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Valeera's behavior is very similar to those department heads who initially throw out a shocking opportunity or a huge crisis, and then ask for money.

Anasterian has been in power for more than 3,000 years, and there are too many similar performances.

But the old king can be said to have watched Valeera grow up, and he knows very well that Valeera is not the kind of person who likes to exaggerate and ask for money.

"Tell me in detail."

Anasterian held up his hand to stop some commotion from the council members.

"What's going on? Why is this matter related to the blue dragon again?"

In the next hour or so, Valeera described her and Sharlayan's experiences in the Broken Isles in detail.

After hearing the story, Anasteria looked at her strangely.

"...It's hard for you, to have experienced several great adventures in such a short period of time that are enough to be sung by bards for thousands of years."

Kael'thas smiled wryly and shook his head: "Repair the magic net of Azsuna, thwart Hela's plot, liberate the heroic soul trapped in Black Rook Castle for thousands of years, and most importantly...found the miracle seed that may cure the magic addiction. Arcandor."

"Honestly speaking, if it wasn't for the important task of managing the country, I would have gone out with Sharlayan to practice."

"Hahaha!"

Von der Lore laughed out loud without any scruples: "That brat Salayan is really similar to Julian in that he is fearless!"

Li Reza squinted at von der Lore displeasedly: "President von der Lore, please pay attention to your image as a councilor, don't always be so bluffing."

After a burst of laughter, Anasteria raised his hand to stop the prince and members of parliament from speaking.

"To sum it up briefly, Sharlayan and the valley walker who cultivated Arcandor are guarding Shal Elland together, and may be attacked by the Fal'dorei spider-men at any time?"

Valeera: "Yes, that's roughly the case."

"Hmm..." Old Wang Guo rested his chin on his hand and pondered for a moment: "Kael'thas, what do you think?"

Kael'thas replied without hesitation: "Sharlayan never makes inappropriate jokes, and there should be something about Acandor."

"Regardless of whether the mature Arcandor can really exert such miraculous effects, I think this matter is worth a try."

"And as Sarlayan said, sending diplomats to Suramar to sit in advance may be able to get in touch with the Shal'dorei in Suramar and form an ally with the Nightborne, who is also a descendant of the Highborne."

Thalerville nodded in agreement: "There are very few Highborne alive today. The tragic events that happened to the Shandarar compatriots should not be allowed to happen again. I think there is a lot to be done."

The six metropolises of the Night Empire are the capital Zin-Azshari, Suramar, Sandara, Elesalas, Senlaro, and Lasharaza.

Among them, Senlaro, located in the middle wilderness... that is, the barren land, has been destroyed in the War of the Ancients.

Lasharazar, the seat of the sky supervised by Azshara himself, is also missing.

Of the remaining four cities, Zin-Azshara sank into the sea and is still the ruling center of Naga Queen Azshara.

The remaining personnel of Elre'Thalas joined Quel'Thalas, and the city itself was handed over to the night elves.

Sandara, located in Northrend, was destroyed by a magic explosion thousands of years ago, and the ruins of the former city were named Crystalsong Forest.

After 10,000 years, the only ancient city that has been relatively intact is Suramar, the night pearl.

Anasteria thought for a while with flickering eyes: "The matter of sending troops is of great importance, we need to discuss the pros and cons first."

"Valeira, you should take this Miss Blue Dragon to the Deep Shadow House first, and I will send someone to notify you as soon as the result comes out."

'Is that really the case...'

Valeera sighed silently in her heart, pulled Stellagosa to salute and exited the royal court together.

"So, what do we do now?"

Although Stellagosa was ice-snow and smart, she had never experienced a similar incident before, and she was still a little confused about the situation for a while.

Valeera smiled wryly and explained: "All we can do is wait, and hope that Sharlayan and Farodin can persist until the day they send troops."

...

The old King Anasterian used to be a man of swift action, but as he got older, he became more and more hesitant when making decisions, and it was easy to miss opportunities when some opportunities were fleeting.

