The Prince of Lordaeron bravely enters Azeroth

In this world, I will need to address Arthas and Jaina as Your Majesty from now on.

Ridiculous... Looking for intruders, send me back... I am Rommath, a sin'dorei who can't go home.

In response, I could only smile and try to adapt to the new life.

I am resting now, in an elf cabin in Eversong Forest where I am the only one.

Now, I want to make some notes to prevent similar mistakes as in the "past" from happening in my future life in New Quel'dorei.

Unlike Lor'themar and Halduron who stayed in their homeland with the "old, weak and disabled soldiers", I, Rommath, followed Prince Kael'thas to Outland.

After Illidan's mission failed, there may have been no place for him in Azeroth, so he had no choice but to come to this broken land.

Maiev Shadowsong, the hunting avenger, from whom we rescued Illidan... my lord.

For this so-called fel magic, a stronger source of magic power... many elves died, and we Sin'dorei are already scarce.

But it is a necessary sacrifice of some kind.

There is nothing in this world that is free of cost.

After pledging allegiance, we defeated Maiev, the fel orcs, and Magtheridon, and helped Illidan ascend the throne of King of Outland.

We are as "happy" as Prince Kael'thas to have achieved this feat, and we have gained a foothold.

The so-called technology of drawing fel energy from demons to fill the arcane hunger is only a temporary solution and does not address the root cause.

We already know this technology, but we don't use it much.

Because absorbing magic power is actually absorbing the vitality of living things, which is immoral.

A hunger, an even more unbearable hunger, a hunger in both the spiritual and physical sense... "Magical" creatures died before my eyes.

Fel energy, like arcane magic, will subtly influence us, and elves with weak wills have no resistance to it.

Perhaps, if they become Mad Minds, or continue to be Quel'dorei, they will not become demons in the future... running dogs.

Outland, the Burning Legion can come here more easily. When I first saw it... the power of Kil'jaeden's shadow was terrifying.

Icecrown, we failed, defeated by the weak King Arthas, and we lost many compatriots.

Send Illidan back to Outland and help him heal his wounds.

The loyalty we think we have is not rewarded as it should be.

From my perspective, how many of our compatriots have we sacrificed in serving this evil?

Illidan didn't want to give the only remaining bottle of water from the Well of Eternity... He was a hunter like Maiev, a hunter who thirsted for "revenge".

However, I ended up returning to Quel'Thalas with two quests.

The first is to fill the magic addiction of compatriots and teach them new survival skills.

The second is to work to reclaim the ruins of the kingdom, our homeland of the sin'dorei.

Of course, I will also take it upon myself to promote the ambitions of Kael'thas Sunstrider, our last Sun King.

Under his leadership, our Sin'dorei will surely be revived!

Thanks to the efforts of our compatriots in Outland, Storm Fortress has returned to us, and I decided to borrow the power of Muru's Holy Light appropriately.

If using fel energy to fill hunger and thirst is feasible, then so is Holy Light. However, Holy Light is closer to...order, and like arcane, it will not have too profound an impact.

At least, as we mortals define light and darkness, light does better fit our hopes, expectations, and adaptability.

The Holy Light is so warm and generous...Astaroth took the initiative to replace me and become the link between the two organizations.

Because I am the "honorable" Grand Mage, and the first Grand Mage of Sin'dorei after Silvermoon City is successfully recaptured in the future, that's all.

With the establishment of the Blood Knights, those fellow priests who once believed in the Holy Light became powerful paladins.

Quel'Thalas, we the sin'dorei will definitely retake it!

This is often the case. The Lich King's slumber is an opportunity.

We drove Dar'Khan Drathir back to the Ghostlands, which is the core of the Scourge in Eversong Forest - Deatholme.

Well, I still don't quite understand how we, the Sin'dorei, came to join the Horde.

The tribes of that period, superficially speaking, were ethnic alliances that huddled together for warmth.

Because of our hero of Quel'Thalas, Sylvanas Windrunner, we formed an alliance with her forces.

With this opportunity, we began to seek cooperation from the tribe, and we were considered a neutral force at that time.

However, we were just cooperating in the beginning... The trolls are our sworn enemies, the orcs are our old grudges, and the Forsaken... are the unfortunate people in a sense.

The undead will die. This is the unanimous decision of many people who have been haunted by the undead, many sufferers.

We naturally know that the forgotten are miserable people, but who isn’t miserable?... Human nature sometimes only oppresses the weak.

The tribe, that is, the Tauren, have no grudge against us.

Our ancestors once fought together, and even if there were any conflicts, they were just small and scattered ones.

For example, the tauren pirates plundered the elven civilians, and the elven pirates plundered the tauren civilians.

The reason why we cannot touch fel energy, or should even avoid it, is because of Prince Kael'thas's "betrayal".

There is still a lack of information communication between the two worlds apart... There is nothing I can do.

In the future, due to the rapid development of war portal technology, there is also portal technology similar to that of the two Majesties of Lordaeron, which had not been developed at that time.

