Receiving the Goods Under the Night

Alleria was finally persuaded by her sister. If they just sat and waited to die, they wouldn't even be able to protect themselves. Without the Ranger Corps, the Windrunner Family was like fish on a chopping block, ripe for the taking.

However... Sunsail Port was out of the question. Without a port, how would supplies be transported?

Sylvanas, on the other hand, was full of confidence and insisted on keeping things secret, saying she had a surprise for Alleria. This made Alleria highly suspect that her sister was still in contact with the Night Elves.

At night, a group of figures moved rapidly through the forest, like afterimages. Alleria, leading a dozen rangers, galloped towards Torvasa, south of Eversong Woods. It was once a small fortress of the Amani Trolls, now a filthy ruin, the stench of voodoo still lingering in the air. It was a voodoo curse left by the Troll Witch Doctors, and only time could slowly erase the traces of the past in this cursed area, with no other way.

The ruins of Torvasa were by the sea, with a long coastline behind them. Sylvanas observed for a moment, then pointed ahead to a small path that sloped gently down towards the Endless Sea. Everyone cautiously descended, and to Alleria's immense surprise, a small beach was hidden below the high sea cliffs. She was very sure that there was absolutely no slope or beach here originally.

The beach was empty at the moment, with only the sound of waves lapping the shore.

No, there was someone! It was a magnificent Imperial Eagle, but... weren't Imperial Eagles only found on the northern continent of Northrend?

The Imperial Eagle also spotted them and scanned the group with a remarkably human-like gaze. Sylvanas walked up to the eagle and spoke, "Brother-in-law is right. The Silvermoon Council isn't planning to give us a way out, and they want to sideline you, sister. We need help!"

The eagle nodded, then flew into the sky and let out a loud cry. It then descended sharply to the ground, and after a distortion, a Night Elf with sharp features appeared before them.

"Greetings, esteemed Matriarch Alleria. I'm glad you're willing to accept our help. I thought you might suspect us of having ulterior motives. Oh, I forgot to introduce myself, my name is Anka* Clawheart."

Alleria frowned, feeling a bit helpless. "Why are you all like this? Insisting on calling me Matriarch. I told you I don't..."

"Sister! Sister! Is this Night Elf uncle your brother-in-law's subordinate?" a clear childish voice interrupted Alleria. The speaker was the youngest of the three Windrunner sisters, Vareesa.

Alleria weakly supported her forehead, then roared at Sylvanas, "How do you usually teach your sister!"

The latter entered deaf-ear mode.

The atmosphere immediately eased considerably, and everyone laughed. That's right, although Alleria vehemently denied it, everyone knew that she and Hu Feng were practically a destined couple. Who would believe otherwise? The divine longbow Solidar's Wrath and the divine necklace Destined Fate were the best proof. So, with help from their own people, it didn't feel like a betrayal anymore.

At this moment, there was a violent fluctuation on the sea surface in the distance, as if something beneath the sea level was rapidly swimming towards the shore. Then everyone gasped.

It was a giant octopus!

A super-giant octopus!

This octopus was taller than the city walls of Silvermoon City. Its twenty-meter body showed no sign of slowness, and its eight thick tentacles pushed it dozens of meters forward. Everyone gripped their longbows tightly. Although they knew this monster was on their side, they still felt instinctively nervous.

"This was specially sent by the Divine Emissary, a subordinate of the Sacred Beast Eye of Truth, Deep Sea Death God Annu. Under the radiance of the God of Magic, no magic shield can stop his body, nor can they detect his movements," the Elf Druid explained to everyone.

The giant octopus Annu approached the shore, its massive form casting a shadow over everyone. It slowly placed two tentacles on the shore, forming a slide. Its huge, circular mouth, covered in barbs, opened, and box after box of various supplies was continuously spewed out, sliding down the tentacles onto the shore.

After spitting for about five minutes, thousands of boxes of various supplies were unloaded. The giant octopus waved its tentacles, turned, and dived, swimming towards Kalimdor.

Everyone slowly recovered from their shock and listened to the Elf Druid's explanation.

"This is the first batch of supplies: one thousand boxes of exquisite longbows and various enchanted arrows, one thousand boxes of various foods and drinks, five hundred boxes of fine leather armor, one hundred boxes of gold coins, and fifty boxes of small energy walls. Oh, and here's a simple instruction manual for the energy walls. There's one thing to note: this item is forbidden to be shared. Of course, there are security measures. As long as anyone other than Ms. Alleria tries to activate it, it will explode immediately," Anka the Druid said, handing a piece of parchment to Alleria.

A low cheer erupted from the crowd. With these supplies, the Ranger Corps wouldn't have to look to Silvermoon City anymore, nor would they have to worry about people being openly placed within their ranks as a means of coercion.

"Uh... there are a few more things. They were made by those Goblins under the adult's command. They're called 'Super Safe Big Bombs,' and they brought two boxes. But... I personally suggest you don't use these things. I personally saw a Goblin who tried to use one get blown to smithereens by it. Those crazy Goblins, I never understood why the Divine Emissary insisted on hiring them," Anka said, looking warily at the two boxes placed separately and slowly stepping away.

Upon hearing this, everyone immediately moved far away. What a joke! The reputation of Goblins was already well-known throughout the civilized world. The insane explosives they manufactured were so terrifying that even Gnomes, who were equally obsessed with engineering, dared not use them.

As for "Super Safe" big bombs...

Heh heh~~~

A large number of rangers, who had been waiting at the camp, came forward to help transport the supplies back to the Farstrider Lodge and Windrunner Spire.

Alleria breathed a sigh of relief. She looked at Sylvanas, who was directing the rangers, and quickly walked towards Anka* Clawheart the Druid.

"Is... is he alright?" Alleria asked the question that had been weighing on her mind, as if she had used up all her strength.

Anka bowed with a smile. "The Divine Emissary is doing well. However, he has been very worried about your situation and has wanted to come and forcibly take you back to Kalimdor several times."

"Then why didn't he write to me? Or leave me a message crystal?"

"The adult said... he didn't know how to tell you. The adult also said that you will see him in a while. When you meet again... uh... the adult's exact words were, when we meet again, I'll tie you up and take you away."

Alleria was stunned.

Vareesa tugged at Sylvanas's sleeve and looked up at her sister.

"Sister, Brother-in-law is so amazing! That giant octopus! And so many things! Is he a god?"

Sylvanas was taken aback and didn't answer. She had never met the legendary Brother-in-law Hu Feng either, only heard countless legends about him. He had been a hero of the Night Elves since the War of the Ancients, a legendary Divine Emissary.

What kind of person was he?

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