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Aegwynn is indeed a hero who has protected Azeroth for hundreds of years, but she is not as great and upright as many "heroes" in their minds. Like Azshara, she has many character flaws.

Rebellion is one of her most well-known character traits.

After all, humans are an emerging race with a relatively short history. All the ancient history books collected by the Tirisfal Council come from Quel'Thalas.

It is obviously impossible to expect the high elves who were driven out of their hometown by the "lowly" commoners to have a good impression of their distant relatives of the night elves.

Therefore, the history books recorded by the high elves inevitably contain many private things that ridicule the night elves.

[Is there private information in the history books? Are you serious? 】

【? 】

[Brother, do you have any misunderstandings about history books? 】

[Things like history books are written by people after all, and it is normal to include private information. 】

[Do you know why newly established dynasties like to compile the history of the previous dynasty? It is not just to ensure the legitimacy of his own rule. 】

[Yes, let’s take the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which is so popular that many people use it to criticize the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, as an example. 】

[Didn’t Chen Shou’s historical records contain any private goods? The answer is...impossible. 】

[I won’t go into a long explanation. Chen Shou studied under Qiao Zhou, a great scholar in Shu. This Qiao Zhou... Anyone who has read Qiu Guo Lun can see that this is a typical capitulationist. 】

[This kind of person will naturally not be popular in Shu Han where idealists gather together. As a student of Qiao Zhou, Chen Shou was also implicated and was always depressed when he was an official in Shu Han. 】

[After the fall of the Shu Han Dynasty, Chen Shou was promoted in the Jin Dynasty and ordered to compile history. He spent ten years writing the book "Three Kingdoms". 】

[Following the tradition of the new dynasty compiling history for the previous dynasty, even without mentioning Chen Shou's own political leanings, Jin claimed to be the "legitimate" successor of Wei. It was politically correct to respect Wei and demote Shu. 】

[This can be seen from the way Chen Shou named the biographies of Cao Cao and Liu Bei. Cao Cao was named "Wudi Ji" and Liu Bei was named "The Legend of the First Master". This difference in treatment can be seen at a glance. 】

[I would like to add that anyone who has carefully read the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms should be able to feel the problem. "

"When mentioning cases of Wei's defeat many times, Chen Shou likes to use some Spring and Autumn style writing to mention it in one stroke, such as the Battle of Xiangfan. Isn't this obvious enough? 】

[...Oh my god, it turns out that history books can’t be trusted in such serious things. I’ve learned a lot. 】

Sarlayan ignored the barrage's popular science and discussion. He already knew that private goods would be included in history books.

Aegwynn, who grew up reading the history of Quel'Thalas, was inherently skeptical of the night elves' so-called great and righteous stance.

When the friends around her were praising the night elves for turning the tide and saving the world, the rebellious Aegwynn wanted to do the opposite. She found a lot of historical data to refute the views of her companions one by one.

In barrage terms, she was just trying to make a point, and she could be called the reincarnation of a bad guy.

However, in the process of looking through historical materials, Aegwin did discover some truths hidden behind history.

In her opinion, Malfurion and Tyrande did have great achievements in saving the world, but it was also an indisputable fact that they blatantly suppressed dissidents after taking power.

Moreover, as an arcanist, Aegwynn would naturally not have a good impression of the night elves who strongly rejected arcane magic.

Between the Dark Night Empire, which once led the development of cutting-edge magic technology, and the stubborn and conservative Dark Night Republic, Aegwynn would naturally prefer the Dark Night Empire, which is more in line with the preferences of arcanists.

Sharlayan didn't say much about Aegwynn's obviously biased attitude, and said with a noncommittal smile: "Chancellor Stormrage should come in person soon to discuss a peace agreement with Queen Azshara."

"If you have nothing else to do, why not stay and watch the fun?"

"Look, of course you have to look!"

Aegwynn said enthusiastically: "If I'm not wrong, the night elves won't be able to keep Val'sharah, right? I really want to see what the expressions of those guys who fanatically reject arcane magic will be like."

…

Under Sharlayan's introduction, Aegwynn entered Nazjatar as a visitor, which was on high alert.

Unfortunately, because Azshara was busy with business, Aegwynn was not able to see the legendary light of light as she wished.

Before coming to Nazjatar, Sharlayan had met Malfurion.

