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The expressions of the Moon Guards, at the moment when Levin introduced himself, were like the surface of a lake blown by the cold wind, and suddenly became gloomy. From their eyes, it can be seen that they have a deep fear and distrust of the profession of druids. In the eyes of these Moon Guards who respect arcane and magical power, although the ability of druids is powerful, they are controversial because of their close connection with the lower elves.

However, just when the atmosphere was about to fall into a deadlock, Maiev snorted lightly and stood up to explain for Levin: "Levin is a follower of the moon goddess Elune. He just accepted Elune's oracle not long ago, so he is not just a druid."

"Elune's oracle?!"

Including Madrake, the Moon Guards all looked at the smiling Levin in surprise.

From the name of this elite force, it can be seen that even though they spend most of their time protecting the interests of the upper elves, they still maintain a devout belief in Elune.

The Moon Guards exchanged doubtful and inquiring looks. They had besieged Lasar Lazar for many days, so they naturally came into contact with Mavido, the leader of the battle priests, and had long known her character.

Although this priestess was tough, her words had never been false. Moreover, this time it involved the moon goddess Elune, and Maiev couldn't lie to Elune. This forced them to re-examine Levin in front of them.

Thinking of the strange phenomena in the sky and earth a few days ago, they seemed to understand something.

Under the guidance of Madrake, the Moon Guards came back to their senses. They respectfully touched their chests and saluted Levin, saying devoutly: "Respected Moon God's followers, please forgive our previous offense."

"It's okay." Levin waved his hand gently, indicating that they don't need to care, "I just happened to get Elune's instructions. You are also trying to protect your beliefs and homes. I understand your feelings."

"By the way," Levin suddenly remembered something and clapped his hands and said, "Since we are now on the same front, why not exchange information? I really want to know what the situation is like on the front line now."

"Information on the front line?" Madrake frowned when he heard this. Frowning, he tried to recall the news he had recently received, but finally shook his head helplessly: "Sorry, Lord Levin, we are not very clear about the latest situation on the front line of Zin-Azshari."

He smiled bitterly and continued to explain: "The one who is most qualified to answer this question is Captain Feldrin Mooncrown. He is the second son of the Mooncrown family. His father is a high-ranking official in Zin-Azshari, and his mother is also a famous noble. Therefore, he has always been responsible for contacting the capital. Unfortunately, he did not follow us because of his disagreement with us. So now we know very little about the specific situation on the front line."

Levin and Maiev looked at each other, and each saw a hint of helplessness in each other's eyes. They also noticed that the number of the Moon Guard in front of them was less than half of the previous battle.

And thatSome Moon Guards who still chose to believe in the Burning Legion had parted ways with Madrake and others after the battle and returned to Zin-Azshari to report.

The personnel with intelligence left in advance, leaving Madrake unaware of the latest situation in Zin-Azshari.

Before this, all the intelligence about the rebels that Levin and his team had obtained came from Tyrande, but Tyrande had been away from the rebels for quite some time, so her intelligence was not very timely. It was only known that before she left, Krasus, an advisor in the coalition, had proposed to the Black Crow Lord to seek assistance from the dragons, and this proposal was firmly supported by Malfurion. However, did the dragons respond to the call? When would the demigods be able to fully devote themselves to the battle? They knew nothing about these.

Levin had originally hoped that the Moon Guards could provide more detailed intelligence to help them clear the fog before their eyes. Unfortunately, Madrake and his men were also trapped in the desert of intelligence and could not provide him with more clues.

Despite this, the information collected by the Moon Guards in the past still provided some inspiration for Levin and Maiev:

As Levin had said before when tempting Maiev to speed up the action, her brother, Jarod Shadowsong, is now indeed highly valued by the leader of the rebels, Lord Ravencrest.

The rebels used Black Rook Hold as their base and launched fierce attacks on Zin Azshari.

Thinking of her younger brother taking on an important role in this huge battle, Maiev felt a complex emotion in her heart. She stroked her chest and exhaled a long breath to calm her beating heart.

At least, she knew that her brother was still alive and fighting for a common goal.

Levin gently touched his chin, frowned slightly, and continued to ask: "So, what about the Dragon Legion? Didn't they join the battle? Their power should be an indispensable force for the current battle situation, right?"

"Dragon Legion?" Madrake was stunned for a moment, and a look of surprise appeared on his face. He turned his head and looked at Levin, with a curious light in his eyes, "I thought it was just a legend circulated among the mages! Does the Dragon Legion really exist?"

Levin nodded slightly and said affirmatively: "Yes, the Dragon Legion does exist. They are one of the oldest and most powerful creatures on the continent of Azeroth, with unparalleled power and wisdom. If we can convince them to join our battle, then the chances of winning against the demons will be greatly increased!"

