In Yangfan Port, Port Officer Ranbir is leading his men to carefully check the surrounding environment.

Despite his beard and a long scar on his cheek, Rambir still looked very smart and capable. He stood beside a very elf-style ship and loudly reprimanded the surrounding guards and port officials. : "Pay attention, Your Majesty the King and His Royal Highness the Prince will arrive at the port soon, show your best working conditions!"

"Yes!"

After checking how many times I didn't know, Ranbir saw that there was no omission and led the staff of the Yangfan Port Authority that had been prepared to the transmission hall, quietly waiting for visitors from Silvermoon City.

Before they were allowed to wait for a long time, ripples suddenly appeared in the tall blue portal in the middle of the hall. Two heavily armed elves appeared in front of the crowd first. They were stunned after seeing Ranbir and his party, but they reacted quickly. Come here, guards are on both sides of the portal.

Then Anasteria and Kael'thas stepped out of the portal first, Aristophane and others followed closely, and the hall suddenly became crowded.

After seeing the king and prince, Lambier hurriedly greeted him and stood up and saluted: "Your Majesty, Yangfan Port Bureau Director Lambir Morningstar salutes you! Welcome to your Royal Highness!"

Anasteria waved his hand and motioned him to be less cautious: "Lambiel, how is the boat prepared?"

"Report to Your Majesty, the Sunstrider has prepared Arcane Crystals and supplies, and the frigate is also waiting for your orders!"

"Very well, let's go!"

Soon a group of ebony elves came to the trestle bridge where the Sunstrider was anchored. The sailors were already standing on the boat, looking up at the king and prince.

"Your Majesty, this is the captain of this voyage. Matthew Sunchaser is an old captain with rich experience." Rambir introduced an elf behind him to Anasteria.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty, Matthew Sunchaser is reporting to you!" The elf stood in front of the King and said loudly.

Looking at the short-haired, thin but cold-tempered elf in front of him, the king nodded in satisfaction.

"Matthew, you already know our mission this time, right?"

"Yes, Your Majesty! Help Prince Kael'thas' squad to go to the northern ice continent to capture and eliminate the culprit who destroyed Silvermoon City!"

"Very well, then I won't say much, Kael'thas, get ready to go!"

"Good father, take care." Kael'thas said to the king worriedly, and then turned to look at Salorian, "Salorian, you must protect your father's safety."

Salorian, who was carrying Quel'Dra, nodded. Anastria looked at the atmosphere a little heavy, pretending to comfort Kael'thas easily: "Don't worry, Kael'thas, under the light of the sun well You don't have to worry about my safety!"

Then Kael'thas hugged his father and followed the captain onto the big ship. The elves who had been enlisted excitedly followed them and got on the ship. Aristophane, Alleria and Lor'themar At the end.

When they were about to board the ship, Anasteria stopped the wizard mage: "Aristophane!"

"Your Majesty, what's the matter?" Aristophane, carrying the cold of ebony, let Alleria and Lor'themar get on the boat first, and then stood before the king.

Anasteria hesitated, but still said: "Aristophanes, I should have been there, but because I was too closely connected with Sunwell, the traitor took advantage of this and was seriously injured. So if possible, I hope you can pursue and kill the traitor who has been possessed by the devil with all your strength."

The elven mage looked at the old king who was already slightly tired, and said, "Good Majesty."

Anasteria smiled, patted his shoulder and said: "Don't worry, since you don't like the Mage Tower in Fenrir, we will flatten it and build a new one for you. And wait for you to come back this time. , I will let Kael'thas propose that you also join the parliament and become an official member."

Aristophane was about to refuse, and Anasteria let go of him: "It's so decided! Okay, go up quickly, they are all waiting for you."

Just like this, Anasteria stood in the port, quietly watching the Sunstrider carrying the expedition leave the port, and after rendezvous with the three elven frigates wandering in the open sea, set sail, all the way to the northwest. Drive away.

After hearing Anastria's words, Salori asked in confusion, "Your Majesty, why do you value this mage so much?"

Anastria narrowed his eyes and said, "I think he will bring changes to the current lifeless kingdom, both in terms of system and vision."

Salorian did not expect the king to have such high expectations for him, but the king's next words surprised him.

"And if I want him to take Bellowal's class, assist Kael'thas."

Salorian was speechless for a while.

"Of course, he is still too young. Let's talk about specific matters in five or six hundred years!"

On the deck of the Sunstrider, Kael'thas was standing in front of the crowd. He scanned the crowd, then looked at Aristophanes standing behind, and said: "My fellow citizens, I called you from all over the kingdom because I believe you will be my right-hand man in this journey, Caponia, send them the things I have prepared."

"Yes, Your Royal Highness." The astrology master took out pieces of crystal clear, regular-shaped crystals from the space bag embroidered with golden red phoenixes he carried with him, and handed them to the accompanying elves.

"This is a communication crystal. Just input a little energy and you can contact me. Don't worry, we will be able to kill that traitor successfully, for Quel'Thalas!"

"For Quel'Thalas!" The recruited elves and sailors shouted, their voices resounding across the sky.

In the night a few days later, Aristophanes had just finished his meditation and walked out of the cabin.

Alleria held her bow and looked up in Quel'Thalas' direction.

"What's wrong, Alleria? What are you thinking about?" Aristophan took out two small hip flasks produced by the Farstrider ~lightnovelpub.net~ and handed one to the ranger.

"Oh, your meditation is over?" Alleria took it, twisted the lid and took a sip.

"Well, actually, meditation is no longer necessary for me. Mystery has already infiltrated my body, and now my main purpose of meditation is to meditate and plan the next stage of tasks."

"Did you not bring Adelina with you this time?" Alleria asked curiously.

"Adelina used its abilities to enter the sub-plane that I don't know which subsidiary plane," Aristophane shrugged, "The connection with me is still there, and it's getting closer, so I don't care about it, there is a need I will pull it over."

Alleria tightened her cloak, the sea breeze blows away her long golden hair, raised her head, the stars in the sky were reflected in the blue pupils, and then she leaned against Aristophane.

The mage gently wrapped her around her, and then said: "Homesick?"

"One thing," Alleria looked tired, "I know it shouldn't be in this state, but..."

"It's normal, after all, it's the first time to travel a long distance by boat," Aristophane comforted. "Don't worry, the main thing is to stay on the boat for too long, just wait for land."

The bright stars fell from the sky, and everything seemed so quiet and calm.

Suddenly Aristophan's pupils shrank.

"What's wrong, what did you find?"

Before he could reply, the watchman on the mast also yelled: "Land, I see the land!"

At this moment, all the elves woke up. Kael'thas walked through the elves to the side of the ship. He released an eagle-eye technique for himself, and the dark margin in the distance suddenly appeared in his eyes.

"Give orders to the frigate, the original anchor, we will land early tomorrow morning!"