After seeing Aaron, Kel'Thuzad was very excited. He dragged Aaron and talked for a long time about what happened after he came to Stormheim with difficulty.
Only then did Aaron realize that Kel'Thuzad had been staying at Broken Isles for the past two years. This was really beyond Aaron's expectations, Kel'Thuzad is indeed a person who has persisted in studying Necromancy for several years under the pressure of Dalaran. If nothing else, this resilience alone is enough to surprise Aaron.
According to what Kel'Thuzad said, after he separated from Aaron last time, he first went back to Dalaran, and then embarked on the road to Stormheim alone.
Kel'Thuzad is not as familiar with the terrain of Broken Isles as Aaron is. He can only find his way based on the information he heard from the Kul Tiras store. In the process, Kel'Thuzad encountered There was a lot of trouble. First, he was attacked by Fal'dorei in Suramar. After escaping with difficulty, he ran to Val'sharah in a panic. As a result, he encountered several inexplicable comas in that area and was thrown into the wild.
In Aaron's opinion, Kel'Thuzad must have strayed into Druid's dream forest, and ended up falling under Druid's spell, and was thrown out by Druid in a daze.
Because of the fear of the unknown, Kel'Thuzad left Val'sharah in a hurry. However, this was the beginning of his difficult journey. After that, Kel'Thuzad arrived at Highmountain with high mountains and steep cliffs. E, was chased by the two-headed monster here, and was chased by Harpy... Until he met the kind-hearted Highmountain Tauren, he barely managed to have a safe journey.
However, the Taurens sent Kel'Thuzad to the border between Highmountain and Stormheim and then returned. After that, Kel'Thuzad experienced a series of dangers in Stormheim, and finally found a less exclusive Vrykul. Horde, relying on the little herbal medicine skills he mastered, was regarded as a noble wizard by Vrykul - which is the Vrykul Horde where Aaron is now.
After Horde learned a little about the legend about Val'kyr, Kel'Thuzad hurriedly embarked on a journey to find Val'kyr. Originally, Kel'Thuzad did not expect that he would He will stay here for so long, but I don't know whether it is Kel'Thuzad's luck or his misfortune. Not long after Kel'Thuzad left this Horde, he happened to encounter a scene that happened between two Vrykul Horde's war, and on the battlefield, a Val'kyr appeared.
This Val'kyr is one of the few Val'kyr who still insists on performing his duties and leads the soul of the Vrykul warrior who died on the battlefield to Halls of Valor. Playing like this There are not many Val'kyrs left in the world, and when this Val'kyr appeared on the battlefield, the morale of all Vrykuls on both sides of the war was greatly boosted, which directly caused the casualty rate in that war to be much higher than usual.
At the same time, Kel'Thuzad, who was blocked by this Vrykul war, also noticed this Val'kyr. Seeing this Val'kyr's action of sending Vrykul's soul to Halls of Valor with his own eyes made Kel'Thuzad extremely excited.
Because of this, Kel'Thuzad began to track the traces of Val'kyr. However, after all, he was not familiar with the terrain of Stormheim, and... Val'kyr could fly, so Boss Kel lost track of him without any surprise.
However, the experience of seeing Val'kyr with his own eyes greatly increased Kel'Thuzad's confidence, and he devoted himself even more enthusiastically to searching for the legend and traces of Val'kyr. As a result, he actually found records about Val'kyr in some ruins.
"Based on the records on those stone tablets, I found a Val'kyr who is resident in Stormheim." Kel'Thuzad dug out a large number of records from his package and showed them to Aaron Look: "In the legend of Vrykul, that Val'kyr lives in an abyss next to the sea. According to my discovery, the name of that Val'kyr should be Helya."
"Who did you say...?" Aaron suspected that he had heard wrong, so he checked again. Kel'Thuzad felt a little strange about Aaron's emotional changes, but he still said it again, "Helya, what's wrong?"
"Well, keep talking." Aaron looked at Kel'Thuzad and looked like he had already met Helya, "Since you know where Helya is, why didn't you go find her and come back here instead?"
Aaron feels that Kel'Thuzad is definitely not the kind of person who would give up halfway, so how could he suddenly return to Horde after two years of leaving? Could it be that there are any other key clues in this village?
"About this..." Kel'Thuzad shook his head and said to Aaron, "About this matter, I originally planned to go directly to the place called Helheim. I also found relevant clues, but..."
After Kel'Thuzad found the clue of Helya, he used this clue to find more things. The most important of them was the news that there was a Vrykul named Hablon who was driving Naglfar and acting as the messenger of Helya on the sea.
Unlike the elusive Val'kyr, many Vrykul had seen the whereabouts of Naglfar, so Kel'Thuzad wanted to start with this ship to find Helya.
However...
"What's strange is that, according to the information I got, Naglfar has not appeared for more than a year." Kel'Thuzad said helplessly. He didn't know that the ship he was looking for had already become Aaron's Dreadwake, so he turned to look for Helheim directly.
However, in this process, Kel'Thuzad encountered obstacles. Perhaps Vrykul discovered his purpose and felt that he might have evil intentions, which made his search for clues even more difficult.
"I think this matter must have something to do with that old Vrykul." Kel'Thuzad said with some depression, "No matter which Vrykul I go to Horde, that old guy will definitely appear near me, and every time he appears, Vrykul, who originally had a good attitude towards me, will immediately turn against him. I have basically been avoiding that guy in the past six months."
"Someone is stopping you?" Aaron was moved when he heard Kel'Thuzad's description, and immediately asked, "Do you know the name of that old Vrykul?"
"What's his name?" Kel'Thuzad thought about it for a moment. He was just avoiding the other person and really didn't have any intention to pay attention to the guy's name. Fortunately, he vaguely heard the name of the old Vrykul. After recalling it for a while, he still remembered it. "I remember it was Harvey, right?"
"Harvey?!" Aaron almost jumped up when he heard the name. Unexpectedly, before he even started looking for it, the clue of Odyn came to him. It really took no effort at all.