Madrake was stunned. He imagined the scene of thousands of dragons soaring and spewing flames on the battlefield, and a sense of ambition surged in his heart.

However, he soon smiled bitterly and shook his head and said: "To be honest, I don't know the situation of the dragon army. I just heard that the red dragon appeared on the battlefield, but I haven't heard of the dragon army joining the battle."

"So, the dragon soul has not been created yet?"

Levin thought thoughtfully.Nodding, integrating the information provided by Tyrande and Madrake, he had a general understanding of the development of the situation.

"Major Madrake, thank you very much for the valuable information you provided."

Levin said gratefully, he raised his head, his eyes passed through the jumping firelight, and fell on the moon guards who were sitting on the other side of the fire with the priestesses, their figures looming in the firelight.

Levin frowned slightly and continued to ask: "So, what are your plans next? As far as I know, Queen Azshara is a person who can't tolerate sand in her eyes. Once she finds out that you have violated her will..."

He didn't continue, but the worry and concern in his words had been clearly conveyed to Madrake and others.

Hearing this question, Madrake and others couldn't help but exchange glances, and all the moon guards showed confusion in their eyes.

"To tell you the truth, we don't know what to do next."

Madrak smiled bitterly and said helplessly, "Although we have prepared ourselves mentally, when we are faced with the choice, we find that our minds are blank."

Levin could hear his helplessness and confusion.

The upper elves' worship of Queen Azshara is almost blind, which can be seen from the attitude of Lord Ravencrest. As the commander of the rebels, he raised the banner of rebellion only to eliminate the evil people around the queen, not to really betray her.

However, Queen Azshara, who is extremely power-hungry, has always had zero tolerance for those who betray her. The tragic experience of Lord Ravencrest and Prince Farondis, who governs Azsuna in the original book, is a living example.

"I have a question." Levin's voice broke the silence, his eyes were as sharp as a knife, staring at Madrake's eyes.

Madrak's heart trembled, he knew that Levin's problem would not be simple. He nodded and motioned Levin to continue.

".ˇ At this point, do you still believe that someone deceived the queen and that it was not her intention to invite the demons?"

"Of course!"

Before Madrake could speak, Danar had already stood up excitedly, "It must be Chief Advisor Xavius ​​who is secretly doing something! That guy who colluded with the demons deceived the superiors and the subordinates, and Her Majesty the Queen must have been deceived by him!"

"I'm sorry, Danar, that's not the case."

Levin shook his head slightly and interrupted Danar's speech decisively: "According to the information we have learned, it was our Queen who took the initiative to request the opening of the portal. She even wanted to become the leader of the demons, the queen of Sargeras."

"No... No way?" Levin's words were like a bolt from the blue, instantly crushing Danar's beliefs. He stood there, speechless, as if he had lost all his strength, and could only mutter to himself: "You are lying to me... You are lying to me, right?"

Maev glanced at Danar coldly and stabbed him with a knifeStop.

"He didn't lie to you." There was no emotion in her voice. "She is the only one among the high elves who has the authority to open the Well of Eternity for the Burning Legion. As for Xavius? Does he have the qualifications? Does he have the ability?"

In the final analysis, Xavius ​​is just a pawn in the hands of Queen Azshara, and all his actions and decisions are controlled by the queen.

Admittedly, he does have selfish motives, but this is all because he has a deep affection and admiration for Azshara in his heart, and he longs to do great things and become a man worthy of the queen, but unfortunately, Azshara has never had any real interest in him or paid attention to him.

Levin looked at the frustrated and confused Moon Guards in front of him, and a wave of sympathy surged in his heart. He knew that these warriors who were once loyal to Azshara were now facing the collapse of faith and confusion in the future.

"I know it's not easy for you to accept such a truth all at once." So he took the opportunity to say, "But you must get rid of your blind worship of Azshara, use your own eyes to witness the facts, and find the path that truly belongs to you."

Leven paused and continued, "Our goal is to go to the capital, Zin Azshari, and join Lord Ravencrest's resistance. If we take a large army by land, even if we rush non-stop, it will take at least more than a month to arrive. However, if you can provide the help of the [Portal], then we can greatly shorten the journey and reach the front line faster."

Having said this, Leven stood up and solemnly saluted Madrake and others: "Here, as a follower of the Moon God, I sincerely invite you to join us. Please follow us to the front line! Witness the atrocities of the Burning Legion and Azshara's betrayal with your own eyes. I believe that as long as you take this step bravely, you will definitely find the truly correct path, find your own faith and future!".