"Tsk, tsk, that sounds quite cruel." Aaron held a glass of water and poured it into his mouth. Although the scene described by Vereesa was indeed miserable, Aaron lacked real experience because he had not seen it with his own eyes, so he did not spit it out directly. He just imagined the tragic scene and then automatically stopped thinking about it to avoid actually spitting it out.
Liadrin's face turned very ugly. He slapped the table and stood up, "Lor'themar This is too much, no, I have to go..."
It seems that for this girl Priest, what the rangers have done has exceeded the limit of what she can accept. Although to the elves, Troll has been an old enemy for tens of thousands of years, especially as Zul'Aman Chief Troll's Zul'jin, this cunning old Troll has been fighting with the elves for thousands of years, and he is a figure that makes the elves particularly resentful.
But before Liadrin could finish her words, a white-haired one-eyed elf walked quietly behind her, gently put his hand on her shoulder, and softly comforted Liadrin:
"Okay, Liadrin, don't be angry. I have asked them to stop. Next, I will arrange for people to send Zul'jin to Silvermoon City."
Before he spoke, Aaron didn't even notice when this guy came. It wasn't until he suddenly spoke that everyone became aware of his presence, which shocked Aaron.
But looking at the commonplace looks of the other elves around, it seemed that they were all used to this guy being so elusive. Thinking of this, Aaron was thoughtful. It seemed that this guy was the later Blood Elf leader who lacked a sense of presence - Regent Lord A-Qiang.
"I thought you would kill him directly." The anger on Liadrin's face dissipated a bit, but his words were still a bit stiff. Maybe Lor'themar needed a few more words of coaxing.
Lor'themar shook his head, reached out and gently touched the eyepatch on his left eye, and said in a cold voice, "That cunning villain should receive a more severe punishment. It would be easier for him to die now, but I have already paid the price from him."
Judging from the conversation between the two, this ranger with an unusually thin presence should indeed be Lor'themar·Theron. That's right. After Quel'Thalas suffers a huge change, this guy will become the regent who rules Quel'Thalas. Although he has not arrogantly claimed the throne, his power is almost the same.
Of course, Lor'themar is still only the second-in-command of the Ranger Force, and Lor'themar has no hope of promotion for a long time to come.
After all, no one could have imagined that ten years later, His Highness the Prince of Lordaeron would kindly come to streamline Quel'Thalas's personnel, allowing Lor'themar to complete the gorgeous transformation from Ranger Lord to Regent.
However, Lor'themar didn't say what exactly he did to Zul'jin, but looking at his actions and thinking about the image of Zul'jin later appearing in the game, Aaron felt that this guy should have blinded one of Zul'jin's eyes.
After exchanging a few words with Liadrin, Lor'themar turned his attention to Vereesa.
"Our little moon is back safely. How does it feel to perform a mission alone for the first time? By the way, who is this?"
Lor'themar obviously noticed the existence of Aaron, but he didn't specifically target him, he just asked in passing.
"My mission went smoothly this time, although I encountered some accidents during the process. This is Aaron, a human Paladin, who has helped me a lot these days, so I invited him to come to Quel'Thalas as a guest." Vereesa stood up and saluted Lor'themar, and said to him, introducing Aaron by the way.
"Oh, rare guest, Mr. Aaron, I hope you have a good time at Quel'Thalas." Lor'themar said politely to Aaron, and then began to ask Vereesa about the details of this mission.
Originally, the mission performed by Vereesa this time was just to escort Rhonin from Hillsbrad Foothills to Hasic. All the elf rangers thought this mission was simple and safe, so they handed it over to the sister of the ranger general, which was considered as an experience bonus for this newcomer with a huge background.
However, according to the magic communication sent back by Prince Kael'thas not long ago, the rangers knew that Vereesa encountered many unexpected things during this mission.
However, because the communication between the rangers stationed at the camp and Silvermoon City was not timely enough, the rangers did not expect that Vereesa's mission would be so exciting. Not only did they have to face Orcs who was driving Red Dragonflight to block the sky, but they also encountered the famous evil dragon Deathwing more than once.
When they heard that Vereesa dared to go deep into Khaz Modan where Orcs was entrenched with only a human Paladin and a dwarf Gryphon Rider, and even entered Grim Batol, most of the elf rangers who gathered around showed incredible expressions.
Although Orcs's large army has long been driven back to Dark Portal by the Alliance's army, the group of Dragonmaw Orcs entrenched in Khaz Modan is still very difficult to deal with.
At the moment, Alliance doesn't have much air force at all. Dragonhawk and High Elf's riders can do reconnaissance and surprise attacks, but it's too difficult for them to deal with Red Dragonflight.
The Wildhammer Dwarvess can ride griffons and fight the Red Dragonflights, but even the dwarves, the number of Gryphon Riders they can send to support Alliance countries is still limited. After all, there have already been a batch of Gryphon Rider followed Kurdran and was trapped on the other side of Dark Portal. Wildhammer Dwarves sent all their kings to fight, but the troops were still not sufficient. They could not even set up an air interception network to limit the scope of activities of the Orcs dragoons.
Vereesa and his party actually dared to break into the core area currently controlled by Dragonmaw Orcs. People really have to admire the courage of these people, but it also made the hearts of all the Elf Rangers twitch.
You must know that Vereesa is the only two direct descendants of the contemporary Farstriders family. If something happens to Vereesa, the person who entrusted this mission to Vereesa will inevitably face the wrath of the Ranger General. Fortunately, Vereesa returned safely.
As for the war between the five dragon kings mentioned later by Vereesa, these rangers were completely unable to make appropriate expressions. They were all stunned. For a while, the hall fell into an atmosphere of silence.
As the descendants of Highborne who traveled thousands of miles across the sea from Kalimdor to Eastern Kingdoms ten thousand years ago, there are records about the dragons circulating among High Elf. However, after thousands of years of inheritance, the High Elfs have long regarded those records as mythical legends.
To them, Vereesa's experience this time was like walking into a legend, and these rangers couldn't help but be amazed by it.
After listening to Vereesa's description of the mission process, the rangers in the room were silent for a while, not knowing what to say. Should they praise Vereesa's courage, or criticize her for being too reckless?
Lor'themar, who was the second in command of the ranger force, was the first to react and praised Vereesa's courage. However, looking at the expression on his face, Aaron felt that this guy seemed to be afraid of something.
However, Lor'themar rambled for a long time, except for praising Vereesa in earnest and expressing his gratitude to Aaron for providing help to Vereesa. What the one-eyed ranger said gave Aaron a profound insight into the art of speaking - it was so art that Aaron couldn't understand what he wanted to say.
Fortunately, Lor'themar finally finished his own language art special performance, and Liadrin, who couldn't bear it anymore, stopped him. It seemed that the relationship between the two was not bad, although Liadrin obviously couldn't stand some of Lor'themar's behaviors.
While Lor'themar was being scolded by Liadrin, Aaron took the opportunity to ask to see the imprisoned Zul'jin. Lor'themar was eager to escape. even took the initiative to lead Aaron to the place where they detained Zul'jin - a cell at the back of the building that was closed on three sides and only connected to the hall by a strong wooden door.
When Aaron entered, several rangers had just finished abusing Zul'jin, and the room was still filled with a strong smell of blood.