As soon as Aaron arrived at Violet Citadel, he heard the quarrel between Krasus and Antonidas. Although he couldn't understand what the two were arguing about, the two people were undoubtedly very emotional. Everyone in the castle stood far away from the two of them, especially Dathrohan and Arthas who came in before Aaron. It seemed as if they hadn't remembered to speak yet, so they could only stand aside awkwardly.
"What are you arguing about?" Aaron scratched his head. He didn't expect that when he saw Krasus again after several years, he would see such a scene. Judging from the content of the argument between the two, it seemed that Krasus was planning to do something, but Antonidas really refused to agree. The two kept arguing.
"Jaina, do you know what they are arguing about?" While Arthas was standing aside, his childhood sweetheart, Jaina, also quietly came over. Antonidas was busy arguing and didn't pay attention to her movements at all.
Jaina nodded lightly and whispered, "Master Krasus seems to have found a supporting army, but that supporting army needs the help of a teleportation gate to come over, but the teacher does not agree to build a teleportation gate casually at Dalaran."
"Reinforcements? Portal?" Aaron was standing nearby. Hearing these two keywords, he probably guessed Krasus's plan. It seems that Dragonflights wants to come directly through the portal. The problem is that Antonidas refuses to agree, which is a bit difficult to handle.
As for why Antonidas refused to agree, Aaron can understand a little bit. As the only leader of Dalaran on the surface, this old mage is one of the people with the longest seniority of Council of Six (Modera's age is a mystery, and may not be younger than Antonidas), although he behaved very easy-going when meeting Aaron several times, he is actually a very stubborn person in his heart. This can be seen from the fact that he would rather let Kel'Thuzad, the intended future successor, leave Dalaran than allow him to openly study Necromancy at Dalaran.
The matter of allowing an unknown force to build a portal in Dalaran is a bit sensitive. First of all, Dalaran itself is very important. This magical city stores too many dangerous things, and it also gathers 70 to 80% of the power of all Alliance mages.
The second is the location of Dalaran. If an enemy appears from Dalaran, then all the northern countries of the Alliance will be exposed to danger. It is normal for Antonidas not to agree easily to such an important matter.
The more important problem is Krasus. Although this mage was once a member of Council of Six in Dalaran, there are some problems with his origin. At least many mages including Antonidas have I don't know what Krasus's experience was before he joined Dalaran. Moreover, in the past five years, Krasus has been absent from Dalaran. He only said that he wanted to accompany his wife. Who knows what he has experienced in these years?
"It's already this time, and we are still arguing about this issue..." Although Aaron understands Antonidas's insistence, at this time, it is more important to bring in as many reinforcements as possible. It may be that Antonidas did not realize that Undead Scourge How scary is? Then again, except for the battle that took place at Northrend, Alliance has never had a large-scale battle with Undead Scourge. Naturally, Antonidas has no way of knowing the strength of the enemy.
At this time, the quarrel between the two people seemed to have come to an end. Aaron thought for a while, communicated with Xal'atath, walked forward without opening a word, and raised his hand, and an illusion made of a large golden light appeared in front of him.
"Is this?" Krasus and Antonidas's attention was attracted. They really didn't know what Aaron was going to do.
What was shown in the illusion was the scene of Dalaran, which looked like a beautiful model. This model soon changed. Groups of Undead rushed into the city from outside the city, killing all the living people they encountered. They were all slaughtered, and then a terrifying demon appeared next to Dalaran. The big demon waved his hand, and the buildings in the city of Dalaran began to collapse, eventually turning into ruins.
The scene shown by Aaron is not false at all, it is completely the fate of Dalaran in the future. I believe that this tragic future is enough to convince Antonidas to give up his persistence.
"This, this is..." Antonidas realized that what was shown in the vision was probably Dalaran's future, but he was unwilling to believe it. However, Antonidas also knew that some people could see certain fragments of the future. Will his persistence really lead to such a tragic result?
"I didn't say anything. Master, please think about it yourself." Aaron was determined to observe his prophet character to the end this time. After the illusion was played, he walked aside, leaving only Krasus and Antonidas looking at each other. Talking too much at this time would easily arouse suspicion, but such an inscrutable look would add more credibility.
However, even though Aaron made such a gesture, he still felt a little nervous. If it didn't work, he could only let Krasus find another place. Lordaeron is so big, how could he still not find a place that can be used to build a teleportation gate?
"Okay, Jaina, you take Master Krasus to build the portal." Antonidas finally chose to agree with Krasus's opinion. Krasus's former reputation is as good as 's. Aaron's guarantee played a considerable role, but the terrifying future shown by Aaron was the main reason that made Antonidas change his mind. The scene shown by Aaron was so real that he could not convince himself not to believe it.
Taking this opportunity, Dathrohan also briefly communicated with Antonidas, and obtained the command of all ground troops of Dalaran except ordinary mages. Dalaran has a combat unit affiliated with Kirin Tor, which includes both battle mages who are good at fighting and some soldiers who do not know magic. However, these soldiers are very good at cooperating with mages.
Aaron saw that the communication between Dathrohan and Antonidas was going smoothly, so he chose to leave Violet Citadel with Krasus. He wanted to see what reinforcements Dragonflights would send this time and whether there were any acquaintances of his.
Jaina is at the forefront. As the proud disciple of Antonidas, the princess from Kul Tiras has extraordinary attainments in teleportation spells. In the near future, She even improved Greater Teleportation to be able to move around on the battlefield with a large number of soldiers at will, which is really terrifying. Antonidas asked her to come because she clearly knew the strength of her disciples.