The God of All Realms Starts with Harry Potter

At that time, if Stormwind City does not receive the support of all countries in the entire Eastern Kingdom, then its fall will be its only ending.

King Ryan also knew this, so while continuing to deploy defenses, he was also actively making arrangements for future wars.

On the one hand, he once again appealed to the northern countries for help, urging them to send reinforcements to save the Kingdom of Stormwind.

On the other hand, he was also prepared that the alliance could not be established for a long time, and reinforcements could never come. He has already begun recruiting civilians in Stormwind and arranging them to build ships in large numbers.

This arrangement can be regarded as killing two birds with one stone. It not only makes full use of the surplus manpower that has continuously poured into Stormwind since the invasion of the orcs, eases the pressure on the security of Stormwind, but also provides help for the exchange of materials between Stormwind and the northern countries.

These newly-built transport ships can not only increase the efficiency of the support materials of the northern countries, but at a critical moment, they can also become the last resort for the soldiers and civilians of the Stormwind Kingdom to evacuate Stormwind City.

Just as both humans and orcs were actively preparing for the next war, Stormwind City ushered in an unexpected visitor.

The visitor was a young mage-of course, not as young as Ye Ting-somewhat rebellious and full of curiosity. He claimed to be the apprentice of the Guardian Medivh.

His name is Khadgar, the hapless man sent to Karazhan by the Kirin Tor Council.

And now, this hapless guy brought an astonishing news.

Medivh betrayed humans, and it was the Guardian himself who brought the orcs to Azeroth.

The news was really amazing, but Khadgar's identity couldn't help but they didn't believe his words-not everyone could be the guardian's magic apprentice.

Finally, on this issue, a meeting was held overnight in the Palace of Stormwind. At the meeting, a fierce debate between the king and Khadgar began.

After all, it was too shocking news. Not many people participated in this meeting, mainly King Lane, Khadgar, Anduin Lothar, Ye Ting and Garona.

Among them, King Ryan and General Lothar were both Medivh’s good friends from childhood to childhood, and Ye Ting participated in the meeting as a representative of Dalaran. Since Garona is from Draenor and personally passed through the Dark Portal, she also participated in the meeting.

During the meeting, Khadgar vividly described what he saw and heard in Karazhan, and how he saw Medivh’s secrets through Karazhan’s changing space-time illusions.

One more sentence here.

Karazhan in Deadwind Path is Medivh’s magic tower. As the guardian, Medivh’s reason for building the magic tower is to monitor and drive away the demons who invaded Azeroth.

Karazhan’s location is exactly a weak node in Azeroth. Through this node, you can even enter the star realm—or called the Twisted Void—to travel to and from various worlds through this chaotic realm. Of course, it’s just The world belongs to the plane of Warcraft.

Such a node is a good entrance for the devil to invade Azeroth. Therefore, Medivh built his magic tower here, which is convenient for monitoring and expelling them nearby, while studying and exploring the astral world. Therefore, Medivh is also known as the astral mage.

And also because of the space node, some chaotic time fragments can often be seen here. Some of the fragments are from the past, some from the future, and some from the parallel world. Through the fragments, many illusions can be seen, and the illusions reveal the past. What has happened, what will happen in the future, and what may happen.

Khadgar's source of intelligence is precisely these illusions.

In front of everyone, Khadgar spread everything out and said: Karazhan’s vision, Medivh’s weird behavior, Sargeras who appeared in Karazhan but was once considered a phantom, and Medivh summons orcs to attack Azer. Russ’ incriminating evidence.

However, when it comes to dealing with the astral mage, Ryan's position is equally firm.

"There have been countless people trying to tell me that Medivh is crazy," Ryan said. "He has his own plan, boy. That's it. I can't count how many times I have heard this kind of news. Going crazy again or doing other weird things, and Lothar will be here nervously worrying about whether he has lost his hair... But as a result, it turns out that he was right every time, but we couldn’t understand it at first. ."

"I'm sorry, Your Majesty," Khadgar said, "Perhaps the Astral Mage has a bigger plan, but the question is, do Stormwind and Azeroth really have a place in his plan?"

Ye Ting also added: "In fact, Dalaran has long been suspicious of Medivh. Some time ago, almost all members of the Tirisfal Council died because of accidents of this kind, but I don't Believe that there can be any terrible accident that caused so many archmages to die continuously. We have always suspected that there is a man behind the scenes, and Medivh is one of the suspects."

