Standing on the shore, looking at the former Nar'thalas Academy, Farondis had mixed feelings in his heart. For ten thousand years, he would walk around his former territory every day and see his people, just like they did when they were still alive.
At that time, Farondis was just an ordinary royal mage in the Highborne court. At that time, Farondis was still very young, and his heart was filled with the ambition unique to young people.
Fortunately, Farondis was spotted by the light of lights, the great Queen Azshara, and became the queen's guest.
To Night Elf 10,000 years ago, Queen Azshara was like a god. Regardless of the lower class elves, those Highborne who thought they were nobler than the lower class people all respected Her Majesty the Queen.
In fact, Queen Azshara has lived up to this expectation. Under her rule, the country of Night Elfs has expanded from a small city near Well of Eternity to almost the entire upper Ancient Kalimdor. The vast territory of the Great Night Empire has exceeded the three major Troll Empires established by their distant relatives.
Under the command of Queen Azshara, Night Elf established Shandaral in Crystalsong Forest in the ice and snow of the north, Eldre'Thalas in Feralas, and Suramar City in the east...
In order to help herself rule these cities, Queen Azshara created a rather special system. She sent a prince to each city founded by Night Elf to rule her people on her behalf.
In the Night Elf's court culture, the so-called prince is not the queen's heir, but the queen's... well, lover.
(Writing this, I have to complain, such as Dire Maul, Prince Tortheldrin, and the three princes of Icecrown Citadel. The titles of these princes should be translated as princes. This is how the Taiwanese server translates them, but the Chinese server just translates them as princes.)
Farondis is such a lucky person. With his talent and a little bit of luck, he was spotted by Azshara. He was honored as Prince Farondis and became the ruler of Nar'thalas.
Although Nar'thalas is not an independent city like Eldre'Thalas or Shandaral, but more like a satellite city in Surad, this does not affect Farondis's desire to flex its muscles in this territory.
Prince Farondis was quite popular with his people at the beginning. The young ruler established friendly relations with the elves living in the north of Nar'thalas, expelled Sea Giant who threatened the safety of the elven civilians, and established Nar'thalas Academy to facilitate Night Elf civilians to learn Arcane Magic.
However, the good times did not last long, and Farondis soon discovered an unbelievable fact: Queen Azshara seemed to have established a connection with some dangerous creatures called demons.
Originally, Farondis was just worried that Queen Azshara might encounter danger in the process of establishing contact with those dangerous guys, but soon, Farondis discovered a terrible fact. Almost all Highborne, including Queen Azshara, were bewitched by those demons.
The Highbornes dreamed that demons could give them more powerful power. In order to obtain that power, these Kaldorei Empire rulers indifferently abandoned almost all Night Elf civilians. With the acquiescence of the Highbornes, the demons wantonly slaughtered the civilians who had no power to resist.
After realizing this terrible fact, Farondis realized that Queen Azshara had betrayed her people, and Farondis decided to resist Queen Azshara's atrocities.
Farondis, who is very aware of the gap between himself and Azshara, found a legendary artifact Tidestone of Golganneth, and he wanted to use that artifact to accurately attack Queen Azshara Zin-Azshari where is located, Farondis wants to use Tidestone to destroy Well of Eternity that powers the portal that transports demons.
However, Farondis finally found that he still underestimated the strength of the queen. Even with the help of Tidestone, Farondis was still defeated by the light of light, and even Tidestone was crushed by the queen.
After that, Queen Azshara, who was shocked that Farondis dared to disobey his orders, placed a curse on him and all the elves under his rule that they would be in a state of immortality forever as punishment for their daring to disobey the queen.
Since then, the souls of all Nar'thalas elves have been wandering in their original homeland forever. In the eyes of other elves, all this was because Prince Farondis disobeyed Queen Azshara's orders. From that time on, the dead souls began to continuously curse the prince who spurned them.
Prince Farondis also believed that he had harmed his subjects. Since then, he has never issued any orders to his subjects as a prince. Of course, even if he issued orders, his subjects would not listen.
From that time on, Farondis, except for the routine inspection of his territory once a day, just stayed in the palace where he lived during his lifetime. After all, he really couldn't bear to be spit on by his subjects all the time.
Of course, this does not mean that Farondis has completely abandoned his identity as a prince. Farondis still cares about his subjects. In the official history of the game, facing the Nagas who wantonly massacred his own subjects, Farondis still worked hard for his subjects, even at the cost of facing Queen Azshara again.
The plan of Aaron is also based on this basis
"Your Highness, save me!" Farondis, who was looking at the ruins of the Nar'thalas Academy and thinking about all the things that happened after he took Tidestone of Golganneth from here, suddenly heard a cry full of panic.
"Who is it?" Farondis turned to look at the source of the sound, and happened to see a ragged human mage chasing an elf soul. The human mage kept attacking the soul with spells such as fireballs and ice cones.
Farondis remembered some rumors he had vaguely heard. Recently, a human mage had been harassing his subjects frequently, first Nar'thalas Academy, then Nightwatchers troops, and then the human mage even appeared near his palace.
This stubborn guy finally understood what kind of existence he was challenging, so he chose to attack the civilian who seemed to be neither a mage nor Warrior? Farondis was unable to react for a while, but then suddenly he seemed to have a problem: his own people asked him for help!
Maybe this is a good opportunity to resolve the misunderstanding between himself and his people? Prince Farondis suddenly realized something, so let's give the mage who dared to attack the elves a good look. Thinking like this, Farondis began to prepare a Fireball to save his people from the human mage.
However, the human mage suddenly cast a Blink, closing the distance between him and the target he was chasing. Farondis suddenly realized that if he cast this Fireball, he might accidentally injure the spirit soul.
"In this case, let me use a safer method." Prince Farondis wants to make this thing more beautiful.
That human mage's spellcasting ability is very good in Farondis's opinion. Even among the royal mage group serving Queen Azshara, he can be considered a leader. However, compared with Farondis, who is favored by Queen Azshara, it is far behind.
"My compatriot, please wait a moment, I'm here to help you!" Prince Farondis shouted at the panicked soul of the elf who was running away. He cast a flicker with a farther teleportation distance than Blink used by Kel'Thuzad. Farondis inserted itself between Kel'Thuzad and the soul of the soul.
"Human, I can forgive your offense. If you step back now, I can forgive your sin." Farondis looked at the human mage and said as he made a huge fireball, but suddenly heard a strange sound coming from behind him. Farondis just looked back and suddenly felt a magical power wrap around him.
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