"I am the current Grand Empress and ruler of the Mantid." Xakshier saluted, showing great respect for Angmar.

"oh?"

Angmar was very interested in this. He originally thought that due to changes in history, this man was corrupted by the Sha of Fear, led the Mantid tribe into the quagmire, and was eventually killed at the hands of the Klaxxi heroes and the heroes of the Alliance Horde.

The Great Queen will no longer appear in this timeline. But the reality is exactly the opposite.

He couldn't help but take a good look at Xia Kexier.

He is more than four meters tall, slightly shorter than the Tyr he is familiar with. His two pairs of arms and four slender and graceful steps, from his temperament to his body, all demonstrate the best bloodline of the Mantid royal family.

Especially those big eyes that take up a huge part of the face. Their eyes are a little panicked as they are being looked at, but they also have the dignity and calmness of a queen. More importantly, there is one more thing... use Angma.

In terms of the previous life, it was a bit cute.

On top of his head, he wore a golden crown and a bright red French dress decorated with golden stripes - this was not in line with the aesthetics of the mantid, but since Angmar saved the mantid from the sea of ​​suffering, this kind of imitation of Angmar

Ma's dressing style has become a symbol of royalty.

Just when Xakshier was getting more and more panicked, Angmar asked: "Who are you, Till?"

"Oh..." Xia Ke'siel organized the words for a while, as if thinking about how to express the mantid's heritage in words that the prophet could understand, "my great-grandmother."

Angmar couldn't help but be a little surprised. It's been ten thousand years, but Xakshier is Tire's fourth-generation descendant?

But then he thought about it and it dawned on him. The mantid royal family has pure blood and has a lifespan far longer than that of ordinary mantids.

But what made him curious was that he remembered that since he left, the Mantid society had undergone some kind of change similar to the "separation of church and state." The ruling power was provided by the Supreme Lord Korfan who served as the Grand Vizier and the Klaxxi Elders.

He was in control, and the Great Queen was only responsible for matters related to faith—the new religion that regarded him as the subject of faith.

But Xak'sir calls herself the great queen and ruler of the Mantid.

Could there have been another change that made the Grand Empress the supreme ruler of the Mantids once again?

Angmar asked curiously: "Where is the current Grand Chancellor? Where is Korfan?"

Xia Keshier understood what Angma meant, and while asking his men to move a chair for the prophet to sit on, he explained:

"It's like this... Before you left, you once told us that the future ten thousand years from now will be turbulent, and catastrophes will be concentrated in this period to ensue... So since you came back eight hundred years ago,

The Supreme Korvan awakened from amber. He has been leading the mantid to actively prepare for war and work diligently to prepare for such a future. Fifty years ago..."

Shakosir sighed and his expression became gloomy: "The Supreme One could not withstand the erosion of time. Before his death, because the candidate for the new Grand Chancellor did not meet his expectations, he decided with the Klaxxi Council of Elders to

The power of governance is handed over to me, and I am asked to continue to lead the mantid to work hard for the coming catastrophe until you return again."

Did he die... Angmar sighed deeply.

Korfan is a mantid with extraordinary wisdom. He still remembers how he met him ten thousand years ago.

To a certain extent, it can even be said that he is only the direct reason for the Mantid to get rid of the dark faith. The fundamental reason lies in a wise leader like Korfan. Without Korfan, the Mantid would not be what it is today, and it would not be able to achieve what it is today.

Freedom in the true sense - getting rid of the ancient gods and taking control of your destiny.

In his heart, Angmar admired Korvan very much, and even placed him in the same position as many heroes of Azeroth and wise leaders proven by history.

Even though he has been used to seeing joys and sorrows, birth, old age, illness and death for 1.3 million years, Angmar still couldn't help but feel sad for the passing of his old friend.

After all, Korfan is willing to break the long-established social system that the Mantid has lasted for 10,000 years, and return the governing power to the royal family, which also proves a problem. That is, Xia Kesheer does have extraordinary powers.

An ordinary ability. Korvan would not have done this if she were not a queen who could lead the mantid to the light in the coming difficult times.

Angmar believed in Korfan's vision.

"What about your great-grandmother?" He nodded slightly to the mantid royal guard who brought the chair, making the latter feel flattered, and then sat down.

Xia Keshier replied sadly: "My great-grandmother also passed away in her sleep more than ten years ago."

"What?" Angmar asked in surprise, "How could it be? Hasn't she been sleeping in amber?"

"It wasn't until the 2300th year after you left that my great-grandmother fell into a deep sleep in amber. At that time, her lifespan was actually coming to an end. Once she awakened from the amber seal, it would be difficult to fall back into deep sleep.

After that meeting with you eight hundred years ago, my great-grandmother has actually been unable to withstand the erosion of time. Thanks to our breakthrough in Kaipa hibernation technology, she was able to continue to seal herself into Kaipa amber. Only

It's a pity...she still didn't make it to this day."

Like Korvan, Teal is also a rare leader in the world. As the purest mantid and the most influenced by the ancient gods, she is willing to resolutely abandon the dark faith and hand over the power of governance to more capable people.

Korfan, who leads his people towards the light, is the best proof.

Regardless of being attracted to the origin of the Heart of Y'Shaarj in Angmar's body, she did play a great positive role during the transformation of Mantid society.

Eight hundred years ago, she took the only chance to wake up, but what she saw was not the prophet she had longed for, but Azshara Angmar who came to replace her. She really didn't know how to feel.

"Where are their tombs?" Angmar asked.

Xia Keshier led him to the depths of the palace. In the middle of the palace, there were three large shrines. There were three statues in the shrines. In the middle, the "Prophet Statue" was the largest. On the left was the Supreme Korfan, and on the right was the Supreme Lord Korfan.

On the side is the Great Queen Tire. Many tributes are placed in front of the shrine, and the fragrant smell of incense lingers in the air.

These two leaders who brought light to their people during the most difficult times are indeed worthy of being worshiped as gods.

Angmar stared at the statue silently and stood in front of the shrine for a long time, as he should remember his deceased friend. And Xia Keshier had been waiting respectfully behind him.

After a long time, Angmar turned around and said, "Shakesir, it's time. The catastrophe I once 'predicted' is about to come."

Shakesir bowed deeply and replied respectfully: "I obey your mission, prophet. I am honored to devote all my efforts to your cause."

"This is not my cause," Angmar looked at the other party gently, "but the cause of the Mantid, the cause of all races on Azeroth. In order to resist the arrival of the end of the world, it requires every ethnic group, every
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