When he heard that Terenas decided to mobilize a force of nearly ten thousand people to support Quel'Thalas, Aaron thought that the seemingly ambitious old king was a little too stingy. However, after the Legion team was assembled, Aaron found that he was wrong, and it was very wrong.
As the saying goes, if the number of people exceeds 10,000, there is no limit. When the crowd of tens of thousands Legion gathered under the Lordaeron wall, Aaron was in a daze and could not even see the edge of the sea of people in front of him.
For everyone at Eastern Kingdoms, the first time they saw such a large force was when Alliance assembled the army to fight against Orcs. At that time, Marshal Alliance The number of soldiers under Anduin·Lothar's command was several times greater than this time, but this was normal. After all, Alliance was facing life and death at that time, and it was completely incomparable with this battle to support Quel'Thalas.
In fact, according to the information provided by High Elfs, the total number of Trolls within Zul'Amans is only about 20,000. Even though the proportion of combat professionals among Trolls is much higher than that of other races, the number of soldiers these Forest Trolls can mobilize will never be higher than the number of troops assembled in Lordaerons this time.
Following Uther's order, this large force turned into a long snake that meandered along the main road of Lordaeron, heading straight to Quel'Thalas.
After all the main forces embarked on the journey, the command headquarters composed of the upper echelons of Silver Hand and the commanders of Lordaeron also embarked on this road. Following them were observers sent by various countries, such as young King Varian, Ironforge ambassador Muradin, dwarf craftsman Sicco Thermaplugg...
Perhaps it was because Terenas's idea this time was too bold. Even Gilneas, who had already made the intention to withdraw from the Alliance and took action, also sent an observer escorted by a team of elite soldiers. Coincidentally, this person was an acquaintance of Aaron - Prince Liam.
This young prince has always disagreed with his father's isolation policy, and it was his own insistence that he would lead the team to join the battle to support Quel'Thalas.
Of course, the stubborn King Genn also realized that his old friend Terenas's actions this time might not only support Quel'Thalas, but also be seen by some people, including him, who wanted to break away from the Alliance, so he agreed to his son's idea.
Behind this complex team of observers, all of whom have high status, is the mage group sent by Dalaran. As a loyal ally of Lordaeron, Dalaran sent dozens of mages to accompany the army, and the leader of the team was the worried-looking Kael'thas.
Prince High Elf had already received the news when Farstriders' Camp fell, but even he did not expect that the elves' old rivals spent a lot of money this time and launched a crazy attack on Quel'Thalas. However, the counterattack force organized by Silvermoon City was defeated by the cunning Troll for various reasons.
If Kael'thas hadn't had confidence in Silvermoon City's magical defense, and knew in his heart that staying in Dalaran to gain greater support for his compatriots was what he should do, he would have rushed back to Quel'Thalas to participate in this war.
Being in the front row of the mage team, Kael'thas, who is full of worries, plans to persuade his father to stay in the Alliance after resolving the crisis of Quel'Thalas this time.
There have been far more major events in the past ten years than in the previous thousands of years. In the face of this era of sudden changes, if High Elfs continue to hold on to their original old ideas, they will only plunge Quel'Thalas into more crises.
"Father, times have changed." Kael'thas murmured, raised his head again, looked at the endless queue ahead, and had a clearer understanding of the power of the Alliance. This powerful army can certainly easily relieve Quel'Thalas's crisis, and it can certainly easily put Quel'Thalas into crisis again - if Sun King insists on withdrawing from the Alliance.
"Your Highness, don't worry, this crisis can be easily resolved." At this moment, a young voice interrupted Kael'thas's thoughts and said to him, "Your Highness, why don't you think about it, after Zul'Aman is destroyed, how can Quel'Thalas ensure that these cunning guys will not reappear."
Kael'thas turned to look at the man, with a smile on his face, and said, "Mr. Aaron, you don't have to worry about me, but why don't you control the ship and come here to chat with me?"
Aaron smiled bitterly when he heard this, pointed at the noisy people behind him and said, "I actually want His Highness to go and restrain the masters. They are really... a little too curious."
Quel'Thalas's envoy group was following Kael'thas before, Vereesa was naturally among them, Aaron was naturally following, and then... his Dreadwake naturally attracted the attention of Dalaran mages.
In terms of curiosity, the mages of Dalaran are no less than the dwarf craftsmen in this regard. Faced with Dreadwake, which can fly in the air, the mages immediately became interested in research. These guys begged Aaron to let them board the ship under the pretext that it would be more comfortable to travel by boat. What happened after that made Aaron crazy.
After Aaron realized that this group of mages would always seize every opportunity to go to any corner of Dreadwake to conduct research on the ship, he immediately came up with the idea of driving these people off the ship. These people finally restrained themselves a little before Aaron became angry, and Aaron did not insist on driving these people off the ship.
However, by virtue of their various magical abilities, these mages were always able to bypass the vigilant gaze of Aaron and continue to carry out various fanciful research on Dreadwake, including but not limited to using various harmless or harmful methods to explore the magic core of the ship. Although these mages failed to sense the power of magic on Dreadwake, they insisted that the ship must be flying in the air with magical power.
Aaron had no choice but to come and complain to Kael'thas, hoping that he could restrain these mages a little. Although the mages did not cause damage to Dreadwake, Dreadwake has a large number of explosive weapons piled up. Aaron is very worried that these guys will accidentally blow up those weapons full of gunpowder. By then, Dreadwake will probably perform a fireworks show of unprecedented scale.
As one of the members of Council of Six, Kael'thas still has a high reputation among the mages. The mages have finally restrained their behavior. As for their small actions in private, Aaron can only turn a blind eye.
Fortunately, this journey finally reached the end. After the forward of the support force entered Quel'Thalas, the mages could no longer enjoy the leisurely trip and caused trouble to Aaron. As mages accompanying the army, they naturally had to be ready to fight at any time. Dalaran did not send them here just to serve as flower vases. 2k. net