Mediator

In the early morning, the golden sunshine fell on the ground from the forest. Zul'ra successfully met Tyrande Whisperwind in the temple of Elune, and explained to her the current invasion of the Alliance, and hoped that Kaldorei could come forward to help.

Tyrande Whisperwind seemed a little confused when faced with Zul'ra's request for help, because in her mind, such a request for help seemed to come from the fact that Horde was completely unable to withstand Alliance's request.

appeared, but as far as she knew, Horde did not seem to be the case.

"Those humans attacked our stronghold on the coast and carried out an extermination vendetta against Darkspear and Orcs. High Priest, Horde is not powerless to deal with them. At this moment, Warchief may have launched a counterattack." Zul'ra watched Tyrande Whisperwind sort out his words.

"Then Horde hopes that Kaldorei will provide military help?" Tyrande Whisperwind raised his green eyebrows slightly.

"No, we hope that Kaldorei can send an envoy to help us prevent humans from continuing their hatred and strive for peace as much as possible, just like Elune." Zul'ra told Tyrande Whisperwind that it is not that Horde cannot fight, but we just try not to fight as much as possible. We are peace-loving.

Elune is a god of peace. In the past years, she has never appeared physically in front of mortals. However, in countless miracles, she has sent down her power to stop large-scale battles among mortals, including the war between Kaldorei and Shu'halo in ancient times. The two fought for pasture.

Tyrande Whisperwind pondered for a moment. From her heart, she was unwilling to care about this matter. You must know that Kaldorei's own affairs have not been settled yet. She preferred to let Kaldorei be independent from the fighting world of Horde and Alliance. However, facing the teachings of Elune, she had to consider it.

"Hate does not arise unilaterally..." Tyrande Whisperwind mused. She had known the fighting power and attitude of those Orcs. She said that those guys could not deal with humans and did not dare to face the battle. She did not believe it. But now Horde proposed peace, which showed that those guys really wanted peace. However, this matter was caused by hatred. Hatred was not formed unilaterally.

"But Horde is now willing to let go of hatred and coexist in this world with all those who want peace." Zul'ra did not hesitate to state Horde's position. We are now willing to let go, but humans are unwilling, so Kaldorei is needed to help mediate.

No matter what, Zul'ra wants to use the influence of this war to drag Kaldorei down, show them Horde's awareness of hope for peace, and also use this situation to show Alliance the connection between Horde and Kaldorei, and the possible distance between the two.

"For the sake of Elune's teachings, and for the sake of as much peace as possible, I will send assistants to mediate for you, but you have to protect their safety, Zul'ra Jin." Tyrande Whisperwind looked at Zul'ra who expressed his attitude, and chose to adhere to Elune's teachings and hope for peace.

In the hope of peace, Tyrande Whisperwind summoned Cenarion Circle. She never wanted to personally participate in this war, so she sent neutral Druid to mediate the war.

In the end, Druid Elerethe·Refer Lal accepted the task. She is a female Kaldorei with short green hair. She speaks and behaves elegantly. Although she has eye-catching scars on her skin, she has considerable expectations for peace.

Tyrande Whisperwind gave some instructions to Elerethe, then assigned his Warrior Bein to Pi as a guard, and then sent her off with Zul'ra.

Even with the help of the airship, it took nearly six days to go back and forth between Mount Hyjal and Durotar. But when Zul'ra rushed back to Durotar with Elerethe, the war had already begun.

With the efforts of Rexxar, Stonemaul Ogres became the fighting force of Horde. Coupled with the friendly help of Goblins, Horde gathered the army at an astonishing speed.

Thrall avoided the human army on Durotar, sent a battleship group centered on Bat Nest to attract the attention of the human navy at sea, and then personally led the troops to directly attack Theramore from land.

The battle was surprisingly beautiful. When Zul'ra arrived at Theramore in an airship, Thrall was hesitating about how to attack Theramore. There was also the possibility of peace. He hoped to have a dialogue with Daelin, but was stopped by Vol'jin, and the other party also rejected this idea.

There is no news from Jaina, and there is no way to obtain dialogue requests. Once Theramore is attacked head-on, Thrall has no way of predicting whether the situation can be controlled by him. He respects the tradition of fighting, but that does not mean ignoring life.

Just when Thrall didn't know what to do, Zul'ra rushed back with Elerethe and Bei En. This gave him some hope and quickly asked the female Druid to join Theramore as a mediator.

Theramore was built on the seaside island of Dustwallow Marsh. Humans used their engineering skills to quickly build high-wall fortresses there, as well as houses and defense towers.

Theramore There is only one water trestle in the southwest direction of the entire city, connecting Dustwallow Marsh, Horde's coalition forces on the ground are also blocked here, and Zul'ra, Elerethe, and Bei En also plan to enter Theramore from here.

"Zul'ra Jin, how do you feel?" Elerethe looked at the city in the distance and asked Zul'ra.

"What kind of feeling do you want to ask?" Zul'ra blinked, what does this female Druid mean?

"Under such circumstances, your identity to Theramore makes people feel like a lamb entering the wolf's den." Elerethe tilted her head and looked at Sang. She felt very strange about Trolls who planned to follow him into Theramore. You must know that as a leader, he is likely to be held hostage in Theramore.

"Well, it's a very vivid statement, but there's one thing I'm wrong about. I'm not a lamb, but a ram with sharp horns." Zul'ra smiled. To be honest, if it was in the past, he would definitely avoid going to Theramore to negotiate on the battlefield. But what should I say now? His strength has increased, and his mentality is different.

"You are very confident." Elerethe also smiled.

"Of course, people should always have some confidence. The future is always uncertain. In fact, this is also an opportunity, don't you think?" Zul'ra asked with a smile.

"What opportunity?" Elerethe turned confused.

"It's an opportunity to see Alliance's true nature." Zul'ra raised his increasingly thick eyebrows. The two countries were at war, and if he didn't kill the envoy, he was just a messenger now, not the leader of Horde's army. Killing him would have no effect except angering Horde. If Daelin wanted to do that, then it would not be an injustice no matter how he died.

"I don't really understand." Elerethe was a little confused. Bei En, who was next to him, also looked confused and didn't understand either.

"I can't explain it to you in words. In short, this is an opportunity to show what's inside..." Zul'ra looked at the confused Elerethe and Bei En and spread his hands. This is a cultural barrier, as if he can't explain "gentleman" with the words of this world.

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