"Look, those Shen'dralar Ancientss are placed there." Vereesa took Aaron back to the central square of Eldre'Thalas. In this large square, there were about twenty or thirty Shen'dralar Ancientss with their eyes closed tightly and expressions of pain on their faces. There were other people around these elves watching over them.
A simple altar was built among these elves. Above the altar was suspended a piece of faint blue round stone ring that had been broken but still maintained its intact form for some reason. It was naturally Tidestone.
Near the altar where Tidestone is, there are several Shen'dralar mages wearing mage robes. Among them is Mordent, who is currently responsible for managing and leading Eldre'Thalas. ·Yongying, at this moment, Archmage, who followed the instructions left by Prince Tortheldrin and became the leader of the tribe, has a worried expression on his face, and the source of worry in his heart is naturally the tribesmen lying on the ground.
After Vereesa sent Tidestone a few days ago, Mordent immediately began to study this ancient artifact said to be preserved in Nar'thalas Academy of Magic.
As a group of people specially sent here by Azshara to preserve his magic books, Shen'dralar Ancients can be regarded as a group of people who are more trusted by Azshara. In addition, because of their responsibilities, the news about Shen'dralar Ancients is considered Very well-informed, at least Tidestone and Eye of Aman'Thul have heard about Nar'thalas and Suramar, but they have cut off contact with other tribesmen since the Sundering.
Mordent After studying the usage of Tidestone - which is not difficult, he began to use it to solve his tribe's addiction to magic. Aaron previously conceived The idea of using Tidestone as an energy source seems a bit wasteful to Mordent. It is better to directly use the characteristics of Tidestone to solve their addiction problem.
Things went smoothly at the beginning. Mordent referred to the suggestions provided by Vereesa, which was the method used by Nar'thalas's compatriots to solve most of the tribe's problems.
No, it should be said that Mordent believed that he had solved all the problems of the tribesmen. This made him feel grateful to Vereesa and Aaron, and also felt a little complacent. The problem that had troubled the tribesmen for tens of thousands of years was solved. In any case, he had a part of the credit, but it was a pity that Prince Tortheldrin could not wait until this day.
However, before Mordent was happy, some of the clan members had problems. These elves had followed Prince Tortheldrin to study the utilization efficiency of Fel, and finally came up with a Warlock profession, they are less affected by Fel than Prince Tortheldrin, which finally prevents them from completely transforming themselves into a demon like Prince Tortheldrin.
But when Tidestone acted on them, the Fel in the bodies of these elves Warlock seemed to have been eliminated by Tidestone, but some remained hidden in the bodies of Shen'dralar Ancients.
This remnant of Fel began to fight back after Tidestone no longer played a role, which made the Warlocks thirst for Fel. Their first reaction was to establish Void portals to summon demons and absorb Fel from these demons.
However, when Warlock summoned demons, their minds were affected by Fel. They did not choose some relatively weak and easy-to-control demons like before. As a result, several powerful demons also entered Eldre'Thalas. At that time, many Shen'dralar Ancients were still in a weak state, causing these demons to cause a lot of chaos.
After Shen'dralar Ancients solved the demon, Mordent once again used Tidestone on these Warlock. This time Mordent used it for a little longer, causing them to faint for a long time. However, this time After they woke up, they once again made exactly the same move as before. Although Shen'dralar Ancients had been prepared for it, it only prevented the chaos from breaking out, but it could not change the fact that Warlock was still affected by Fel and wanted Fel more and more.
In the end, Mordent had no choice but to place these compatriots near Tidestone. As soon as he found that these elves were trying to summon demons after waking up, Mordent would immediately activate Tidestone to purify them again. He believed that as long as this continued, Fel's influence on Warlock would be eliminated.
In the next three days, Mordent used Tidestone a total of four times. He seemed to be very confident, but Vereesa couldn't stand it anymore and wanted to persuade Mordent to give up this plan. However, Archmage was a bit stubborn and did not intend to give up this plan.
In desperation, Vereesa contacted Aaron. After Vereesa thought about it, Tidestone's power could not clear Fel, but The power of Holy Light controlled by Aaron plays a very strong role in this aspect. Even existences like Old Gods will be purified by Holy Light.
Aaron now returned to Eldre'Thalas, and happened to see Mordent, who had lost some confidence, looking frowning. It seemed that when Vereesa left here to follow Shen'dralar Ancients to expel Ogre, he should have used Tidestone a few more times, but it had no effect.
Seeing Aaron appear, Mordent came over, took the initiative to talk about these Warlock things, and asked Aaron if there was anything he could do.
Aaron looked at the Shen'dralar Ancients lying on the ground, and some of them had a tendency to open their eyes.
"Let me try," Aaron squatted down, found Shen'dralar Ancients who was about to open his eyes, stretched out his hand and pressed it on the other person's forehead, and tentatively poured part of Holy Light into the other person's body.
When Aaron used Fel to deal with targets before, he was always killing the enemy. When using Holy Light, he was always aiming for maximum damage. But now this job seems to be a delicate job, and Aaron is worried about the bad results if he uses too much force.
When Aaron controlled Holy Light and injected it into Shen'dralar Ancients's body, Shen'dralar Ancients, who opened his eyes slightly and had a ferocious expression, calmed down in the blink of an eye. Seeing that this was really effective, Aaron slightly enhanced the power of Holy Light.
However, after a brief period of calm, this Shen'dralar Ancients suddenly began to tremble, accompanied by a faint burning smell.
"There seems to be something wrong with this situation?" Aaron hurriedly withdrew the power of Holy Light and looked at Shen'dralar Ancients on the ground with some confusion. It seemed like what he was worried about. Although Holy Light has special effects on Fel, if it is used on these Shen'dralar Ancients, it seems that it will kill them.