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In fact, since Jaina entered the Kirin Tor Council as a councilor, Modera had no chance of standing up. The only way she could hope to keep her power was to humbly admit her mistake to Rhonin.

However, Modera hasn't learned enough about the qualities of being able to bend and stretch politicians. She couldn't let go of her face as a senior in the Kirin Tor and knelt down and begged for mercy.

Both Callai and Ansrem temporarily sided with Modera because their respective interests conflicted with the young and energetic Rhonin.

These two old fritters actually knew very well in their hearts that Luo Ning was the heir supported by Antonidas, a Dalaran native with red seedlings.

As long as he doesn't make a principled mistake, it is basically impossible for him to be pushed down by others.

But there are some people who don't believe in this evil.

Perhaps it was the experience of being thrown into the cold palace in the past few years that caused Modera's disposition to change. When Antonidas was still in power, she was very humble on the surface, as if admitting her mistakes and repenting.

But when Antonidas retired and abdicated, and no longer possessed the supremacy of Dalaran, this guy immediately showed his true colors, and couldn't wait to pull two plastic allies to try to limit Rhonin's rights as the speaker.

Ansrem and Callai just wanted to force Ronin to make concessions in some areas where their interests were damaged, and they didn't intend to follow Modera, a lunatic who got into the horns, all the way to the dark.

The so-called politics is the art of compromise.

Luo Ning, who had just assumed the position, hadn't understood this set of rules yet, and only after communicating with Sharlayan in private did he suddenly understand.

There is one thing to say, as Carlisle and Ansrem are archmages and members of the Kirin Tor, the benefits they ask for are actually not too much.

Rhonin, who finally got the hang of it, adopted Sharlayan's suggestion of taking a step back, and sent someone to contact the two archmages shortly after Jaina entered the council.

After some secret discussions that couldn't be put on the table, the two sides quickly reached an agreement, and Modera's ending was completely crucified from this point on.

During Modera's last hysterical period, Luo Ning, who had learned a lesson, did not act too hastily. He accepted Modera's chaotic proactive finding of faults lightly, and kept a low profile for the time being. Counter behavior.

According to Jaina, many Dalaran mages who have been paying attention to the Kirin Tor's infighting appreciate Rhonin's calm attitude.

Modera? Who would stare at a doomed lost dog all day long?

Since Modera will definitely be knocked out by three strikes, it is natural that the candidate to replace her archmage should be discussed as soon as possible.

There are quite a few archmages in Dalaran, but most of the people who do research are relatively withdrawn. There are only two people who are qualified, willing, and connected to participate in the Kirin Tor election at this stage.

One is the archmage who had just returned from Draenor, was fooled for a while, and stood in line with Modera. After seeing the situation, he immediately accepted the invitation of Queen Calia, and fled to Lordaeron as a mage advisor. Vargas.

According to the latest information provided by the Defense Intelligence Agency of Quel'Thalas, Vargoth is quite popular in Lordaeron, and his small life is pretty good.

Although Callai and Ansrem hoped to invite him back to balance the number of young and moderate members of the parliament, Vargos did not seem to plan to resign his job in Lordaeron and return to Dalaran in the short term.

Apart from Vargoth, the most qualified candidate is undoubtedly Khadgar, the apprentice of Medivh, the last guardian of the old Tirisfal Council and the current Lord of Karazhan.

The nascent Tirisfal Council now makes its home in the Temple of the Guardian in a corner of Dalaran.

As a high-ranking member of Dalaran, the Kirin Tor Council will of course have a deep understanding of the new Tirisfal Council.

If you don't check, you don't know. If you check, you will be shocked.

The leader of the new Tirisfal Council is Meri Winterwind, the first lich ever seen on Azeroth and a veteran member of the Tirisfal Council.

This old lich alone is already heavyweight enough, and this is not all that the new Tirisfal Council has.

After an in-depth investigation, Antonidas before he abdicated was surprised to find that the mother and son of the two generations of guardians, Aegwynn and Medivh, were still alive, and they were quietly hiding in the temple of the guardians to exert their residual heat.

That may not be accurate.

Aegwynn, who was near the end of his life after losing the power of the guardian, was indeed playing his remaining heat, but Medivh, who was in his prime, obviously didn't plan to retire just yet.

