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Malfurion specially emphasized the word "Night Republic", Sharlayan immediately understood what he was worried about.

No matter what the night elf civilians who were in power after the War of the Ancients promoted, Azshara is still the legitimate master of the night empire.

Even today, since many people in the night elves are nostalgic for the empire period when the queen ruled.

...Of course, Tyrande's ten-thousand-year-long crotch-laden rule is "indispensible" for the reason why these people praise the past and despise the present so much.

What ordinary people want is very simple, nothing more than wanting a better quality of life.

Then the question is, compared with the time of the Night Empire, during the 10,000 years when Tyrande was in power, did the quality of life of ordinary night elves improve significantly?

The answer is... no, and more than a few regressions.

why?

Sharlayan couldn't say whether there were political factors in it. As a result, the high-level leaders led by Malfurion and Tyrande chose to cut off their arms and discard the arcane automation technology that had spread all over the country.

You can get a glimpse of it from Quel'Thalas, which has inherited most of the technology and magic technology of the Night Empire.

Thousands of years ago, the sparsely populated Quel'Thalas began to use automation technology on a large scale, which inevitably involved a large amount of arcane magic.

The political correctness of the night elves after the war completely rejected everything related to the arcane.

Dath'Remar and other high-level elves who understand the righteousness and always stand on the side of Azeroth are forced to leave their homes and travel eastward to another continent to establish a new home.

So, have the night elves really abandoned the arcane completely?

Sharlayan, who has the druid branch class, can smack his chest... this is pure fart.

Malfurion just integrated the arcane magic into the druid system in a new way, using the power of nature to "purify" the "evil" arcane magic, so as to achieve the balance in the druid philosophy.

Among the high-level druids of the Cenarion Council, except for a few people such as Malfurion and Fandral, the original druid master and apprentice, most of them were high-level arcanists of the highborne.

In the words of the Cenarion Circle, they are "abandoning darkness for light".

As for whether this is the case, under the political correctness of the Night Republic... who knows.

The appearance of the naga is so different from that of the night elves that Malfurion can now use this as a basis to promote the naga and their master Azshara as evil.

Once the Naga clan obtained the ability to freely switch between the night elves and the Naga forms, part of the propaganda slogans at the top of the Night Republic would lose their original effect.

If Azshara intends to take this opportunity to regain her throne and restore the Night Empire on the basis of the Republic, "thanks" to Tyrande's countless tricks in the early years, Malfurion really didn't Confidence can stop all citizens.

Sharlayan could understand Malfurion's worries. He didn't hesitate, and solemnly assured the archdruid: "Chairman Stormrage, I can assure you."

"Azshara does intend to regain the glory of the Night Empire, but she does not intend to directly clash with the Night Republic, at least not for the time being."

These words are not just to appease Malfurion, but Azshara's true attitude.

Even after experiencing the huge setback of being "cheated" by Sargeras, Azshara did not intend to lower her proud head.

According to Azshara...

Since the people of the so-called Dark Night Republic no longer respect her as queen, fine, then I don't want you disloyal rebels either.

Azshara's base is the group of night elves who fell into the water and their descendants who were rescued by her at the beginning... that is, the pure-blooded Naga today. These people are still loyal to Her Majesty the Queen who saved her life in the crisis.

Once the Naga Transformation research project comes to fruition, these Naga can transform back into their night elf form.

At that time, Azshara can start from scratch with these many loyal subjects.

As the saying goes, get up wherever you fall.

With Azshara's arrogance, she will not allow herself to completely lose her fighting spirit after only one failure, and she will definitely do her best to make her night empire shine on Azeroth again.

Only in this way can she prove with actual actions that the political ideas of Malfurion and Tyrande are completely wrong.

Sharlayan has no intention of intervening in the political struggle within the night elves. All he needs is the powerful combat power provided by Azshara and her naga, especially the water combat capability that Azeroth lacks most today.

