Civilization of Azeroth: Start the Great Pyramid

Latest URL: People around were dumbfounded. This incident happened so suddenly, it was like a thunderclap on the ground, and they didn't feel any omen before.

It wasn't until Shandris hugged Li De that everyone realized it, and then a loud cry broke out.

Only then did Shandris wake up like a dream and let go of Li De, at this moment she finally could care less about being shy.

Although it was an impromptu idea, Li De did think it over carefully.

Compared with other political leaders, Li De can be said to enjoy the greatest freedom, and he can decide his own marriage according to his own wishes, because Li De has an absolutely lofty status in Hanhai Duhu.

However, Li De cannot be absolutely free after all. He can decide who to marry by himself, but he cannot completely control the time of marriage.

He was already thirty-three years old, and he had indeed reached the age to start a family. For the Protector of Hanhai, this was not just his personal problem, but a major event for the stability of the entire political situation.

Although Li De is still in the prime of life, if the issue of heirs is full of uncertainties, it will always be a sharp sword hanging over the head of a country.

So after the two wars between the elements and the Zerg, Li De decided that he must complete his marriage within this year.

If Li De didn't worry about this matter any longer, the other high-level officials of the Vast Sea Guard would naturally worry about it for him.

When the Goblin War had just ended, Terenas had proposed the idea of ​​a marriage between Lordaeron and the Guardian of the Great Sea. Although it was declined by Li De later, many people in the upper echelon were indeed moved by it. Even after Nogforge was released by Kezan and returned to the country, he was encouraged by them to test Li De's thoughts.

Now that Li De has successfully proposed to Shandris, it can be regarded as completely eliminating some people's thoughts on the matter of marriage.

Changed direction to inform everyone that there is no need to sway left and right because of marriage and route matters, and you can concentrate on more important careers in the future.

At this stage, the Guardian of the Vast Sea has deep cooperation with the night elves in terms of Azerite and Feralas. It is indeed a good time to marry Shandris at this time.

Of course, Li De didn't think too much about this, because he believed that the exchanges between countries were never determined by a single marriage.

In a political alliance, a political marriage can only be icing on the cake, and it can never be the final word.

So when it comes to marriage, Li De decided to follow animal instinct more.

Talanji on the side was still a little sad, but she quickly adjusted.

Essentially Talanji and Reed are alike, they are the same kind of people.

Talanji has already made up his mind that this matter will not affect the future plans of the Zandalari and the Guardian of the Great Sea.

Of course, in addition to this, Talanji is still somewhat sour.

When everyone congratulated Reed and Shandris unanimously, Talanji also generously congratulated Reed—obviously the congratulations did not include Shandris.

"Congratulations, you are about to complete a major event in your life. Please rest assured that this will not affect the cooperation between the two countries. I don't like politics and other things.

In some ways I am more inclined to follow animal instincts.

It's just that I didn't expect to see you wrong. I'm really disappointed. Your aesthetic is also so kitsch. I don't think I lost to her in terms of sexual attractiveness. There must be something wrong with your aesthetic. "

After saying that, Talanji left gracefully, leaving Li De there with a wry smile. Such a princess with amazing and unique words is really not something ordinary people can bear.

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The news of Li De's success in proposing to Shandris was faster than growing wings, and it spread throughout the entire Hanhai Guardian in an instant.

The whole country was erupting immediately, and everyone was happy for Li De, including those who had previously intended to marry Li De to Lordaeron.

In fact, it is not difficult to guess the people who support the marriage with Lordaeron. They are nothing more than Haggard, Brad, Anderson, Van Cleef, etc., and Nogforge who values ​​practical interests.

They didn't think this way to manipulate Li De, but to proceed more from the actual interests of the Protector of the Vast Sea.

Lordaeron is the most powerful country in the Terran Alliance, and the Guardian of the Vast Sea is the most cutting-edge country in the alliance. If these two countries are united, their future will be immeasurable.

Furthermore, there is more or less hidden in these people's hearts a dream of a unified human race alliance.

Of course, the above is just their ideal construction. The starting point is definitely to hope that Li De can start a family as soon as possible, so as to make this country more stable.

The news spread to every corner and there was joy.

It was reported that soldiers in the army tapped their shields to join in the fun. Some of these troops were part of the Old Continent Allied Forces that had not yet evacuated. They originally complained because they were placed in the backward batch, but now they are glad to be evacuated before other comrades-in-arms. late.

Some of them even thought that the best time to return to China would be later, so that they could catch up with the excitement of a wedding.

And Lao Chen, who is still temporarily in charge of the army, is even more open-eyed. Since Bwonsamdi rescued the dead and helped him untie his knots, Lao Chen has returned to his previous tendency to be tall and fat. By the way, I also make up for myself.

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As for other places such as the ancient city of Petra, Karl, who was still a little ignorant, asked some shamans curiously.

"Li De is going to marry an elf, why are everyone so happy? Is mating and reproduction such a happy thing for flesh and blood life? What kind of experience is it?"

The three shamans all laughed. Before the gentle Nobundo could talk to the steady Drek'Thar, the old cow Muun said while grabbing his long beard.

"Rebirth is a very sacred thing. The continuation of flesh and blood life is fundamentally different from elemental life. The continuation of elemental life is just a simple copy.

The individual at the beginning of the flesh and blood life is not as strong as the elemental life, and it is very laborious to reproduce it by itself, but the flesh and blood life is very intelligent, and chooses to combine with others, and the two individuals work together to create a life.

And because of the introduction of others, the offspring will never be exactly the same as their parents.

So will the offspring created in this way that are different from their parents surpass their parents or what? This is full of uncertainty, it can be said to be a gamble, and it can also be said to be a great adventure.

Flesh and blood life relies on countless such adventures to make continuous progress in hundreds of millions of years. So do you think new life is an extremely sacred thing? "

Carl still couldn't fully comprehend Munn's words, but he still nodded with a vague understanding.

"I see, Teacher Muen, anyway, this is a very sacred thing!"

The three shamans laughed again.

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When the news reached the new guests, the Kaldorei experts felt like they were at home.

These Kaldorei girls immediately chattered and discussed, even the calm and serious Ellis Star Chaser couldn't help it.

"Do you think the sisterhood can agree to this matter?"

"It's hard to say~www.wuxiaspot.com~ But the possibility is still very high, and the cooperation between the two is so good now."

"Why do you care so much, anyway, we will work here in the future, this matter has nothing to do with us."

"Do you think the men outside are better? Shandris is so good that he was attracted away? Shall we..."

"What are you making a fuss about..."

The girls' conversation was so lively that it gradually began to lose its shape later on.

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Everyone was immersed in this joy, but no one knew that on the old continent on the other side of the ocean, the undercurrent began to surge again.

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(end of this chapter)