Thalyssra, Angmar is no stranger to this name.

She left a profound mark in the history of the Nightborne in Suramar City.

Whenever he thinks of this period of history, Angmar feels sad.

In the War of the Ancients, the most dazzling army was undoubtedly the night elf coalition, which included furbolgs, tauren and other races, and received the help of a group of demigods represented by Cenarius.

But the resistance forces of Suramar City, who were fighting endlessly on another battlefield, also made an indelible contribution to the liberation of Kalimdor and the defeat of the Burning Legion. Under the leadership of Elisande, Suramar's demons

The group of mentors successfully held back a considerable number of demonic armies, and heroes emerged one after another at this time, including Thalyssra, who was soon promoted to Chief Arcanist.

Unfortunately, they were suppressed by the demons in the city until the portal above the Well of Eternity was destroyed. They did not have time to join up with their compatriots, and were finally separated in the catastrophe caused by the collapse and explosion of the Well of Eternity.

Elisande used the power of the artifact Eye of Aman'Thul to raise a barrier to protect the city from destruction. Since then, the night elves in Suramar City have fought against the Eye of Aman'Thul in the barrier.

With the creation of the Nightwell as a companion and a life of isolation from the world, over ten thousand years, the body shape was gradually changed by arcane energy, turning into a Nightborne form that retained a trace of Kaldorei elegance but was relatively weak in body.

Thalyssra, the Chief Arcanist who is proficient in arcane magic, has always been the most powerful right-hand man of Archmage Elisande.

Time passed, and time came to modern times. The opening of the Dark Portal linked the fates of all the races in Azeroth, and they began to use the Black Gate Calendar to record history in parallel with their own chronology.

In the 6th year of the Black Gate calendar, Gul'dan betrayed the orc tribe led by Orgrim and went to the Broken Islands to plot the demonic power in the Tomb of Sargeras. His move to raise the Tomb of Sargeras brought it within easy reach.

The children of the night were terrified.

Because in these ten thousand years, they lost not only their once healthy bodies, but also their heroic fighting spirit that was gradually obliterated by their pampered life.

From the moment the submerged Temple of the Moon was raised, Elisande began to use the Eye of Aman'Thul to observe the future.

The outside world has undergone earth-shaking changes. The Lich King has risen, the Qiraji in Silithus have made a comeback, the Dark Portal has opened again, Deathwing has caused the Cataclysm, the fog of Pandaria has dispersed, and the war criminal Garrosh has

With the help of the bronze dragon traitor Kairoz, Draenor went to another timeline and started a war again... Crisis after crisis was resolved with the efforts of mortal heroes. But a new disaster will always come soon.

begin.

More than ten years have passed, and Elisande has explored the future again and again, but has not found the dawn that belongs to Suramar City and the Children of Night.

Under the iron heel of the demon, Suramar eventually destroyed the city and destroyed the people.

When Gul'dan from another timeline entered the Tomb of Sargeras again and introduced the Burning Legion into the world, Elisande had to make the final decision.

She is no longer the mage hero who stood on the front line against demons in ancient times and protected her people with unparalleled arcane magic.

She chose to surrender.

She chose to continue the future of Suramar City in another way. When the tribes of Azeroth launched an attack on the Broken Isles to fight against the invading enemies, she led the Nightborne to stand on the opposite side of the world.

Angmar did not agree with the great mage who was complicit with the Burning Legion, nor did he whitewash her in his heart.

Instead, he sympathizes with her situation. To a certain extent, Elisande in the official history is actually a tragic hero who was blinded. At least, this leader made the right choice that he firmly believed in.

-- although it turned out to be wrong.

Not all Nightborne are afraid of war, and would rather violate their past principles and creeds to stay away from the flames of war. Chief Arcanist Thalyssra was one of those who dared to resist authority. She eventually overthrew Elisande's rule and

Nightborne leads in the right direction.

And now, this night elf apprentice, who was still young but destined to have an extraordinary future, was standing in front of him.

Angmar stared at the nervous and expectant Thalyssra for a while, nodded and said:

"Very well, Thalyssra, come to class tomorrow. I will start teaching after breakfast every day. You can study with Elisande. Bring your staff, magic wand and magic book. Everything else is here. You don't need to do it yourself.

Be prepared - if your home is far away, you can stay at my place and I will ask Nonon to prepare a guest room for you."

After saying that, he looked at the butler Nonon, who was standing at the door of the living room with his hands tied. The latter immediately understood, bowed and said: "Okay, sir. I will have someone clean the room right now."

The matter was finalized in just a few words, and she was invited to move in. This... Thalyssra was a little unable to turn around, until she found her mentor Padrich giving her a kind smile, and urged, "Thank you Angmar."

Master", then he came to his senses and hurriedly said thank you:

"Thanks you……"

"Okay, go back and pack your things."

Padrich smiled and waved his hand, letting Thalyssra leave. The girl did not dare to look into Angmar's eyes, bowed deeply, and quickly walked out of the living room.

