Allen had no doubts about the identity of this female elf who claimed to be an envoy from Quel'Thalas.
The magical equipment she wore, along with the exquisite carvings and embroidery upon it that resembled works of art, was enough to prove that she was a genuine High Elf. No one could possibly impersonate one.
After all, appearances could be altered through magic, but habits and artistic taste were not things that could be cultivated casually.
Moreover, even out in the wilderness, this female elf—whether she was several hundred or several thousand years old—had not forgotten to put makeup on her face...
Yes!
Makeup!
A woman's pursuit of beauty was truly beyond a man's understanding.
Allen simply could not imagine how someone who spent all day weaving through dense forests managed to avoid body odor while also keeping her face and neck perfectly clean enough to apply cosmetics.
Perhaps this was another application of magic in daily life?
You must know, the High Elves' research into magic was not limited to devastating flames, frost, and Arcane Energy blasts, but also included all sorts of strange constructs.
They used magic much as modern society used electrical power. Whether in architecture or everyday items, they used magic whenever they could.
If any race in the entire World of Warcraft had developed its technology to a level approaching that of modern humans, it would undoubtedly be the High Elves.
Only after them came the Gnomes, who excelled at machinery and engineering.
Allen very much wanted to see what the real Silvermoon City looked like.
According to the Chronicle of Azeroth, before the capital of the High Elf Kingdom was destroyed by the Scourge, it had been a hundred times more magnificent than the later magical kingdom of Dalaran.
At that thought, he immediately