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The barrage of complaints made Salayan laugh and shake his head: "It's still grown somewhat."

"For example, this Naga invasion, I didn't personally go into battle."

"Hehe~"

Vallirapi smiled and said: "That's because Senegos shot too fast, and there is no room for you to express yourself."

"If Vaschi doesn't believe in evil and continues to die, I don't believe you can hold back."

Sharlayan smiled wryly and raised his hand in surrender: "Ah, yes, yes, you are right."

Valeera poked Sharlayan's forehead with her light-white finger angrily, "What's wrong with Yin and Yang? Do you think I can't hear it?"

Growing up wearing crotch pants together, Valeera knew Sharlayan's temperament better than anyone else, even better than his father Julian.

In front of Valeera, apart from the system and the barrage from another world, Sharlayan hardly had any secrets to speak of.

Looking at the interaction between the two, Stellagosa clearly showed envy in his eyes.

Tina flapped her little wings and shifted her position, lying on her sister's head and softly comforting her: "The important thing is not the past, but the future, Stellagosa, work hard!"

Little Xingxing raised his hand angrily and rubbed Tina's head: "You are a big kid, take care of yourself first, have you finished your homework today?"

Tina Gosa: "...you are so good at talking, you must have many friends?"

Stellagosa: "???"

"Is it itchy?"

...

The next morning, Sharlayan got up early, while the others were still curled up in the warm blanket.

Under the service of the servants, Sharlayan finished his breakfast, changed into a more formal casual dress, and took a carriage to the Sunstrider royal court alone.

Feeling the bumps of the carriage, Sharlayan once again thought of the spring that the barrage had raised before.

Although the spring is just an inconspicuous small part, it is really not that easy to make, and many factors such as the hardness and elasticity of the metal material need to be considered.

The research on springs does not need to worry about Sare Ancheng, but as the lord, he must personally come forward to recruit suitable craftsmen.

Previously, Sharlayan had successively recruited chefs, brewers, blacksmiths, cobblers, tailors, herbalists, alchemists, enchanters and other professionals for the territory.

Defined according to the standards of Azeroth, small parts such as springs belong to the category of engineering.

After Melia's introduction, Sharlayan managed to find a few elves in Silvermoon City who were interested in studying engineering.

These guys used to make small arcane golems.

As for the large-scale war puppets, professional craftsmen accompanying the army are naturally in charge, and it is not their turn to intervene.

Many of the novelties provided by netizens in the other world need to be achieved through the concept of engineering. Sharlayan intends to recruit more and more professional engineers, but it is not so easy to find for a while.

As thoughts circulated, the carriage soon arrived at the gate of the Sun Chaser's court.

As the youngest earl ever in Quel'Thalas and the only half-elven nobleman, Sharlayan Deepshadow's name has long spread throughout the kingdom.

After announcing his name, the lawbreakers guarding the royal court respectfully led him into the living room to wait, and quickly arranged for people to notify the Sun King and Prince Kael'thas.

Kael'thas took time out of his busy schedule to receive Sharlayan, and temporarily left the preparations for the enthronement ceremony to his father.

"Dalaran..."

Kael'thas knew that Sharlayan was not the kind of person who likes to come to his house with nothing to do.

Sure enough, as soon as we met, he heard a heavy topic.

Logically speaking, this kind of proposal to determine the country's foreign policy is not up to Sarlayan, a stinky soldier.

So Sharlayan didn't want to let the Silvermoon Council and other officials at all levels know at all, but only raised questions in private through his personal relationship with Kael'thas.

Kael'thas frowned and thought for a while: "What's your opinion? Should we repair the relationship with Dalaran?"

Sharlayan didn't take the credit for himself, and told Kael'thas exactly what he had discussed with his father and uncle yesterday and the information he had obtained.

With the latest information provided by Backlight Blade, Kael'thas still has some understanding of the personnel changes in Dalaran.

However, due to his busy enthronement matters recently, he has no energy to pay attention to the situation in Dalaran. This is the first time he has an in-depth understanding of the predicament Dalaran is facing today.

Sharlayan said solemnly: "It mainly depends on your opinion, Your Highness. Without your nod in person, the diplomatic relations with Dalaran will never be able to break the ice."

