Shadow Trails in Azeroth

Chapter 891 221. Another plan B is needed - to update Brother Shuang Yanyu [125]

"We elves and dwarves have little interaction. When I was a child, I only listened to my mother telling me the story of the War of the Three Hammers. At that time, I was only interested in the power of those dwarves.

After hearing that the Witch Queen of the Dark Iron Dwarves single-handedly cursed a city so that no grass could grow, I even wanted to learn magic from my mother.

But then I heard that Prince Wildhammer used a desperate attack and smashed the Witch Queen's head with one hammer, which made me determined to follow the path of a warrior.

The spell casters in the story are all terrible. "

Next to Ironforge's iconic furnace, Fenner was holding an apple while sighing as she watched the cast iron parts above the furnace scoop up magma to melt the molten iron, and watched the dwarf craftsmen working in the extreme heat. The shirtless man was banging on the metal and said to Blake beside him:

"But when I grew up, I realized that stories are just stories. Real spellcasters are not that weak, and warriors are not that strong. And I found that the story of the War of Three Hammers that my mother told when she was a child was still conservative.

The relationship between the three dwarf clans is really like a sea of ​​blood enemies.

Bronzebeard really wanted to seize an opportunity and crush Black Iron to death, and Black Iron also tried his best to kill Bronzebeard. Although the Wildhammer dwarves also hated Dark Iron, they were not close to the Bronzebeard dwarves. "

"How did you observe so deeply?"

Blake became interested. He rarely saw Fenner expressing such a formal opinion, so he asked:

"You don't deal with them that often, right?"

"I just saw it."

Fenner took a bite of the apple and said to her bratty brother:

"Magni and Hansel were there discussing the characteristics of the two black iron warhammers, but Magni had murderous intent at least three times and wanted to pick up the warhammer and smash Hansel's head.

In turn, Hansel also had the intention to sneak attack Magni, at least twice!

I'm a warrior.

I feel the murderous intent very clearly. "

Valeera, the assassin behind Blake and Fenner, also said suddenly:

"You can't hide your murderous gaze."

"Yes, that's the truth."

Fenna bit open the apple with a click, chewed it, shook her head and said to Blake:

"Although I admit that your proposal of letting the dwarves forge the Holy Hammer to unite is a good idea, to be honest, I don't think their joint forging process will go smoothly.

And what if the Holy Hammer is forged?

It's just a weapon, and it's impossible to truly win people's hearts.

This is something that even I know. Although the dwarves are reckless, they are not stupid either. The three tribes have been divided for almost three hundred years. How can there be so much mutual understanding and empathy?

I now very much suspect that Magni Bronzebeard just wants to hack the Eye of Savras you gave me, and then use your arrangements to gather the most powerful blacksmiths in the world to create the Holy Hammer.

As for whether the three tribes can be reunited again, what does it have to do with him, a bronze-bearded king? "

Having said this, Fenner blinked and said to Blake:

"My mother also specially analyzed it for me. Although most of the causes of the Three Hammers War were mutual suspicion and the lack of leadership from the Mountain King, as well as the natural cunning of the Dark Iron Dwarves.

However, the inaction of the dominant Bronzebeard dwarves and allowing the conflict to intensify was also a very important factor. Maybe they had a secret effort to split the Three Hammers.

I quite like Muradin, that warrior who is as bold as me and has no evil intentions.

But I really don't like his brother. Magni is a cunning dwarf. Like you, he has to consider many factors before making a decision.

You can't completely trust him.

He was a king first and a dwarf second. "

"Wow, even you can see it. It seems that my crude plan really failed."

Blake nodded seriously, seeming to agree with Fenner's statement, and at the same time expressed his affirmation that Fenner was willing to use her brain.

But the expression on his face couldn't be hidden from Fenna. The stupid warrior snorted, threw the apple core in his hand into the trash can next to him, clapped his hands again, and wrapped his strong arm around Blake's neck.

As an elf, she was taller than Black. She pulled him hard like a violent sister bullying her bratty brother.

