Eonar's Sorrowful Vision

Not every Loa was like Akunda, the "honest fellow" so favored by the Queen, diligently serving as firewood incarnate in this ritual of draining power. There were always some "clever ones" with other ideas in their heads.

Yet they did not dare to cause trouble at a time like this.

To their left stood the Holy Spirit Rezan; to their right was Bwonsamdi, the "Evil Queen's newest lackey."

Those two would not joke around with them. The moment any Loa showed "treasonous intent," it would be executed on the spot.

Under Queen Azshara's rule, ordinary elven subjects enjoyed the protection of order. So long as they committed no crimes, they need not worry about the Queen's harsh taxes falling upon them. But the Queen showed no such leniency toward these "extraordinary individuals" among her subjects.

She regarded them as destabilizing elements within the Empire, so every move these Loa made was under her surveillance.

Especially that bastard Old Gani, who had betrayed the common interests of the Loa. That Garbage Man whom no one had once respected possessed uncanny surveillance skills, enough to make anyone's head ache.

The only way to keep Old Gani away was to clean one's nest spotlessly, with no garbage heaps within ten miles. But in Old Gani's eyes, a "garbage heap" had become a conceptual description.

The Garbage Man clearly had his own unique understanding of what counted as trash. That made Old Gani the Zandalari's very own secret police, seemingly everywhere.

The Loa felt stifled.

They began to miss the Zandalari of old, where they had held tremendous influence.

Unfortunately, the current Zandalari subjects could not sympathize with them. After all, the big-footed, long-fanged elves were not fools. To ordinary subjects like them, Queen Azshara truly was a perfect leader.

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