Chapter 1202: Sheeping wool should be done in moderation
Sharlayan knew what Malfurion was worried about. This was due to his overly cautious character.
In order to dispel Malfurion's concerns, Sarlayan deliberately put on a confident expression: "About this, I have asked the Mag'har orcs for permission in advance."
"At least in the Hellfire Peninsula, Zangarmarsh, Talador Forest, Nagrand Steppe and Frostfire Ridge, the Cenarion Circle's research operations will not encounter any obstacles."
"The situation in Gorgrond is relatively complicated. I will take the time to make another trip to Draenor in the future to try to 'convince' the local overlord - Gruul, King of Gorrond - as soon as possible."
"After all, the optimization of the environment is also beneficial to Gruul and his tribe."
"As for Shadowmoon Valley, I suggest leaving it until the end. I still need to discuss this matter with Yin Lidan more."
Upon hearing Yin Lidan's name, Malfurion's brows twitched unconsciously.
"Okay...how is that guy Yin Lidan doing?"
Sarlayan smiled and shrugged: "He is very busy. I only met him once when I went to Draenor this time. He has been traveling back and forth among the worlds occupied by the Burning Legion. He seems to be looking for something.
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It is difficult to explain the existence of the Sargerite Keystone, and there are many issues involved, which are very important.
The current focus is to persuade Malfurion to nod and agree to the Draenor purification plan. There will be no end to this issue. Sharlayan deliberately brushed aside Yin Lidan's purpose.
Malfurion is also an old man who has lived for tens of thousands of years. He heard the meaning of Sarlayan's words and could only temporarily put aside his curiosity and worries and focus on the topic currently being discussed.
Malfurion originally did not want Fandral to get too involved in matters related to Queen Azshara.
"Assigning" Fandral to work in Draenor would allow him to take a break from another piece of research that Malfurion disliked very much.
More importantly, after Fandral left on his own initiative, Malfurion no longer had to be caught between his lover who complained all day long and his proud apprentice.
As for Faroddin…
Anyway, he is also a "wild" Druid scholar. Malfurion can use the excuse that he can't control Farodin to practice Tai Chi in front of Tyrande.
As the supreme leader of the Dark Night Republic, Malfurion certainly did not want Azshara to turn back into a night elf, because this would inevitably affect the legitimacy of the Dark Night Republic.
But if you consider it from the perspective of Azeroth as a whole, Malfurion has to hold his nose and admit that Queen Azshara is indeed an indispensable and powerful help when fighting against foreign enemies, including the Burning Legion.
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The premise is that Sharlayan is completely sure that he can handle this arrogant and self-admiring queen.
When he thought of this, Malfurion felt a headache and rubbed his eyebrows.
"Salayan, with all due respect, are you really sure that Azshara won't come to settle accounts with us for that... conflict ten thousand years ago?"
This is not the first time Malfurion has confirmed this matter to Sharlayan, and it can also be seen from this that he is afraid of Queen Azshara.
Sharlayan spread his hands helplessly: "My answer will not change. Putting aside political factors, in terms of personal combat power, I guarantee that Azshara will not cause any trouble in Azeroth."
It is true that the dragon clan has a promise not to interfere easily in mortal affairs, but... Azshara is not a mortal.
Let’s not mention whether Azshara now has any plans to regain power. Even if she does, with Sharlayan asking the four Aspect Dragons to help, he doesn’t think Azshara, who has lost the Well of Eternity, can find anything out.
Flowers come.
Compared to Azshara's immediate combat power, Sharlayan values her unparalleled potential more.
No joke, Azshara is the biological daughter of Azeroth. In terms of potential, including Sharlayan herself, no one in Azeroth can match her.
If En'zoth's "blessing" hadn't polluted the originally pure arcane energy in Azshara's body, ten thousand years of hard training might have been enough for Azshara to enter the realm of a true god.
One point needs special emphasis here.
The pure power of shadow will not slow down the progress of Azshara's arcane practice. At most, it is a by-passing, but... what Enzos gave Azshara was the power of the void that had been "added" by the ancient gods.
In order to allow a large number of people who fell into the water with her to gain the ability to survive underwater, Azshara accepted the shackles of En'zoth and planned to use En'zoth's power to help her regain what she had lost.
