The newly crowned Aspect of the Blue Kalecgos is willing to offer up all the treasures of the Blue Dragonflight in order to defeat Lei Shen and save Ra-den, the Guardian.
The news caused a sensation throughout Azeroth.
It should be known that the Five Dragonflights have accumulated treasures over tens of thousands of years, enough to buy countless Kingdom of Stormwind.
Then, even bigger news came: at the suggestion of Horde Warchief, Kalecgos was willing to share the right to use the Ley Line, Garrosh the share of the Ley Line that each race would receive would need to be negotiated in Theramore.
After the news spread, almost all the tribes Horde the Alliance went crazy.
Upon learning this news, Varian immediately summoned the Court Mages Andromath.
"I don't understand. Jaina is clearly an Archmage, and she has a close relationship with Kalecgos. Why doesn't she monopolize the Ley Line? And what about the Guardians, Aegwynn and her son? Aren't they interested in the Ley Line? I suspect the meeting in Theramore was a conspiracy."
It's no wonder Varian was suspicious; after all, he had suffered greatly in Theramore.
Andromath said seriously, "Your King, Jaina is proficient in multiple magic types, but she is particularly skilled in ice magic, while she is not very Mastery in Arcane Magic. It is too difficult to dominate the Ley Line; one would need to be Mastery in all Arcane Magic. Not even the Red Dragon Queen could do that, let alone Jaina."
Varian suddenly understood and nodded, saying, "Tell me your thoughts on the Ley Line."
Andromath licked his lips and said cautiously, "The Ley Line is very important to us. If we can gain the right to use magic, even Mage Apprentice can become Arcane master, and we can easily build a mage army."
Varian's gaze narrowed slightly. "In other words, if we don't fight for the right to use the Ley Line and another race gets it, we'll be in danger."
Andromath said with a solemn expression, "That's right. An Archmage is extremely dangerous, and Stormwind City is in danger of being destroyed at any time."
"Alright, I understand." Varian waved his hand, ordering Andromath to leave.
Sitting on the throne, Varian fell into thought.
Although he knew almost nothing about Arcane Magic, he knew he had to keep control of the Kingdom of Stormwind's Ley Line and create a balance of power within the Kingdom of Stormwind, otherwise the House Wrynn's rule would be in danger.
Although Garrosh proposed the allocation of Ley Line, he was merely a notary; Jaina was the one who truly decided the Ley Line share for each race.
With this in mind, Varian decided to write a letter to Jaina himself.
A flood of letters arrived in Theramore.
Jaina sat amidst a pile of letters, a chilling smile playing on her lips.
She had not forgotten the chilling sarcasm and opportunistic attacks she received when she appealed to the various Horde of the Alliance for help.
Just a few days later, the situation changed drastically, and the leaders of various ethnic groups changed their attitudes in their letters, using extremely flattering words.
Jaina casually picked up King Varian's letter.
King Varian stated that Theramore is an inseparable part of the Alliance territory, and the Alliance's most important military and trading port in Kalimdor. Stormwind City will spare no effort to help Theramore and repel all invaders. King Varian is willing to send an expeditionary fleet to protect Theramore, or fund the construction of Theramore's own fleet.
Magni Bronzebeard went so far as to accuse Daelin of plotting to destroy Azeroth, praising Jaina for her heroic act of sacrificing her own family for the greater good, and stating that Ironforge was ready to send its elite musketeers to help Theramore eliminate all invaders.
The funniest part is that Genn Greymane, the Wolf King, offers to become Jaina's godson, begs Jaina to have pity on the wandering Gilneas, and even bestows upon Jaina the title of Queen of Gilneas.
Jaina laughed so hard she nearly fell over, thinking to herself that Greymane was indeed shameless.
Compared to the Alliance's enthusiastic response, the Horde's reply was full of enticement.
Baine Bloodhoof swore that Jaina was the true queen in his heart, and that the Tauren were willing to pledge allegiance to Theramore at any time, provided Jaina accepted him.
Lor'themar Theron replied, claiming that she had only just begun to understand magic, that she greatly admired Jaina, and that she wished to become Jaina's apprentice.
Sylvanas used Antonidas's relationship with Jaina, calling her a good sister and a good friend, and even brought Antonidas's handwritten letter to elevate Jaina's seniority in Dalaran by one level, making her equal to Antonidas. Archmage Khadgar and Rhonin were both Jaina's juniors.
Tirion Fordring was straightforward, offering to serve as Jaina's steward and personal servant in exchange for a share of the Ley Line for the Argent Crusade.
The nobles and officers who had once coveted Jaina's beauty all sent letters of apology, swearing that they regarded Jaina as a goddess and would never dare to defile her.
Malfurion hadn't replied last time, also sent a letter. Malfurion stated that he had long envisioned building a Balance Druid group, and if he could get Jaina's help, the Night Elf race would form an alliance with Theramore, and at the same time help Jaina connect to the World Tree, ensuring that she would remain forever young and immortal like the Night Elves.
Malfurion's sincerity touched Jaina's heart, but she soon realized that it was nothing more than empty promises from Malfurion, and that there were many technical problems that could not be solved.
"A bunch of damn bastards, now they're trying to curry favor with me."
Jaina gritted her teeth, her determination to wipe them all out grew Steadfast.
Among all the letters, the one that should have written to them was missing.
The distribution of the Ley Line Dalaran, yet Rhonin remained silent.
Dalaran Library.
Rhonin ascended to the top floor of the library, where the defenses were most stringent, with countless magical traps set up. Although the collection of books was not large, every single one was a masterpiece.
It might involve secrets of Azeroth, or it might be the most profound and dangerous spellbook.
Rhonin carefully took down the magic book about the Ley Line and stood beside the bookshelf to read it.
"I see. The Focusing Iris is the core of the Ley Line, helping Malygos manage the Arcane energy of Azeroth, but it is also a terrifying magical artifact capable of easily destroying Dalaran. Given Jaina and Garrosh's nature, their purpose is obvious."
Rhonin put the spellbook back in its place, clutching his hair in anguish.
"What should I do? Stop Jaina? Revealing her plot to the world would be tantamount to killing her. Why does Jaina prefer to trust Orcs rather than humans?"
Orgrimmar.
Garrosh has been closely monitoring the situation, and so far everything seems to be going well.
"The Focusing Iris, such a dangerous thing, must not be in Jaina's hands."
Garrosh, putting himself in Jaina's shoes, muttered to himself, "If I were Jaina, I'd definitely give Orgrimmar a piece of my mind. I need to be prepared."
After dismissing everyone, Garrosh walked alone to the back tent, entered the meditation room, and began to meditate.
He was lucky; that great being responded.
Garrosh knelt on the ground and pleaded devoutly:
"Great being, please help me! Orgrimmar is in grave danger! Jaina is a wicked woman; she will never let me go!"
The mysterious being replied, "Garrosh, think about what Thrall would do?"
Garrosh said viciously, "Strike first, find a way to kill Jaina."
"No, you should take the initiative into your own hands."