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Ever since Sharlayan left Darnassus, Malfurion, who was busy with official duties, had been a little absent-minded. Even when handing over public rations, he did it perfunctorily and did not use the Thorns spell to add interest as usual.

This inevitably aroused dissatisfaction and doubts in Tyrande's pillow.

After all, nothing can stop the fire. Sooner or later, Tyrande will know about Azshara's return.

Faced with Tyrande's repeated questioning, Malfurion chose to tell her the truth after struggling for a while.

As expected, Tyrande's emotions exploded on the spot after hearing the inside story.

According to insiders, hysterical screams mixed with words such as "traitor" and "execution" were continuously heard from the speaker's residence that day.

However, Fandral, who was constantly cursed and slandered by Tyrande, was no longer in Darnassus... or even in Azeroth.

Fandral, who had predicted in advance that Tyrande would go berserk, packed his bags early and headed to Draenor to take over his new job.

With Maiev, Malfurion, Jarod and other councilors working together to suppress him, no matter how much Tyrande cursed, he could not hurt him even a hair.

While Tyrande was complaining and accusing Malfurion of being an enemy, the Cenarion Circle druids far away in Val'sharah's Dreamgrove came with the latest news.

A small-scale tsunami erupted without warning around the Broken Islands, but miraculously it did not cause any damage to the coastal areas of the Broken Islands.

Not long after, a beautiful and huge city appeared out of thin air on the sea south of Suramar.

Judging from the architectural style of the central city, it is suspected that it is the main city of Zin-Azshari that sank into the sea after the explosion of the Well of Eternity.

At this point, there was no point in Tyrande jumping around.

In order to ensure that Azshara would not reveal her intentions against the Dark Republic just after she returned, Tyrande urgently urged Malfurion to personally lead the team to Val'sharah to monitor Nazjatar's next move.

Even if Tyrande didn't say anything, Malfurion was still going to visit the Broken Islands.

Tyrande, who was getting angry and anxious, was not aware of the imminent problem, but Malfurion, who had an overview of the overall situation, knew it well.

With Azshara's return and Suramar's re-attachment to the Night Empire, Val'sharah, the Night Republic enclave far away in the Broken Isles, may not be able to be saved.

This is actually an easy conclusion to draw.

Since Azshara has decided to float Nazjatar near the Broken Islands, it means that she intends to use this large island as a base for the Dark Night Empire to restart.

As the capital of the Naga Empire, Nazjatar already has a large population, and with the local snake Night's Sons leading the way, the reborn Dark Night Empire will soon be able to spread its influence to the entire island.

Suramar and Azsuna are areas directly under the control of the Nightborne, and will naturally be included in the territory of the Dark Night Empire.

The tauren of Highmountain have always had a cold relationship with their night elf neighbors in Val'sharah, which is the inevitable result of the historical issues caused by Tyrande.

Between the Dark Night Empire and the Dark Night Republic, there is a high probability that the Highmountain Tauren will choose a neutral position.

The Vrykul of Stormheim have never been interested in changes in the external environment, and they will not join forces in the conflict between the two countries.

As a result, Val'sharah, surrounded by Azsuna and Suramar, was in an awkward situation.

Because it is an enclave far away from the mainland, the Republic of Dark Night has not many garrison troops left in Val'sharah. They are mainly composed of Cenarion Circle druids who have settled in the Dreamgrove.

However, as the World Tree Shaladrassil withered due to Nightmare Corruption, the Dreamgrove's importance declined significantly.

Today, the focus of the Cenarion Circle has long since moved to the quiet and peaceful Moonglade.

Malfurion had informed the current Speaker of the Cenarion Circle, Rensa Gianthoof, a few months ago, asking him to conduct an anonymous investigation within the Cenarion Circle without leaving any trace.

The result made Malfurion feel a little cold. More than 80% of the druids believed that Val'sharah was a worthless waste for the Dark Night Republic.

Saradrassil is no longer able to recover. Rather than continue to waste time and energy on its remains, it is better to completely abandon the Dream Grove, whose status is becoming more and more embarrassing, and transfer all the saved manpower to the Moonlight Grove to concentrate manpower on major tasks.

Public opinion was like this. Although Malfurion was reluctant to part with the hometown where he and Tyrande were born, he had been mentally prepared in advance.

