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The Propaganda Department is a brand-new department mentioned in Sarlayan's national policy proposal. It is mainly responsible for guiding the general trend of public opinion at home and abroad, and trying to make the international public opinion trend as biased as possible.

When it comes to propaganda and public opinion, we have to mention the big killer of newspapers.

Since taking office as Minister of Propaganda, von der Lohe has been busy preparing for the establishment of a newspaper, and now it has achieved initial results.

Kael'thas and the others lacked sufficient awareness of the power of the newspaper, and only paid more attention to it after Sharlayan repeatedly emphasized it.

Sarlayan has long realized the importance of public opinion from the barrage. Those who hold the power of public opinion can even turn black into white, use fake news to mislead the enemy, and use a pen to turn clouds into clouds.

A powerful mouthpiece organization like a newspaper should of course be in the hands of state organs. The so-called freedom of the press is a lie to fools.

Many barrage netizens really realized this problem through the recent big-Mao-2-Mao war on their side.

News without borders? Art without borders? Sports without borders? Science without borders?

It's all deceptive, it's just a slogan used by Western countries to engage in double standards.

The Cabinet Office was also in the Court of the Sunstrider, and Von der Lore soon brought the newly established editor-in-chief of the Silvermoon Weekly to Kael'thas' office.

The reason why it is a weekly report is because the people in the technical department have just obtained the movable type printing submitted by Sarlayan, and it will take a certain amount of time to engrave those movable type models.

Fortunately, the science and technology of Quel'Thalas is fairly advanced, and cheap paper that can be mass-produced has been researched long ago. Otherwise, even with movable type printing, the output of newspapers cannot be guaranteed.

After getting familiar with the materials, publication and printing process of newspapers in the future, weekly newspapers can evolve into daily newspapers, further emphasizing timeliness.

"Your Majesty, are you looking for me?"

Von der Lore is not as strict as the priest of Lordaeron. He is a funny and easy-going person, and he is very popular in the cabinet. He can even chat with the fringe Darkan.

In private, Von der Lohe seems to be joking and out of shape, but he is quite rigorous at work, and has never delayed work due to personal reasons.

Although he still couldn't fully understand the importance of the newspaper office and public opinion, he still conscientiously followed Kael'thas's order to build the framework of the newspaper office.

Kael'thas smiled and nodded to Von der Lore, and raised his hand to hand him the secret information from Valeera.

"You read this information first, and we will discuss it in depth later."

The editor-in-chief of the newspaper selected by Von der Lore was named Demeter Huiri, and he was also an old acquaintance of Kael'thas.

Before assuming this position, Demeter was once the bard leader of the royal family, and was deeply trusted by the Sun Kings of Anasteria and Kael'thas.

The information recorded in the letter made Von der Lore frowned gradually.

"It's the Demon King of Dread again, these guys really linger."

Kael'thas chuckled and said, "It's not surprising. The Dreadlord, who can change his shape at will, is the most suitable demon race in the Burning Legion for infiltration tasks."

"Since the collapse of the Tirisfal Council, no one has stopped the demons entering Azeroth. No one knows how many dreadlords have taken the opportunity to sneak in."

"Fortunately, with the planetary barrier protection set up by the Titans, those who can squeeze in are not very strong individuals."

Von der Lohe passed the information to Demeter beside him, and touched his chin thoughtfully.

"But it's not a solution to continue like this. Someone must stop these lawless demons, right?"

Kael'thas nodded solemnly: "Recently, I am discussing with Antonidas whether to reorganize the Tirisfal Council."

"It's a pity that Medivh killed almost all the members of the council back then, and the only one left is still missing."

Von der Lore frowned: "Merry Dongfeng?"

"Um."

Kael'thas subconsciously tapped the table with his finger: "Merry Dongfeng is a veteran mage who has participated in the troll battle, and has some friendship with the father."

"It is said that there is a powerful dreadlord sealed in Meri Dongfeng's body. Since then, he has chosen to exile himself. Even Medivh, the guardian of Tirisfal, has not found his whereabouts."

Merry Winterwind was the first recorded lich in Azeroth's history.

Due to the perverse actions of the Scourge Legion in later generations, many people believe that the existence of liches is inherently evil.

But in fact this is a prejudice.

