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In front of all the Fire Lords, Sarlayan activated the spatial coordinates recorded on Cenarius.

With a faint spatial fluctuation, Sarlayan successfully returned to the Kalimdor coalition camp.

Sarlayan's sudden disappearance caused quite a commotion. Only a few fire lords who could use their brains, such as Bell Locke and Shane Nox, turned their heads thoughtfully and looked at the other side of the Molten Wilds.

"enough!"

After making eye contact with Shane Knox's one eye, Bellock took the initiative to stand up and stop the restlessness at the scene.

"The strong man holding the Heart of Fire Element has not gone far. He should be within the enemy's... no, the Kalimdor Alliance military camp."

Belllock looked around majestically. Many people were forced to lower their heads and avoid sight by his intimidating aura, including some of the weaker Fire Lords.

"We must get back the heart of the fire element and choose a new Fire Demon King."

"Those who are willing to follow me to negotiate should come forward."

Bell Locke's uncharacteristically wise analysis aroused the consternation of many people. After some whispering, there were only five Fire Lords who dared to stand up and continue to compete for power, including the Fire Demon Lord who seemed to have seen through Bell Locke's disguise. Lord – Shane Knox.

Shane Knox completely ignored the three uneasy "competitors" and looked at Bellock, who was vaguely showing a leader's posture, with a half-smile.

"Old friend, you hide it deep enough."

"Hmph~" Bellok curled his lips and retorted not to be outdone: "To each other, you, the recognized loyal dog of Ragnaros, don't seem to be that loyal to him."

"Haha~" Shane Knox smiled nonchalantly: "The owner holding the dog's leash is gone, so who should the vicious dog who still wants to be loyal to be loyal to?"

In this strange atmosphere where the two people were competing against each other and completely ignoring the other three Fire Lords, the fire elemental and the representative of the Kalimdor Alliance - Sarlayan met in the middle of the Molten Wilds to formally negotiate a truce. It was carried out at the foot of Mount Hyjal three days later by Sarai.

There is no way, the environment of the Land of Fire is not suitable for mortals to stay for a long time, and Cenarius's rain of tranquility cannot always be maintained.

After returning to Mount Hyjal with a suitable climate, all the soldiers who participated in the Land of Fire raids let out a sigh of relief.

"Huh~" Varok Saurfang, who was in his prime, wiped the sweat from his forehead: "I can finally leave that hellish place. I feel like I have entered the crater of Frostfire Ridge."

"Haha~" Hamuul Rune Totem smiled and patted Varok on the shoulder: "With the return of the shaman, you will have more opportunities to deal with the fire element in the future, so just adapt in advance."

Varok smiled bitterly and shook his head: "I just hope that group of shaman brats don't summon fire elements in the city. Many buildings in Orgrimmar are made of wood..."

There is a saying that there are four irons in life, and one of them has carried a gun.

Hamuul and Varok had fought side by side in the Battle of Hyjal a few years ago, and becoming comrades again this time further brought their personal relationship closer.

What makes Sharlayan very interesting is that whether they are orcs or tauren, their attitudes towards night elves are somewhat business-like.

‘Not to mention the orcs who are outsiders, the tauren... these are all the sins Tyrande committed back then. ’

Before the War of the Ancients, and even for a period of time after the Sundering, the tauren, who also studied under Cenarius, had always maintained a good relationship with the night elves.

When the tauren were forced by the growing centaurs and had no choice but to ask for help from the night elves, Tyrande, who was in power at the time, refused to send troops for assistance without hesitation.

Since then, the attitude of the tauren of Kalimdor towards the night elves has undergone a 180° turn.

To this day, diplomatic relations between the two sides have not completely thawed.

As Malfurion's personal apprentice, Hamuul was interested in re-opening the relationship between the two parties, but it was not possible to freeze three feet in a day, and Hamuul was only one of the representatives of the three major tauren clans.

Warchief Kane, who represents the Bloodhoof clan, is neutral, while Magatha, who represents the Grimtotem clan, is firmly opposed to having close relations with the night elves again, and her reasons are very good.

The tauren have already established a deep friendship with the high elves who rescued them from the centaurs, and the relationship between the high elves and the night elves has always been complicated.