In fact, although the members of the Tirisfal Council did die, Dalaran did not suspect Medivh because of this. Those guys had long been dissatisfied with the existence of the subordinates of the Tirisfal Council, wishing these old guys died soon.

Ye Ting mentioned these at this time, just to enhance the persuasiveness of the words.

At Ye Ting’s side, Garona also described the Dark Portal and some of Gul'dan’s encounters in Draenor. Many of the details are the same as Khadgar’s, Medivh tempted the orcs to attack Azeroth. The facts are consistent.

So in the next half of the night, King Ryan has been reiterating his firm position on this issue-Medivh will never betray, he must be immersed in some of his big plans that mortals cannot understand.

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Compared to Ryan, who firmly believed in Medivh, Lothar, another good friend of the Astral Master, was present, but remained silent for most of the time. He occasionally interrupted the meeting to ask a few related questions, and waited for Khadgar to tell him the answer. Can't help shaking his head.

Finally, he spoke.

"Ryan, don't let the sense of security cloud you!" He said, "Also, if Medivh can't be counted as our ally, then we don't even have any confidence in dealing with the orcs, so let's listen. What they said!"

Lothar was right. The only person who supported Ryan in the fight until now was confident. Apart from the possible support from other countries, only Medivh existed.

This powerful mage has helped Stormwind Kingdom solve problems more than once. Although Medivh often mentioned that as a guardian, he should not intervene in disputes between mortals in Azeroth, but he still helped Ryan defeat the trolls of Gurubashi. .

However, even Lothar failed to convince Ryan.

"I'm listening," the king said. "I'm not only listening with my ears, but also paying attention to it with my heart. We have been with Medivh for so many years, before he fell asleep, and after he fell asleep. He always remembers his friends. . If one day everyone can understand his thoughts, I bet you will be extremely honored for us to have such a good friend."

The deep sleep mentioned by Ryan refers to a period of Medivh’s youth, and the reason for the deep sleep is Sargeras’ attempt to control Medivh.

Finally, the king stood up, disbanded the talks, and promised to carefully consider the current state of affairs.

In this regard, Khadgar expressed considerable disappointment.

He was so anxious that he couldn't sleep, and his frustration kept him pacing in the room for the rest of the night. When the sleepiness finally enveloped him, there was an untimely knock on the door.

When he opened the door, he found that three people had been waiting for him at the door.

The leading man is Lothar, he is fully armed, carrying his famous great sword "Quilzalam" on his back, and a uniform on his arm.

Beside him was Ye Ting wearing a gorgeous robe. This robe was different from the usual one, and Khadgar recognized it at a glance. This was a battle robe from Dalaran.

The other companion was a green-skinned woman. Khadgar knew that this was Archmage Liver—that is, Ye Ting’s entourage, Garona the half-orc. She was a very good stalker with a black body. The tights outlined the girl's wild curves, but Khadgar didn't dare to look at it, because the pair of sharp and extraordinary daggers in the girl's hands gave him a sense of death-like horror.

"Are you going to die here?" Lothar smiled and handed Khadgar the uniform. "Put it on. See you on the top of the tower in fifteen minutes. Hurry up, boy."

The uniform is the uniform of the castle guard. Like the usual uniform, it is not only of poor quality and not fit, but it is used to allow Khadgar to get through the sentry.

Khadgar took the uniform disgustingly, then looked at Ye Ting and Garona, as if asking: "Why don't they wear these clothes?"

Seeing Khadgar's eyes, Ye Ting smiled slightly and cast an invisibility technique on himself. In the sparkle of magic, his body gradually became transparent and invisible.

Garona also lowered her body slightly, and concealed into the shadows expertly.

"Well, only I am the worst." Khadgar laughed at himself and accepted the fact.

This set of equipment also includes trousers and boots, and a blue tabard worn outside, painted with a lion pattern representing the kingdom of Azeroth, and an epee outside.

Khadgar hurriedly put on them, put his sword on his back without hesitation, and walked towards the top of the tower.

There are more than six griffins entrenched on the top of the tower. They stretched their huge wings and showed an expression of impatient eagerness.

Griffins are derived from Wildhammer dwarves. Although the Griffins of Stormwind are not enough to form an army, they can barely serve as a means of transportation for messengers. Now, they have other functions.

Lothar walked quickly to the Griffin and adjusted the position of the sword on Khadgar's back so that he could ride more comfortably.

"Your Majesty," Lothar said vaguely, "a little too firm confidence in his friends. But this doesn't prevent a good person from solving for him what he thought was wrong."

"Like us," Khadgar grumbled.