"What? Why is the search for Darkan suspended?"
Kael'thas was a little shocked when he learned the news from Solanlian. He looked at his lieutenant with doubts in his eyes, hoping that she could give him a reasonable explanation.
Solanlian sighed secretly, this job was really difficult to do. If the human prince's plan was not approved, she would be the one who would be punished in the end.
But with the responsibility in hand, Solanlian had no choice but to bite the bullet and said, "According to the human prince, we want to give Darkan an illusion, that is, the pressure from the trolls makes us no longer have the energy to hunt him down. In this way, he will act more boldly and finally reveal his flaws."
Kael'thas was stunned for a while. He could understand this logic, but why was Arthas convinced that Darkan was so impatient? Darkan could have disappeared for a while and waited until it was confirmed that there was no trap before taking action. ah.
"In this case... His Highness Alsace means that Darkan can be patient, but the real master behind him will not tolerate missed opportunities. After all, Darkan is just a dispensable pawn to him. When it is useful, Just throw it out and use it, he won't care whether Darkan is dead or alive, he only cares about whether he gets actual results."
Darkan... is just a chess piece?
Kael'thas somewhat understood what Arthas meant. He probably knew something. He should have a more evil and ambitious plan regarding the existence that gave Darkan the evil power. Darkan does not do things completely independently. At important key points, it is actually decided by the demon master behind him. As long as the other party thinks it is profitable, then Darkan's life or death is not important.
Arthas didn't want to play hide-and-seek with Darkan. He wanted to confront Darkan's demon master directly to see whether he would let Darkan lie dormant or choose to abandon a chess piece of little value to fight for a more valuable one. Big jackpot.
Although that one is called "The Deceiver", his nature is still a ruthless devil. He doesn't care at all about low-level subordinates like Darkan. He only values the final result.
Moreover, if Darkan is dormant, then when the trolls notice something is wrong and postpone the attack on the elves to see who is poaching them, Darkan will have nowhere to hide. Both the elves and the trolls will have to figure out who he is. existence, then he has no other choice but to escape from Quel'Thalas.
All in all, although the current situation seems to be that the high elves are very passive, they still have a choice. On the contrary, it is Darkan. Failure to do things and failure to do things will lead to the same fate. It will not be determined what Darkan will choose in the end. It's surprising.
The only downside to this is that Dar'Khan's next action may cause Quel'Thalas to suffer a little loss.
After a simple consideration, Kael'thas finally decided to adopt Alsace's proposal first. In addition to the fact that Dar'Khan's traces were indeed difficult to trace, the pressure on Quel'Thalas from the trolls was far greater than anything before. Once, although they had not launched a full-scale attack, according to reports from scouts, a considerable troll force had gathered near Zul'Aman, ready to invade Quel'Thalas at any time.
During the Troll War thousands of years ago, the high elves, who had just gained a foothold shortly after, were attacked by the Amani Trolls' troops at the foot of Silvermoon City. If they had not formed an alliance with humans in time, I am afraid that the Quel'dorei civilization would have been destroyed by that time. Destroyed by trolls.
Although their ancestors defeated several once-powerful troll empires, Azeroth has a vast territory. Even if they lost a large amount of territory, the troll empires did not completely lose their glory.
At least the Amani Empire could still stand up to the alliance of humans and high elves after its decline for thousands of years. Although the final outcome ended with the defeat of the trolls, they were only defeated. Humans and high elves had no ability to defeat them. Complete eradication.
This time the Amani trolls acted with great fanfare, undoubtedly telling the elves clearly that we will take advantage of your barrier to recover the debts from thousands of years ago, and this time there is no Arathor Empire coming. It disrupted the situation, which put Kael'thas under great pressure.
Now he can only hope that Arthas can help him solve a serious problem so that he can wholeheartedly stop the troll invasion.
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"Kael'thas really agreed with your method?" Sylvanas felt unbelievable. Based on his understanding of Kael'thas, it would be difficult for him to agree with Arthas's opinion.
But this also made Sylvanas couldn't help but worry. Kael'thas's compromise undoubtedly showed how tight the war in the south was now. He really had no intention of looking for one hiding in the huge Quel'Thalas. Evil rat.
"It seems that the situation is really not optimistic." Arthas also hoped that his old friend could withstand the pressure, otherwise it would be his turn to have a headache. The trolls are all a group of weaklings who cannot be beaten. Like the Loa gods, they seem to be dead, but after hundreds or thousands of years, you find out, eh, why are none of them dead? Why am I about to die?
The Arathor Empire has been falling apart for so many years, and the Amani Trolls are still declining. The problem is that they have been declining for so long, and they have not completely died, and they are always breathing.
Not thinking about the trolls, Arthas focused on how to find Dar'Kan. Needless to say Kil'jaeden's purpose, since Dar'Khan has rebelled, he must be interested in the Sunwell. The existence of the Sunwell is well known, not to mention that there was Illidan who came to fight the autumn wind before. I am afraid that the incident in the Sunwell has already become a big news in the Burning Legion.
Kael'thas didn't know yet that the most terrifying thing was not being cared about by the trolls, but being cared about by Kil'jaeden. Little did he know that Prophet Velen had led the draenei to escape for so many light years and for so many centuries, Kil'jaeden was still there. He will never forget his old friend and former tribesmen.
Being cared about by the Lord of the Legion is even more terrifying than being cared about by Archimonde. Archimonde was barely sent back to the Twisting Nether after being shouldered by the Alliance Tribes and a World Tree. Fortunately, Al Thass left some "little gifts" on the Defiler's soul. He would have a headache when he went back, otherwise the angry Archimonde might have to join Kil'jaeden to seize the Sunwell's pit this time.
"Just wait for a few days. Darkan will be more anxious than us in a few days. Without the pressure of hunting, he must be eager to perform some talents for his master. Otherwise, the Burning Legion will not be able to tolerate the support and daring idiots. .”
Arthas asked a few people to recharge their batteries at the Farstrider residence and wait and see what happens. Darkan is hiding now, temporarily abandoning Torvasa and the stage that has been set up, but when he finds out that he has nothing but Torvasa had no other place to attack, and he would still come back.
Moreover, not far from Farstrider's residence is the Eastern Temple, which is an important magic network node in Quel'Thalas. In order to achieve the purpose of the Burning Legion, he will take action sooner or later. If he does not seize this opportunity, he will wait for Bandino. After Rael was repaired and the trolls dispersed, Dar'Kan stayed in Quel'Thalas not just looking for opportunities, but simply in jail!
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