Even if Tyrande was instigating him, he still believed that Malfurion, who had a normal view of the overall situation, would not act impulsively.

There is a high probability that the Dark Night Republic will take a step back on the territorial disputes in Val'sharah, as Aegwynn said.

Val'sharah is too far away from the night elves' homeland. They really don't have the confidence to defend it, and they don't want to start a real war with the Night Empire right away. It's better to take a step back and open up the sky.

Of course, Tyrande will definitely not agree with this decision, but her mere vote cannot affect the overall situation.

Now that the outcome is basically doomed, Sarlayan has no interest in staying to watch the diplomatic wrangling between the two countries.

Aegwynn came at the right time. As a relatively neutral third-party force, she could witness the negotiation and the conclusion of the peace agreement with her own eyes, which could be regarded as a witness for both parties.

Sarlayan, who had attracted a young man, did not continue to stay in Nazjatar. After personally saying goodbye to Azshara who was troubled by many things, he took Melinthera and Onyxia and left the Eternal Palace.

Before opening the portal and fleeing, Sharlayan also saw the figure of Elisande, who was coming from Suramar with a large number of people to meet the queen.

According to the original plan, Sarlayan will next go to the Arathi Highlands to find and unseal the Earth Princess Mythril, and prepare in advance for the elemental tide that will come at an unknown time.

But before setting off, Sarlayan unexpectedly learned good news from Aegwynn.

He decided to change his itinerary temporarily and go to the Lost Islands first.

Originally, Merinthra was supposed to return to Wyrmrest Temple after her trip to Nazjatar.

However, she considered that there were some important things that needed to be handled personally after she returned, so she simply continued to act with Sarlayan, treating it as cultivating a relationship.

Moreover, from the standpoint of Wyrmrest Temple, Merinthera is also obliged to witness a certain killer weapon that Sarlayan is about to accept - Rukhmar's Breath.

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The Breath of Rukhmar is a treasure of the Apexis civilization. In exchange for greater support from Quel'Thalas, the arakkoa who moved to Azeroth wisely handed over the already damaged Breath of Rukhmar to to Quel'Thalas to repair and use.

After all, the arakkoa are the ones who know Rukhmar's Breath best. Sarlayan placed the location of the restoration project in the Lost Islands, right under the eyes of the arakkoa.

If you encounter any problems, you can ask the few remaining engineers of the arakkoa at close range.

Not only did the high elves send many engineers to participate in the repair plan, but the draenei technicians also took the initiative to apply to join.

As a master figure in arcane research, Sarlayan asked Aegwynn to serve as a consultant in this project based on the idea of ​​​​strapping the grass and hunting rabbits.

Originally, Sarlayan thought it would take at least ten years to see initial results.

Perhaps Mimiron, who has been staying in Quel'Thalas recently, gave the technicians of the two races enough inspiration, and the repair process of Rukhmar's Breath went much faster than expected.

By the way, Aegwynn really contributed a lot to this project. She found many errors in the arrangement of arcane pipelines that others did not notice.

According to Aegwynn, the initial repairs to Rukhmar's Breath should be completed within one month.

Even if he hadn't met her by chance in the Broken Islands, Sarlayan would have received the message from Unicorn City in at most half a month.

Since they happened to meet each other, Sarlayan planned to stop by and check out the situation.

According to Aegwynn, it will take a long time to fully repair Rukhmar's Breath.

What is about to be repaired is not the main body of the transmitter, but the mirror repeater used to refract the beam.

This is also one of the very important components in the complete launch system of Rukhma's Breath.

In addition to accepting the repair results, Sarlayan also planned to stop by to see the recovery status of Rukhma and Anzu.

The Broken Islands and the Lost Islands are not too far apart. After locking the coordinates, Sarlayan easily took his two confidants directly to the destination.

As soon as they stood firm in Terok's crow's nest newly built by the arakkoa, the three of them immediately saw a dozen large mirror relays suspended in the sky.

"Hey~ is this the result of your repair?"

Sarlayan put up a pergola with his hands with interest and raised his eyes to look into the distance. Rilac, the leader of the Awakening Sect standing next to him, nodded with joy.

"The high elves and draenei engineers were really quick to restore the mirror relay that we had made no progress for many years."

Sarlayan smiled calmly: "This is just the beginning. Keep working hard. I hope they can fully understand the main gun technology I selected before the spacecraft project on the other side comes to fruition." (End of Chapter) )