Haha, the magic books are hidden in the "library", and the knowledge is taken out only when one is "on the verge of death", which is laughable.

If I could go back, I would definitely do one thing... what I recorded on the image stone in Prince Kael'thas's hand.

After going through so much, "technology" has reached a level that we can't even imagine in this period.

Look at these scrolls, all I have to do these two days is throw them… just look at my compatriots and throw them casually.

The destructive magic smashes the undead that bothers me, and then adds a fire to burn the ashes... cough cough, magic really works.

If I go back and promote this... and create something, then there might not be a need for "primitive" battles with real swords and guns...

It is undeniable, whether in the past, future, or present.

We made the same mistake as the Kaldorei, becoming too arrogant and closed-minded.

Apart from the new feud between the Sin'dorei and the Draenei, and the old grudge between humans and the Kaldorei, the dwarves and gnomes have no conflicts with us.

Well...leaving aside the alliance, our proud Sin'dorei were going to remain neutral...To this day, I still don't know what that deal was.

With the death of Prince Kael'thas in Stormwind Fortress and the Sunwell, the two deaths brought about the rebirth of the Sunwell.

The help of the Draenei and the sacrifice of M'uru brought about a new era for the blood elves.

The Holy Light has reshaped a new source of arcane magic. Addiction to magic is no longer a problem, but the human heart is.

Because of this civil strife, we joined the tribe and were no longer collaborators.

Since then, I, Rommath, am no longer a fanatical "believer" of Kael'thas. I am one of the elves at the pinnacle of power in the Sin'dorei.

Rather than dwell on the past, I will devote all my energy to the restoration of Quel'Thalas.

This is the wish of all of us sin'dorei, no matter what we become, we will have this wish.

Thus began the hard times, when no king would rule over us any more.

Even if it is Regent Lord Lor'themar Theron, when his life reaches the end or he dies on the battlefield, the king will no longer exist.

Unless the people in power are crazy...if the scattered "Quel'dorei" are reunited because of one person, under such special circumstances...then the "King" will appear.

From the time he officially became one of the "Big Three" of Silvermoon City as some people joked, the days began, which were the same as before but also somewhat different.

During those days, I witnessed the end of Illidan, the destruction of Arthas, the Cataclysm of Neltharion, and the orthodoxy of Garrosh's Horde.

I often think about how we joined tribes...we had new factions, and we even fought wars across the world.

But we are suffering from the threat of Deatholme and the remaining undead in Ghostland... What faction? In fact, we have to rely more on ourselves.

Any Alliance or Horde that is willing to take the initiative to help us destroy all the undead in the Ghostlands, just like they recaptured Stratholme or won the battle for Undercity.

So what does it mean for the sin'dorei to officially and wholeheartedly join a faction? !

However, I don't have much time to think... Lor'themar and we witnessed and felt the "glory" in Pandaria.

In this world, the two-polarization of the mortal camp has already taken shape, and all races facing the world cannot stay out of it.

The Dark Portal has opened again, and the Iron Horde has invaded our world... After the fall of the Lich King, only the two camps in the open are preparing for war.

In other words, if anyone dares to interfere, we will first join forces to destroy him, and then fight to the death among ourselves.

I watched as my brothers fought one by one, fighting for honor and ultimately preventing an invasion of Draenor.

Next, Gul'dan appeared and had his skull crushed by the resurrected Illidan.

It's a pity that characters like Tirion and Varian... they are the poster children for heroes who died with honor.

Unsung heroes always remain unknown, and only their relatives and friends remember them... until they die, until no one knows the unknown heroes.

These are far from enough. The heroes’ sacrifices did not bring true and lasting peace, but one war after another.

The war has brought about a rapid advancement in knowledge about war, but many things that are truly worthy of our concern and closely related to us are "degenerating".

The war brought by the Burning Legion once again caused our hidden magical knowledge to emerge again to fight against the Burning Legion.

When the Burning Legion returned to Azeroth, Liadrin, I, and my compatriots liberated Suramar.

Actually I don't want to call it liberation, but I want to call it the new "Sin'dorei".

Just like those people helped us before, we helped our "compatriots" who were unwilling to go along with the devil.

The Nightborne, the Shal'dorei, the night elves who own the Nightwell, and the new allied race of the Horde.

We all have the same fate, devil addiction... "Master" working with the devil... "Rebels"... I have a lot of emotions.

Death, even if the Lich King Arthas is dead, the curse of death still accompanies us.

The world has never lacked ambitious people, what it lacks is an opportunity to come to power.

The world has never lacked losers, what it lacks is a missed opportunity to win.

The Burning Legion was defeated by us, but we still fought... Warchief Sylvanas said this was for the future.

Blood of Azeroth, Azerite, we are sometimes as greedy as the goblins.

How many people will die, me and others...all those whose desire for revenge has not yet arisen...peace is precious.

Following the previous Undercity... the Battle of Old Lordaeron, the Battle of New Lordaeron began... and many people died again.

Conflicts occurred again and again, but thanks to the power of the Old Gods, the united Azeroth once again gained the so-called peace.