Civilization of Azeroth: Start the Great Pyramid Chapter 65

To be honest, Quel'Thalas and the Terran have never established formal diplomatic relations. The bridge between the two races has always been the blood of Thoradin.

In the early days of the Orc War, the high elves also acted as if they had nothing to do with them. At least as the king, Anasteria Sunstrider had no plans to support the Alliance at all. Only a few, like Alleria Windrunner, spontaneously formed a ranger force to fight.

If you look at the issue from the perspective of diplomatic reciprocity, the Terran can only remain neutral in the war between Quel'Thalas and Amani.

As for the war between the high elves and the Amani trolls, it can actually be seen as a war independent of the orc war.

After the trolls joined the tribe, they hardly participated in any action against the human race except for some orcs to attack Quel'Thalas. Li De would bet that if Orgrim knew the strength of the high elves in advance, he would rather not ally with Zul'jin.

If the above two things are sorted out, then in the war between Quel'Thalas and Amani, the Terran can find a suitable position for themselves.

The human race should remain neutral, and should not be overly partial to any party.

First of all, there is no need to help the elves to crush Amani with all their strength: Amani trolls have a population of over one million, and the alliance has been severely damaged in the war with the orcs, so there is no need to provoke such a large number of enemies.

But at the same time, the human race cannot give up its relationship with the high elves. On the contrary, the human race should facilitate a truce as soon as possible and increase the relationship with the high elves, but these must be based on the expansion of the war.

Therefore, it is necessary to carefully grasp the scale here, and analyze the specific problems in detail:

The historical hatred between Amani and Quel'Thalas is a bad debt, and the Terran is neither qualified nor able to evaluate what is right and what is wrong.

But as for Zul'jin's massacre of civilians in Quel'Thalas after he launched the war, Zul'jin's crimes can be clearly established.

Not to mention that Zulkin was a fugitive who was rescued from Dunhold Prison. Before that, he was imprisoned for killing civilians because of riots in East Weld and the Hinterlands.

After escaping from prison, Zul'jin also colluded with the orcs to be tried by the alliance to attack Quel'Thalas, so even if it was for the orcs, the human race had reason to interfere in the war.

To sum up, if you want to broker a truce between the two sides, you must do the following two things.

Severely punish a series of war criminals headed by Zul'jin; make the high elves realize that it is impossible to fight the Amani with a population of millions for a long time.

And if you want to achieve the above two points smoothly, it is absolutely difficult for the human race to do it alone.

The Amani trolls will never recognize the human race to judge Zul'jin, so Zandalari needs to come forward and judge Zul'jin in the way of trolls.

Besides, on the high elves' side, Lothar is at least able to let them listen to the voices of the human race patiently. At the same time, if Antonidas, the chief magus of the Kirin Tor Council, can come forward, I believe it can also play a persuasive role.

All in all, this Quel'Thalas war is a complete appendix to the war of aggression from another world. Apart from deepening the hatred between the two races, it can't solve any problems at all.

The Kingdom of Lordaeron has a large amount of territory in the East Wilder area bordering the battlefield, including the Light's Hope Chapel and Stratholme. If this war continues, it will lose the interests of several races.

Closing Li De's letter, Fao let out a long sigh. Although he has yet to meet the protector, Fao has already recognized the concept of the protector. From a global perspective, this war should indeed be over.

"Archbishop, you..."

Fao suddenly realized that Brad was still waiting for his reply, and immediately smiled and comforted him.

"I have read the contents of the letter, don't worry, I will do my best to facilitate this matter in front of His Majesty Terenas."

After receiving a clear answer from Fao, Brad put his heart in his stomach and nodded heavily.

"Thank you, then I'll go back first."

Fa'ao didn't say anything. He knew that the officer in front of him was deeply trusted by Li De. In addition to the task of delivering letters, he had more important tasks.

After Brad left in the dark, Fao had to enter the palace overnight after putting away the letter.

In Li De's letter, in addition to the war between high elves and trolls, there are also many suggestions for the Human Race Alliance, most of which are very insightful, which makes Fao feel refreshing.

Fao wanted to share this with Varian as soon as possible. Although Stormwind City was destroyed, there are still such capable people, and there is still great hope for Stormwind Kingdom.

It was just that Fao had just entered the palace when the waiter reported to him that Varian had been out for a while at noon.

After learning about this, Fao was a little nervous. If it weren't for more important things tonight, Varian would definitely not be able to escape another lecture.

The reason why Fao has been strict with Varian for the past six months is because of his judgment on the situation.

