The newly acquired staff felt as though it were connected to his flesh and blood, and Karen sensed that it had a soul.
Could there be such a thing as a weapon spirit? Would some tiny, translucent fairy-like girl one day jump out of the staff?
Karen stared at the staff again and again, but ultimately put it away.
Now that the staff had acknowledged him as its master, it no longer radiated energy outward. Once stored in spatial equipment, it could not be detected.
Karen began examining the other invisible asset Aegwynn had left behind: this stone chamber.
First, it was extremely well hidden and could serve as a base. Second, Medivh, who would later be controlled by Sargeras, would build Karazhan on this land and hide within it to make his plans.
With a foothold here, he could closely observe Medivh's actions, sabotage them when necessary, or foresee them in advance and reduce the damage.
This place would definitely become a strategic location in the future.
But first, he needed to build a teleportation array. Only after one was established could this location be effectively used without being discovered.
Brother had previously said he wanted to establish a teleportation array station near Stormwind City. I think this place would be perfect.
Although it was still a little far from Stormwind City, it was secluded.
What would you High Elves want with an ultra-long-range teleportation array in a human kingdom?
Of course it had to be done in secret. Secrecy was the foremost condition.
Mm, once I got back, I would tell Brother to build the teleportation array here. This place had to be kept secret as well. Brother needed to send trusted confidants over.
After returning to Stormwind City by the original route, Karen informed his brother, Kael'thas,