Five minutes later, Sharlayan and his party followed Aegwynn, who was somewhat short of magic power, to a forest hut hidden by spells.

The latest hermit location chosen by Aegwynn is not a beautiful place, but in all fairness, this place should have the best environment in the entire swamp area.

Aegwynn's hut was built on a relatively high hillside, and the land around the hut was not soaked in muddy water, so it was relatively dry.

Outside the house is a greenhouse covered with constant temperature spells, in which some common vegetables are grown.

"Self-sufficient?"

Sharlayan turned to look at Aegwynn curiously: "Why don't you use the magic bread made by the art of creating food to satisfy your hunger?"

Aegwynn's still young and beautiful face showed a very obvious look of disgust.

"Why don't you ask the two little girls beside you, are they willing to eat the magic bread they made for a long time?"

Seeing Sharlayan's gaze turn, Jaina and Tinagosa vigorously shook their heads in unison.

Jaina: "I'm not spoiled and spoiled, it's okay to eat that thing in an emergency once in a while, the taste is really..."

Tina Gosa: "yue! It's unpalatable! No! The magic bread has no taste at all. In your words, it's tasteless!"

"Ah..."

Sharlayan had received a magic package from his father before he went on an excursion. At that time, he and Valeera didn't know how to knead magic bread, so they had to bring extra dry food.

Before each departure, Sharlayan and Valeera would stuff a lot of food and water into their bags, but they really had no chance to experience the taste of magic bread.

Out of curiosity, Sharlayan mobilized his arcane magic power and kneaded a normal-looking magic bread on the spot.

Under the eyes of the three witches watching the warrior, Sharlayan tentatively took a bite of the "fresh" bread.

"Uh~"

The corner of his mouth twitched slightly, Sharlayan forced himself to swallow the... "food" in his mouth.

"Well, I took the liberty."

For a moment, Sharlayan thought he was biting into a lump of tasteless mud, and the taste was... indescribable.

Just like what Jaina said, it’s okay to use it as an emergency when you’re hungry. Sharlayan doesn’t want to eat this kind of food for a long time, otherwise he feels that his sense of taste will deteriorate.

"No! No!"

It seemed that they heard the conversation outside the door, and a rather familiar hoarse struggling sound sounded in the cabin.

Sharlayan frowned slightly, and looked at Aegwynn with a half-smile: "You really did it?"

Aegwynn curled the corners of her lips indifferently, and she could vaguely see that she acted without taboos when she was young.

"Who made that old lich go on and on, I don't need sleep like him, in order to sleep well, I can only let him shut up first."

Sharlayan clasped his hands in silence for Meri in his heart. Meri, who was full of confidence when he set off, never expected that Aegwynn, who had lost the power of a guardian and was already in his prime, was still so hot-tempered.

But in the final analysis, Meri was still too confident, and her investigation preparations in advance were insufficient. She still looked at Aegwynn with the old eyes of the past, and failed to accurately grasp her current weakness.

From the outside, Aegwynn's hut doesn't take much space, it's just a typical wooden one-person hut.

But after entering the house, Sharlayan and the others were quite amazed to find that there is actually a universe inside the hut.

After all, he was the former guardian of Tirisfal. Even if the conditions were relatively difficult, Aegwynn would not treat himself badly in terms of food, clothing and housing.

The interior of this hut has obviously been expanded by space spells, and the interior space is much wider than the actual area.

The first thing that caught Sharlayan's eyes was the bitter old lich, Merry Winterwind, who was tied to a chair by multiple arcane rings.

There was a new visitor, and it was not good to keep Meri **** here, so Aegwynn untied him with a wave of his hand.

"call…"

Finally regaining his freedom, Meili complained gloomily as he got up: "Are you serious? You still engage in sneak attacks on my old comrade, and don't talk about martial arts."

Aegwynn rolled his eyes indifferently: "It's a waste of time to fight with you. It's not the first day you know me. I always choose the most efficient way to solve problems."

"Yes~"

In the non-research state, Meri has a good temper. Even if Aegwynn is tied to a chair for several days, he is not angry, but keeps talking about it.

"Okay, old thing."

Aegwynn waved his hand impatiently: "Why is your nagging problem worse than before? Can I apologize?"

Sharlayan interjected amusedly: "Merry has been alone in the sewers of Alterac King City for hundreds of years, and no one talks to him, so he can only talk to himself to maintain his ability to speak. And of course."

