Light Shines upon Azeroth
Chapter 785

Velen in Telredor

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Since leaving their hometown, Draenei has become accustomed to a life entangled in various misfortunes, so even if they encounter a massacre, they can still persevere in a bad environment.

After losing Shattrath, Draenei can also rebuild a Telredor in Zangarmarsh, but it is the same as Shattrath that has been operating for hundreds of years. Compared with, Telredor is obviously much simpler. Firstly, there is a lack of time, and secondly, too many people died in Draenei. Even if their skills are very advanced, they still need enough manpower to be able to use them.

Among them, the prophet Velen plays an extremely important role. As long as he is still standing there, Draenei can continue to grit his teeth and persevere.

However, even a prophet cannot foresee everything, let alone easily solve all the troubles they encounter. Velen mostly acts as the spiritual support of Draenei.

Since Dark Portal between Outland and Azeroth was completely closed, this chaotic and broken land was no longer the focus of the Burning Legion, and Draenei was able to continue to struggle to survive in this land.

However, suffering has always been with this race. While Outland was polluted and torn apart by Fel, serious problems also occurred within Draenei. Some Draenei turned into the ugly Broken, and Draenei, who all began to become deformed, completely lost the care of Holy Light, and no longer suffered from pain all the time.

A small number of Broken persisted under this kind of torture, but more of them completely lost their minds because they could not get a response from Holy Light, and turned into Lost Ones who were even more mutated and almost beasts.

In order to prevent more tribesmen from being affected, neither Broken nor Lost Ones are allowed to enter Telredor, and can only find another place to live in the nearby swamp.

"But in recent times, Brokens seem to have made new moves. More and more Brokens have chosen to leave here, and we don't know where they are going. The prophet only told us that those poor compatriots have a new place to go, so we should not worry." After getting acquainted with each other, this Draenei scout gradually became more talkative.

Aaron could tell from the other party's words that this young man - perhaps much older than Aaron in actual age, but indeed younger in mental age than Aaron - had not lost hope in life, but was also worried about the fate of those Broken.

Aaron has some speculation about this. At this time, the "duplicitous" Akama should have mastered the way of Shaman. Under the protection of the elements, Broken can at least not worry about becoming Lost Ones. As for their whereabouts, Aaron bets that it must be Black Temple. Akama has a stubborn obsession with Black Temple, formerly known as Temple of Karabor. This is also the main reason why in the game he initially defected to Illidan and later betrayed Illidan.

"Okay, the prophet is in the building in front. I'm going to tell him about your affairs. I believe the prophet will be very willing to meet you." After entering Telredor, young Draenei quickly After getting rid of the previous disappointment, Aaron and Vereesa rested for a while in a building that looked like a hotel, while he went to find Velen.

Draenei in Telredor did not show much surprise at the arrival of Aaron and Vereesa. Although this place is not close to Shattrath, some members of the expeditionary force still come here occasionally. In this broken world, there may be enough communication and mutual help between the various forces to survive.

"Aaron, didn't you say that their technology is very advanced? But I don't think there is anything special here," Vereesa and Aaron murmured in a low voice, "And where are the spaceships that you mentioned that can fly in the sky?"

"They are refugees now, you have to understand," Aaron quickly scanned the surroundings to confirm that no one was staring at the two of them, then continued in a low voice, "As for those spaceships, they have parked them elsewhere."

"Really? Why don't they use those highly technical things?" Vereesa still maintained a skeptical attitude and did not particularly believe what Aaron said.

"How do I know? Maybe it's because there is no energy." Aaron guessed randomly. He didn't remember very clearly about the Tempest Keep copy group. He only remembered that Kael'thas didn't try to start the spaceships after controlling them. It was probably because of lack of enough energy.

Aaron can only make guesses about these things based on the known situation. After all, a game is a game after all, and it is impossible to display all the information in detail. Then again, even if there is detailed information in the game, Aaron will not pay too much attention to these things before traveling through time.

The Draenei who went to report the news did not keep the two of them waiting for too long. He quickly brought two Draenei defensive officers wearing complete armor-that is, Draenei's Paladin-to the hotel. After these two people confirmed that Aaron was indeed using Holy Light, they took them to the location of Velen.

Although Velen enjoys a lofty status among Draenei, his living conditions are actually not much better than others. The prophet's residence is in a temporary temple that looks very simple, probably to facilitate Velen to pray to Holy Light.

"Two outsiders, welcome to the territory of Draenei." Velen spoke with a very standard Common. This old man who has lived for at least 25,000 years has excellent learning ability. Of course, it may be some extra benefits given to him by Holy Light.

In any case, Velen expressed clear goodwill to Aaron and Vereesa, and said that Holy Light told him that Outland was going to undergo a big change, and that the way out for Draenei was with them. He was indeed a prophet.

It was also because of Holy Light's revelation that Velen basically answered all the questions raised by Aaron. It also confirmed a guess in Aaron's mind: Draenei's spacecraft could indeed not move.

Of course, this does not mean that the spacecraft cannot be started at all, but according to Velen, it is only enough for one deep space voyage, so if it is to be started, the target must be determined in advance, otherwise it is likely to be trapped in Void.

This is why Draenei didn't take the risk to launch Exodar and leave Outland until Kael'thas had led people to occupy four spaceships. It wasn't that they didn't want to, but that they couldn't. If they hadn't been lucky enough to land on Azeroth, maybe Draenei would have really died on the way to escape for the last time.

Now Aaron provides them with another option: go to Azeroth through the portal.

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