After the coronation ceremony of the new king of Lordaeron, an undercurrent clearly began to surge in the Eastern Kingdom.
Calia's proposal to rebuild the alliance has been sent back to the country by representatives from various countries, and the waves caused by it are gradually spreading.
Not to mention whether the kings of various countries will accept this proposal, at least in terms of resuming bilateral trade with Lordaeron, Gilneas, Stromgarde, Alterac, Dalaran and Kul Tiras all
Be very positive.
In the ten years since they almost broke off diplomatic relations with Lordaeron, without the big market of Lordaeron, except for Kul Tiras and Dalaran, which have newly opened up the trade route to Quel'Thalas, the other northern kingdoms have been living a miserable life. Every year is worse than the last.
Among them, the impoverished Stromgaard lived the most miserable life.
Although the Regency Council expelled Garin and took charge of the kingdom's political power, barely getting the country's development back on track, it was difficult to cultivate outstanding civil servants among the highlanders who were rich in muscular barbarians.
The Regent Council, which has been busy with internal affairs all day long, has long wanted to bring back Danath Trollbane, who disappeared in Draenor, and let him take charge of the throne of Stromgard.
At that time, Solas chose Garin, who was closer to him by blood, as the crown prince among the two heirs. Danas, who had a gentle personality, had no objection to this and silently accepted Solas's arrangement and followed the Alliance expeditionary force across the darkness.
Gate into Draenor.
Who would have known that it would be a full 10 years since he left. Stromgard, which was once relatively strong, had experienced earth-shaking changes in these 10 years.
Unfortunately, this is a negative change. Their national strength has plummeted all the way down, and they have barely seen signs of bottoming out in the past two years.
Facts have proved that establishing Galin as crown prince was the worst decision Solas ever made in his life.
As time passed, the Regency Council, which struggled to maintain the operation of the country, began to miss Danaus, who had left Draenor.
Compared with the idiot Garin, Danas is the most suitable successor who has truly received the true inheritance of Solas in the way of governing the country.
Moreover, Danas is not only good at internal affairs, but his military command ability is also not bad, otherwise he would not be appointed as a lord of the expeditionary force to permanently station in the Hellfire Peninsula.
You must know that the Hellfire Peninsula is the area that has withstood the most violent attacks from the Burning Legion. The commander of the expeditionary force, Turayan, dared to leave the military and political work of Honor Castle to Danaus, which fully illustrates his ability.
The reopening of the Dark Portal is indeed a big threat to Azeroth, but it may not be to the Kingdom of Stromgard, which has already hit bottom.
At least they can bring back the long-missing heir to the throne.
Galin? Who is he? I don’t know him.
Speaking of Garin, Sarlayan and Kael'thas were also speechless.
When Sarlayan sent people to rescue Garin from the civil war in Stromgard, he originally hoped that he could play some role in the future.
However, it turns out that straw bales are just straw bales, and mud cannot hold up the wall.
Unable to accept the change in his identity, Galin drank all day long to drown his sorrows, and spent most of the day soaked in wine.
About three years ago, this guy went out alone after a midnight party and went drunk. Unfortunately, he fell into a nearby creek.
By the time his drinking buddies, who were also drunk, realized something was wrong, Galin's body had already surfaced, and there was no way to save him.
Fortunately, no outsiders knew about Garin's disappearance at the beginning. Even the people of Stromgard thought that he had died in the war, so the matter was left undisturbed.
Galin is a complete rotten person who only knows about enjoyment and never knows what responsibility and responsibility are.
Except for some illegitimate children that he himself did not know existed, Garin did not leave any descendants with legal inheritance rights when he died.
With the death of Garin, the person with the highest claim to the throne of the Trollbane family is undoubtedly Solas's nephew Danas.
Of course, this assumes that Danas did not die in the fierce battle in Draenor.
Not only is the Kingdom of Stromgard looking forward to the reopening of the Dark Portal, Sarlayan, who is worried about Alleria's safety, is also silently waiting for that day to arrive.
In the next month, Sarlayan didn't go anywhere. He stayed in the territory honestly and rarely lived a relatively leisurely life.
Thanks to the efforts of Queen Calia, Lordaeron quickly successfully resumed reciprocal bilateral trade with other human kingdoms through negotiations.
Lordaeron, who had always put on airs, let go of his arrogance, and the originally criss-crossing trade network in the northern part of the Eastern Kingdom, which was as crisscrossed as a spider web, finally returned to normal after several years.
