I got up early today and started writing right away. I have corrected it, and I apologize for the trouble it caused.
Today's update will be a little late. I got up too early because I did not want to delay things, so I am very sleepy now. I also drank a little yesterday and felt somewhat unwell when I woke up. I am going out for a meal, then coming back to catch up on sleep, so the update will not come until tonight, possibly quite late.
Lordaeron City was no ordinary place.
As the capital of the Kingdom of Gilneas, Lordaeron City held immense political significance.
Unrest in a kingdom's capital would have enormous consequences.
With panic spreading, Lordaeron City's prosperity would suffer. Large numbers of wealthy merchants would leave. Decline would come easily, but restoring its prosperity would be far harder.
Lordaeron's security was therefore crucial. Absolutely nothing could be allowed to go wrong.
In Rex's view, although there were Undead in the Western Plaguelands, Lordaeron City was in no danger whatsoever. Even if those Undead doubled in strength, they still could not threaten the city.
As the capital of the Kingdom of Gilneas, Lordaeron City had now had the weaknesses in its walls repaired. Given how thick and sturdy those walls were, the city would face no danger unless the Lich King deployed his main army.
Rex knew this, and he believed Vincent could see it too. But while they understood, the ordinary people of Lordaeron City did not.
There was no need for the Undead to capture Lordaeron City. Given their reputation, merely hearing that they had entered Tirisfal Glades would cause devastating panic.
Panic would throw Lordaeron City into turmoil, and as the capital of the Kingdom of Gilneas, unrest there meant unrest in