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With Elune's oracle as an endorsement, the resistance leaders paid more attention to Levin.

Garrod frowned slightly, his heart full of curiosity and awe of the unknown. He knew the importance of the oracle and understood Levin's hesitation at this time.

However, he still asked tentatively: "Levin, can I ask about the specific content of the oracle? Of course, if it is inconvenient to disclose, forget it."

Levin nodded gently, "In fact, there is nothing in the oracle that cannot be disclosed. Elune hopes that I can help rescue Lady Tyrande Whisperwind who is in trouble."

Speaking of this, Levin's expression became a little complicated, and he couldn't help but look at Maiev. He knew that this information might not be easy for Maiev to accept.

Levin took a deep breath and finally decided to make this secret public. He believed that only in this way could everyone understand the purpose and importance of his trip more clearly.

"Perhaps High Priest Dejana mentioned it before she fell into a coma," Levin continued, "High Priest Whisperwind is the successor personally chosen by the Moon Goddess Elune. Her safety is not only related to the faith of our night elves, but also to the peace and stability of the entire Azeroth continent."

Maiev: "..."

High Priest Dejana has always enjoyed a high prestige in the Elune Sisterhood. She is known for her gentleness and kindness, and she cares for everyone almost equally. This selfless dedication has won her the respect and love of many sisters. However, just as there are shadows under the moonlight, Dejana also has her shortcomings-too indecisive, which often leads to her lack of necessary decisiveness at critical moments.

Although Maiev had long heard of the reputation of 137 Tyrande, a rapidly rising up-and-comer, she had never associated this new priest with the future position of high priest until Dejana personally revealed the truth.

In her mind, all the members of the Sisterhood of Elune, including herself, tacitly agreed that she would become the successor of Dejana and shoulder the responsibility of leading the Sisterhood into the future.

However, Levin's sudden revelation was like a bombshell, which set off a storm in Maiev's heart. For a moment, her thinking seemed to stagnate and her brain was blank. She couldn't believe that her years of hard work and dedication had become meaningless in this moment.

After the initial shock and confusion, Maiev's heart was filled with a strong sense of dissatisfaction and resistance.

She was unwilling to accept this cruel reality, and even more unwilling to admit that she was not as skilled as others. But at the same time, she also clearly felt the powerlessness from the bottom of her heart.

For so many years, the High Priest Dejana has been cultivating Maiev's qualities in all aspects. Except for her personality, which cannot be easily changed, she has all the qualifications to inherit the High Priest. However, if everything Levin said was true, then all her efforts and hard work would be in vain. This huge psychological gap made Maiwei feel difficultThe pain and frustration she endured.

"Did Elune choose you? Hehe..." Maiev said this softly, with a hint of indescribable complex emotions in her voice.

At this moment, she was not the paranoid person who was devoured by hatred ten thousand years later. At this moment, she managed her emotions quite well, and during the time she traveled with Tyrande, the relationship between the two was quite harmonious.

Although her mood was very complicated at this moment, she took a few deep breaths and adjusted herself, and she quickly recovered from the previous shock.

With a self-deprecating smile, Maiev shook her head gently, throwing away those messy thoughts. She motioned Levin to continue: "Let's talk about this topic in private, let's talk about business first."

Levin looked at Maiev and sighed deeply.

He knew that Maiev must be in a bad mood at this moment, after all, this news was too sudden and unexpected for her. He followed Maiev's words and turned the topic back: "Okay, Maiev. Let's get back to the point. I can't go against the oracle issued by the Moon Goddess. If I must go to Pandaria, then before I set off, I must first find a way to rescue Lady Tyrande."

Garrod and Fandral and other high-ranking rebels nodded in agreement.

There was a hint of helplessness on their faces, but more of respect for the oracle and trust in Levin.

"Since it was the Moon Goddess Elune who personally asked me to do it, there is no other choice." Garrod sighed, and his frown seemed to hide thousands of worries.

He raised his hand and gently rubbed his forehead: "It's just that now the reinforcements of the Burning Legion are endless, and the situation of the rebels is becoming more and more difficult. We urgently need external help."

Fandar also echoed: "Yes, the pandaren of Pandaria have little communication with us. Their culture, customs and even language are quite different from ours. Levin, you have had contact with them and know them best. You are undoubtedly the most suitable person to go on the mission." His tone was full of worry: "If someone else goes, I'm afraid it will be difficult to achieve our goal."

Levin held his chin with his hand and fell into deep thought.

After a moment, he looked up, "In fact, the mission to the Pandaren is not necessary for me. The Pandaren are a peace-loving race. They worship nature and respect life. I believe that in the face of this world-class crisis, they will definitely be willing to lend a helping hand. It's just..." He paused, as if considering his words: "In order to ensure that everything is foolproof, we need to make a careful plan and prepare a sincerity that can impress them."

The only problem is that Levin is not sure what the current state of Pandaria is.

If his memory is correct, Pandaria at this point in time should be under the rule of Shaohao, the last emperor of the Pandaren.

The legendary emperor, with his great achievements, turned himself into an endless mist, tightly enveloping the entire Pandaria. This mist is like a mysterious veil, isolating the continent from the outside world,Guarding the peace of this land.

When the catastrophe of the earth-shattering world came, the ancient Kalimdor continent was torn apart and became the four continents of the future Eastern Kingdoms, Pandaria, Kalimdor, and Northrend.

It was the protection of this mist that allowed Pandaria to survive and maintain its complete form. However, because of the cover of this mist, Pandaria has since cut off all contact with the outside world and become an isolated existence.

Levin tried hard to recall the details about Shaohao's transformation into mist. He vaguely remembered that this incident happened before the Great Split of Ancient Kalimdor, but he was not clear about the specific time point.

It is impossible for the history of Warcraft to record all the details.

Although the wheel of history will always move forward according to the established trajectory, every choice and effort may bring subtle changes to this trajectory.

"Although we can get through the difficulties according to the original historical development," Levin thought to himself, "but if there is a chance, I still want to take a gamble and try to cause greater damage to the Burning Legion."

Although the demons of the Burning Legion can be resurrected in the twisting void after death, according to the law of conservation of energy, however, Levin knows that every resurrection cannot be without cost.

The simplest problem is time, this resource that cannot be ignored will become their biggest enemy. If they can inflict a more painful blow to the Burning Legion in the War of the Ancients, then the time for their resurrection will be greatly extended.

This will win precious breathing space for the creatures on the continent of Azeroth, allowing them to have the opportunity to recuperate and rebuild their homes. More importantly, this may also be able to suppress the scale of the inevitable Satyr Rebellion to some extent, bringing more lasting peace and tranquility to this land.

The Pandaren seem to be cute and adorable, but they actually contain amazing combat power.

In the unique climate of Pandaria, the profession of monk was born. Not only did they help the Pandaren coalition escape the cruel slavery of the Mogu, but they also stood up despite the disadvantages when the Zandalari trolls invaded.

Just when the Pandaren were facing life and death, they unexpectedly found a new ally - the Cloud Dragon, who had been friendly with the Pandaren for generations. These highly intelligent creatures joined the battle like a god from heaven, and reversed the disadvantage in one fell swoop.

Not only that, Pandaria also hides a more powerful force.

The four wilderness demigods, known as the Four Heavenly Gods, are the guardians of this land. They have unparalleled power. Levin knew that if he could persuade these four demigods to join the fight against the Burning Legion, then the balance of victory might tilt towards them. Many demigods joined forces to launch an attack, and even the commander-in-chief of the Burning Legion's vanguard, who was as powerful as Archimonde, would have nowhere to escape under their encirclement.