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Sharlayan and Valeela both grew up in Quel'Thalas. From their perspective, Valdraken, which was originally established as the City of Dragons, has many unreasonable aspects in its urban planning. .

After all, this city was originally built for dragons to live in. The dragons of that period had no concept of transforming into mortals. All building facilities in the city should be based on the physical specifications of the dragons.

To put it bluntly, the newly recovered Vadraken was too big and too spacious.

Sharlayan has mentioned countless times that Azeroth today is already the age of mortals.

After thousands of years of coexistence, most dragons have long been accustomed to coexisting with mortals.

Compared with the diversified lifestyles of mortal civilization, the dragon clan seems to be still in primitive society. It is no wonder that many dragon clan will transform and blend into the mortal society to enjoy life.

You think so, Crassus?

In fact, Crassus is just one of the symbolic individuals.

In fact, there are many dragons whose names Sarlayan does not know, and they are also lurking in the mortal kingdom and living quietly. It was not until recently that he received a call from him in the name of the leader of the dragons that they started to appear one after another from all over the world. Report back to Valdraken.

What the dragon clan leadership headed by Sarlayan needs to do is to keep these sojourning dragons who have long been accustomed to the life style of mortal society, and use their rich experience in getting along with mortals to drive the entire dragon clan to continue to interact with mortals of all races. Goodwill.

When Valdraken was just unsealed, what appeared in front of Sarlayan and others was an ancient and outdated dragon city from the old era.

For example, at that time, the residence of any dragon family in Vadraken could be used to build at least 2-3 luxury villas with a large area. From this, we can roughly infer the scale of Vadraken's city. How huge it is.

After taking over Vardraken, Sarlayan immediately invested a large number of engineering teams to make rectifications. In principle, he respected those tribesmen who still wanted to preserve the original life of the dragon tribe.

However, considering urban planning issues, he moved the residences of this type of people to the relatively remote outer ring of the city to prevent the giant dragons from interfering with the normal operation of the city's core area.

Do you dare to imagine a huge dragon suddenly descending from the crowd? Those humanoid dragons who were enjoying shopping were afraid that they would change back to their original forms on the spot and fight with this uninterested disruptor.

After many discussions with the guardian dragons, Sarlayan issued an administrative order stipulating that no one was allowed to land in the central area of ​​the city in the form of a dragon.

To this end, the senior leaders of the Dragon Clan have designated dozens of platforms specifically for the dragons to take off and land in the central area of ​​the city, similar to the parking lots... or helipads mentioned in the barrage.

Facts have proved that the efforts of the dragon clan leaders headed by Sarlayan during this period have been valuable.

After a period of observation and adaptation, those dragons who have long been accustomed to living in mortal society and who originally just wanted to return to their hometown for a visit have become shaken to varying degrees. They are considering whether to move back to Walder. Laden settled.

Among them, the ones who hesitate the most are those dragons who have already formed a bond with mortals and formed a warm family with each other.

Unsurprisingly, these dragons who conceal their identities do not tell their partners and children their secrets, and they often have to confess only after they can no longer hide it.

Why can't you hide it?

Isn't this a matter of course?

Except for the rare immortal species such as the elves, the vast majority of mortals have a life span of less than 300 years.

The dragons themselves who are associated with mortals can pretend to be old through transformation spells, but their children cannot.

These mixed descendants of the dragon clan will no longer age when they grow up to a certain level, and even a fool can see that there is something wrong.

Having said this, I have to mention something.

Due to the restrictions of the rules of the world, it is very difficult for powerful pure-blood dragons to conceive. The probability of dragons and mortals combining to give birth to offspring is much higher.

...Of course, special cases such as the elves, who are also immortal species, must be excluded.

Before Sarlayan formally took over the decision-making power of the dragon clan, these mixed descendants with dragon bloodline could not be recognized by the clan.

Even if they intend to recognize their ancestors and return to their clan, the status of these poor children among the dragon clan is not even comparable to that of dragon people or even dragon beasts.

Needless to say, this outdated and inhumane policy must be improved.

After each tribe obtained a new oath stone, Sarlayan issued a policy specifically targeting the descendants of these mixed-blood dragon tribes with impure blood, including those who were nominally pure-blooded dragon tribes but were actually born from infertile eggs. The hatched collateral descendants.

The full set of policies is complicated to explain. To put it simply, no matter how you were born, as long as you do have dragon blood, after passing a series of rigorous tests, these dragon descendants can purify their blood through the power of the oath stone and truly become dragons. Core member.

Individuals who evolve from mixed-blood dragons (collateral dragons) will gain the ability to fully transform into dragons, and their status in the group will be the same as that of pure-blood dragons born normally.

Of course, in order to prevent anyone from taking advantage of this policy, the entire set of tests is very difficult, and it is difficult for people without talent and perseverance to pass it.

But this at least gives those collateral dragons and mixed descendants a channel for advancement and a hope of achieving a class jump.

Sharlayan had personally experienced the harm of a stagnant social class in Quel'Thalas. Now that the Dragon Clan is under his control, he certainly will not sit back and let this kind of complacency happen again.

In addition to this, Sarlayan also enacted a welfare policy.

If a mortal partner of the dragon tribe intends to settle in Vadraken, after passing the more stringent naturalization test, he can obtain the status of a dragon companion and officially join the dragon family, receive the blessing of life from the red dragon, and greatly extend his life span.

With the complete supporting policies in place, many dragon clans living in the mortal kingdom have begun to consider moving their families back to Valdraken, and many dragon clans are also ready to try to enter the mortal kingdom to find another way to pass on the family line.

Sarlayan is naturally happy to see this happen. Only with the flow of people can there be vitality. Strengthening exchanges with the mortal world can effectively prevent the dragon clan's social development from stagnating.

After several months of renovation, the central city of Vadraken has taken shape.

Even the Aspect Dragons will go to the shopping street to hang out in their spare time, not to mention people like Kalecgos and Onyxia who like to live in a lively environment. These hedonistic guys just live there. In the entertainment street.

"This is just the beginning!"

Standing at the bustling commercial entrance, Sarlayan proudly said to Valeela and others: "I will create a paradise for the dragon family... no, for all races in Azeroth to aspire to, let Vale... Drakken has become the most prosperous city with the largest number of people in Azeroth."

Valeera, Stella Gosa and others saw all the hard work that Sarlayan had done during this period. They exchanged looks with each other and encouraged each other in unison: "We believe that the day you expect will finally come true." It will come, but..."

Valeera reminded her out of habit: "The premise is that we must first deal with all external threats, including the Burning Legion, otherwise no matter how prosperous the city is, it will be destroyed in the cruel war."