"You... just put this thing here?" Halduron glanced at Aaron, stretched out his finger and carefully touched the jar on the ground, "It looks like something evil."
"You're done." Aaron looked at Halduron with a dead expression, "You have been exposed to Source of the Plague, and you have been infected by the plague. Now you must be burned to death to stop the spread of the plague."
"What?" Halduron screamed, and the finger that touched the jar quickly retracted as if it had touched a poisonous snake. What Aaron just said clearly frightened him, and his face turned a little pale, but he soon noticed the smile on Aaron's face, "Hey, this joke is not funny at all."
"I didn't expect you to actually believe it." Aaron spread his hands, then showed the empty jar in his hand to everyone, told everyone present about his previous findings, and finally concluded. "I want to bring this to the mages to see if they can work out any solution."
"You still want to study this thing?" Bolvar frowned and looked at the jar on the ground, "I think this thing should be destroyed directly and handed over to the mages. I don't know what will happen."
No wonder Bolvar thinks so. His thoughts can represent the thoughts of many Eastern Kingdoms residents. Handing dangerous things to the mages is almost equivalent to setting a time bomb.
What's more, Bolvar is a member of Kingdom of Stormwind, and Stormwind City was destroyed in the first Orcs war. If we look closely at the reasons, we can attribute this debt to Medivh. Bolvar naturally maintains distrust of mages.
"If there are only a few of these things, they will be ruined if they are destroyed." Aaron sighed, "But Lich King may be able to take out a lot of these things at any time, so it is better to study them in advance."
"A lot?" Bolvar's expression changed. He had seen Drak'Tharon Keep's tragic situation. The cause of all this was from these jars on the ground. If this plague spread in Eastern Kingdoms, the situation would be very bad... His expression changed a few times. Bolvar sighed and stopped insisting on his opinion.
"Okay, put these jars here first, don't move." Aaron stood up and looked around, and found two golden Val'kyr suspended on the edge of the fortress platform.
"Aradne?"
"Hmph!" Although Aradne seemed unwilling to talk to Aaron, he looked at Xal'atath beside him and reluctantly said, "What do you want from me?"
"I would like to ask, do you know how many pieces of Source of the Plague Ner'zhul gave to Drakuru?" Aaron didn't care about Val'kyr's attitude. It's normal to have resentment against yourself. There's no need to worry about it, as long as it doesn't hold you back in serious matters.
"You said that, it should be five pieces." Aradne thought about it and told Aaron the answer.
"Thank you." Aaron waved his hand, and then said to Aradne, "Welcome to the team, newcomer."
"Huh!" Aradne snorted dissatisfiedly and stopped talking to Aaron.
Aaron turned to Xal'atath, "What are you doing?"
"Waiting for someone," Xal'atath pointed at Aradne, "The boss said someone would pick him up."
"What?" Aaron was a little confused and didn't know what Xal'atath was talking about. "Why don't you let her leave me this time?"
In the past few times, Xal'atath recruited new people through Aaron as a bridge to get the unknown Halls of Valor, but this time they did not do so.
"Because the boss still has something to tell her to do." Xal'atath sighed, "I understand clearly that no matter how many people I recruit, no one will replace my work. When I think about it, I suddenly lose motivation."
After muttering some words that Aaron didn't understand, Xal'atath waved at him and asked him to do his own thing. She and Aradne still had to wait for someone to come over.
Aaron returned to Drakuru and motioned to Halduron and others who were watching him warily to get out of the way. "As per our agreement, you can leave. I hope the next time we meet him we won't be on the battlefield."
"Don't worry, I will hide as soon as I leave here and I will never come out." Drakuru walked out from the crowd and left the fortress.
In the next few days, under the command of brother and sister Orsonn, the Furbolgs moved to Drak'Tharon Keep one after another. The Furbolgs who moved to their new home were quite satisfied with the fortress. However, Furbolgs did not understand that Orsonn told them that the food in the fortress was inedible.
Orsonn has no choice. Although Aaron said that he could try using Holy Light to purify these grains, Aaron cannot guarantee that his method will be effective.
Orsonn thought about it and felt that rather than taking risks, it would be better to be prudent and simply give up these grains to avoid the spread of the plague among Furbolg.
In order to prevent some Furbolgs from secretly eating the food stored by Ice Trolls in the fortress, Orsonn could only organize people to gather all the food together and ignited all the food with a fire. For a while, the aroma of food was everywhere inside and outside the fortress, but it soon turned into a burnt smell.
After the Furbolgs burned all the unstable factors such as the food and Troll corpses in the fortress, Aaron said goodbye to Orsonn for the time being, took the people back to Utgarde, and organized everyone here to prepare to move to Grizzly Hills.
Aaron finally followed Bolvar's suggestion and prepared to move the entire expedition team to Grizzly Hills. It just so happened that the Kul Tiras fleet responsible for transporting supplies for the expedition team had just arrived. With the help of the fleet, the relocation process was very smooth.
The new site selected by Aaron for the expedition team is located northeast of Drak'Tharon Keep, which is roughly the location near Silverbrook and Blue Sky Logging Grounds in the game. There is a river leading to the open sea, which is convenient for the Kul Tiras fleet to enter and exit. There are also a large number of towering trees nearby, which are very good whether they are used to build wooden houses or cut down and sold.
After the relocation was completed, everyone in the expedition team needed to rest, and Aaron took advantage of this time to lead a group of people at the command level to prepare for the next battle.
"Before the war begins, there is someone who wants to meet with you." While Aaron was busy preparing for the next battle, Liadrin found Aaron with a tangled expression on his face, "That guy said he had something important to tell you."
"Who? What made you look like this?" Aaron glanced at Liadrin in surprise and followed her outside the camp. When he saw the person waiting for him, he couldn't help but exclaimed, "Why is it you?"