An Elf Maiden's Experiences

Dear High Druid, and all my sisters and brothers, greetings from Karasha Starfall, sent from the distant Lordaeron Continent.

I had been staying in this human territory called Hillsbrad for several months now. What an awful name.

I hoped you would not worry about me. In truth, I was doing very well here. Human towns were far prettier and cleaner than that Dwarf port city. I truly hoped Auberdine's future routes could reach this beautiful coastal town called Southshore directly.

I had already met High Druid Ireferral in the Alterac Mountains. She was delighted by my arrival and gave me many ginkgo leaves and oak seeds.

I saw those green-skinned Orcs for the first time here. Their tusks were truly terrifying, as was their nauseating body odor. Under Elune's blessing, our Dwarf allies repelled the enemy's attack. That pungent smell of gunpowder did not seem quite so unbearable anymore.

The human lands were very peaceful. It was said that the neighboring Silverpine Forest was filled with animals corrupted by the Undead, as well as lurking Undead monsters.

I could feel the earth's sorrowful grief. My request to enter Silverpine Forest was rejected by the human lord here. He even sent his guards to watch me outside the woods, preventing me from going there on my own. What a cowardly human knight!

At this point in her writing, the Night Elf could not help looking down on that seemingly mighty knight again. He was actually so afraid of the Undead. For Remilia's sake, she would refrain from writing anything bad about him.

The plague contamination caused by the local Undead invasion had now been preliminarily resolved. The earth was beginning to regain its vitality and gradually purify itself. Given some time, it would fully recover.

Guided by the power of nature,