Tyrande smiled wordlessly, while Jaina's expression darkened. "Then can I take it that Mr. Alex is threatening us?"
Xiao Ran was somewhat taken aback, unable to understand Jaina's train of thought. "How did you arrive at that conclusion?"
"Or does Mr. Alex believe that without you, we have no way to deal with the threats currently facing us?" Jaina rose and walked toward Xiao Ran, her face full of displeasure and seriousness. "Mr. Alex, I think you said something quite right. As long as every race on Azeroth stands united, any difficulty can be overcome. That was roughly what you meant, wasn't it? So we do not need you at all, nor do we need to hire some mysterious person of unknown origin to help us. Is someone who hides their identity really worthy of our trust?"
Xiao Ran slowly set down the parchment scroll and looked at Jaina with a slight frown. After a moment of silence, he suddenly smiled. "Is this Madam Jaina's test, or the opinion of the Kirin Tor Council of Dalaran? Still, Madam Jaina's attitude is rather interesting."
"Let me guess. You are worried that the Alliance might pay the price to hire me to wipe out those races of the Horde? Orcs? Blood Elves? Trolls and Tauren? The undead? Heh. Leaving aside whether King Urien and the others would do such a thing, I stand on the side of order. I would not do something like that."
"But first and foremost, I am human. I accept coexistence and peace among races, but I will not accept other races slaughtering my own. So, at least while I am in this world, anything I do not see is your politics. But if I see it... then I will probably leave behind only those other races willing