Chapter 156

These blood elves consumed large amounts of fel magic power, but they did not systematically train like warlocks, so the fel corruption is severe.

Lord Luode! You still have some fel orcs under your command; I heard you say those fel orcs can also be healed.

If, if the prince truly pledged allegiance to the Burning Legion, could you help my people?" Liadelin asked.

Luode is at least a demigod; since he can heal fel orcs infected with fel energy, the blood elves similarly infected should also be savable.

That can be done." Luode said.

By then, I'll bring your blood elf clan onto my war chariot! No way, your clan's girls are too easy on the eyes.

Lord Luode, anything can be done." Bulin said, winking playfully.

Thank you, Lord Luode; with your assurance, I feel much more at ease." Liadelin bowed to Luode, expressing sincere gratitude.

As long as there is hope to save our people, that's enough; we can discuss this with the Regent when we return.

We have arrived.

Soon the three were brought before Blood Elf Prince Kael'thas.

Blood Elf Prince Kael'thas, or rather the current Blood Elf King, originally had golden hair and a handsome face, quite handsome.

But now his appearance has become much gloomier; his originally blue eyes turned emerald green, a result of absorbing and practicing fel magic.

Three magic orbs float around him; originally these orbs should emit the power of fire arcane magic, representing the power of the Sunwalker royal line.

The eternal Sun King's power, but now these three orbs have become fel orbs, emanating fel energy.

Esteemed Sunwalker Prince." Liadelin half-knelt on the ground and performed a salute to Kael'thas.

After all, he is the supreme leader of the blood elves and has always worked for his people.

He still enjoys high prestige among the blood elves, provided he truly hasn't pledged to the Burning Legion.

I'm very glad the envoys from Silvermoon City have finally arrived; I've been waiting for you for many days.

Your envoys should have arrived months ago, Liadelin; could you introduce the two friends you brought?" Kael'thas looked at the three below and spoke.

Liadelin he knows; she is the high priest of Silverjoy City, who lost the Holy Light power during the Third War for some reason, but now appears to have regained it.

He hasn't seen these two humans before, and one even has three eyes; why would the envoys from Silvermoon City bring two humans? "Prince, Regent Luosema. For months she has been sending envoys to you nonstop, but without exception, all those sent have gone missing."

Only recently did the Dark Portal reopen, connecting the Azeroth world and Outland, allowing us to come to this world together with the Horde.

As for these two, they are now allies of our blood elf clan, Mr. Luode and Ms. Bulin." Liadelin said.

Huh! You just said you came with the Horde?" Kael'thas asked.

At this moment, the prince's complexion looks very bad; his people joining the Horde is something he, as leader, actually doesn't know.

As for the name Luode, he seems to have heard it somewhere but can't quite recall; probably just a nobody.

Yes, Your Highness, under the recommendation of the former Ranger General Sylvanas, the Regent decided to lead the blood elves into the Horde." Liadelin said.

I am the king of the blood elves; although not yet formally crowned, I am the supreme leader, and you should have notified me of this." Kael'thas said, quite dissatisfied.

So the Alliance abandoned us, and you've joined the Horde? The Horde once attacked Quel'Thalas—those savage orcs, tauren, trolls, and undead—and now our blood elves might one day have to fall in with them.

Moreover, the fact that the entire clan joined the Horde is something this prince himself didn't know.

Your Highness, the Regent sent me with my surname to notify you of this, but it's obvious.

The envoy never succeeded in reaching you. I suspect some force blocked the envoy; they don't want you to know certain things." Liadelin said.

Liadelin is now quite certain that the Prince has practiced fel magic, because he has regained the Holy Light's power, so she remains very sensitive to fel.

"What do you mean by that?"

"Prince, have you joined the Burning Legion? I want to inquire about this matter; it is also what the entire blood elf populace cares most about," Liadelin said.

Upon hearing this, Kael'thas's face visibly darkened, becoming extremely unsightly, even with a hint of ferocity.

