When Prell and his group of eight returned to the Apalaye camp, Cairn Bloodhoof was still at the camp, waiting for Prell and the druids sent to Moonglade.
The appearance of Lestalen surprised the tauren, who showed great interest in this rare harpy with green feathers. Many tauren thought that this was a hostage sent by the Witchwing clan to show their sincerity.
Prell explained it to the elders. Several elders who were originally dissatisfied with this finally acquiesced to the existence of Lestalen. The fraternity and simple tauren finally agreed to Prell's decision on Lestalen.
of adoption.
Prell took out the peace contract signed with the harpies. Under his strong request, the harpies reluctantly recorded it in writing. For the Witchwing clan, they rarely have this kind of experience with other races.
a fresh diplomatic relationship.
Prell even maliciously speculated that the harpies might not really abide by the conditions reached in the peace talks. If it was just a verbal agreement, they would probably turn their backs on it at any time.
Although a written peace treaty may not be binding enough, at least with these, even if the harpy turns against him, the tauren will at least occupy a moral high ground.
For Cairn Bloodhoof, the peace contract that Prell brought back to fulfill his mission is the second good news he has received in these days.
The first good news was naturally brought back by the tauren raptor druids who had gone to the Cenarion Council in Moonglade to seek help. The night elves expressed their willingness to provide certain food and material assistance to the tauren, and they also made it clear
He told the tauren raptor druids that the night elves had never given up the idea of resurrecting the wild demigods.
Since Malfurion Stormrage and a group of night elf druids are sleeping in the Great Beast Lair, the current Cenarion Circle is led by one of Malfurion Stormrage's most proud apprentices, Archdruid Fan
Dal Staghelm presides over daily affairs.
Regarding the tauren's request for help, Fandral Staghelm and Moon Priestess Tyrande Whisperwind discussed and decided to provide data to the tauren from Auberdine, a city on the Dark Coast, to the west side of the Stonetalon Mountains via the Sea of Mist.
A ship loaded with supplies.
As the night elves who had fought desperately against the Burning Legion and witnessed the Burning Legion's destruction of everything with their own eyes, they urgently needed a powerful ally in the continent of Kalimdor.
Among the many intelligent races scattered across Kalimdor, the tauren have become the only reliable potential ally. The night elves are also monitoring the remaining orc warlock forces in the Thunderaxe Fortress in Desolation. At this time, the tauren are
Giving a helping hand is beneficial to both parties.
As for the method that the tauren seek to resurrect the wild demigods, Fandral Staghelm seems to have thought of some sad things and is unwilling to talk too much about it, but the tauren raptor druids still learn from other night elf druids.
I got enough information there.
As Prell said, according to the painstaking research of the night elves, the wilderness demigods represent the power of life. In a sense, the demigods are also an eternal existence. When the power of life is strong enough to be condensed into
The essence of life, the demigods rely on the essence of life to manifest it in the real world.
The destruction of the embodied body in the real world does not mean the complete death of the demigod. Because the essence of life cannot be destroyed, as long as there is life in the real world, the essence will condense and form.
According to the research of the night elves, the essence of life exists in all living individuals, but the difference is in greater or smaller amounts. And although the essence of life is difficult to destroy, it can be corrupted or purified.
Obviously, the life essence of the demigods is powerful enough, but precisely because of this, once their bodies disappear, it will be difficult to reappear in the real world.
This news makes the tauren very excited, because Prell's information is true, so the next step is to try to have in-depth contact with the wild boar people. Once the wild boar people can reach a certain friendly relationship with the tauren, what will happen to the tauren's migration to Mo
Gao Lei, the significance is extremely important.
Therefore, with a grateful heart, Cairn Bloodhoof and other elders were full of gratitude to Prell, and even his adoption of a young harpy was accepted by the tauren.
So Cairn Bloodhoof immediately made a decision. He would personally lead the team back to the south of the Barrens to have in-depth exchanges and communication with the wild boars.
But before that, Kane Bloodhoof decided to completely implement the peace contract with the Harpies. After carefully reading the contract brought back by Prell and confirming that he had no objections, Kane Bloodhoof pressed the button on the contract document.
Got handprints.
Then Prell was sent to Waterless Ridge again to prepare to formalize the negotiations between the two parties. However, this time there was a slight twist. The attitude of the harpies became ambiguous and they were unwilling to formally sign for a long time.
