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The seamstress never looked up while speaking.

Lorraine didn't think the other person was being rude.

This unassuming and silent woman's death is like a statue that has lived for thousands of years.

He exuded an ancient aura, and even the slightest movement seemed to stir the stars...

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"Immortality is a curse, tempting foolish mortals..."

Humans age and die within a hundred years, and mages who study arcane magic are exceptions; they are essentially no longer mortals.

By infusing their physical bodies with magical power, arcanists can extend their lifespan by hundreds or even thousands of years...

And then there are necromancers who study necromancy; in their pursuit of immortality, they're willing to cease being human...

For example, Kel'Thuzad, the infamous second-in-command of the Scourge and leader of the Cult of the Damned.

Before he died, he wanted to extend his lifespan indefinitely through necromancy, voluntarily becoming a half-dead undead creature.

After being killed by Arthas, he was resurrected as a lich using the Sunwell of the high elves.

Finally, immortality has been achieved...

Or rather, it has become a soul trapped within the lich's body. As long as it can continuously absorb soul power, it can exist forever.

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Similar to the undead of the Scourge, the Forsaken's lifespan is frozen at the moment of their resurrection.

As long as the physical body doesn't decay, or can continue to absorb life force.

They can then continuously manipulate the body.

Of course, this is on the premise that one must remain conscious, because the soul will wear down over the long years.

Maintaining intense resentment or unwavering faith is key to staying lucid...

If you lose consciousness

They will eventually become walking corpses.

Slowly decaying,

Turned to dust.

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Legend has it that the night elves were blessed by the dragon of life because of the World Tree. Therefore, as long as the World Tree exists, the night elves and other races that depend on the World Tree can achieve immortality.

Even if the Tree of the World withers,

Relying on the magical spring water of the Moon Well,

Elves can live for at least three thousand years.

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Dwarfs and gnomes evolved from ancestors afflicted by a curse of flesh.

It also has a relatively long lifespan.

The ancestors of the dwarves were earth spirits, creations of the Titans, who could live for five thousand years or even longer.

They like to dig through mountains to build stone houses...

Passionate about forging and blacksmithing.

They are full of power.

Why is the power of the dwarven hero, the Mountain King, comparable to, or even surpasses, that of the minotaurs? Because they themselves may be made of stone...

The ancestors of gnomes were mechanical gnomes... They were descendants of another guardian created by the Titans, and were cursed with flesh and blood, rendering them unable to live forever.

They typically live to be around two hundred years old, but they are born with a talent for mechanical manufacturing and can extend their lifespan by modifying themselves...

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The seamstress didn't even look up, and proceeded to explain to Lorraine the lifespan limits of the Alliance and the Horde.

It tells the stories of the past and present of various races.

This hidden necromancer master feels like a bard composing an epic...

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Lorraine wanted the reward she deserved... and advanced magical knowledge.

He didn't know what use ancient history was to learning magic.

The teacher often talked about history to himself, calling himself a necromancer, but his actual knowledge of magic seemed rather limited...

Sensing Lorraine's thoughts, Lorraine really wanted to jump up and knock his apprentice's head!

Even though he is unable to leave the host's body at all.

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Actually, Rowling knew more details!

In ancient times,

Cenarius, the king of the demigod forest, possessed a lifespan of nearly infinite length...

It is actually one of the gods of the wilderness... the god of druids.

Deer antlers and horse body...

His disciples, the Night Elf Windfury Brothers, had different fates.

One inherited the druid's way, the other became obsessed with the power of demons, and in the end, the brothers turned against each other because they fell in love with the same female elf!

Archdruid Malfurion Stormrage, his wife Tyrande Whisperwind, and his brother Illidan Stormrage, the Demon Hunter, are all demigods tens of thousands of years old.

Because the night elves controlled the remaining waters of the Well of Eternity, they possessed the Moonwell and the World Tree, blessed by the dragon guardians...

May they stay young forever!

Until the Dark Portal opened and the Burning Legion invaded...

Nordrassil, the first World Tree atop Mount Hyjal, perished alongside the demon lord Archimonde the Defiler...

The night elves lost their eternal life, and Kalimdor was scarred. But they did indeed prevent the Burning Legion's invasion...

After the Battle of Mount Hyjal, the night elves replanted the World Tree on the island of Darrassu... Teldrassil!

Night elves are not as obsessed with magic as their high elves in the Eastern Kingdoms. This is because a portion of magical power actually originates from the void and shadows...

The Cenarius Council forbids night elves from researching magical powers!

Because that power was considered demonic...

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High elves are particularly obsessed with magic and are constantly plagued by misfortune.

