The task of chasing these Undead finally fell on the rangers. When it comes to dealing with Undead, the most professional one is definitely Paladin, but if Paladin is allowed to go to the mountains and forests to fight with who are good at escaping, Undead is playing hide and seek - Undead who are not good at it have been surrendered under Kel'Thuzad's spell or went to work for Odyn - the best outcome is that Paladin are exhausted and Undead are running away.
In contrast, rangers who can use a certain degree of Arcane's power can also cause damage to Undead, and the jungle combat they are good at can also be used. In addition, the number of Undead who have the opportunity to escape is not very large, so the rangers are quite safe.
It's just that compared to safety issues, Aaron is worried about another thing. Especially after seeing Vereesa joining the pursuit of the rangers, this worry becomes increasingly uncontrollable.
"Wait? Vereesa, don't..." Aaron saw that Vereesa was also rushing to the back of the position with the other rangers. He had no time to think about it and immediately chased after him. As for the people around him, they can do whatever they want. Aaron can no longer take care of them.
In order to rush for time, Aaron didn't care that the mountain forest was not suitable for low-altitude flying. He drove the griffon through the forest and passed by thick tree trunks and dense branches countless times. After even close collisions, he finally caught up with Vereesa.
Vereesa didn't understand why Aaron was chasing after him in such a hurry, but it looked like Aaron was worried about something from his expression. It was natural to understand that it was Aaron's worry about himself, which meant something. She was right to think so, so she shot Gargoyle who was blocked by a tree branch and said to Aaron, "I'm fine. These Undead can't get close to me. Look at the injuries on your body. It doesn't need to be like this."
"Vereesa, no, I..." Aaron said the words, but didn't know how to speak. He wanted to pull Vereesa back directly, but he also knew that without a suitable reason, it would arouse her suspicion, but did he really want to tell her the truth?
Vereesa realized that something was wrong with Aaron, but how could she guess the entanglement in Aaron's heart, so she could only ask with concern, "Aaron, what's wrong with you? Are you feeling uncomfortable somewhere?"
Listening to Vereesa's words, Aaron felt even more anxious. He was not sure whether Lireesa Windrunner survived. What if not? Tell Vereesa about this. just made her sad, but if Lireesa Windrunner escaped, how would Vereesa face his mother if he didn't say anything?
"Wait, Aaron, stop talking. If you feel that the time is not suitable now, you don't have to tell me." Aaron's expression fell into Vereesa's eyes, but there was another explanation, and he hurriedly said to Aaron.
"Well...Vereesa, I want to tell you something a bit..." Aaron gritted his teeth and made up his mind to tell Vereesa everything. Although this would make Vereesa sad, Aaron felt that this might be better than letting Vereesa suddenly meet Lireesa Windrunner without knowing anything about it.
"There is a situation." However, Vereesa suddenly pounced on Aaron at this moment, throwing Aaron to the ground. Aaron, who fell to the ground in a daze, only heard a few sounds of arrows piercing the air, and his heart sank. This was terrible.
"Is there anyone among Undead who is so good at archery?" Vereesa has not yet realized the specific situation. He can only judge that there is an enemy sharpshooter who is secretly watching them. The target just now was Aaron, if he hadn't responded in time, maybe Aaron would have been seriously injured. He hurriedly warned Aaron: "Aaron, be careful. It's best to put on your armor."
"Vereesa, listen, you may not be able to accept the news I am about to say, but I must tell you." Aaron grabbed Vereesa who was about to get up, and said quietly and quickly, "According to my speculation, the previous ranger general may have been pulled up by Scourge."
"What are you talking about? The last ranger general was my mother... wait, right?" Vereesa suddenly opened his eyes wide and looked at Aaron in disbelief, then slightly raised his head to look at the arrow nailed into the tree trunk. "In other words, now..."
Vereesa stood up suddenly, and Aaron was caught off guard and had no time to catch her. Vereesa turned to look in the direction of the arrow and said in a sad and expectant tone, "Mother, are you over there? Are you willing to come out and meet me? I have missed you so much these years."
"Vereesa..." Aaron also struggled to stand up, but he was prepared that Lireesa Windrunner might take action against Vereesa. He had seen too much of the malice of the dead towards the living.
"My little moon, you have grown up." To Aaron's expectation, Lireesa Windrunner really came out of the hiding place and stared at Vereesa from a distance, "Just now I was wondering whose child was so outstanding, but I didn't expect it to be my child."
"Mother, you..." Vereesa looked like Lireesa Windrunner, tears dripping down uncontrollably. Although Lireesa Windrunner's body in front of her was broken and exuding a strong aura of death, in Vereesa's eyes, she was still herself. The mother who thought about it day and night but never thought she could see her again said, "Mom, you know, the eldest sister has given birth to a child. The little Arator is very sensible, but the eldest sister has gone to Outland. I don't know when she will come back. The second sister has become a ranger general. Mother, I really miss you."
Under the excitement, Vereesa's thinking was already in a state of confusion. He just said whatever came to his mind, just like he wanted to express his longing for his mother after a long absence.
"Vereesa, you have grown up." Lireesa Windrunner's cold and stiff face seemed to melt slightly, and he tremblingly stretched out his hand to Vereesa, as if he wanted to touch his little daughter, but when he saw the bones of his arm exposed due to rot, Lireesa Windrunner put her arm down again, and what frightened her even more was that she actually felt a strong hatred for her daughter in her heart. This hatred drove her to want to shoot the arrow into her daughter's body, and hurriedly shouted to Vereesa, "Don't come over, Vereesa, please, don't come over!"
"Mother?" Vereesa looked at Lireesa Windrunner blankly, not knowing why his mother reacted this way. "It's okay, Aaron can help you recover. We met a human king from three thousand years ago, and Aaron helped him resurrect."
"Aaron? Are you talking about that despicable human being who uses Holy Light?" If Lireesa Windrunner looked at Vereesa with some tenderness in his eyes, the look he looked at Aaron was filled with hatred and anger. "Never believe anything Holy Light says, they are just a bunch of liars!"
"No, mother, we can really..." Vereesa tried to continue to persuade his mother, but was forced back by the arrows placed on the bow by Lireesa Windrunner: "Don't come over, Vereesa, if you come one step further I will really kill you!"
After finishing speaking, Lireesa Windrunner let out a scream and fled into the forest without looking back. It looked like he was suppressing something or avoiding something.
"Aaron, you said... what should I do?" Vereesa looked at the direction in which her mother was leaving with tears in her eyes. Her voice trembled slightly, showing her inner uneasiness and sadness. Aaron doesn't know what to say at this moment, so what can he say? Aaron can only hold Vereesa's trembling right hand tightly, hoping that this method can comfort the other party.
One second of genius: m. lewenlewen