Aaron is not quite sure what Kel'Thuzad said Harvey must be Odyn in Stormheim The incarnation of walking, but Aaron was a little surprised when he heard this name at first, and he hurriedly asked Kel'Thuzad about Harvey.
It's a pity that Kel'Thuzad had contact with Harvey at the beginning. Later, he directly regarded Harvey as the god of plague. It can be said that he avoided it as much as possible. He didn't know much about Harvey.
"When I first met that old guy, it was probably more than a year ago." It can be seen that Kel'Thuzad has great resentment towards Harvey, and he was not polite at all when talking about him. After a little recall, Kel'Thuzad mentioned a contact between himself and Harvey The process told Aaron: "The old guy's attitude towards me was quite good at that time. Among those Vrykul who only knew how to drink and fight, he should be regarded as a rare wise man. This old man was different from other Vrykul. He was very interested in the news from the outside world. He talked a lot with me at the beginning."
Kel'Thuzad must admit that he and Harvey got along pretty well at first. According to his recollection, Harvey was an elder full of wisdom, and had a positive and optimistic nature. He was also quite polite to Kel'Thuzad, an outsider.
But when Harvey knew that Kel'Thuzad was looking for traces of Helya, he immediately changed his mind. Kel'Thuzad recalled, "I don't know if it was my illusion. At that moment, I even thought that guy wanted to kill me."
The actual situation was worse than what Kel'Thuzad said. When Harvey or Odyn knew that Kel'Thuzad said the name Helya, he almost lost control directly.
Odyn had just discovered that the seal that trapped him in Halls of Valor was loosened. At that time, he guessed that Loken or Helya was dead, so he made An incarnation arrived at Stormheim, wandering between Vrykul and Horde, intending to find out which bastard died that caused him to be trapped in Halls of Valor for ten thousand years.
The name Helya stimulated the anger accumulated in Harvey's heart for tens of thousands of years. When Odyn, who remotely controlled the incarnation of Harvey, was angry in Halls of Valor, the sky near Halls of Valor was obscured by dark clouds.
Fortunately, tens of thousands of years of imprisonment made Odyn's patience much improved. He controlled his anger and had the patience to learn more about Kel'Thuzad. Only then did he realize that this human being was brave enough to study Val'kyr.
Since then, Odyn has had great interest in Kel'Thuzad. Since then, Harvey has been following Kel'Thuzad, Wherever Kel'Thuzad appears, Harvey will follow it, while using various methods to sabotage Kel'Thuzad's search for traces of Val'kyr and Helya.
For an immortal with an endless lifespan, this thing is just a little embellishment on the long road of life. Harvey is so tossing Kel'Thuzad that it is difficult to say that the chief management officer is not looking for fun.
It was also because of this that Kel'Thuzad was able to save his own life, otherwise it would have been too easy for Harvey or Odyn to kill Kel'Thuzad. It was not until Kel'Thuzad was finally tortured to the point that he could no longer bear it, and had no choice but to return to this Vrykul village, wanting to rest for a while.
When Kel'Thuzad finished talking about his experience of being framed by Harvey, Aaron became more and more convinced that Vrykul was Harvey, then asked Kel'Thuzad about the place where he last saw Harvey. After confirming the location, Aaron planned to look for Harvey.
After Aaron confirmed the location of Harvey, he contacted Archaedas and told him the news.
Archaedas was still at sea and rushed to Stormheim with Sea Giant. After learning that Aaron had received the news from Odyn, he asked Aaron to find a way to find Odyn and stabilize him first, and wait for Archaedas to arrive before talking about the follow-up matters.
But what Aaron didn't expect was that there was no need for him to go to Harvey, Harvey came to him on his own initiative.
This is not surprising. The main entertainment activity of Harvey or Odyn these days is tormenting Kel'Thuzad. It makes no sense for Kel'Thuzad to return to this village and Harvey not to follow.
When Harvey appeared, it was almost the time when Aaron was preparing to leave. At that time, Harvey appeared outside the village of Vrykul alone on a Storm Drake.
For Vrykul of Stormheim, those who can tame Storm Drake are warriors worthy of respect. For example, there are very few warriors in this village who can tame a Storm Drake.
And Harvey obviously did not look like an enemy coming to provoke him alone, so he received a great welcome, far more warmly than Aaron. Who knows that Aaron is a human being regarded as a degraded species by Vrykul, and it is inevitable that he will be looked down upon by Vrykul.
After Harvey entered the village, he quickly became involved with Vrykul in the village and gained the trust of the people in the village.
Kel'Thuzad and Aaron were hiding in the house silently watching all this happen. Seeing Harvey quickly blending into the village, Kel'Thuzad gritted his teeth with hatred.
However, after getting angry, Kel'Thuzad began to pack his luggage, apparently intending to avoid Harvey again.
But Aaron stopped him and said that there was no need to worry about this matter. Why not let him get in touch with Harvey first? Maybe Harvey would not be so targeted at Kel'Thuzad?
"Can it really be useful?" Kel'Thuzad looked at Aaron suspiciously. The psychological shadow Harvey left on him made him not believe that Aaron could make Harvey give up causing trouble for himself.
"Then you have to give it a try." Aaron said seriously to Kel'Thuzad: "You can't keep hiding like this, right? Are you still studying Val'kyr?"
"So, you go ahead." Kel'Thuzad watched Aaron leave, lowered his head and thought for a while, then continued to pack his luggage, "I'd better be prepared."
When Aaron came out of the room, Harvey was sitting by the fire chatting with Vrykul and toasting from time to time.
"Are you the mortal who got Truthguard?" Harvey seemed to have heard about Aaron from other Vrykul. He was not surprised at all when he saw Aaron appear. Instead, he took the initiative to say hello to Aaron, "Come on, young man, have a drink with me."
Looking at the wine glass handed over by Harvey, Aaron was a little confused. Compared to the size of Aaron, this wine glass made of hollowed-out logs could be said to be a wine barrel. Although Aaron could hold this wine glass, it would be a problem to finish it.