Prell was very depressed. The social organization of the harpies was too primitive and backward. The attitude of the mistress was the attitude of the entire clan, and even the organizational form of the kobolds was inferior. At least the kobolds still had a group of elders, although
The parents of each family have a very strong say, but they are always better than the harpies.
The reason why Sylvia Xueyu suddenly changed her mind was because she suddenly felt that her clan had lost a group of mature women after experiencing the war with the tauren, so she regretted it and wanted to let the tauren provide them with something again.
To criticize men as "tools".
Prell was speechless about this. He felt that Sylvia Bloodfeather was not a qualified leader. Going back on her word would do great damage to a clan's reputation, but it seemed that the harpies had not considered the reputation of their own race at all.
There is not even any intention of trying to save it.
So Prell reluctantly grabbed the deputy envoy, who was still the same druid from last time. The two discussed for a long time, and finally Prell came up with a compensation proposal.
That is, the tauren are willing to help the harpies resurrect Evana under the right circumstances. This proposal once again plunged the harpies into endless quarrels.
Evanna was originally an ordinary crow that lived in the Garnier Tree in the Hyjal Mountains of Azeroth. The Garnier Tree bears the seeds of all plants and trees in the world. All winged creatures in this world
When a creature's life comes to an end, its soul will return to this big tree. Therefore, the Garnier Tree has become a small plane independent of the entire world.
As a god believed by many creatures, Elune, the goddess of the moon, summoned Alvina in order to deliver a message to the demigod Cenarius. Since then, Alvina has been used by Elune as a messenger to communicate with other demigods, and has been serving as a messenger for the demigod.
The Moon Goddess worked for thousands of years and eventually became a demigod.
Due to her multiple shape-shifting abilities and maintaining a friendly relationship with the night elves, Aviana is regarded as the protector of the raptor druids, and is also considered by the harpies to be their distant ancestor.
So when Prell found that there were no more bargaining chips between the Tauren and the Harpies, he had to put forward this condition in the hope that the negotiations would return to normal.
This condition seems to be another more difficult choice for the harpies. Because some harpies firmly believe that their ancestors were attendants of Azshara, the queen of all elves, and they are the most authentic upper class.
Elves have nothing to do with Aviana.
Prell had to do the ideological work of Bosak Running Wolf. He hoped that Sylvia Bloodfeather's temporary bedmate would give him some pillow air. At the same time, he also asked the accompanying tauren not to just covet the relationship with the harpy.
For physical pleasure, do more persuasion work.
That's right, Prell's envoy this time included more than 10 strong tauren giants than last time. Belga and Snu did not follow, and neither did the black cow hunter from last time.
The main reason was that the black cow opened its big mouth and spread the word about the openness and indulgence of the harpies after returning to the camp, thus attracting a group of energetic tauren who strongly demanded to follow the envoys.
After some efforts by Prell, the fickle harpies changed their opinions again, agreed to Prell's proposal, and no longer required the tauren to provide them with reproductive tools. Finally, in accordance with Prell's request, they agreed to the terms of the peace negotiation contract.
I took my fingerprints.
The exhausted Prell returned to the Apalaye camp with the satisfied envoys. The peace contract between the Tauren and the Harpies was finally finalized. The two races temporarily gave up the state of war. As for how to implement the details of other contracts, then
It's not something Player needs to worry about.
After the tauren in the Apalaye camp and the harpies of the Witchwing clan held the first modest trade fair at the pass of the Stonetalon Mountains, Cairn Bloodhoof led the team to leave the camp and headed towards
Heading south to the Barrens.
He was very satisfied with Prell and felt that this kobold was a real wise man. The next step was to negotiate with the wild boar people. If the wild boar race that is currently neutral can be made an ally, then the tauren will have a better chance of facing the centaurs.
At least there will be one more help.
Prell doesn't know the current situation in the Gale Mine. In fact, he is more anxious than anyone else. He urgently needs to improve his own strength. To put it bluntly, he needs to constantly fight monsters and level up. After possessing enough individual strength,
Only then did he have the opportunity to make other plans.
So Prell rested in the camp for a few days. He begged for some leather paper from the tauren, wrote and drew, and made plans for the next stage. He also considered how his kobold group should be before the arrival of the Thrall orc army.
What can be done.
Then Prell finally made a plan. He decided to concentrate on killing monsters and upgrading for at least the next year, and then consider other things.
The first step of his plan was to take a few companions, Belgar, Snur and Lestalen, to enter the Barrens.