Not to mention that Queen Azshara of the ancient high elf kingdom of Kaldorei destroyed the Well of Eternity, shattering the world.

This resulted in the high elves being banished by the night elves to the northern part of the eastern kingdoms.

They established the Quel'Thalas Elven Empire near Eversong Forest, allied with humans, and even taught them magic.

It was precisely because humans who initially possessed elven magic were disliked that they gathered together and established the magical kingdom of Dalaran, the Purple Kingdom...

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With the Dark Portal reopened, the Scourge undead army swept across the northern part of the Eastern Kingdoms.

The energy of the Sunwell of the High Elves was used by the Death Knight Arthas to resurrect Kel'Thuzad and make him an undead lich.

Having lost their source of power, high elves gradually develop an endless craving for magic, commonly known as "magic addiction."

Due to the effects of magic addiction, the lifespan of the remnants of the High Elf Empire can only be extended to three thousand years...

The survivors of the Quel'Thalas elven empire swore revenge against the Lich King and his minions.

To avenge our compatriots,

More importantly, we need to find ways to curb addiction...

Therefore, they call themselves blood elves.

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Kael'thas, the Blood Elf prince, and the Sunstrider are both severely addicted to magic...

Blood elves will stop at nothing to gain the power to save their country and people.

Kael'thas repeatedly rebelled, switching between the Alliance and the Horde. This caused the Blood Elves to become unpopular... ultimately leading to their split into various factions, with Silvermoon City joining the Horde.

Kael'thas led his elites to Outland to draw upon the magic of the Void...

This legendary fire archmage willingly served as a lackey of the demon hunter Illidan, also seeking an opportunity for revenge. He ultimately joined forces with Kil'jaeden the Deceiver, the commander of the Burning Legion.

They are bosses who directly find the boss, and their jump to a higher level is only to regain their power.

If they could regain the Sunwell or steal the power of the Naaru, the Blood Elves could also regain near-immortality.

The last leader of the Quel'Thalas Empire, Prince Kael'thas of the Blood Elf, gradually fell into corruption.

Like his former rival Arthas of Lordaeron, he lost himself...

In Azeroth, almost all the kings, princes, and princesses of every race have tragic fates... they're all unfortunate and pitiful princes...

They are often easily seduced by demons or evil gods... and almost none of them end up well...

Blood elves' addiction to magic is a curse passed down from the ancient high elves... They always repeat the tragedies of history.

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The remaining trolls, tauren, humans, dwarves, and gnomes are all native races of the planet Azeroth.

Orcs are an invading race from outer space, while Draenei are an alien race whose spaceship crashed...

Undead are special beings modified by demons...

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Trolls are the most indigenous of the indigenous people...

Trolls are widely distributed across Azeroth and once established a vast primitive empire.

They still occupy vast forests and islands across various continents. Some deep forests and islands still contain ancient troll cities, which no one dares to set foot in to this day.

The Darkspear trolls who joined the tribe were just one of many troll tribes.

They once possessed a glorious civilization, and the wild gods and Loa they worshipped were powerful primordial beasts...

Hidden within are unique beings such as the evil god Hakkar, the god of death Bwonsamdi, and the general of the Zerg Empire, servants of the ancient gods...

The history of trolls is also a history of blood and tears.

They could originally live for hundreds of years.

Due to harsh living conditions, the struggle was fierce.

Aside from the high-ranking trolls, the ordinary trolls died young...

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According to ancient texts:

Night elves evolved from trolls. They were blessed by the moon goddess, becoming beautiful and powerful, and possessing near-immortal lifespans...

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Strictly speaking, goblins are also a type of troll, but they have evolved into another intelligent race.

The price is that goblins have shorter lifespans than humans...

Their brains may look small, but they are actually quite intelligent...

Short in stature, but equally violent in temperament...cruel and cunning...loves treasure...

They also enjoy making strange and unstable inventions...

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The Tauren of Mulgore in Kalimdor possess a nature faith similar to that of the Night Elves.

However, one is the Forest Druid faith.

Another major one is the doctrine of elemental shamanism.

Shamans are the spiritual leaders of tribes, and powerful shamans, like elf druids, can live for hundreds or even thousands of years.

Due to frequent wars and harsh living conditions, apart from shamans, ordinary tauren, orcs, and trolls in the tribe often did not live past a hundred years old.

Only the strongest warriors can live longer.

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"For tens of thousands of years, countless rulers have come and gone on these two continents... and now humanity is still pursuing the mysteries of magic. Some have succumbed to depravity, some have fought for the weak and oppressed, and some have remained aloof... Well then, Lorraine, the apprentice mage of the Council of Tirisfal, do you understand what I mean?"