Before the diplomatic stance of Quel'Thalas changed, the tauren did not need to take the initiative to put their hot face on others' cold buttocks. They only needed to follow the foreign policies of their allies step by step.

Magatha's words were approved by many people in the clan, and even Chief Kane expressed his acquiescence.

The icing on the cake is not as good as providing help in times of need. Quel'Thalas gave the tauren as much help as they could during their most difficult time.

In such a comparison, the night elves' foreign policy, which is not even the icing on the cake, will naturally not be recognized and forgiven by the tauren's top brass.

The attitude of the orcs is not difficult to understand.

The night elves are the well-deserved big brothers on the continent of Kalimdor. As early as when the orcs first came to Kalimdor, they had bloody conflicts with the night elves over the issue of timber logging.

Even if they are forced to join forces to fight against the Burning Legion due to the situation, the relationship between the two parties cannot be settled on good terms.

And if you think about it from another angle, isn't it natural for the second and third sons to join forces to contain the overly powerful boss?

It is not difficult to understand the rapid close relationship between tauren and orcs.

Sarlayan saw all this, but he had no intention of intervening.

As long as these three Kalimdor clans do not fight each other, Sarlayan will not bother to interfere in other countries' internal affairs. It is purely a thankless task.

Ignoring the intrigue among the military representatives of the three tribes for the time being, Sarlayan first exchanged information with Cenarius and Avina.

"Oh?" After listening to Cenarius repeating Leolis' cruel words before his death, Sarlayan touched his chin thoughtfully: "Although he didn't finish the sentence, he can probably guess it. the meaning of."

"Leolis wants to say that they still have allies?"

Cenarius nodded solemnly: "I think so too. If I guess correctly, the allies he mentioned..."

"Yes." Sarlayan narrowed his eyes slightly: "If those stubborn elements of the Ancient God Sect have really started the relevant layout long ago, maybe it is too late for us to start taking action now."

Malfurion, who was listening, lowered his head and fell into deep thought, while Tyrande looked confused, his eyes full of clarity that had not been contaminated by worldly conspiracies: "What kind of riddle are you trying to make? Can't you explain it more clearly? "

Sarlayan and Cenarius looked at each other, and both of them smiled bitterly.

"You coming or me?"

"I'll do it." Cenarius explained helplessly to Tyrande: "High Priest, you should have heard of the term Dragon Islands, right?"

"Dragon Islands?" When Malfurion's face showed a look of surprise, Tyrande was stunned for a moment before reacting: "I have heard of it, but isn't that a legend?"

"No, it's not just a legend." Malfurion added with a solemn expression: "Have you forgotten? Ysera mentioned it before, the Dragon Islands are real, but they were removed from Azeroth for unknown reasons. disappeared from Lars’ map.”

"Unknown reason..."

Sarlayan smiled noncommittally: "The outbreak of the elemental tide has changed many things. Now, there is nothing to hide. Let me explain briefly."

"As Speaker Stormrage said, the Dragon Islands do exist. They are the hometown of all dragonborn. Note, it is all dragonborn, including but not limited to dragons."

Under Sarlayan's special reminder, Tyrande, whose brain circuit was relatively smooth, finally reacted.

"You mean, there are not only giant dragons on that island, but there are also dragonborns who may have malicious intentions towards Azeroth?"

Sarlayan shook his head: "Remove the word maybe. There are indeed many dragonborns who are dissatisfied with the Titan order hidden in the Dragon Islands."

"Their leaders are the four ancestor dragon kings of the elements known as the Incarnate Dragon."

Tyrande was horrified until this moment: "Could it be that those elemental creatures who obeyed N'Zoth have secretly planned to invade the Dragon Islands?!"

Sarlayan smiled bitterly and spread his hands: "What else?"

"Although the Dragon Islands have always been covered by the spells of the Aspect Dragons, with the demise of Neltharion...or Deathwing and Nozdormu's illness, the spells they jointly deployed will inevitably have loopholes. .”

"The worst case scenario is that the Dragon Islands have been found by those elemental creatures who are still loyal to the ancient gods. Their purpose is self-evident, and they must be to unseal the four sealed elemental dragon kings."