It has been more than 800 years since Aegwynn took over as Guardian from her mentor, Magna Scarville.

Due to being excluded and discriminated against by other students during his studies, Aegwynn gradually developed his extreme character.

Refsera made a more objective evaluation of Aegwynn in his notes.

He affirmed Aegwynn's talent and strength, but at the same time questioned and worried about her radical and extreme character.

I have to say that **** is still old and spicy.

Refsera's analysis of Aegwynn's character and her prediction of the future direction of the Tirisfal Council were very accurate.

Over time, most of these predictions have come true.

Feeling deeply about Refsera's foresight, Sharlayan regained his composure and focused on one of the records.

"The origin of Arathor? Is this talking about the Arathi Highlands?"

The early humans adopted the same tribal system as today's orcs, and the Arathi clan was originally just an inconspicuous medium-sized clan among many human tribes.

But in such an unremarkable clan, there was born a talented person who left a strong pen and ink in human history.

His name was Thoradin, and he had no surname at first.

In just 6 years, Thoradin led the Arathi clan to defeat all the enemies who opposed him by using tactics and force, and united all the human clans who were willing to follow him.

With Thoradin as the banner, mankind first established a unified empire like a troll, which was named Arathor Empire by Emperor Thoradin himself.

If Sharlayan remembered correctly, the Arathi clan first started in the Arathi Highlands, and their capital was named Strom City.

That's right, it is the predecessor of Stromgarde.

In his later years, Thoradin went out determinedly to search for the origin of human beings, and never returned.

Now the sword of Emperor Thoradin, Stromkar, which represents the unity of the human clans, is in the hands of Sharlayan.

Early humans regarded the weapons left by their ancestors as a symbol of the tribe, and they believed that the souls of their ancestors resided in their weapons, watching over their descendants forever.

If a clan is willing to sacrifice its ancestral weapons to the conqueror, it represents their wholehearted submission to the other party.

After unifying the major human clans, Thoradin persuaded the large and small human clans to donate their most important weapons.

The best blacksmiths of the Arathi clan took a part from each weapon and integrated them into the sword of Emperor Thoradin, Stromkar, to symbolize the unity and unity of the various clans of mankind.

Stromkar was given a whole new meaning, and Emperor Thoradin renamed the reforged sword Stromkar Warbreaker, hoping to end the wars among the human races forever.

The human clans finally united together, and under the wise leadership of Emperor Thoradin, the Arathor Empire ushered in its heyday.

After forming an alliance with the high elves and winning the troll war, Emperor Thoradin personally went to Eversong Forest and signed an offensive and defensive alliance agreement against the forest trolls with Sun King Anasteria, and also reached a series of trade cooperation.

To express his gratitude to the Arathor Empire for their help, Anasterian gave Thoradin a precious gift before he left.

The best blacksmiths and enchanters of the high elves worked together to imbue Stromkar Warbreaker with powerful arcane powers.

The newborn Stromkar was upgraded to an artifact, and continued to conquer the remaining forest troll forces along with Emperor Thoradin.

From a certain perspective, this sword also represents the friendship between the Arathi Empire and Quel'Thalas.

"Storm City..."

Sharlayan raised his head, looked thoughtfully at the huge map hanging on the wall of the office, and fixed his eyes on Stromgarde in the Arathi Highlands.

Due to the mysterious disappearance of Emperor Thoradin, the Arathor Empire has been caught in a struggle for successor for a long time.

Several powerful princes fought with each other endlessly, and the major factions in the country stood in line one after another, sowing hidden dangers for the future division of the empire.

Years later, the Arathor Empire was finally overwhelmed and split into seven human kingdoms.

Strom City, the former capital of the empire, was in decline. Under the instigation of the ministers, the royal family of Arathor abandoned the capital and marched southward. Finally, a brand new kingdom was established in Elwynn Forest, which later became the Kingdom of Stormwind.

During the long political struggle, the royal family of Arathor was dethroned by the ambitious nobles, and the ruling power of the Stormwind Kingdom fell into the hands of the Wrynn family.

With the death of Anduin Lothar, the descendant of the Arathor royal family, the former Arathor Empire finally completely disappeared, and there is no possibility of recovery.

The Trollbane family, the captain of the Arathor royal family's guards, did not evacuate with the ministers. They still stubbornly stayed in the dilapidated Strom City.

After several years of renovations, House Trollbane rebuilt the central area of ​​Strom and renamed it Stromgarde.

According to the analysis of the notes left by Refsera, the current Stromgarde is less than a quarter of the size of Strom City at its peak.

Sharlayan took Stromkar Warbreaker out of the space package, and carefully sized up the great sword that contained the power of shadow inside.

"Why do I suddenly have an inexplicable sense of fate? I just got Thoradin's sword and am going to the place where Arathor originated. Is this really just a coincidence?"

The most suitable users of Stromkar must be the descendants of Thoradin the Great.

Unfortunately, with Lothar's death, Thoradin's lineage completely cut off the incense.

The next best thing, Sharlayan believed that the most qualified to use Stromkar was the Trollbane family who had always been loyal to Thoradin.

Due to Garin's series of tricks, there are only two Thorbane surviving today.

One is the "original" king Garin who was given up by the high elves, and the other is Danas who led the expeditionary army to fight against the Burning Legion in Draenor.

That idiot Garin is definitely not qualified. Sharlayan even doubted whether Galin, who has been addicted to wine and **** all year round, can lift this heavy sword.

As for Danath... we'll wait until he returns from Draenor.

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Sharlayan still has a mission to go, so he is temporarily unable to go to Stromgarde to find the so-called origin of Arathor.

Early the next morning, Sharlayan teleported to Silvermoon City to meet Kael'thas again, and asked about the return time of Liadrin and the Morning Herald.

Kael'thas turned his attention to Defense Minister Li Reisa.

Li Reisa lowered her head and looked at the schedule knowingly: "Considering the progress of recruit training, Liadrin will lead some paladins back to the mainland in half a month~lightnovelpub.net~Salayan clicked Nodding, after obtaining Kael'thas' permission, he took out a huge warhammer from the space package.

"boom!"

The sledgehammer hit the floor of the chamber with a heavy roar, and many cabinet ministers present were taken aback.

Minister of Propaganda Von der Lore looked up at the generous hammer surface in amazement: "Who is such a big hammer for? I feel the pure power of holy light from this sledgehammer."

Ms. Elena Fontaine, the Minister of Health, also nodded in agreement: "And it is a warm light that tends to protect and heal. Its owner must be a gentle person."

Sharlayan held the hammer of the Silver Hand and shrugged his shoulders: "This weapon is called the Warhammer of the Silver Hand. It was a weapon used by Tyr, the guardian of justice. It was personally forged by Kazgoros, the shaper of the Pantheon."

Kael'thas pondered for a moment before asking, "Sharlayan, are you planning to give this artifact to Liadrin?"

The size of the artifact is not important, as long as the artifact can recognize its owner, the size can be freely changed according to the owner's needs.

"Yes, only Liadrin is qualified to use it in China."

Kael'thas nodded knowingly: "I understand. I will temporarily send it to the royal treasury and hand it over to Liadrin when she returns."

"By the way, I almost forgot to say."

Kael'thas patted the armrest of the throne suddenly: "Salayan, my father sent someone to inform me this morning that he has something to see you."

Sharlayan raised his eyebrows in surprise: "Your Majesty Anasterian?"