As the most virtuous and respected archbishop in the human kingdom, he has seen a lot of filth when he has traveled to various kingdoms for decades, and when the powers of the dynasties changed.

The old man keenly noticed that as Lothar's prestige increased, some different voices gradually appeared among the nobles of the kingdom living in Lordaeron.

So at this sensitive time, Fao felt the need to ensure Varian's safety.

Fao didn't tell Varian much about the esoteric content of the letter. Just like there are things Varian wouldn't say to Arthas, even if they were, Varian wouldn't know much now.

But Varian clearly learned from Fao that there was a captain in the kingdom. Even if he was exiled to another continent, he did not forget the kingdom. Ryan.

Varian was so happy that he simply told Fao what he had seen during the day.

Varian knew that even if he didn't say it, someone would report their daily life to Fao. It's better to take advantage of Fao's happiness and take the initiative to inform the other party.

Knowing that the prince was out of the palace because of a curious troll, Fao could only express his understanding. It is normal for children to be curious.

However, when Varian talked about the "hitting" incident behind him, Fao's expression became solemn.

'Do those guys really have the guts? Actually really want to take action on the prince! '

Fa'ao doesn't believe that there is such a coincidence in the world. The person who was "knocked down" is probably a thief sent by the nobles, but what is the identity of the soldier who shot? With what purpose?

After this question came up, when he heard Varian describe the soldier's appearance, Fao was stunned and asked.

"The soldier you were talking about was wearing a gray shirt with a faint scar on his face?"

With Varian's nodding affirmation, Fao exclaimed with emotion.

"The Holy Light bless the Kingdom of Stormwind!"

"Archbishop, what do you mean by that?"

Fao's simple face appeared again in front of Fao's eyes.

"The soldier who hit the man is saving you, the middle-aged man who fell to the ground is probably going to shoot at you. The soldier who hit the man is the lieutenant of Captain Li De I said! He is on his way to deliver me a letter today. , I accidentally rescued you, isn't this God's will? Holy light bless the Kingdom of Stormwind!"

Fao's words made Varian feel more favorable towards that "Captain Li De".

After Brad returned to the room, before he could turn on the light, he heard a voice in the darkness.

"You are finally back."

This voice startled Brad, and he subconsciously wanted to draw his sword, but then he recognized that the voice belonged to Daelin.

"Marshal Daelin?"

"it's me."

Sitting on Brad's bed, Daelin said in a deep voice that he had long suspected that the other party had an unspeakable secret. Sure enough, just after moving into the hotel, Dailin found out that Brad was out alone. So he entered Brad's room and waited for his return.

"Tell me, what is your identity? You have deceived me once before. If you still dare to lie now, I will tell Terenas immediately, you are a bunch of liars!"

Hearing Daelin's pressing question, Brad fell into a deep entanglement, and it took him five minutes to make a difficult decision: tell the truth.

"I'm sorry Marshal, we did hide something from you before. The troll army that landed did not actually belong to Zandalar. They belonged to the Protectorate as well as me."

Having obtained the exact answer, Dai Lin said in his heart that it was indeed the case.

"It's not Zandalar trolls. Where do those trolls come from? What is the purpose of disguising their troops as Zandalar people?"

At this point, Brad had no choice but to tell the truth.

"They are the sand trolls of Tanaris, and the Dohu rescued them from their predicament, and these trolls voluntarily became their subjects."

"That is to say, apart from the human race, Li De is now the leader of a group of trolls?!"

Daelin really wondered if he was dreaming, that the human race became the lord of the trolls, this kind of thing is too dreamy.

"Why hide this?"

Dai Lin's expression suddenly became alert. If Li De is also the troll lord, he has to be on guard, because many of his actions will inevitably represent the interests of some trolls.

With the previous incident of Alterac's surrender to the orcs, Daelin also had reason to doubt whether Li De would betray the interests of the human race for the sake of the trolls.

Brad sighed sadly.

"The reason is that you do not want to complicate your identity. If people doubt Tuhu because of this, the Zandalar will also be untrustworthy, which will interfere with the smooth progress of the negotiations. Tuhu is true. For the sake of the stability and peace of the mainland."

At that time, the decisive battle of the Burning Plain had not yet begun, so naturally there was no positive news of Li De's capture of Orgrim. Therefore, Daelin is still skeptical about Brad's words.

"But you really deceived me and betrayed my trust in you! It's my fault that I let my son stay by Li De's side!"