However, who knew that this wait would take a full ten thousand years.
Enzos promised well on his lips, but behind his back he was doing all kinds of things, and even secretly established a Naga of the Ancient God sect within the Nagas that was not under Azshara's control.
Azshara has always been a soft-spoken person.
In order to lure Azshara to the bait, Sargeras tried his best to say nice things, but what kind of scumbag you are, Ent'Zos, how dare you treat me like this.
Since you are unkind, don't blame me for being unjust.
When Azshara learned from Sharlayan that there was a way to get rid of the shackles of Naga form, Azshara, who had long been determined to rebel, chose to do so without hesitation.
As for the conflict between Azshara and the Night Republic... this is an internal matter of the night elves, and Sharlayan is not comfortable... and does not want to interfere.
At least Azshara has promised that once things happen, she is willing to recognize the legitimacy of Quel'Thalas in the name of the Queen of the Dark Night Empire. From Sharlayan's standpoint, this is enough.
Therefore, when Sarlayan told Malfurion to "put aside political factors," it was a typical case of him taking the left and the right, because this was the focus of the conflict between the two sides' positions.
Malfurion was not stupid. He could vaguely guess that Sharlayan had secretly reached some kind of agreement with Queen Azshara on behalf of Quel'Thalas.
At least it is certain that the return of Queen Azshara will not affect the status and existence of Quel'Thalas, but it is hard to say for the Dark Night Republic.
"Hey~"
Malfurion sighed softly and said meaningfully to Sharlayan: "The Republic of Dark Night, which inherited the legacy of the Dark Night Empire, does have a profound foundation, but even if it is to balance the power of all parties in Azeroth, you cannot
You always catch a sheep, right?"
"Well..." Sarlayan smiled noncommittally: "I can only say that the situation will not develop to the worst case scenario you expected."
Malfurion is indeed a good old man, but if you doubt his ability because of his character problems, it is pure suicide.
When the Battle of Mount Hyjal was still going on, Malfurion had doubts. Sharlayan, who was formulating the strategic plan, seemed to want the night elves to take the initiative and kill Archimonde by detonating Nordrassil.
Malfurion's situation was far superior to that of Tyrande. Even though he sensed something was wrong, for the sake of the overall situation, he resolutely decided to detonate Nordrassil.
Afterwards, when reviewing the changes in the battle situation with Jarod, the two masters in their respective fields unsurprisingly came to a unified conclusion.
As the commander-in-chief of the coalition forces, Sarlayan had planned this from the beginning, in order to make the night elves lose their ability to live forever and return to the mortal world down to earth.
From a night elf's perspective, Sharlayan's approach of cheating his allies is somewhat unethical.
However, from the long-term perspective of cooperation among all races in Azeroth, this step is necessary for the chess players who overlook the overall situation.
Otherwise, the night elves will sooner or later be gradually isolated by other races and countries because of their high-mindedness.
As the leaders of the night elves, Malfurion and Jarod know their people better than anyone else.
Tens of thousands of years of immortality have made many night elves develop the bad habit of looking down on other races. They subconsciously believe that their status is superior to other mortal races.
This is obviously a bad sign. Malfurion has tried many times to change this arrogant inherent perception, but has never been able to get in.
Sharlayan's plan is relatively radical for the night elves, but it fundamentally solves their problem of floating in the sky and being unable to come down.
Afterwards, Malfurion rejected Tyrande, and after some discussions with Jarod, Maiev, and Fandral, the Night Council unanimously agreed that the matter should end here.
Malfurion believed that the night elves had made concessions for the sake of the overall situation. He would not always let outsiders ride on the night elves' heads to get whatever they wanted. He should still show a strong stance appropriately.
Sarlayan had already guessed that Malfurion could see through his mind, and his warning of carrying a gun and a club did not show any abnormality.
Valeela and Fandral, who were accompanying him, were both insiders. They could tell what kind of riddle the two were playing, but Rensa Gianthoof was the only one who looked confused.
"so be it."
Malfurion retracted his slightly sharp eyes and returned to his previous calm attitude.
"I hope Azshara can really put the overall situation first as you said. If the situation develops beyond expectations... Sarlayan, I hope that as the guarantor, you can take the responsibility to bring order to the chaos."