The Death Knell

"Oh! What an amazing machine! I've seen Silvermoon City's arcane guards, and I've also driven the dwarf's steam spider tanks, but those big guys are far less sophisticated than this one."

With a crazy smile on his face, Khadgar looked over and over at the 'Wilson Titanium Mobile Phone Customized Edition' he had just bought. It was also loaded with a special assistant called an artificial intelligence split, as well as the ability to travel across the star realm. Contact the popping communication function.

"This is technology, which is very different from magic machinery." Su Ming pulled Hermione to the side and sat down, looking at Khadgar's expression with a smile: "Having said that, there is no future for mages to play engineering in PVE. It is better to learn Alchemy and enchantment.”

Jaina, who was eavesdropping from behind a tree not far away, supported the strange man's statement in her heart. Alchemy was so good. Apart from her own inability to learn it, there seemed to be no shortcomings.

Khadgar, who had grown a beard, shrugged. The teacher's speaking style was still the same. He could only understand a limited part, but this did not prevent him from being happy after a long separation.

"What energy does it run on? Magic crystal? Or fel energy?"

"Stop, fel energy is not a good thing. Although I took you to see fel engines and demon battleships in Karazhan, it is better to have less contact with that kind of green water." Su Ming crossed his legs and asked Khadgar to He also came over and sat down to talk: "This phone is equipped with a solar battery. If it stops lighting up at any time, you just need to put it under the sun and press the power button."

"I just said casually, I won't touch evil energy...wait, solar energy? Is this the energy of the Sunwell?" Khadgar was surprised, then lowered his voice and said He looked around like a thief: "Those high elves don't like others using the Sunwell water. When did you go to 'borrow' it from them?"

Although he said it was a loan, his expression suggested that the teacher had stolen something huge, because the scene of Deathstroke's raid on Karazhan, "without taking advantage of the masses," is still vivid in my mind.

Now Prince Kael'thas is also in Dalaran. If he discovers that humans are stealing Sunwell water, the problem will be huge.

Speaking of that prince, the mages in the city often say that he is a perfect genius. Not only is he handsome and elegant, he is also very powerful. He is one of the several archmages on the Kirin Tor Council, and he is a perfect match for the elves. The prince's name.

But who is Khadgar? He was Medivh's apprentice before. After that incident, he became very alert to all the people around him, and even developed the ability to see people like a sixth sense.

In his opinion, the arrogance in Kael'thas's heart was overflowing. Coupled with the naked desire for powerful power, even if the Prince of Sunstrider suddenly defected to the Burning Legion one day, Khadgar would not do anything about it. I feel strange.

Dalaran is indeed the city of magic. Anything can happen in a place like this. Just when Jaina opened her eyes wide and wanted to see the silver equipment, a voice suddenly sounded from behind her:

"The sun... energy? Can you two let me see it too?"

The girl was startled, and quickly turned around to see that Kael'thas, who was being talked about, was standing behind her. Under his thin golden eyebrows, his green eyes were shining with suppressed light.

He is very handsome, with the elegance and beauty unique to elves, with a tall figure and long blond hair that hangs down to half of his back.

Even though he was now wearing a simple purple-gold Dalaran mage robe instead of the exaggerated red gorgeous robe, he didn't feel close to others at all, as if he was born to be aloof.

Compared to him, she, the princess of Kul Tiras, looked like a piece of clay.

"His Royal Highness Prince Kael'thas Sunstrider." Jaina also knew that she could no longer hide it. She walked out from behind the tree with a blushing face, lifted up her skirt and saluted.

A trace of disappointment seemed to flash across Kael'thas's face, but he quickly returned the greeting with a smile: "Hello princess, but I once said, just call me Kyle, just like I call you Jaina."

Immediately, his narrow eyes fell on Khadgar and the stranger again, and he walked towards them:

"Although it was not my intention to eavesdrop on your conversation, I overheard humans talking about the energy of the sun. I am still willing to discuss it. Can I see your results?"

Kael'thas had taken a liking to Jaina since he first met her.

Although the short lifespan of humans cannot be compared with that of elves, they can only sleep for a few years, but Jaina has always been very distant.

Just now, he was still following her secretly as always. Unexpectedly, there was an unexpected surprise. A miserable mortal actually had access to the power of the Sunwell?

This time, I must show my strength in front of Jaina, and after defeating these thieves, I can also show tolerance appropriately.

So he raised his chin and placed his eyes on his lower eyelids. Although his tone was polite, the expression on his face was completely different. It could be said that it said 'I'm here to cause trouble'.

Khadgar wanted to say something, but what Jaina didn't expect was that the young man raised his hand to reject the unshaven mage, and stood up calmly to take over the conversation:

"Put away the things I give you, Khadgar. Remember, not just any cat or dog can ask for a gift, nor can a man who calls himself a prince appear in the village and ask me for a gift."

Kael'thas laughed, out of pure anger. He had never heard the Common Language used in such a weird way. Although it didn't contain a single curse word, it was extremely insulting.

"Human, I don't know who you are, but the glory of Quel'Thalas cannot be tarnished by you. If you apologize now and hand over the stolen items, I can just put you in a water prison."

As the prince said this, the fireball behind him also rose up. Jaina covered her mouth. She didn't know what to do for a moment.

"The sun is not raised by your family, Sunstrider. Even if your father Anastarian comes, what I say will be the same."

Deathstroke had known for a long time that Jaina was eavesdropping, and even knew that Kaizi was being an idiot. He did it on purpose:

"If you kneel down and beg me to let you go now, I can prevent you from being so embarrassed in front of the ladies, otherwise I may have to touch the mount on you."

Touch the mount? What's the meaning?

Gianna, who didn't know what to do and could only listen, opened her mouth even wider.

In the worldview of a girl who has just left the island country a few years ago, the Archmage is undoubtedly the top power in the world, especially the High Elf Mage. As an immortal species, their knowledge accumulation is far beyond that of humans.

The young human on the other side looked to be a few years older than him, and was missing an eye. He was only wearing ordinary short clothes, not magic equipment at all.

Why did he dare to challenge the Archmage of Dalaran?

Sure enough, Kael'thas couldn't bear it anymore. As a member of the Mage Council, he still had a say in the survival of a small garden in the city, so he took action very simply, throwing a big fireball at the opponent.

This was a calm arcane technique coupled with pyrotechnics. It was performed by him who was already good at fire magic. The fireball was bigger than the watermelon in Nanhai Town.

But what happened next was beyond Jaina's expectations, because the young human didn't even have the intention to dodge, but stretched out his hand to grab the huge fireball, and then crushed it.

Magma-like elemental energy immediately splashed everywhere, but his hand was unscathed. The young man looked at his nails and blew a breath casually:

"That's it? Khadgar, do you think he has more powerful manicure magic?"

The honest Khadgar has turned his head and can't bear to look anymore, and he doesn't know what to say. It's miserable. Kyle is too miserable. He can't fight anyone. He has to fight against the Supreme Mage who is almost immune to magic...