"So... so amazing!" the little girl Tess stared at Dreadwake in amazement as she soared from the sea, exclaiming with her eyes wide open.
Although Liam on the side did not show it, judging from the fact that he did not ask Tess to maintain courtesy, he was obviously in great shock.
Although the knights on both sides remained calm, the war horses under their crotches showed uneasiness. They snorted at Dreadwake flying in the air. The horses kept tapping on the spot, looking very agitated. The knights comforted them for a while before the horses calmed down. However, it could still be seen that these war horses were very uneasy.
"This ship can actually fly?" Liam looked at Dreadwake and said blankly, "Is this a new technology developed by Dalaran?"
Obviously, when the residents of Eastern Kingdoms see this kind of counterintuitive existence, they will basically think of Dalaran, who is famous for magic. In this regard, even the upper-class figures of the Seven Kingdoms like Liam are similar.
"Brother, can I go up and take a look?" Tess on the side broke away from Liam's hand, ran to Aaron, raised his head and looked at Aaron with his big shining eyes.
"Tess!" Liam said to Tess with a serious look.
Aaron said it didn't matter, summoned the griffin, and invited Tess to go up to Dreadwake with him.
The excited Tess looked back at Liam. After seeing his brother nodded slightly, he climbed onto the griffon with a cheer. Aaron asked Vereesa to hug Tess tightly. After saying hello, he controlled the griffin to fly onto the deck of Dreadwake.
The little girl was obviously very interested in this novel experience. She kept yelling and screaming from the first moment she stepped on Dreadwake. After walking around on the deck for a while, she reluctantly asked Aaron to take her down.
"Tess, don't you want to play on the boat for a while?" Vereesa on the side squatted down and looked at Tess and asked.
Tess had a look of struggle and hesitation on his face, bit his lower lip lightly and said, "Brother will not agree."
"Then let's invite your brother to come up too, okay?" After Vereesa finished speaking, he and Aaron gestured with their eyes. The meaning was very obvious, and this task will be left to you.
Aaron agreed, cāo) controlled the gryphon to fly down, and invited Liam to come up to Dreadwake. Liam was still a little hesitant, but thinking of Aaron's previous deeds, he finally agreed.
Even Aaron himself didn't expect this. After Grim Batol's trip ended, the ones with the most widespread reputations among the people who were traveling with him were actually him and Vereesa, Rhonin and Falstad were reduced to supporting roles. As for Sir Duncan and Falstad's subordinates, their names were not even spread.
After coordination, some of the knights responsible for escorting the Liam brother and sister were separated to go to Dreadwake to continue protecting the two royal members, while the others led the carriage on the ground and followed the established route.
However, it was not their turn for Aaron to bring these people up with the gryphon. These heavily armored knights could only climb up to the deck along the rope ladder on the side of Dreadwake.
After Liam got on the deck, he first said a few words to Tess with a straight face, and then said to Aaron, "I really caused trouble to you two."
"It doesn't matter. My ship is quite big. You can find a suitable place to sit wherever you like."
After the explanation, Aaron controlled Dreadwake to start and flew north along the route indicated by Liam. It was also at this time that Aaron heard Liam's destination for their trip: Pyrewood Village.
"Pyrewood Village?" When Aaron heard this place name, Lightning seemed to flash in his mind. In an instant, he remembered where he had heard of Baron Silverlaine. This guy is Shadowfang Keep. The original owner of was later killed by his master Arugal and Worgen under Arugal. The baron's castle became a must-visit dungeon for the vicious adventurers on their way to leveling up.
"It's Pyrewood Village, has Mr. Aaron ever been there before?" Liam glanced at Aaron in surprise, not knowing why he reacted to this place.
Aaron shook his head, saying that he had only heard of the name, and covered up the topic. "If Baron Silverlaine does not agree to move back, what will King Genn do?"
Liam sighed and said that he would try his best to persuade his father not to express his anger. He hoped in his heart that after these few days of buffering, the anger in Genn's heart could dissipate, otherwise it would almost inevitably trigger an internal fight among Gilneas.
"Brother, look, someone is watching us below." At this moment, Tess jumped up to Liam, pulled his brother's sleeve and walked towards the side of the ship.
"What will happen to Pyrewood Village?" Seeing Liam being dragged away by Tess, Vereesa walked to Aaron and asked in a low voice.
"Huh?" Aaron didn't understand why Vereesa asked this question.
"You felt something was wrong when you saw Liam. Later, when you heard about Pyrewood Village, your reaction was even more exaggerated. Others will know that there is a problem at a glance, okay? I think Prince Liam didn't ask in detail because he was not familiar with you." Vereesa smiled slyly and said, "Can you tell me about your choice, prophet?"
"Then tell me something you can say, but don't be scared after I finish speaking." Aaron looked around, and after confirming that no one was paying attention to him, he whispered, "If you see that prince, he will be killed."
"Ah?"
"Your second sister killed him."
"Ah?" The first sentence was okay, Vereesa was just a little surprised, but when he heard the last sentence of Aaron, he couldn't control it and covered his mouth to stop his voice.
"Look, this is the reason why I told you my dream. It may be a bit difficult for you to accept." Aaron spread his hands.
Vereesa nodded to express understanding. Aaron These two sentences had already frightened her a little. God knows how many more shocking news Aaron had in his mind.
But after calming down for a while, Vereesa reacted. "But what does this have to do with Pyrewood Village? Did my sister kill Liam at Pyrewood Village?"
Aaron shook his head. "That's not true. Your sister broke into Kingdom of Gilneas and killed Liam. As for Pyrewood Village... this matter started with a group of Undead."
"Undead? Is it related to Kel'Thuzad?" Vereesa is not a fool. Everything Aaron has done during this period has fallen into her eyes. Sometimes she can think of many things with just a prompt.
"Yes, it's related to Kel'Thuzad." Aaron confirmed Vereesa's guess and slowly told Gilneas in order to cope with the attack on Greymane Wall's Undead had to release a group of Worgen, and then this group of out-of-control Worgen captured the Pyrewood Village lord's castle and caused trouble for one party.
After listening to Aaron's story, Vereesa thought for a while, then suddenly looked at Aaron and said, "But what does this have to do with my second sister? You just sincerely wanted to scare me, right?"
Aaron thought for a while, nodded and said, "Yes, that's it."
"You guy." Vereesa gritted his teeth, rolled his eyes, stepped on Aaron's foot, and ran over Aaron for half a circle before he ran to chat with Tess satisfied.
Aaron looked at Vereesa's back and sighed. A voice rang in his mind. "Do you want to help Vereesa mentally prepare in this way?"
Aaron nodded silently. He didn't want to hide it from Vereesa, but out of concern for Vereesa, Aaron decided to reveal it to Vereesa first, so as not to over-stimulate Vereesa.
"Have you ever thought that Vereesa is much stronger than you think? Even if you tell her all your memories, she will still be able to accept it." Xal'atath said after being silent for a while.
Aaron shook his head. "Maybe, but I haven't figured out what kind of role I should play yet..."
This is also a question that Aaron has been hesitating about. He doesn't want Azeroth to go to the original miserable ending, but Aaron lacks a clear plan on what to do.
"Actually, there is a very simple way. Just kill Arthas and there won't be any Undead Scourge, right?"
"Hey, it's not that simple. Unless I can deal with Sargeras, killing one or two key figures is useless." Aaron curled his lips.
"It seems you haven't lost your mind yet." Xal'atath said happily and stopped talking.