With this in mind, Sharlayan did not place all his hopes on Quel'Thalas.

If it wasn't for the undead vrykul who suddenly jumped out to intervene, the Watcher would already be on the way for reinforcements at this moment.

The Moon Guard is an ancient organization that existed before the War of the Ancients, and usually only Highborne spellcasters are eligible to join.

For countless years, there has been only one exception in the establishment of the Moon Guard, and that is Illidan Stormrage, who was appreciated by Lord Ravencrest as a commoner.

I have to say that Ravencrest is really good at knowing people and making good use of them.

He broke the rules and promoted Illidan, who was a commoner, into the Moon Guard team, and Illidan did not live up to his trust. At the beginning of the War of the Ancients, Qian relied on his own ability to climb to the leader of the Moon Guard in Black Rook Castle.

When the Burning Legion attacked Black Rook Castle, Illidan, who led his subordinates guarding Black Rook Castle, had an extreme old problem. He absorbed all the mana and vitality of his subordinates to fight against the demons, and was finally expelled from Black Rook Castle by the angry Ravencrest. .

...then Illidan turned his head to court Sargeras, receiving the blessing of fel energy and becoming the first demon hunter.

To be honest, although I knew from the barrage that Illidan's defection to Sargeras was purposeful, he did not really betray Azeroth.

But when he thought of the demon hunter's flexible moral concepts and his side-to-side maneuvers, Sharlayan really couldn't like him.

In the words of barrage...

[Illidan is good at everything, but teammate Fei. 】

Being Illidan's teammate is not an easy task, one who does not pay attention may be sacrificed by justice.

But Illidan's powerful combat power is very important to Azeroth. Some decisions that Sharlayan can't make with his heart, this dark hero can strike without hesitation.

Barrage comments on Illidan are also mixed. After a heated debate, sand sculpture netizens have at least reached a consensus on some aspects.

Illidan can be used, and should be used, but you must be careful when using him, and don't cut your hands with this sharp double-edged sword.

But it is still too early to say this, and it is not the right time for Illidan to be born.

After confirming that Fal'dorei was still frantically looking for the traces of Arcandor in Falanaar, Sharlayan fluttered his wings and flew in the direction of the Moon Guard Fortress with confidence.

The Moon Guard Fortress is located in the west of the northern part of Suramar City. The castle body is located among the mountains, and it has been built into a strong fortress based on the surrounding terrain.

Similar to Suramar City, the moon protection fortress is also covered with a magic barrier.

However, the Moon Guard Fortress does not have the energy provided by the pillar of creation like the Eye of Aman'Thul, and the defensive power of the enchantment is far from being comparable to that of Suramar.

The white eagle landed on the bridge in front of the junction, and changed back to a human form with a burst of light and shadow.

Through the translucent purple arcane barrier, Sharlayan used the eagle eye technique to see the highborne who were watching him on the top floor of the Moon Guard Fortress.

The silver-haired female mage standing in the central seat frowned, and asked uncertainly to the two colleagues beside her, "Did he see us? Do druids have such keen vision?"

A blue-haired man shook his head: "Maybe it's because he also studied the hunter profession, which is not uncommon among druids."

"yes."

Another silver-haired man with a low ponytail jokingly said, "Didn't there used to be part-time hunters jokingly treating their fellow druids as animal companions?"

The silver-haired female mage still did not loosen her brows: "The Moon Guard Fortress is not open to the public. Our only mission is to protect Suramar. Send someone to drive him away."

The blue-haired man took the order respectfully: "Yes, Chief Serana."

Withdrawing his gaze from the top of the fortress, Sharlayan smiled inexplicably.

"These moon guards, who claim to be the guardians of Suramar, probably don't know it yet. In the eyes of Elisande, they are just dispensable children."

"But this is good. The more Elisande doesn't care about them, the higher the success rate of my poaching will be."