Lich itself has no preference for good and evil, they are just mages who transform themselves into undead. The so-called good and evil are just personal standpoints from different liches.

Merry Winterwind is a lich walking on the right path.

The tragic troll war that year was very short of people, especially the lack of mages. Meri voluntarily transformed into a lich in order to help the human and high elf alliance win the victory of the troll war.

Sometime after the end of the Troll War, Merry Winterwind sealed within himself a powerful dreadlord named Kathanatyr.

Cassanatil is not a simple character. He has a high status in the Nathrezim tribe, only under the leader Tichondrius.

As we all know, in order to assist the Burning Legion to conquer the universe, the Dreadlord gathered the power of the whole family to "build" a pair of sister swords.

The most famous of the sister swords is Frostmourne. This sword was brought into Azeroth by Tichondrius, and now it is inserted in front of the eternal ice on the top of the Ice Throne. Ner'zhul the Lich King.

And the other is the magic sword Apocalypse once used by Kassanatier.

He sneaked into a world named Navan with this magic sword that can confuse people's hearts. He used the magic sword's bewitching ability to guide Navan's soldiers to kill each other, and easily destroyed that world without a single soldier.

After being reminded by the barrage, Salayan knew that these two sister swords were not from the hands of the Dreadlord, but from their master, Emperor Denathrius.

During the period when Dalaran was first established, a large number of mages used arcane arts recklessly. The out-of-control arcane energy tore apart a large number of space-time rifts and recruited the demons far away in the twisting void. is one of them.

With the efforts of Alodi, the guardian of the original Tirisfal, Kathanatier was finally defeated.

Apocalypse was sealed underground together with many demonic weapons, and the seriously injured Kassanati was inhaled into the body by Meri Dongfeng to suppress it himself.

The story that Kael'thas knew ended here, and Sharlayan got some follow-up information from the barrage.

During the period when Aegwynn served as the guardian of Tirisfal, the maverick Aegwynn was unwilling to follow the instructions of the council, and often acted in his own way, and refused to return the power of the guardian.

Members of the Tirisfal Council had a headache and formed a special organization called the Tirisfal Mystery to capture her.

In order to take down the mighty Aegwynn, members of the Tirisian Mystery were given permission to augment themselves with powerful artifacts.

It was at that time that the magic sword Apocalypse reappeared and was handed over to a mage named Les Shaar.

After a long period of turmoil, Apocalypse fell into the hands of the black knight Eredin, and was stored in the treasure house underground in Karazhan together with other artifacts.

Sharlayan once made a pact with Khadgar to find an opportunity to bring these powerful artifacts back to life, allowing them to assist Azeroth's defenders in defeating powerful enemies.

It's a pity that Khadgar, the only one with the authority to open the underground treasure house in Karazhan, decided to stay in Draenor at the last moment, and Sharlayan didn't know when the next time he saw him was.

Witnessing the rampant demons after the loss of the Tirisfal Council, Antonidas intends to rebuild this ancient demon hunting organization.

But the premise is to find the only remaining member of the council, Merry Dongfeng, and restart the recruitment ceremony of the Tirisfal Council under his guidance.

The Council of Tirisfal was initially established by the high elves and human mages, and the cooperation of the two was needed to rebuild nature. This task fell to the two leaders, Kael'thas and Antonidas.

While Kael'thas and Von der Lore were discussing the reconstruction of the Tirisfal Council, Demeter finally finished reading the information from the King City of Lordaeron.

The bard in many people's minds is a cynical image. It has to be said that this is another dogmatic prejudice.

Demeter Huiri has a resolute appearance~www.readwn.com~ and a very calm personality, but this does not affect his writing of those classic poems and ballads handed down from generation to generation.

"Huh~"

Demeter let out a long breath, and looked at Kael'thas with a solemn expression.

"Your Majesty, what do you want me...or, how do you want the Silver Moon Weekly to handle this information?"

A gleam of coldness flashed in Kael'thas' eyes: "Show the public, don't worry about the consequences, they dare not fight on two fronts at this time, we can just take this opportunity to test the influence of 'public opinion'."

"Terenas thinks that Quel'Thalas is a soft persimmon that he can knead. We can't just give in, but we can't take the initiative to provoke a war. Let's use this method to fight back."