Warcraft Fortress

Chapter 608 Tears of Aegwynn

The pages of this book are a little yellow, and they have been flipped through many times before, but there is no trace of wear and tear. Obviously, the person who often flips through this book cherishes this book very much.

He didn't use spells to protect this book, probably because he felt that any spells were not worthy of this book, the person and those things recorded in this book.

Aegwynn turned up from the middle.

When she was young and energetic, she was also proud of this book, but now she reads it again, but feels that every word is a great irony.

She thought she had made a great contribution, but in fact she made the biggest mistake.

She didn't kill Sargeras, but because of her pride and selfishness, she let Sargeras dominate her children, destroyed the Tirisfal Council, and finally caused boundless disasters.

Aegwynn was in no mood to read each word.

She casually flipped through it a few times before planning to close the book.But at this moment, she suddenly discovered that there was a line written on the title page of this book.

It was a line of handwritten words, stroke by stroke, very serious.

"My mother, Magna Aegwynn."

Aegwynn never cried.

Since she became the next Guardian of the Tirisfal Council, she has never cried, because she believes that crying is a sign of weakness, and she is undoubtedly the strongest woman in the history of Azeroth. .

At least she thought so.

She thought that if she was strong enough, she would be strong enough.

But in fact, this is not the case.

When seeing these words, Aegwynn's eyes became moist.

Tears were not welling up in her eyes, that was not her style.

Little tears swirled in his eyes, and Aegwynn stretched out his hand and stroked the line.

Aegwynn was a very special man.

She was sent to the Tirisfal Council since she was a child. At that time, she was too young, and her parents didn't leave much impression in her heart.

By the time she had grown up and become a Guardian, her ordinary parents had passed away, and that little memory was gone.

When the news of his parents' death reached the Tirisfal Council, Aegwynn didn't cry, or even feel much sadness.

This does not mean that she is a strong person, but at least it can show that she is an indifferent person.

A mage is a somewhat inhuman profession. People who study magic all day don't care much about feelings. Most mages are like this, and Aegwynn is just one of them.

When Aegwynn grew up, she quickly became a legendary sorceress when she was still a maiden.

She is without a doubt the most gifted female mage that humanity has ever seen.

She looked down on no one, including the archmage who would become her husband, Nieras Elam.

There was not much real affection between her and Nieras.

She approached and seduced Nielas only because Nielas was strong and good enough, and she hoped to use the genes of the two of them to give birth to the best child.

That was later Medivh.

After Medivh was born, she, who had no feelings for Nielas, had no feelings for this newborn child, and left immediately, but sealed most of the guardian power in her body in the newborn Medivh.

She has been a guardian for too long, she is tired and tired, she doesn't want to do it anymore, and she doesn't want to return the guardian's power to the Tirisfal Council, so she willfully gave birth to a son and let him be the guardian.

But she never thought about how that child is still so young, how could he have the ability to control such a powerful and terrifying guardian force?
The tragedy happened when Medivh was still very young.

Medivh, who couldn't control the power in his body, suddenly fell into a coma. That power killed Nielas who rushed over after hearing the news. The young Medivh lost his father, and Aegwynn lost her husband.

Ha ha.

About Aegwynn never acknowledged Nilas as her husband.

How could such an excellent person as her have a husband?

Who is worthy of her?
Even Sargeras was killed by her!
Aegwynn blinked, but the tears finally did not fall.

It was the first time she cried in hundreds of years.

Because of the words Medivh wrote on the title page of "Song of Aegwynn".

It is conceivable that when Medivh read "Song of Aegwynn" over and over again, and finally wrote down those words, he was already full of pride.

The battle outside the door was coming to an end. In the innermost part of the library, on the wall near the inner stairs, a secret door slowly opened.

A phantom figure stepped out.

That's an undead.

Aegwynn deserves to be the most powerful human mage ever. Even in such sad emotions and chaotic memories, her spiritual power still enveloped the entire library, paying attention to everything here.

No movement could escape her perception.

"Undead?"

"Very powerful arcane energy fluctuations!"

"But there is no death energy fluctuation?"

"A weird undead!"

"A necromancer with extremely strong spellcasting ability!"

"How dare you appear in front of my eyes?"

"court death!"

When he sensed the existence of the undead, Aegwynn took out the staff of Aluneth Guardian without even raising his head, and cast extremely powerful arcane magic.

A bolt of lightning that can destroy everything.

If it was any other time, she would show mercy and trap the other party first to see what it was.

But now, because of Medivh's words, she is in a very bad mood, so she doesn't plan to hold back.

After the lightning was released, Aegwynn immediately began to prepare the second spell.

In her perception, the other party was a legendary necromancer, and her first spell was enough to severely damage it, but not enough to kill it.

But an accident happened.

The undead spell was not resisted at all.

He didn't cast any spells, he didn't use Blink to escape, he didn't use protection spells to resist, and he didn't use transformation spells to deflect.

He let the lightning strike his undead body, causing his few remaining souls to slowly dissipate.

Aegwynn was a little surprised, but also a little mocking.

She thought to herself, that necromancer must have been dead for too long, his brain was so stupid that he didn't even know how to resist.

That being the case, it would be painful for him to stay in this world, so why not show kindness yourself and send him to liberation!
A more powerful ball of arcane energy condenses on the head of the staff.

A series of arcane missiles are ready to go.

At this moment, Aegwynn suddenly heard a cry.

"Magna..."

The voice was full of warmth, it sounded very strange, yet somehow familiar.

Aegwynn stopped casting the spell in doubt, and raised his head.

Then she opened her mouth, and the tears that had never been shed burst out of her eyes at this moment.

"Neras!"

(End of this chapter)