"Not only is he nagging, but he is also very vicious when discussing academic theories."

Meri snorted softly and explained to himself: "This batch of Kirin Tor councilors is quite disappointing. Except for the oldest one who is about to retire and the youngest two, the others are just idlers."

"Didn't you see what kind of questions they were asking, like mage apprentices who have never been exposed to advanced theories, can you be a member of the Kirin Tor just like that?"

Aegwynn rolled his eyes: "It's almost done, don't use the standard of your golden age to ask modern people, but..."

Aegwynn curled his lips in disdain: "Indeed, there are not many decent people in the Kirin Tor this year, except for Antonidas, who is too old and ugly, and only his chosen successor, Ronin, is okay."

Meri pointed at Jaina who was standing beside Sharlayan with his staff, looking at Aegwynn with a tangled expression.

"And this girl, she is the most talented person in Dalaran this year, and her knowledge reserve even makes me feel ashamed."

"Oh?"

Aegwynn has an arrogant personality, does his own way, and has always been honest with the chickens and dogs who have no social value.

In terms of personality, Aegwynn, who is also a demigod witch, has many similarities with Azshara, but Azshara's vision is higher, and she only sees people who are stronger than her.

There are only a handful of demigods in Azeroth who have been promoted from mortals. Except for the guardians of Tirisfal who used the power of guardians to forcibly leapfrog, there is only one example, Queen Azshara.

In the words of barrage, Azshara standing alone on a tall building may have always felt the loneliness of being too cold.

Aegwynn, who had reached the state of demigod, should also be able to experience this state of mind. During that time, she made many companions from the dragon clan, which to a certain extent eased her aloof mentality.

Azshara and Aegwynn have very different friendship standards.

For some reason, Azshara has always looked at the wilderness demigods and giant dragons as dislikes, and is unwilling to take the initiative to make friends with them.

If such a person is alone, Azshara feels that he will go crazy sooner or later, so he can only pin his hopes on the world outside Azeroth, and find Sargeras who is good at hiding his true intentions through the Well of Eternity.

It's not the first time that Sargeras pretended to be a bronze titan to scam netizens. The first victim was the eredar of Argus.

At this moment, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde had begun to doubt whether it was the right decision for them to give up everything on Argus and follow Sargeras regardless.

When Sharlayan and the others entered Dustwallow Marsh, Aegwynn quickly discovered their whereabouts through the magic surveillance network he had set up.

Tinagosa and Jaina are still relatively weak, unable to catch Aegwynn's eyes, and her attention has always been on Onyxia and Sharlayan.

Aegwynn has traversed Azeroth for hundreds of years, and she would have heard of a famous character like the black dragon princess Onyxia even if she hadn't seen it with her own eyes.

It wasn't Onyxia's identity that surprised Aegwynn.

Most dragons have a very proud personality, and they will subconsciously put on a high posture when facing mortals.

As far as Aegwynn knew, the Dragon Clan would not allow people to ride on their backs easily, and only those who were recognized by them could have this honor.

Although she has lived in seclusion in Kalimdor all year round, Aegwynn is different from Meri Dongfeng who has completely retreated~lightnovelpub.net~ She has been paying attention to the changes in the world situation.

Aegwynn knew very well that the black dragon clan had completely gone astray under the leadership of Neltharion, including Deathwing's prostitute Onyxia.

Due to Quel'Thalas and the Dragon Clan's conscious intelligence blockade, Aegwynn didn't know that Onyxia had already changed her ways and lived with Sharlayan in Eversong Forest for a long time.

After the battle with Sharlayan, Aegwynn could understand why the Black Dragon Princess was willing to walk with "mortals", and even let them ride on him.

Sharlayan Deep Shadow, who claims to be the Marquis of Quel'Thalas, has half of his blood from the dragon race.

Aegwynn hadn't paid attention to Jaina and Tinagosa who were not strong before. After being reminded by Meri, she finally started to look at these two little girls seriously.

"Um?"

Seeing this, Aegwynn immediately noticed something was wrong.

It wasn't that she saw Jaina's talent at a glance, but she was surprised to find that Tina Gosa, a little dwarf carved in powder and jade, was actually a dragon.

"...What have I missed during these years of seclusion? When did the arrogant dragons start actively intervening in mortal affairs?"

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