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Lorraine was unable to process such a massive amount of information at once...

"I just want to tell you not to be blinded by power. Magic is neither good nor evil, neither light nor darkness. Magic is merely a weapon, an energy source, a means. We must be masters of power, not slaves to magic. Learning magic is not for seeking immortality or becoming king, but for maintaining order and protecting our people!"

Lorin murmured in Lorin's mind, "Light originates from darkness, and darkness gives rise to light. No kingdom lasts forever... my child~"

Lorraine was still completely bewildered...

The seamstress stood up, turned her haughty head, and nodded:

"Ruzi can be taught!"

Lorraine awkwardly laughed, bent over, and bowed:

"Madam, we still don't know your name."

“Little fellow, very polite. Didn’t I tell you last time that I am a Forsaken?”

"But we are all the forgotten..."

“Alright, Lorraine. Everyone has a name, and I’m no exception.”

The seamstress nodded slightly. "If you hadn't reminded me, I would have almost forgotten this name. This name once brought me a lot of honor. But it was also my responsibility and the source of my pain. I had already let go of everything."

"Once you know my name, you will also bear this responsibility!"

Upon hearing this, Lorraine quickly replied:

"Then forget it. It's alright if I don't know your name. Madam, there's no need to insist."

He wanted to slap himself; why was he so curious about the woman's name...?

“That won’t do. You performed well this time. I’ve already recognized your talent. The Council of Tirisfal needs people like you. I happen to have an important task for you. Once completed, you will be a full member of the Council of Tirisfal. And I will be your introducer. Magna & Aegwynn.”

"Who?"

"Magna & Aegwynn, former Guardians of the Council of Tirisfal. Now President of the Forsaken Undead Research Association. Honorary Advisor of the Necromancer's Alchemy Society, Grand Magisters of the Forsaken. We fight for freedom and peace."

Lorraine felt like she had heard the name somewhere before.

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The teacher inside his body felt a chill run down his spine.

"Isn't that Medivh's mother? The most powerful human mage in history. She's lived for over a thousand years and inherited the power of thousands of human guardians."

Rowling had heard of Aegwynn's name before.

She was the one who took down the incarnation of President Sa back then.

However, she only killed one of Sargeras's avatars, and the Dark Titan Sargeras took the opportunity to invade her body.

This led to the tragic fate of Medivh, the son she later had with Aran, an assassin from the Tirisfal Arcane Society who came to kill her.

Medivh harbors a avatar of Sargeras's soul within him.

Medivh, controlled by Sargeras's fel energy, opened the Dark Portal with the orc warlock Gul'dan.

Lothar, the regent of the Storm Kingdom, and the mage Khadgar joined forces to kill Medivh, thus preventing the first invasion of the orcs...

The Warcraft movie tells this story, and the movie was alright. The storyline is about the death of Medivh.

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"When Aegwynn arrived at Karazhan, where Medivh resided, it was already too late; the Council of Tirisfal had already been wiped out by Medivh..."

The current Archmage Guardian, Khadgar, was originally just a spy apprentice of the Kirin Tor Council of Dalaran, and he had always stayed by Medivh's side.

The Lothar Squad of Stormwind, riding gryphons, raided Karazhan and, with Khadgar's assistance, killed Medivh.

Aegwynn realized her mistake, and could only watch helplessly as her son was used as a tool by the Dark Titan Sargeras and died a tragic death.

He quietly preserved Medivh's body and spent over twenty years resurrecting him using arcane magic and life energy.

Her son Medivh eventually became the Blood Raven Prophet, the Super Guardian...

The soul can travel through time and space, often transforming into a three-eyed raven to warn heroes in various major events.

This includes Arthas and his father, King Menethil, Thrall, the new Warchief of the Horde, Jaina, Khadgar, and others.

Some heeded his prophecy, while others did not.

Those who didn't listen were completely ruined and fell into depravity.

Listening to it didn't help...

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"I heard that Medivh and Gul'dan's apprentice, the half-orc assassin Garona, had a super hybrid son... named Medivh, but he disappeared inexplicably, just like his father."

“That’s right, the mage within you is correct. My son wasn’t fully resurrected; he became a unique spirit, just like you. I almost exhausted my last bit of mana trying to resurrect him. In the battle against Cho’gall, the Twilight’s Hammer, in Silithus, I had to sacrifice myself, pouring my final life force into Atiesh & the Staff of the Guardian…”

"Atiesh & the Staff of the Guardian is a mage's artifact! It can open a portal to Karazhan! Wait, no, are you talking to me?"

The master and apprentice were both stunned...