Kael'thas smiled gently: "You mean Modera offended me back then? I don't care about it long ago."

"There is no room for high-spirited diplomacy between countries. If repairing relations with Dalaran can help Quel'Thalas, you can safely make suggestions without thinking about me."

Through Kael'thas' seemingly gentle but very firm eyes, Sharlayan was sure that he really didn't take those frictions in the past to heart.

"Then, let me just put forward my own opinion."

"If Dalaran really successfully completes the study of the floating city and decouples from Lordaeron's geopolitics, I think Quel'Thalas can gradually repair the diplomatic rift with Dalaran."

Kael'thas nodded noncommittally: "What should I do specifically? Freezing three feet is not a one-day cold, and now the relationship between the two countries has almost dropped to freezing point, can't it be repaired with a few words?"

Sharlayan agreed and replied: "Your Highness is wise, but Dalaran has not completely blocked the channels for dialogue and settlement of disputes. The seat that Archmage Rommath still retains is their goodwill."

"Romans..."

Kael'thas narrowed his eyes slightly: "As far as I know, although Rommath holds the title of Kirin Tor councilor, he spends most of his time in Silvermoon City. The so-called councilor is just a false title."

Sharlayan suggested with a smile: "Then we might as well turn the fiction into reality, let Rommath return to Dalaran, and secretly convey to Speaker Antonidas the message that Quel'Thalas intends to unfreeze diplomatic relations."

Dalaran is the richest and most developed magical civilization in the Eastern Kingdoms except for the city of Quel LS.

The severance of trade with Dalaran inevitably caused Quel'Thalas to suffer certain losses, and vice versa for Dalaran.

Once Dalaran is decoupled from Lordaeron, without the support from the First Human Kingdom, Dalaran will inevitably need to increase revenue and reduce expenditure in order to maintain the city-state's daily expenses.

Throttling aside, this is Dalaran's internal affairs.

In terms of open source, Antonidas should have planned for a long time, ready to put down his body and take the initiative to re-establish trade networks with those countries that are hostile to Lordaeron.

Quel'Thalas is one of them.

"Um……"

Kael'thas groaned and rubbed his chin: "I will bring up this matter at the next court meeting. I think the Silver Moon Council and other officials should not have too much objection."

‘Of course not, isn’t it good to make money? '

Before the breakdown of diplomatic relations with Dalaran, most of Quel'Thalas' high-end products were sold to Dalaran, and then resold by Dalaran to various human kingdoms.

After the end of the Second Orc War, the sea power Kul Tiras replaced Dalaran to a certain extent.

But Kul Tiras has limited spellcasters, and the high-end goods eaten are far less than Dalaran.

Most of these high-end products are produced by workshops under the names of the nobles in Quel'Thalas, and the severance of diplomatic relations with Dalaran will inevitably affect their income.

From the standpoint of these aristocratic merchants, of course they hope to restore the trade relationship with Dalaran as soon as possible.

As we all know, the high elves have an arrogant nature, and they don't allow humans to ride on their heads and shit.

As the prince of Quel'Thalas, Kael'thas was racially discriminated against in Dalaran, which made the whole country very angry. At this time, no one dared to export against the pressure. It was purely courting death.

That's why Kael'thas had to nod in person to break the diplomatic ice this time, and no one dared to act arbitrarily on the bright side.

But behind the scenes... Sharlayan didn't believe that those nobles could resist making small moves.

But after all, small actions are just small actions, not elegant, and extremely risky.

If official approval can be obtained, those shipping channels hidden under the table can be moved out openly, and everyone can earn money from foreigners with peace of mind, why not do it.

"I see."

Kael'thas suddenly said: "Then I am looking forward to the approval of the proposal, but before that, I have something related to Dalaran that I want to entrust to you."

Kael'thas looked at Sharlayan solemnly and said, "Ten days ago, the Backlight Blade thieves team lurking in Dalaran suddenly lost contact with us. Before losing contact, they sent an emergency call for help."

"I hope that you and Valeera will take a trip to Dalaran first to find out why the Backlighting Blade lost contact. By the way, confirm the political trend in Dalaran, and try to get Quel'Thalas to get it in the ice-breaking negotiations." More chips."