She threatened:

"Speak quickly! You must have other plans. I don't believe that this is the plan you prepared after a trip to Blackstone Mountain and a trip to Molten Core?"

"Let go, let go! What do you look like?"

Blake slapped Fenner's arm and asked her to let go of him, then coughed a few times and said:

"As for the forging of the Dwarf God's Hammer, I really have no other thoughts. I really hope that the three dwarf clans will work together to create a real artifact.

However, both Magni and the Thorium Brotherhood probably underestimated the difficulty of this matter.

I have great confidence in their forging skills. Without adding other raw materials, they can indeed forge excellent weapons by using two black iron holy objects as embryos.

But it’s just excellent. "

The magic eyeball on the pirate's shoulder looked at the hot melting pot next to him, he shook his head and said:

"But if you want to forge a perfect artifact with a mortal body, you can't rely on this big forge. What's more, I gave them the Eye of Savras, which is the remaining power of the Lord of Fire and the Lord of Elements. Is it a material that can be shaped with just a forging hammer?

According to my conservative estimate, if they want to complete this forging, they must first complete an expedition.

There is only one furnace in this world where it is possible to refine the Eye of Savras, and that place is now a place that no mortal can visit.

In addition, the choice of forging hammer is also very particular.

If you want to get an artifact, you must use something from the gods to catalyze it. Somewhere in Azeroth lies a stone hammer left behind by the Forger Khaz'goroth.

That was the artifact used by the Creation Titan to carve the world.

Only when the forging hammer and the furnace are in place at the same time, can the dwarves make perfect creations that shock the world with their own hands. So, do you understand? "

Fenner nodded first, but then shook her head.

Valeera next to her coughed and reminded in a low voice:

"The master means that the hammer itself is not important, but the forging process is important. This is the beginning of an epic story. The dwarves have to go through many challenges to complete the forging.

And that requires the joint efforts of the three clans, and it can't work without anyone.

The completion of this process itself will allow the forerunners of the three tribes to re-examine their relationship with each other. This is the prerequisite for the hammer to unify the three tribes.

A legend that will last forever, a great story that all dwarves long for and praise regardless of race. "

"So that's it?"

Fenna completely understood, and she nodded, thinking that if this was the case, then this matter would sound more reliable. Blake stretched out his hand and gave Valeera a thumbs up.

This reading comprehension skill is good, keep it up.

The three of them continued to move forward. After more than ten seconds, the magic eyeball on Blake's shoulder suddenly turned and looked behind him at the bustling stalls of a group of dwarf merchants who were setting up stalls near the large forge.

Valeela also glanced back like lightning, then approached Blake and whispered:

"Magni's spy has left. The dwarf assassin is not as clumsy as the legend says."

"Um."

Blake laughed and said:

"The eavesdropper has obtained important information and will report the secret I just revealed to his majesty in full, which is very good.

Magni's excellent forging skills will tell him that what I say is true, and he must do this to complete the forging of the hammer.

It depends on what he chooses next.

Should we not waste time and forge a passable and excellent gadget, or should we uphold the spirit of the craftsman and pursue the ultimate in forging skills? Gee, I'm curious. "

"Wow, your hearts are so dark."

When Fenna heard this, she finally realized that what she just said was not just for her.

"You really need to practice your senses in the arena, Fenner."

Blake said gently:

"A good warrior should be wary of assassins who may appear around him. The eavesdropper is very skilled. I don't blame you for not noticing this time, but he is obviously not cautious in front of his two colleagues."

"Three times, the rapid pace caused ripples in the shadow rhythm, and once he was too close, but considering that the dwarves' footsteps are already heavy, it is already very good that he can do this."

Valeera explained again.

As an assassin of the Sangunar family who was born with shadow blood, she had a gift for having a strong sense of the rhythm of shadows. She had already felt the eavesdropper when he followed them all the way.

As for Blake.

To him, who had already set foot in the pure void, the eavesdropper's movements hiding in the shadows were as obvious as running away in broad daylight.

"ok, I get it."

Fenner didn't choke this time and accepted the advice honestly.

