"Would Nightwatchers be easier to deal with...?" Aaron thought in his mind, and he already had a guess in his mind about the two groups of Undead mentioned by Kel'Thuzad.
Although Kel'Thuzad may think that they are two different Undead groups, Aaron knows very well that they all belonged to Night Elf during their lifetime, but they were just affiliated to two different organizations.
The group of mages who had more mages should be the former teachers and students of the Nar'thalas Academy. The Night Elfs at that time relied on Well of Eternity who could provide Arcane energy almost infinitely, and most of them were famous for their Arcane.
Nar'thalas Academy was once built in this Nar'thalas city named Night Elf as an academy to train mages. Now that the entire Nar'thalas has been turned into ruins, Nar'thalas Academy has not been spared either. Many of the buildings in the academy have sunk to the bottom of the lake.
Those teachers and students of the academy who did not have time to escape became the victims of this academy. However, even if these elves became Undead, they still maintained their powerful spell-casting ability. Although their individual strength may not be stronger than the genius mage Kel'Thuzad, but.
As for the latter group mentioned by Kel'Thuzad, Aaron guessed that they should be the Nightwatchers troops responsible for guarding the Nar'thalas palace. There are indeed a few spellcasters among these elven souls, but this is only a relative term.
Before experiencing War of the Ancients, the mainstream spell casters of Night Elf were basically the mages who controlled Arcane. As the elite troops of the first Nar'thalas ruler, the mages among Nightwatchers The number is no less than the number of Archmage among the regular Legion of Quel'Thalas, because they have the assistance of Well of Eternity, and their spellcasting ability may be stronger than the mages of Quel'Thalas.
"That's what I thought." Kel'Thuzad noticed Aaron's eyes and continued, "It's a pity..."
Kel'Thuzad pointed at the messy clothes on his body. For the next experience, he simply said that he was not prepared enough, so he failed again.
Aaron can imagine what Kel'Thuzad went through at that time. Compared with the teachers and students of the Nar'thalas Academy who were more academic, the dead souls of the Nightwatchers unit were definitely experienced combatants.
As for Kel'Thuzad, it had only been used to bomb Orcs several times with large forces at long range, so its actual combat experience was almost zero.
Although Kel'Thuzad picked an opportunity that he thought was suitable to take action, even though he only faced six Nightwatchers, the division was still disgraced by the opponent's tacit and skillful cooperation, and was almost left behind by the reinforcements that came to support him.
Facing this group of Undead, Kel'Thuzad was able to escape because he had an idea and used the Necromancy he had researched. The spell targeted at Undead shocked the souls of Nightwatchers, and Kel'Thuzad barely took advantage of this opportunity to escape.
"So Master, what are you going to do next? Continue to fight with those Undeads?"
Thinking about it in Aaron, a stubborn mage like Kel'Thuzad would not give up so easily. After all, he would have to hit the wall a few more times before he would admit that he was powerless.
Kel'Thuzad's answer also confirmed Aaron's thoughts, "I went to inquire about the situation several times after that time, and I found a Undead who is easier to deal with. He seems to have conflicts with his compatriots and is not well received by others. I think he will be easier to deal with."
"An unpopular Undead?" A smile appeared on Aaron's lips. As soon as he heard Kel'Thuzad's description, Aaron immediately knew who he was talking about.
Prince Farondis, is the culprit that caused the entire Azsuna elves to become Undead. At least that is what his people think. It is conceivable that the elven souls hate the former Azsuna ruler.
Aaron still remembers the attitude shown by these Nightwatchers souls when they asked about Prince Farondis in the game. They even hoped that the players would come to assassinate the culprit who in their eyes caused them to become that immortal.
To say that the most unpopular among these dead souls is undoubtedly Prince Farondis.
"I have a new plan now." Kel'Thuzad didn't seem to notice the change in Aaron's expression, and stared intently at the bonfire in front of him and said, "According to my observations these days, that Undead usually stays in a ruins, but There were other Undeads there, and it was not easy to get started, so I deliberately observed them nearby for a long time, and finally I found a pattern of his actions. That Undead would go to the nearby ruins at a fixed time of the day and stay outside for a period of time."
"Are you planning to..." Aaron had an unpleasant suspicion in his mind. Kel'Thuzad started to observe the other party's movements. Did he want to kidnap Farondis?
"I think that will be the easiest time for him to deal with him at that time," Kel'Thuzad nodded seriously, but then said with some hesitation, "But I think it will still be a bit troublesome, Aaron, are you willing to help me? I think I can pay a reward."
It seems that although this teacher's emotional intelligence is not very high, he still understands some basic humanities and sophistication. At least he still knows that asking for help requires payment.
"Master, are you sure you still want to provoke those Undeads?" Aaron glanced at Kel'Thuzad and pointed to his tattered clothes, Aaron The meaning is obvious. Kel'Thuzad never got any good from those Undead. Although Boss Kel said that he was sure this time, he thought so the previous two times.
"Hmm... let me think about it..." Kel'Thuzad obviously understood what Aaron meant, and began to hesitate, but the thought of catching a living... no, dead Undead was still taunting him. For a while, the teacher didn't know whether to give up or continue next.
After lowering his head and pondering for a long time, Kel'Thuzad raised his head again, his eyes became firm, and he seemed to have made a decision. "I still want to catch a Undead, but this matter is indeed a bit dangerous, Aaron, you don't have to help me, this is my own research content, if there is any danger, let me face it alone."
"Master, your enthusiasm for magic research is indeed worthy of admiration." Aaron bowed his head slightly towards Kel'Thuzad, expressing his respect. No matter in which world, those who choose to embark on the arduous path of research are worthy of admiration.
No matter whether Kel'Thuzad will completely follow the path of Undead and become the great steward of Lich King, at least at this moment Kel'Thuzad is just a mage obsessed with magic research, although the way he obtains research materials is very questionable.
At the same time, Aaron was also hesitating whether to stop Kel'Thuzad. He was not worried that Boss Kel would hurt Prince Farondis.
Aaron is still deeply impressed by the Prince Farondis in the game who can use Meteor to bomb Naga and penetrate into thousands of troops but feel like he is in no one's land. To be chosen by Azshara and become the prince who leads the party, Prince Farondis naturally has its own merits.
What Aaron is thinking is whether to let Kel'Thuzad offend Prince Farondis like this, and then be smashed to death by the other party with Meteor. In this way, maybe Cult of the Damned will not be established in the future, and then There will be no change like Stratholme, and A'ke cannot come to Azeroth. This world has escaped a big crisis that will be destroyed if you are not careful. All that needs to be sacrificed is a mage who has met several times. It is a very profitable business, isn't it?
"In this case, what should I choose? Do I still need to hesitate?" Xal'atath's voice sounded in Aaron's mind. It was rare that Old Gods (self-proclaimed), who likes to have a sharp tongue, did not use a sarcastic tone.
"Yes, you shouldn't have hesitated in the first place," Aaron chuckled in his heart, suddenly stood up, looked at Kel'Thuzad who had already stood up and walked away slowly, and said, "Master, I have a new idea about your plan."
At the same time, Aaron was also silently telling himself: I hope that by doing this I will not become a helper.