Warcraft Fortress

Chapter 401 New Guardian of Tirisfal (Fourth Change)
Sean understood what Mr. Aegwynn meant.

I am still far behind, I should spend less time getting involved in the affairs of this world, and spend more time learning about magic.

After Aegwynn finished speaking to Med'an, he looked at Sean and said with a faint smile: "Sean, a few days ago I felt a familiar wave of energy appearing in the far north. If I remember correctly , the guardian staff of Tirisfal reappeared. When Dalaran was destroyed, the staff was broken by the polluter Archimonde, and you repaired it?"

Sean smiled.

Sure enough, nothing could be hidden from Mr. Aegwynn's eyes.

She has used chicken sticks for hundreds of years. No one in this world knows more about chicken sticks than her, and no one has such a deep connection with chicken sticks that when chicken sticks are taken The moment it was repaired, Aegwynn knew of its existence.

Sean took out the chicken stick and handed it to Aegwynn.

Aegwynn took the chicken stick, examined it carefully, and then nodded in satisfaction: "Very well, you have completely purified it. Although I never believe in fate, this is a bit too coincidental, no matter how you look at it The taste of destiny. In this way, the differences between Jaina and I have been resolved."

Disagreement?

Sean quickly asked, "Mr. Aegwynn, what differences do you have with Ms. Jaina?"

Aegwynn smiled and said: "I discussed with Jaina and planned to rebuild the Tirisfal Council. But we have different views on the selection of guardians."

Sean didn't even think about it, and said directly: "Guardian? Of course it is Master Med'an. He is your grandson, the son of the astral mage Medivh, and he has the blood of humans, orcs, draenei, and even titans." , is the guardian of destiny!"

Aegwynn waved his hand, and then said disapprovingly: "I discussed this matter with Med'an. I have only met Med'an for a few months, and I don't want him to bear such a heavy burden. Jaina and you I have the same opinion, but I think you are more suitable."

When Xiao En heard this, he quickly shook his head and said, "No, no, teacher, don't hurt me!"

Sean really didn't want to be a "guardian".

Others think that this is a good profession. As long as you work hard and become an archmage, you can rely on the magic power instilled by the mages to become an existence beyond ordinary legendary mages, and become a "magic god" comparable to demigods. What a wonderful thing to be one of the most powerful creatures in the world!
Sean, however, doesn't see it that way.

As a guardian, it means taking on more responsibilities.

Sean likes the mage profession very much, but it doesn't mean he likes to get such powerful mana and power out of thin air.

At this point, like Aegwynn, he likes the power accumulated bit by bit.

As for the powerful power, he has a space fortress, a powerful and large number of followers, and a large number of puppet legions, elemental legions, and Zerg legions. Do you still need to do it yourself?

He really wants to refuse!
Aegwynn looked at Sean, then shook his head lightly and said, "Sean, the position of guardian is good for you now. And being a guardian does not mean that you have to accept the magic power of mages. These days I After thinking about it carefully, the god-making behavior of the Tirisfal Council was useful to humans in that era, but it is not suitable now."

In the Eastern Kingdom back then, there were not many mages, and even fewer powerful mages.There are not many great mages, let alone legendary mages.

That's why there is an urgent need to create a powerful mage to deal with those powerful demons, such as the dreaded demon king Kethlanatier.

But it's different now.

Now in this world, so many legendary level powerhouses have been born, and several legendary mages have also appeared.

Among other things, Aegwynn is a legendary mage, Meri is a legendary mage, and the talented Med'an is not far from a legendary mage. Jaina may become a legendary mage at any time, and Khadgar is also a legendary mage...

In fact, there is no shortage of legend-level powerhouses, and the significance of the existence of the Guardians of Tirisfal has been downplayed.

Aegwynn said: "The reason why the guardians need to be kept is because we have to keep a backup. In case we encounter a strong man of the level of Archimonde or Kil'jaeden, we may need the guardians to gather all the spellcasters' skills." Mana, to fight them. Normally, there is no need to do this."

Sean also nodded and said, "Since that's the case, it doesn't matter who is the guardian? You don't have to let me be the guardian, right?"

Aegwynn said: "Sean, those who are qualified to serve as guardians must be high-level wizards. There are not many high-level magicians in this world. Although you have not become a high-level magician yet, at the speed of your progress, you should It won't be long. And the Guardian has to make us trust, and you're just the one Jaina and I can trust."

Glancing at Sean, Aegwynn handed the drum stick to Sean, and then said with a smile, "What's more, you also got the Guardian's Staff. Isn't this what the world calls 'Mandate of Heaven'?"

Xiao En smiled wryly, thinking to himself, teacher, since you don’t believe in destiny, how can you use “destiny” to convince me?

He would rather have a group of hundreds of mages than to become a legendary mage with magic power that does not belong to him.

But Teacher Aigwynn has already talked about this, so can he still refuse?
Xiao En had no choice but to nod his head helplessly, and then said: "Okay, let's leave this matter for now, anyway, I'm not an archmage yet, let's talk about it when I become an archmage. Teacher, I am here this time to ask for your help Yes. It's like this..."

Sean told Aegwynn what happened in the East and West Plaguelands, and then said: "Bannazar, the dreaded demon king, must find a way to kill, kill thoroughly, otherwise Lord Tirion will not be able to completely rebuild Silver Knights of the Hand."

Aegwynn shook his head and said, "It's very difficult for the Dreadlord to be killed in Azeroth."

She said "difficult", not "impossible".

There is no absolute thing in this world, and nothing is [-]% perfect.

Sean smiled and said, "It's difficult for others, but it's not difficult for you."

Aegwynn glared at Sean, and then said: "Don't flatter me. My current mana is not strong enough to kill the Dreadlord alone. This matter needs to be carefully planned. How about this, I will go to the Holy Light with you first." May the chapel, and then we will discuss it slowly."

(End of this chapter)