Brad, who knew he was wrong, really didn't know how to persuade Daelin, so he could only try to be sincere.

"We really did it as a last resort. I believe that after the war in the south is over, the Tuhu will personally make amends to you.

We sincerely hope that the negotiation will be successful. If the negotiation is successful, our troops will go to the battlefield without hesitation. The Zandalar will take care of the Amani trolls, and we'll take out the orcs that remain there. "

Daelin had no doubts about their fight against the orcs. Only now with the troll in the middle, he has to figure things out.

"Then what did you go out for today? You shouldn't have any acquaintances in Lordaeron, right?"

Daelin's words made Brad a little sad.

"Actually, my family should be in Lordaeron, if they did arrive here safely at that time. But I went out during the day to see Archbishop Alonsos Fao. Duhu wrote a letter to the Archbishop, hoping In this matter, the help of the archbishop can be obtained."

This involved Fao, but Daelin was more relaxed. He didn't believe that someone could deceive the wise Archbishop.

"About those sand trolls, have you concealed the Archbishop like you concealed it from me?"

Brad shook his head quickly.

"No, I told the Archbishop everything about Tanaris. After reading the letter, the Archbishop decided to help us."

After getting this answer, Dai Lin felt a lot more relaxed. He wouldn't trust Brad any more now, but he would trust Fao. But then he felt unhappy for a while, the other party concealed himself, but did not conceal Fao, what is going on? !

"Don't try to lie to me, tomorrow I will visit the archbishop to verify this! If you let me know that you lied to me again, you will know the consequences!"

After warning Brad, Daelin left the room with some anger, leaving Brad tossing and turning all night without sleep.

The next day, Fao went out to visit the great wizard Antonidas. Antonidas is the leader of the magical city-state of Dalaran. Dalaran borders Lordaeron, and since the war began, the Grand Magus has commanded spellcasters in Lordaeron to fight.

After listening to Fao explain everything, the great wizard thought for a while and agreed.

"The historical hatred of elves and trolls will always be resolved in the future, but it must not be because of this war of aggression. Quel'Thalas, who has been in the war for a long time, has no energy to deal with more important crises. "

Mages are very reliant on secret politics. Whether it is the Kirin Tor Council, which secretly supervises the human demon web, or the Tirisfal Council, which looks at the whole world, the high elves play a vital role in it.

There is something that even Archbishop Fao doesn't know about: Mages secretly fight against the threat of demons.

Especially in the process of this orc invasion, the mages noticed that fel energy played a key role in it, and the fall of the guardian Medivh also sounded the alarm for the mages.

The demons never gave up their invasion of Azeroth! The high elves should put their energies where they are needed more.

After winning the support of Antonidas, the two elders visited Terenas together. The need to end the war between elves and trolls was shown to the king:

Continuing the fight is not conducive to the stability of East Wilder; mages need high elves; the current actual situation cannot completely destroy the Amani trolls.

Only an early truce is in the interests of many parties. The best way to deal with it is for Zandalar to dispose of Amani, and the Terran to persuade the high elves~www.mtlnovel.com~ It can be said that East Wilder is a weakness of Terenas. In fact, He also had a headache for that land for a long time. Now, after hearing the two elders speak out about the pros and cons, I finally made up my mind.

"Okay, I'll invite Zandalar representatives to negotiate this matter in depth later. I'll have to trouble the two of you to witness this matter together. If they can really handle Amani, we'll come forward and mediate with the elves."

With Terenas' approval, the two elders saluted and left. They also need to prepare for a later formal negotiation.

As soon as Fao walked out of the main entrance of the palace, he met Daelin who was coming.

"Good day, Marshal Dailin."

Faao took the initiative to greet him, making Daelin a little flattered.

"Good day, Archbishop. I've come to confirm to you that Reed Victory negotiated with the Zandalar. You don't know, they lied to me on the way here."

Daelin asked in a low voice, and Fao smiled knowingly.

"I understand. I read Li De's letter seriously last night. Although I haven't met, I have to admit that the plan he proposed is the most reasonable at present.

As for the sand troll, I implore you to forgive him. I personally understand his considerations in this. Of course, if you don't forgive, you can only wait until Li De apologizes to you in person.

But at this stage, I still hope you can keep silent. Negotiating with the Zandalar is indeed in the current interests of the Alliance. Later, Her Majesty Terenas should also invite you to attend. "

Even Fao said that, what else could Daelin say? However, Dai Lin was really curious. What exactly did Li De say in the letter, and how could he ask the respected Archbishop to speak for him?

Chapter end