Mischievous Girl Valeera
"But those are the coins we used to make wishes." Tarecgosa was about to explode, but seeing that Zul'ra didn't want to argue, she seemed somewhat dissatisfied.
"But she fished up all the coins, what should we do?" Zul'ra smiled wryly. The girl was being unreasonable; they couldn't just kill her over something like this!
"Throw it in again!" Tarecgosa without hesitation.
"I heard that once a wishing coin is fished out of the pool, it stops working," Anveena, somewhat embarrassed.
"You humans are so stupid. This isn't a wishing fountain; it's not for making wishes, so making one won't do any good," the Sin'dorei girl said with a mocking smile.
"I can throw it wherever I want, what's it to you?" When Tarecgosa saw that the girl dared to interrupt, she immediately turned hostile. She didn't care about coins or wishes at all; what really angered her was the girl's arrogance. Even if you're fishing for coins, wait until I'm far away!
"I don't care, I just picked up a few coins, I made a profit!" The Sin'dorei girl held up the coins in her hand, a very smug smile on her face.
"You..." Tarecgosa stared at the Sin'dorei girl with a face that looked like she wanted to punch a punch, grinding her teeth. She couldn't help but want to revert to her original Blue Dragonflight form, but Zul'ra grabbed her arm and stopped her. At the same time, a strange sound came.
"Screech... Bang!" Accompanied by a piercing scream, a firework exploded in the sky in the northwest corner of Garden City, sending colorful sparks flying in all directions. Even in daylight, it was incredibly dazzling. As the firework appeared, the Sin'dorei who were originally on the street gathered around it.
"Don't cause trouble here," Zul'ra reminded Tarecgosa, watching the magical fireworks explode in the sky.
"Fine, I won't take your coins today." The Sin'dorei girl also saw the magical fireworks light up the square. She casually tossed the coin she had just fished up back into the pool, then clapped her hands and left amidst the throbbing veins on Tarecgosa's forehead.
"May I know your name, beautiful lady?" Zul'ra asked, looking at the rather unruly Sin'dorei girl.
"What, you want to come back and cause me trouble?" The Sin'dorei girl was originally planning to head towards the place where fireworks were going off and crowds were gathering, but when Zul'ra asked her name, her green pupils lifted slightly, carrying an expression that seemed to be contemptuous.
"If it's inconvenient, then forget it." Zul'ra looked at the rather clever girl, shook her head with a smile. No matter how you react to this kind of mischievous girl, she will take advantage of your kindness. The best way is to just let it go.
"Human, listen up. My name is Valeera, Valila S. Gunnar. Remember this name." Just as Zul'ra had expected, the Sin'dorei girl's competitive spirit flared up upon seeing his nonchalant expression. She was quite displeased; if he didn't give his name, wouldn't that mean she was afraid of him?
"Okay, Valeera, we'll see!" Zul'ra smiled and nodded slightly when she saw that the girl had indeed given her name.
Looking at the human who always wore a calm smile and seemed a little strange, Valeera, a sense of regret rose in her heart; she seemed to have acted impulsively just now.
Although she knew she had acted impulsively, Valeera was unwilling to go back on her word, nor could she. So she gave Zul'ra a disdainful look before turning and disappearing into the crowd.
"That guy is infuriating." Tarecgosa watched the proud figure disappear into the crowd and couldn't help but feel a burning rage.
"Don't worry, we'll figure out how to deal with her later. I can sense it..." Zul'ra withdrew his gaze from the departing girl and comforted Tarecgosa. He was quite familiar with the name Valeera; this was truly lucky.
"You have a way to deal with her?" Tarecgosa's eyes lit up.
"What did you sense?" Anveena frowned as she watched the girl merge into the crowd. This girl gave off a really bad vibe. But what exactly did Zul'ra sense?
"She might be going to do something bad, we just need to follow her." Zul'ra vaguely remembered that this girl seemed to have been caught stealing and was eventually thrown into the arena, and then she was lucky enough to help the King of Stormwind.
"Something bad?" Several question marks appeared above Anveena's head; she couldn't imagine what something bad could be!
"We'll find out when we get there. Are we going to expose her when she does something bad?" Tarecgosa was eager to try. She didn't doubt Zul'ra's words, and besides, she really wanted to teach that girl a lesson; she was so annoying.
"Well! Let me think about it. Let's follow them first." Zul'ra shook her head. She couldn't think of anything for the moment. Meeting Valeera was really an accident, but perhaps disrupting the Stormwind King's fortunes was a pretty good option.
As luck would have it, Zul'ra, along with two girls, followed the flow of people to the northwest corner of the Garden Market. There, in the public area, a platform had been erected with two tables on it. Behind the tables sat a male and a female Sin'dorei, both impeccably dressed, taking turns speaking and spitting as they spoke.
"What's going on here?" Anveena blinked as she looked at the duel on the high platform. She couldn't understand Thalassian and had no idea where she was.
"It's a debate, a debate about Silvermoon City's stance." Zul'ra was somewhat surprised. He hadn't expected that he, who had only come to discipline a certain unruly girl, would witness this scene.
At this moment, a debate is taking place on the public platform, a debate among the Sin'dorei commoners about the future of Quel'Thalas.
There are two tables, one for those who want to remain neutral and the other for those who support the Alliance. Both sides point out the advantages of neutrality and joining the Alliance, and then criticize each other's shortcomings.
This was the first time Zul'ra had ever seen such open political discussion; it was quite rare. From the perspective of enlightening the public, it was actually quite good. The Amani'lai were obedient, but they lacked their own opinions on some issues.
"Look, look." Just as Zul'ra was listening intently to the debate on the stage, his arm was gently pulled by Tarecgosa, Tarecgosa pointed to the crowd in the distance to give him directions.
Zul'ra followed Tarecgosa's finger and saw a Sin'dorei girl standing behind a richly dressed male Sin'dorei in the crowd. Although it was only her back and her figure was slightly obscured, he could tell that it was Valeera, and she was stealing something.
"Shall we go up and expose her now?" Valeera, Tarecgosa's crime, couldn't help but offer her suggestion with a wicked grin.
"That's not good. I have a better idea." Zul'ra looked at Valeera, who had moved away in the distance, revealing a tattered male Sin'dorei robe, and couldn't help but smile.
"How do we do it?" Tarecgosa asked anxiously as Valeera finished her task. She was eager to embarrass the girl and get revenge for her earlier outburst.
"Don't disturb her, she'll keep going. Come closer, wait a minute, go do this..." After reading the case file, Zul'ra moved into the crowd and approached Valeera, who was next to a victim. She whispered a plan in Tarecgosa's ear.
There's nothing left at night.