"Father, is that you?" Kael'thas walked towards Anasterian step by step. Aaron noticed that his steps became a little unstable, which showed the excitement in Kael'thas's heart.
It's a pity that Anasterian's soul can't hold on any longer. He can only show a happy smile to Kael'thas and stretch out a hand, as if he wants to pat his son on the shoulder. However, he is destined to be unable to do it. His whole person turns into countless light spots and scatters away.
"No, father, wait for me, wait for me..." Kael'thas ignored the tears streaming down his face and cast a spell with trembling hands. The dark green spell aura extended from Kael'thas's hands to Anasterian The location of's soul failed to keep the opponent. In fact, the moment Kael'thas started to cast the spell, Anasterian's soul had completely dispersed. Kael'thas's actions were in vain.
Seeing Kael'thas's dejected look, Aaron could only watch silently as Kael'thas separated from his father twice. His experience was too tragic.
But maybe it was Anasterian's last expression that comforted Kael'thas. He stood up quickly this time. Although the expression on his face remained low, it was no longer as gray as before.
"Kael'thas..." Aaron saw Kael'thas recover and was about to say something, but noticed the long sword in his hand, or rather, two long swords. "This is... Flamestrike?"
Kael'thas nodded and raised his hand that was broken into two parts Flamestrike: "I just found this sword. You should know an excellent forger, right? I would like to ask you to help find him to repair this sword."
"You mean Archaedas, I think it shouldn't be a problem for him to repair this sword," Aaron took Flamestrike and looked at it. The condition of this artifact inherited from ancient times seems not to be very good at the moment. The flame that should have been burning has been extremely dim. There are many small cracks on both swords. Although they are not further broken, the condition is obviously not very good either.
But for Archaedas, who has personally made countless artifacts, repairing this sword should not be a problem. Besides, in the "official history", anyone who does not need Archaedas can repair this sword. It makes no sense that Archaedas can't do it.
"In that case, I'll leave it to you, but this sword has suffered too much damage, and it doesn't matter even if it can't be repaired." Kael'thas added, his eyes looking at Sunwell, who was still surging. "The more important thing now is to find a way to repair it. "Come back to this well, Aaron, you should also know that most of my people cannot do without Sunwell. Even I, when I was Dalaran, needed to rely on the water from Sunwell's well to make up for my own consumption."
"But, if we repair it now..." Aaron is very happy to see Kael'thas getting back on its feet, but if he is eager to repair Sunwell now, what will he do if he attracts the covetousness of Scourge? We can't let the dragons stay here forever, right?
"It can't be that easy," Kael'thas shook his head, "The most serious problem right now is the disorder of Ley Line. There is nothing wrong with the well itself. Sorting out Ley Line is probably not something that can be done in a few years."
"Clean up Ley Line?" Aaron was stunned, thinking that Blue Dragonflight are professionals in this matter, but considering the trouble that may arise from rebuilding Sunwell, Aaron decided not to tell Kael'thas about it for the time being. As for High Elf's demonic addiction problem may break out, Aaron decided to go to Suramar to find Farodin, and let that Druid plant Arcan'dor in Quel'Thalas. Even the kind-hearted Farodin would not refuse.
However, it is still too early to say this now. Seeing that Kael'thas has cheered up a lot, Aaron is relieved. What he needs to consider now is another thing: Where did Scourge go?
Several days have passed since Scourge evacuated Quel'Thalas, but Aaron has not received any news about Scourge. This makes Aaron a little confused. Could they still be missing?
According to the report of the Kul Tiras fleet, they failed to encounter the Scourge fleet at sea, and there was no news of the appearance of Scourge from various places in Lordaeron. It was as if these guys had given up on Eastern Kingdoms.
Aaron asked the dragons if there is any other place where Azeroth has as much energy as Sunwell, enough to summon Burning Legion to Azeroth For the place, Blue Dragonflight said that apart from Sunwell, there are only two possible places, Coldarra and Mount Hyjal.
The former is Azeroth Needless to say, the center of Ley Line is rich in energy. Below the World Tree of Mount Hyjal, there is another mouthful of Well of Eternity, but this Both places cannot be captured by Scourge, who failed to defeat Silvermoon City. As a result, Aaron will be unable to grasp the enemy's movements.
In desperation, Aaron can only remind all parties to be more careful. Who knows what Scourge will do next? Maybe because of this war, he realizes that his strength is not enough, so he shrinks back into the shadows to plan a new conspiracy?
As a result, within a few days, Aaron received a report from Covenant City that could support this speculation: Stratholme was plagued by a plague.
Strangely enough, the people who reported the news to Aaron were two acquaintances, the same two mages who were deceived by Aaron to wait for him at Darrowshire.
The two mages who broke away from Cult of the Damned seemed to really want to "abandon the dark and turn to the light". Even after Xal'atath's hint failed, they were still waiting at Darrowshire for the appearance of Aaron with peace of mind. However, they waited for the news that Scourge besieged Dalaran and Silvermoon City. The two mages were a little confused for a while, until they met Illucia.
Illucia, who had settled his family, had heard Aaron mention these two mages before. After Darrowshire met these two mages, he decided to take them back to Covenant City. As a result, they met a Stratholme food transport team on the road.
As the largest city in Northern Lordaeron, Stratholme needs to transport food from various places every month to meet the needs of the city's residents. It was not a big deal originally, but two mages from Cult of the Damned smelled a familiar smell from the food. In their words, "We have been dealing with that thing for half a year, and I will not admit it even if we are hundreds of meters apart."
Illucia himself had seen with his own eyes the consequences of food contaminated by the plague. He immediately realized that the situation was not good, and immediately took two people back to Covenant City as quickly as possible and reported the matter to Aaron.