Eighty percent of this enclave, which is of little significance to the Dark Night Republic, will be lost.

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On the other side, the three Sarlayans who followed Nazjatar to the surface witnessed Azshara's power throughout.

Although Azshara had the power of the Pillars of Creation artifact, Thalayan doubted that he had the ability to raise an entire city from the bottom of the sea so easily.

Azshara confidently connected the rising border of Nazjatar to the Broken Shore.

In Azshara's memory, this lost land was once the first part of Suramar's Great Moon Temple, Sal'danath.

Azshara immediately became interested after learning that Saldanas had been transformed by Aegwynn into a tomb that sealed the remains of Sargeras' clone.

Ten thousand years ago, Sargeras deceived Azshara quite badly. It is obviously impossible to say that she has no resentment towards the fallen titan.

Sargeras' true body is far away in the depths of the Twisting Nether. Although Azshara is arrogant, she at least knows that she will not be able to go to Argus to avenge Sargeras in a short time.

Although it is just a clone and the remains of a long-dead person, for Azshara, it can just relieve the resentment and anger accumulated in her heart for thousands of years.

Ignoring Sharlayan's earnest persuasion, Azshara once again showed her willful side.

She forcefully overcame all objections and insisted on directly connecting the floating Nazjatar with the Broken Shore.

Seeing a large number of demons of all levels pouring out of the entrance to Sa's Tomb to investigate the cause of the earthquake like rabbits that had been stabbed in their nests, Salayan, who stood on the top of the observatory of the Eternal Palace and looked into the distance, shrugged helplessly.

"Forget it, having Azshara's Naga at the front cleaning the Tomb of Sargeras can just reduce the unnecessary consumption of the alliance countries. It can be regarded as a blessing in disguise."

The surfacing of Nazjatar caused a lot of noise. Before Malfurion and others came to negotiate in person, Sharlayan unexpectedly and reasonably saw an old acquaintance.

Aegwynn, the former Guardian of Tirisfal.

After being restored to youth by Sharlayan, Aegwynn spent most of his time near the Tomb of Sargeras, closely monitoring the movements of this Legion stronghold.

The rise of Nazjatar naturally attracted Aegwynn's attention. She rushed outside the city boundary of Nazjatar very quickly, looking curiously at this majestic building that suddenly appeared without warning. city.

Azshara and her maids were filled with emotions after returning to land after thousands of years.

Vashj, who often went out on missions, had many opportunities to return to the land. Azshara, who was squatting in the Eternal Palace, could not do it. At most, she could only use her phantom clone to visit the land.

Seeing that Azshara was lost in memories and had no time to pay attention to the surrounding movements, Sharlayan took the initiative to walk out of the barrier and came to Aegwynn, who was carefully observing the city.

"Ms. Aegwynn, I've been missing for a while."

"Um?"

Aegwynn has a lot of experience. Although Sharlayan's sudden appearance surprised her, it did not scare her.

"Salayan, you came just in time. Do you know the origin of this city, right?"

Sarlayan nodded: "Although I don't have a complete understanding, I at least have a general idea."

"This city has just risen from the bottom of the sea. Its name is Nazjatar. It is a rebuilt undersea city with Zin-Aissali, the former capital of the Dark Night Empire, as its core."

"Empire of Dark Night..."

Aegwynn's eyes flickered for a moment, and soon he showed an expression of realization.

"No wonder, I feel that the core technology of this defensive barrier looks a bit familiar. The construction core of this thing is almost the same as Saldanas."

Before Saldanas sank into the sea due to the collapse of the sky and the earth, the Moon God priests who were still inside and had no time to escape subconsciously opened the defensive barrier covering the entire Great Moon Temple.

Unfortunately, this was of no use. After all, the night elves did not have the ability to live underwater, so the priests had to give up and swim back to land.

When Aegwynn pulled Saldanas up from the sea, he would inevitably come into contact with its defensive barrier. It took a genius like Aegwynn a lot of time to crack the barrier.

"So..." Aegwynn looked thoughtfully at Nazjatar, which was shrouded behind the water barrier: "This city belongs to the legendary Queen Azshara?"

"Ha~ now it's interesting."

Aegwynn curled up her lips with a half-smile: "I want to see how those druids who claim to be righteous will deal with the return of Azshara, the orthodox Queen of the Night."