"This child is my favorite apprentice. Thank you so much, Master Angmar. I hope she can learn more from you." Watching Thalyssra disappear into the corridor, Padric looked pleased.

said.

Thalyssra... now I have one more apprentice. Thinking of this, Angmar responded:

"I will teach her well."

This is a principled hero, and Angmar has no reason not to do his best to guide him in his growth process.

The Grand Arcanist said a few more polite words, then once again put on that slightly embarrassed expression and said hesitantly:

"The sapling of the fourth Arcando magic tree we planted was fatally injured in the previous magic network disorder. Although your crystal stabilized the sapling's condition, it is difficult to completely cure it due to limited energy.

This matter has been troubling the Mage Governing Council for several days. We have tried all methods, but none of them worked. In fact, this is what I came here for today. Speaker Lloyd would like to ask you to take action to heal this sapling."

The discovery of the healing power of crystals was an accident. It shocked the magisters of Suramar City at the time. It is simply incredible that a person's magic power can contain a trace of natural power at the same time.

Since the meager magic power in the three crystals can heal the magic tree, the troubled magisters of Suramar naturally turned their attention to the owner of this energy.

Just as he was thinking about plotting the seeds of Arkando's magic tree, the opportunity came... Angmar picked up the fine wine on the table, poured a glass for himself and Padrich, took a sip, and said:

"I'm happy to help. But I can't guarantee success, and you must also understand that my magic power is closely connected to my own life. If I use too much at one time..."

Padrich hurriedly said: "Master Angmar, the Arcandor magic tree is the lifeblood of Suramar City. As long as you are willing to help, the Magister Council - oh, our Magister Governing Council will definitely come up with something to satisfy you.

In return, we will make up for your losses... This may be rude, but you must help us!"

Mr. Grand Arcanist, you are truly on the right track... Angmar put down his wine glass and said softly: "I want the seed of a magic tree."

Padrich opened his mouth wide at once, and after a long while he said: "This... Master Angmar, this is beyond my scope of authority. Can you please let me report it to the Speaker first?"

Angmar waved his hand nonchalantly, "It doesn't matter, I'm just interested in this novel thing. If this request is too excessive, just treat it as if I didn't say it."

"No, no, no, Speaker Lloyd will definitely agree, he will definitely do it... Also, there is one more thing... that crystal..."

Padridge laughed dryly and rubbed his hands, "I have used two of the crystals you gave me, and the remaining one was taken by Speaker Lloyd to study. I would like to exchange another crystal from you.

pieces, used to experiment with new enchanting techniques... Of course, I also have three very good works - second only to last time... I can exchange them for the three pieces I lost to you last time!"

Angmar's eyes lit up. The three enchanting works that Padridge lost to him in the Spell Duel were all rare and exquisite. Even compared to the artifacts enchanted by the enchanting master of Quel'Thalas with modern enhanced spells.

No need to give in too much. He really wanted to do two more things, but when he thought of the dilemma Maiev faced...

Angmar sighed secretly and said with difficulty:

"It will take me a few months to make a new crystal. If you are not in a hurry, you can wait a little longer. I will notify you as soon as the crystal is filled... However, earlier today, I just

The only remaining crystal is given to Miss Maiev Shadowsong, the high priestess of the Temple of the Moon. She is currently worried about the funding problems of orphanages around the city. I think if you pay a commensurate amount of money, you will be able to

By buying the crystal from Miss Maiev, you can also win the reputation of raising funds for the orphanage. It's like killing two birds with one stone, what do you think?"

Give it away... give it away?

Padric has been in the Council for so many years, how could he not understand the meaning of Angmar's words?

Ultimately, this is an expression of dissatisfaction with the Council's refusal to fund the Sisters of Elune. It is a tactful way to remind Padridge not to ignore those orphans...

After judging Angmar's character, Padrich couldn't help but speculate on his relationship with the priestess.

Thinking that he would have more dealings with this foreign magic master in the future, he would have to exchange for the crystal. He understood that Angmar's request had already been explained in a few words, that is, to provide the Moon Temple with "and crystals".

A commensurate amount of money”.

As for obtaining it free of charge in the name of Parliament...

Don't even think about it, unless you don't want to associate with the master in the future. If you really do that, not only you, but also the mage governing council of Suramar City will be disgusted by the master.

This matter must be reported to Speaker Lloyd.

During this period, holding the grand event accounted for a large part of Suramar's financial expenditure, and a large amount of money was also spent on planting new magic trees. The remaining part was sealed by the council for magic experiments.

After weighing the left and right, the answer is obvious, which one is more important, the master who can 100% heal the magic tree, or the insignificant magic experiment.

After some thought, Padrich pretended to be anxious and said:

"What a pity, I can't wait to start the enchantment experiment. So I have to interrupt - her name is Maiev, right?"

Angmar's hand holding the cup stopped midway and nodded.

"Then I'll take my leave, Master Angmar. I will visit you again tomorrow afternoon to have a detailed discussion with you about the Arcandor Magic Tree."
Chapter completed!