But she quickly said:

"But even if Magni was persuaded by you and really started preparing to make the perfect artifact, he could persuade Wildhammer to help, but he still couldn't believe the most troublesome Black Iron.

Although the Thorium Brotherhood longs for long-term peace, they themselves are not the mainstream in Shadowforge City.

Emperor Thaurissan would not listen to them.

In the end, the Battle of the Three Hammers had to be reenacted. Wildhammer and Bronzebeard joined forces to hold the hammer that originally brought peace and unity, and then cracked open the heads of the Dark Irons.

Doesn’t this change nothing? "

"Well, well said!"

Blake felt that Fenner was particularly sensible today.

He even couldn't help but applaud his idiot sister's analysis. Seeing that Fenna was so eager to learn, the pirates didn't hide it. He stretched out two fingers and waved them in front of Fenner's eyes.

explain:

"So, we have to carry out a plan B specifically for the Dark Iron Dwarves. Don't worry, I have already prepared."

After saying that, the pirate took out a gift box from his luggage, put it into Fenner's hand, and said:

"As the eldest princess of Kul Tiras, and as the eldest daughter of the sea, since you have come to Ironforge, you must fulfill your obligations as a princess to bring Kul Tiras and Ironforge closer together.

So, take this gift and go visit His Majesty Magni’s daughter.

You are a princess, and she is also a princess. I believe that you will have a lot in common. "

After saying that, Black said to Valeela:

"My sister is not very talented in this area, but you are from a noble family in Quel'Thalas, so you must be familiar with this, so I would like to ask you to temporarily serve as my sister's foreign affairs officer, Vali pull.

I would like to ask you to assist Fenner in completing this visit, and by the way, tell some interesting things about the outside world to the princess who is said to be rebellious.

For example, the story of the gift Fenner wants to give.

Such as the story of the royal family of Thaurissan.

For example, His Majesty Dagran Thaurissan is so wise and powerful, and how he endures humiliation and bear heavy burdens. Speaking of which, although he is a black-skinned dwarf, from the aesthetic point of view of the dwarves, His Majesty Thaurissan is a truly handsome man.

He also has an evil temperament unique to evil people. "

"You don't have to say it, I understand, Master."

Valeela covered her mouth and laughed, stood up straight again, and assured Blake seriously:

"I will definitely assist Her Highness Fenner in completing this matter."

"As the official representatives of Kul Tiras, you two cannot wear such clothes to visit. Now, I have prepared them for you."

Blake took out two sets of folded ladies' clothes from his luggage and handed them to Fenner and Valeela.

"What exactly did you pack in that suitcase?"

Fenner took over the women's tuxedo that was cut in the style of Children of the Night, and she said to Blake suspiciously:

"Why do you even have women's clothes? You don't usually have any perverted hobbies, right? This won't work, Blake. If you're sick, treat it as soon as possible."

"What nonsense are you talking about?"

The pirate snorted and said:

"Do you think I came to Ironforge on a temporary basis? I have been planning this for a long time. I originally planned to let Jaina do it, but your identity is also suitable."

"But why?"

Fenna had a lot of problems today. She hugged her clothes and said angrily:

"I can't even figure it out no matter how hard you try, what's the point of working so hard to help the dwarves unify? Are you really not going to be a pirate anymore, and are you here to preach peace?"

"Significant!"

Blake answered briefly, but he didn't intend to say more. He just said vaguely:

"There are some things I want to do that only dwarves can help me do. In addition, I also need the strong will of the Dark Iron dwarves, and when necessary, all dwarves can unite to deal with certain disasters.

But I can't say this.

Because, as a prophet, I know the changes in the future, and once something is said, it will affect the future.

Don't ask, I promise you, what I'm going to do this time is not a bad thing. "

"It's rare to see you so serious and formal, okay, I believe you."

Fenna nodded and took Valeera to the dwarves' hotel to change clothes. Blake himself changed the direction leisurely and walked towards the most famous Explorers Association Museum in Ironforge.

I heard there are a lot of powerful things there, do you want to take the opportunity to grab a few?

Oops, just thinking about it makes my hands itchy.