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Elisande's unambitious choice somewhat surprised Sharlayan.

But then I thought about it, this was a choice she made in a rational state after recognizing the limits of her abilities, and it was hard for an outsider like Sarlayan to make irresponsible remarks.

As the saying goes, it's good to enjoy the shade under a big tree.

Since he is incapable of leading Suramar to continue to grow stronger and bigger, it might as well find a thigh thick enough to hug him tightly.

Quel'Thalas has indeed developed rapidly in the past ten years, but from the perspective of Elisande, who has witnessed the heyday of the Dark Night Empire, the young high elven kingdom still has a long way to go.

After turning from Naga to night elf, most of the people of the Night Empire, including Azshara herself, hope to escape the sea and return to the familiar land.

Therefore, Azshara will inevitably need a brand new base.

This was also one of the sources of Malfurion's worries. He was worried that Azshara would seize territory from the Night Republic.

According to Sharlayan's understanding, Azshara has no plans to invade the territory of the Dark Night Republic, at least for the time being.

She plans to use the divine power contained in the Pillar of Creation, the Tidestone of Golganes, to raise part of the royal city of Zin-Azshari that originally sank into the sea... and the territory including the Eternal Palace, from the bottom of the sea.

Sharlayan believed that Azshara could accomplish this feat with the Pillars of Creation, but where exactly the rising land would be placed was also a question worth considering.

First of all, it can be confirmed that Azshara does not intend to conflict with the Dark Night Republic in a short time, so Kalimdor can be ruled out first.

Azshara had previously promised Sharlayan that as long as he could transform the naga back into the night elves as promised, Azshara would officially recognize the legitimacy of the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas as the queen of the Night Empire.

In this way, it is unlikely that Azshara would choose to settle in the Eastern Kingdom where Quel'Thalas is located. After all, the Eastern Kingdom has long been overcrowded.

After Elisande took the initiative to express his position, as long as there is a series of follow-up consultations, the two parties will most likely be able to reach an agreement.

In other words, Zin-Azshari will most likely rise in the Broken Islands, which is far away from the core territory of the night elves.

But another problem will arise here, and that is Val'sharah near Suramar.

"Tsk!"

After listening to Sharlayan's analysis, Malfurion smacked his lips angrily.

"That Elisande guy, ten thousand years have passed, and she still wants Azshara's yes-man?"

Sarlayan smiled and shrugged: "Everyone has his own ambitions. We cannot interfere with other people's choices. We should first think about how to deal with diplomatic relations with the returning Dark Night Empire."

Jaina lowered her head thoughtfully and analyzed: "If Queen Azshara really chooses to take root in the Broken Islands, the territories of the Dark Night Republic and the Dark Night Empire will be far apart, but..."

Onyxia took the words without hesitation and said bluntly: "The enclave of the Dark Night Republic in Val'sharah will become very embarrassing."

Valeela also nodded and added: "To give or not to give? This issue must be considered clearly in advance."

"If we have to give it, how can we move out of the Dream Grove located in Val'sharah?"

"Hey~" Malfurion rubbed his eyebrows with a headache: "I won't beat around the bush with you, just tell the truth."

"Except for the Dreamgrove, Val'sharah, which is far away from Kalimdor, is indeed dispensable to the Dark Night Republic."

"Since the world tree Shaladrassil was corrupted by the Nightmare, Val'sharah has lost its value as a druid headquarters. This is the main reason why we will move the Cenarion Circle to Moonglade."

"but……"

Malfurion looked up at the sky with some melancholy: "After all, Val'sharah is the hometown of me, Tyrande, and Illidan, and I am not willing to be forced to give it to Azshara like this..."

In fact, even without the pressure from Azshara, Val'sharah's current situation would still be very embarrassing.

There are five major regions in the Broken Isles. Val'sharah is located in the northwest of the main island, directly bordering Suramar, Azsuna and Highmountain.

After the War of the Ancients, the night elves made many embarrassing moves under Tyrande's rule, including alienating their traditional allies, the tauren.

The tauren mentioned here are not only the tauren of Kalimdor, but also the highmountain tauren who settled in Highmountain.

There were not many night elves who chose to stay in Val'sharah, and most of them were druids who settled in the Dreamwood.

