Azeroth Star Warlock

I'm glad that all the comments so far have been to find fault with the timeline, characters, and Warcraft's canon history, and they haven't scolded me in terms of writing. Thank you readers for this. Similarly, I will try to write as smoothly as possible and not scratch the surface, and I will carefully consider the plot and details. In fact, I haven't read the official history of Warcraft. I only know it from the game and other books about Warcraft, so there are many problems. I still hope to forgive you. I will try my best to change it later. I really can't change the outline at the beginning. I'm sorry everyone. 😠

In the magical city of Dalaran, most talented mages have been taught by Archmage Antony, but they are all like registered disciples, such as Prince Kael'thas and the red dragon mage Krasus. Archmage Antony will explain his magic experience to them, but the real disciples are different. . . . Crassus and Arthas are actually similar to the registered disciples of Antondanis? Where does this basis come from? "Teacher Anthony, the problem in the Cursed Land is not too big. The elements there have always been fluctuating, but Karazhan... Is the residence of the guardian Medivh after all..." The five people in the hall were members of the six-member Dalaran Council except Kel'Thuzad, mages who stood at the top of the human kingdom, but the speaker was a handsome high elf who seemed a bit outstanding. He was Prince Kael'thas of Quel'dorei! Kael'thas actually called Antondanis "mentor"? ? ? What's the basis for this? Or just take it for granted? ? ? The only prince of the Magic Kingdom, the youngest spouse of the Red Dragon Queen, regardless of strength, identity, status, or age. . . No matter how you look at it, you feel that Archmage Anthony will explain his magic experience to them, but the real disciples are different. They will take them with them and educate them step by step. Starting from a young age, they will care and care more like a son. It's totally ridiculous~

I am Sur, I am the Lord of the Starry Sky

The most important thing when writing a book is your own ideas and your own perspective. Others are so stupid, let him write it himself. Support you!

Ten thousand years ago, Neltharion had fallen. The timeline deviates too much.

Too novice, and the timeline is wrong

Let me ask you, without the story of the blue dragon being betrayed by the black dragon and almost annihilating the clan in ancient times, where did the Lich King's frost dragon come from? What happens next when the Blue Dragon King is not crazy? The Dragon Soul was created in ancient times, and the Black Dragon King betrayed him recently. The Black Dragon King's strength is similar to that of other Dragon Kings, and is also restrained by the Dragon Soul. How could he give the Dragon Soul to the orcs? In the same way, how does the Black Dragon King initiate the cataclysm?

I'm a newbie, I hope seasoned Warcraft fans will forgive me, Doujiu also played from the 1970s to the 1990s, and I have seen many Warcraft novels that follow the timeline 🤤 So if you want to keep the outline unchanged and disrupt all the events, it will certainly be reasonable. Seeing that many readers disliked Jaina very much, in response to the opinions of readers, we arranged for Jaina to "die in a dark way" shortly after it was released. Not to mention the female protagonist, even the male protagonist can die, as long as you watch it happily, You can leave a message under this post, who deserves to die or who should appear but I forgot, As for how and when to die, I will make careful arrangements and never mess up the situation 😃