several independent organizations.

"In that case, I reserve my opinion. You can act. I will not participate in this operation."

Most of the military's forces were on the front lines, with the four-color dragon legions fighting against the Burning Legion's air power. Most of Tyran Fordring's direct descendants were in the military.

Meila Gaoling said: "I also think that the risk of this operation is uncontrollable. That holy light is different from ours. And I think its power has increased recently. This is not normal, maybe it is harmful. In case of an accident.

If the Bloodhoof Warriors' power is damaged, or worse, who will resist Kil'jaeden?"

She stared at Khadgar and Modera. "Is it you? Or is it you?"

King Kael'thas had not expressed his opinion. He felt that the atmosphere was not right. The war was about to end, and the military needed to retreat. The core of the entire alliance would shift from war to development. Once the military's power was damaged in this operation, there would be no chance for them to remain immune in the internal struggle.

Taelan Fording was the most important part of this. Whether from a personal perspective or from the perspective of the Alliance, no accidents could happen to him.

In fact, this operation was not smooth. Taelan Fording was accidentally injured. Jaina and the others could not see it because they were too far away and humans had only studied magic for a short time. As a high elf, he had studied magic for thousands of years and knew too much knowledge that they did not know.

The magic that Archimonde cast was actually a spell of mutual destruction, which consumed both Taelan Fordring and his own soul power at the same time. It was a battle of who would be burned to death first.

The entire material world is composed of four elements, earth, water, fire and wind, and six fundamental forces. The soul element can control the four elements and the six forces at the same time. All the forces can be quickly restored, whether it is arcane awakening, arcane crystals, void swallowing, or fel energy transformation. Only the soul power, which is the element that constitutes the material world and can control the force, cannot be quickly restored. It takes time. Unless you devour the soul power of creatures of the same level.

Soul power cannot be strengthened through silent practice, but can only grow naturally as life grows.

Thinking of this, he suddenly remembered the existence of the Holy Light of the Broken Islands. If he could devour the source of the Holy Light, he might be able to recover quickly. However, the devouring of soul power is the strong devouring the weak. If he tries to win with the small, he will definitely be backfired.

"I don't agree with this plan either. It's too risky. Better to break some bottles and jars than to lose the whole house."

Khadgar listened to the arguments. He stood up.

"I will personally lead the charge into Stormheim. Summon the demigod Taelan Fordring."

(End of this chapter)