As we all know, before the original Nightmare King Xavius ​​was solved, a large number of druids were trapped in the nightmare and unable to escape.

This resulted in the Val'sharah region being far more depressed than expected.

After gradually becoming alienated from the Highmountain tauren, Val'sharah, sandwiched between Azsuna and Suramar, was still able to survive.

Because Suramar was under complete lockdown and Azsuna had long been abandoned, Val'sharah faced almost no external pressure at that time.

However, with the reopening of Suramar and the reopening of Nar'thalath College in the Azsuna region, Val'sharah, which had no manpower to begin with, clearly felt the pressure coming from behind.

Such an enclave is far away from Kalimdor and has little practical value. Even if it is the hometown of Malfurion and other high-level officials of the Republic, Malfurion, as the Speaker, cannot mobilize a large number of defenders for private purposes. Come and guard.

That is a pure waste of human resources.

Therefore, Malfurion's tendency is to give.

If Azshara really wants to rob her, Val'sharah's small number of troops won't be able to defend her.

However, Malfurion didn't want to give it away in vain, at least he wanted to get some benefits back to the Republic through this transaction.

Sarlayan was noncommittal about this. After all, he was not the party involved. At most, he was helping Malfurion pass a message to Azshara.

After receiving Sarlayan's promise to deliver the message, Malfurion relaxed his body and leaned back on the office chair with a tired look on his face.

"That's all I have for the time being. Next, you and Fandral can discuss it in detail in private."

As the top leader of the Dark Night Republic, Malfurion had to deal with a lot of official duties every day.

After receiving the expulsion order, Sarlayan and his party followed Fandral and left Malfurion's office and came to Fandral's newly built private villa in Darnassus.

It has only been a few years since the old capital of Andarius was destroyed along with Nordrassil, and the new capital of Darnassus was built.

Because Fandral could not sit still and was constantly wandering around, his villa had been idle for a long time, and there were even few servants.

If nothing else goes wrong, Fandal will soon leave for Draenor again to personally take over the Draenor environmental purification project.

Before discussing the larger matter related to Naga, Sarlayan first mentioned a less serious "small" matter.

"Give."

Sarlayan took out an animal skin notebook from the space package and handed it to the confused Fandral.

"What? What? What? What does this say?"

After opening the note, Fandal had an expression on his face that looked like he was on the subway, the old man, or his cell phone.

Sarlayan smiled and explained: "This is the orc language, coming from the Mag'har orcs in Draenor."

"You will inevitably come into contact with orcs after arriving in Draenor. It's best to learn their language first."

"Getting back to the point, this is a detailed record of Draenor's native plague - the Red Scourge."

Sarlayan retracted the commission with a serious smile: "I hope you can take time to study the principles of the red plague and completely eliminate the possibility of this plague breaking out again in Draenor."

"The plague..." Fandral's expression also became serious: "Has it had a big impact?"

“Big, but not too big.”

Sarlayan smiled bitterly and said: "This is a genetic weapon specially designed by the ogre to target the orcs. It will only break out among the orcs... and only pure-blooded orcs will be infected."

Since almost all the orcs drank the blood of demons, the green-skinned orcs with changed genetic sequences have never been infected by the red natural disaster again. Maybe this can be regarded as a blessing in disguise?

Although the Red Scourge is a targeted virus created by the ogres specifically for orcs, this does not mean that it is not lethal to other races.

Under the frantic research of the Warlocks of the Night Council, they discovered a hybrid virus with red natural disaster as the base and evil as the catalyst.

Because of the destruction of the Shadow Council, this research did not spread widely.

Its only use caused great damage to the draenei, giving birth to the Broken, a new draenei branch race.

After listening to Sarlayan's detailed explanation of the causes and consequences, Fandral solemnly patted his chest and promised: "Leave it to me. As a druid who loves life, I will not allow this man-made plague to continue to spread!"

"After Dao learns the orc language, I will start to study this note and try to come up with the exact plan to treat the Broken One as soon as possible."

"Then it's up to you."

Sarlayan rubbed his cheek vigorously: "Next, we should discuss the real highlight."

"If I guess correctly, when you were in Chancellor Stormrage's office, you wanted to say...that the research on transforming Naga back into night elves has been successful, right?" (End of Chapter)