With the successful conclusion of this relatively friendly negotiation, Calia once again sent out a strong signal, inviting the leaders of the original alliance member countries to the King's City of Lordaeron to discuss rebuilding the alliance.
Kael'thas, who was happy to see the results, was the first to give a positive response. Dalaran and Kul Tiras, which had always maintained good relations with Quel'Thalas, also expressed their willingness to give Lordaeron another chance.
The dwarves and gnomes were not enthusiastic about this matter, but they did not object much.
The Wildhammer dwarves and Bronzebeard dwarves have been busy wrangling with the Dark Iron dwarves recently, and have little time to pay attention to the Alliance.
The dwarf is also focused on his engineering research as always, and is indifferent to these trivial matters that do not affect his core interests.
After the three countries headed by Quel'Thalas expressed their stance, King Etherton Perenold of Alterac also gave a positive signal.
He is willing to go to the Royal City of Lordaeron to discuss the rebuilding of the Alliance with Queen Calia, who vigorously promoted the peace talks in the Alterac War.
The Kingdom of Stormwind was a little depressed about Lordaeron's decision to try to regain the leadership of the Alliance, but Varian still chose to put the overall situation first and agreed to go to the royal city of Lordaeron after being away for many years.
For the Kingdom of Stormwind, which alone guards the southern part of the continent, they are closest to the Dark Portal and cannot do without the help of the northern countries.
Once the Dark Portal opens again, a unified alliance can more effectively deal with the threats emerging from the other side of the Dark Portal.
This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! The final ball was kicked to Gilneas and Stromgarde, who were most dissatisfied with Lordaeron.
Fortunately for Gilneas, King Genn Greymane's attitude has been softened by Prince Liam's earnest persuasion.
If there is anyone in the world who can persuade the extremely stubborn Gene, it is only his proud son Liam.
This is also why in the original history, after Liam died in battle, the wolf king Jean became so stunned.
Stromgard is still hesitant. Some people in the Regent Council hope to wait until the Dark Portal opens and Danaus returns before he can make the decision.
Others believe that the alliance should be rebuilt as soon as possible, and then use the power of the alliance to regain the territory that was taken away by the deadwood trolls and ogres in the past few years, so as to lay a better foundation for the plan to revive Stromgard after Danaus returns.
Base.
Each of the two factions has their own opinions. As an outsider, Sarlayan can't say who is right and who is wrong. It's just that they have different perspectives.
It seems that this dispute will continue to be stalemate, and no one knows when they will come up with a unified opinion.
As the day when the Dark Portal reopens approaches day by day, Inas, who has been dragging Stellagosa around every day for a while, is finally free.
"Hehehehe~"
Sarlayan, who was handling official business in the office, was made to feel hairy by his mother's weird smile.
"...What are you doing? If you have something to say, just say it."
"Yeah~"
Inas proudly showed two pairs of scissor hands to Sarlay'an in celebration: "Your mother, I succeeded! That old stubborn Dailin finally let go."
"ah?"
Sarlayan was confused by this nonsense: "Why are you letting go? By the way, what have you been busy with recently? The lab said they haven't seen you for a long time."
"Hmph~"
Inas raised her head and smiled softly: "Of course you are busy with your life-long affairs. You are still young and don't have to worry about it. You can only let us elders do it for you."
"Ah this..."
The corner of Sarlayan's mouth twitched, and he had a vague hunch, but he was not sure yet.
"So? Can you explain it more clearly?"
"Hehe~" Inas smiled strangely and snapped her fingers, and the door of the office automatically opened inward without any wind: "Let them all come in first."
Under Sharlayan's confused gaze, Valeera, who looked slightly unhappy, Jaina, who was secretly happy, Stellagosa, who looked as gentle as ever, and Onyxia, who looked indifferent, left one after another.
Come in.
Seeing the four people lined up in a row, some barrage netizens with bolder imaginations have already made some guesses.
【Could it be...】
[Shh~ Don’t jump to conclusions before the final result comes out, just keep reading.]
Sarlayan took a deep breath nervously and turned his eyes to his mother again with an aunt's smile on her face.
Inas proudly lifted her gradient bangs on her forehead, put her hands on her hips and said happily: "I declare! These four beauties are your legal partners from today on!"
Even though he had been mentally prepared, Sarlayan was still a little put off by Inas' sudden announcement.