During the decisive battle between the Azeroth coalition led by the night elves and the Burning Legion led by Archimonde on Mount Hyjal, Medivh hid behind the scenes and provided a lot of help to the coalition.

However, considering Medivh's already rotten reputation among high-level officials in various countries, it is not easy for him to use his name blatantly, so he can only act as low-key as the Crow Prophet as much as possible.

The two former Guardians of Tirisfal and Meri Winterwind are both Khadgar's backers and contacts. With such ample confidence, Ansrem and Kalai, who are interested in Vargoth, dare not openly oppose Khadgar. Degas joins.

Since Vargoth reluctantly backed down, there was no suspense about the replacement candidate for the Kirin Tor Council.

Modera had just been expelled from Dalaran by the unanimous vote of the council, but Rhonin unabashedly proposed to invite Khadgar to fill the vacancy left by Modera.

Things have come to this, so what can I do.

Callai and Ansrem could only smile wryly and agreed to Ronin's proposal, and sent people to Karazhan, far south of the mainland, to meet Khadgar who was "cleaning" Karazhan in retreat.

With the help of Sharlayan, Khadgar cleaned up the lower layers of Karazhan first, and awakened the old butler Moros and the hunter Attumen who lost their sanity after being undead. Identity has the full support of Moros et al.

Moros lived in Karazhan even longer than Medivh.

As early as the beginning of Aegwynn's construction of Karazhan, he had accepted the invitation of the former court mage of the Stormwind Kingdom, Nieras Elan, to come to this guardian tower as the chief steward.

With the help of Moros's stewardship team who knew the environment, Khadgar began to regain control of Karazhan layer by layer.

To this day, apart from the most dangerous Nightmare, the eredar Malzahar who is entrenched on the top of the tower... no, the threat of Malchezaar and the reflection of Karazhan has not been eliminated, Khadgar has already eliminated Kala. Like more than 80% of the floors are firmly in hand.

Khadgar didn't immediately agree to the invitation after receiving Rhonin's invitation. He first contacted Sharlayan's partner Jaina to pass the news on his behalf, and in turn invited Sarlayan to go to Karazhan to help solve the last remaining problem.

"Nightmare..."

Before that, Sharlayan had been retreating to develop and research war weapons, and only after returning from Silvermoon City did he receive the message that Jaina entrusted Valeera to pass on.

Nightmare was originally a full-grown blue dragon named Akanagos, one of Aegwynn's friends.

In the civil war between the two generations of guardians, Akanagos was unfortunately defeated and died, and was made into a terrible ghost bone dragon by Medivh...or the twisted soul of Sargeras.

Since then, Nightmare has been guarding the upper floor of Karazhan, blocking the connection between the upper and lower floors of the tower like a watchdog. Even Prince Malchezaar from the Burning Legion dared not enter it at will territory.

As a member of the dragon family, Sharlayan felt it was his duty to free the twisted soul of Akanagos.

The last time he went to Karazhan to help Khadgar "clean" his house, Sharlayan specifically mentioned to Khadgar that if one day he planned to deal with the threat of Nightmare, he must notify himself in advance.

"Hey~" Sharlayan scratched his head with a wry smile: "It seems that the plan will be temporarily changed again."

"Originally, I planned to go to Ulduar to solve the problem of mobile phone and base station blueprints. I suddenly received an invitation from Khadgar as promised, so I can only go to Karazhan to help him first."

Khadgar made it clear to Ronin that the house must be cleaned first before going to Dalaran to join the job.

Moreover, he will not be permanently stationed in Dalaran like other councilors, and will stay in Karazhan most of the time to continue his research.

Normally, Khadgar would only keep in touch with Dalaran remotely, and would go to Dalaran to attend an emergency meeting in person only when encountering some important events.

Whether or not Khadgar joins the job is related to whether Rhonin's power as speaker can be as stable as Mount Tai.

In order to prevent Kalai and Ansrem from nominating other candidates under the pretext that Khadgar is temporarily inconvenient to join, Rhonin also secretly entrusted Sharlayan to go to Karazhan as soon as possible to assist Khadgar in completing the cleaning of the Guardian Tower. Work.