The fallen Naga who were taken away by N'Zoth must be checked and balanced. The water element of Neptulon alone cannot guarantee that the Naga of the ancient god faction will be suppressed.

For Azshara, these Naga who blatantly betrayed her are far more hateful than the Republic of Night, and she will never allow these things with the name of Naga to tarnish her reputation and honor.

Sharlayan had gotten wind of it from the Grand Magister Elisande, who had been in constant contact.

In recent years, a rumor of unknown origin has emerged within the Nightchild, and it is quietly spreading.

In the past few years, Elisande and her advisory group have been busy taking care of internal affairs and rebuilding the once prestigious Narsalas Academy, so they didn't pay much attention to this folk rumor.

It wasn't until Elisande returned from her travels that she paid a private visit in Suramar City that she noticed this rumor.

The content of the rumor is very straightforward, saying that Queen Azshara is about to return.

Under the nourishment of the Nightwell with the power of time, the Nightborne has a very long lifespan, and the time span covered by the "coming soon" mentioned here is not small.

A few years is imminent, ten years and decades are still imminent for Night Son.

Azshara, who knows the inside story, will simply treat this rumor as a meaningless urban legend.

Because she knew that Queen Azshara was indeed planning to return.

However, Elisande did not order Talisa, the chief arcanist in charge of Suramar's political affairs, to ban these rumors.

She intends to take this opportunity to complete a poll in a disguised form to learn more about how much influence and appeal the name of Queen Azshara still has within the jurisdiction of Suramar.

Under the covert push of Elisande and Talisa, the results of the poll had been reached three months ago.

An astonishing 60% of the Nightborne people hoped that Queen Azshara would return to take power again, while those who resolutely opposed it accounted for less than 10% of the total number, and the rest didn't care about who was in power.

This investigation report undoubtedly alarmed Elisande and other Nightborne executives.

But think about it too.

Before Elisande raised the defensive barrier, she did not make a clear statement that she would break up with Queen Azshara. She covered up the night pearl city in the name of protecting the people of Suramar.

As a result, the influence of many people of the Nightborne on Queen Azshara is still 10,000 years ago.

During the Dark Night Empire period, the queen had a lot of diehard fans.

Even the lord of Black Rook Castle, Lord Kutalos Ravencrest, initially raised the name of the rebel army, just wanting to get rid of the courtiers such as Xavius ​​who bewitched the queen.

Regarding the poll results in Suramar, Elisande specially recruited Talisa and other advisors, and secretly consulted with Salayan.

Contrary to Sharlayan's expectations, Elisande, the lord of the city-state of Suramar, didn't mind Azshara's return. She only hoped that Queen Azshara would not blame Suramar for her decision to break away from the front line. .

As an arcanist, Elisande knows Azshara's terrifying strength and personality charm better than anyone else.

After being awakened by the high elves leading troops back then, Elisande has a clear understanding of his ability to govern.

Since the opening of Suramar, Elisande is still nominally the supreme leader of the city-state of Suramar, but in fact she has already handed over the ruling power to the Great Magister Advisory Group headed by Talisa.

This is why Elisande can find time to travel all over the world.

Talisa's ability to govern is indeed stronger than that of Elisande, but she is not a genius in governing, and can only be said to be quite satisfactory.

In the words of Elisande and her advisors...

"If Queen Azshara is willing to treat the people of Suramar well, we don't mind letting the city-state of Suramar return to the name of the Night Empire."

It's not that Sharlayan couldn't understand the thoughts of Elisande and others.

Elisande and her advisory group are barely enough to govern the land of Suramar, but they don't have the ability to further strengthen Suramar, at most they can only maintain the status quo.

Since the public does not object, it is not surprising that Elisande, who is very self-aware, intends to join Queen Azshara for the sake of the future development of Suramar.

Of course, the premise is that the Naga conversion plan that Sharlayan said can really succeed.

What Elisande and the others want to see is the light of light as before, not the naga queen Azshara with a few fish tails behind her. (end of this chapter)