Joining the Burning Legion was truly a last resort; Illidan is not trustworthy. He had originally promised him a vial of water from the Well of Eternity so he could restore the Sunwell, but Illidan went back on his word. Afterwards, he even taught him and his people how to extract arcane energy from artifacts, magic items, or life itself, just to pacify him.

At that time, one of the Burning Legion's commanders, Kil'jaeden, approached him, promising many benefits, but Kael'thas initially did not believe him.

But Illidan outright bypassed the prince of the blood elves himself, recruiting a large number of his people into his own ranks and forming the Illidari demon hunters.

When he came to seize the Storm Fortress, he even privately detained a large number of blood elf troops, ostensibly to carry out his grand plan, but Illidan never told him what the exact plan was.

Thus, he finally believed what a certain demon lord had said, as Kil'jaeden had once told him.

Illidan is nothing but a traitor; having once allied with the Legion, that is how he gained its powerful fel magic.

If Kael'thas is willing, he can also teach the blood elves more powerful fel magic, and even help him take revenge on the Lich King, slaying the man who destroyed his homeland.

Ultimately, the blood elf prince accepted Kil'jaeden's recruitment and officially became a member of the Burning Legion.

Kil'jaeden promised him that, once he opened a portal to the world of Azeroth, after successfully eliminating all of Azeroth's resisting forces,

the entire planet could be entrusted to his governance.

He has stockpiled a large amount of void energy crystals in Netherstorm, intending to bring them back to Quel'Thalas someday.

Using the power of the Sunwell, he will summon Kil'jaeden and the main force of the Burning Legion to Azeroth.

"Where did you hear this news?" Kael'thas asked, his face grim.

"Do I even need to ask? Prince, look at the blood elves outside—what state are they in? They have all been infected by fel, and fel is eroding their minds."

"Even you are the same—your eyes now burn with green light, and the magic gems on your person, whose flames have turned fel," Liadelin said.

From the prince's expression, she could see that her last hope had been dashed; the prince truly had joined the Burning Legion, aligning himself with Azeroth's greatest enemy.

"Then let me tell you, I have decided to lead the blood elves into the Burning Legion; we will be more prosperous than ever," Kael'thas openly admitted, straightforwardly acknowledging that he had joined the Burning Legion.

"How can you do this, Prince!"

"Although the force that destroyed our homeland back then was the Scourge, the Scourge was actually acting under the Burning Legion's orders," Liadelin looked at Kael'thas, speaking with resentment.

She could not accept it, nor could she believe that the blood elves, who adored the prince who had tirelessly roamed for their sake, would ultimately walk down a wicked path.

Just then, someone tapped him on the shoulder.

"Leave the rest to me! You're exhausted, Liadelin—get some rest." Luode stepped before Kael'thas, showing a kind smile.

And Liadelin, not knowing what had happened, fainted and collapsed into Bulin's arms behind her; "Who are you?" Kael'thas looked at Luode and asked.

"How to say it? Perhaps if we follow the normal procedure, we should have met long ago."

"After all, that idiot Ji'erjidan let me come find you, I'm Luode." Luode kindly reminded a certain prince.

Just now, when he came over using his real name, he wanted to test whether this prince knew of his existence.

But it was obvious that the other side didn't care about him at all; the name Luode was meaningless to him.

"You really are Azudun, how dare you insult me? Am I just a weak chicken? At this point, Luode's anger had reached its peak."Luode? I've never heard of that name."Kai'ersasi said.

"Well! It seems Ji'erjidan really doesn't care about me, hehe!" Luode shrugged and spoke.

"Who exactly are you? Why did Liadelin bring you to see me?" Kai'ersasi asked.

Listening to this human's tone, he seems to know Ji'erjidan.

"Liadelin bringing me over is naturally an acknowledgment of my strength!"

"Acknowledgment of your strength, hehe!" Kai'ersasi revealed a hint of contemptuous laughter.

"Probably because I have absolute strength, I can easily wipe you out and all your subordinates!"

After Luode finished speaking, he fully released his Conqueror's Haki, instantly enveloping the entire Storm Fortress.

I just want to wipe you all out, that's all.

(End of chapter)