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The sunset on Mount Hyjal is really beautiful. Under the afterglow, the leaves sparkle like gold. Sylvanas held Nathanos in her arms for a long time. She lost consciousness for a while, and the coldness in her hands made her surprised several times.

This human being was already dead. When she came to her senses, she remembered that he was really dead and just existed in the world in another way.

How should I treat him?

Such a question suddenly arose in the female elf's mind, and she denied the idea. She shouldn't think like this. In Quel'Thalas, when she learned from Vereesa about everything Nathanos had paid, Hill

Vanas is determined to never abandon this human being, no matter what he becomes.

"This is truly astonishing, Windrunner." Medivh stood there for a while, constantly thinking about what kind of power could do all this, but the answer might be beyond his knowledge.

"I have to say you did a great job."

"I have many things I want to say to him." Sylvanas' red and swollen eyes stared blankly at the bloodless face in her arms. "I wish those words just now were really what I wanted to say to him from the bottom of my heart.

of."

"You... lied to him?" Medivh was stunned.

Sylvanas shook her head slightly, "No! What makes me regret is that I have to say this to him as my sister."

That's it! The guardian suddenly realized that he knew what that power was. It was not beyond his knowledge, but something he had never experienced or come into contact with before - love!

"Nathanos sacrificed himself for the one he loved, and you pretended to be your sister for him."

"I didn't expect to get anything." The female elf seemed to have guessed what the mage wanted to say, and immediately declared in advance.

But Medivh shook his head, that's not what he wanted to say. "Who can get what they want from a dead person?"

These words were like a sword piercing Sylvanas' heart.

"What I want to say is that although your actions have helped him ease his current predicament, it will make him more miserable in the future."

"What is more painful than death?" Sylvanas roared. Medivh has not come up with a way to help Nathanos, but has been making sarcastic remarks.

More painful than death? Medivh showed a strange smile. In fact, he and Nathanos had some similarities in life and death. He decided that he could help Nathanos because he had also experienced it.

One death.

"Of course." He replied slowly, successfully attracting the ranger's murderous look.

"What is more painful than death is the contradiction that can never be resolved."

A conflict that can never be resolved? What does this mean? The female elf lowered her head to look at Nathanos worriedly. He had already assumed a terrible curse, what else was waiting for him?

"No!" Sylvanas raised her head to look at Medivh in despair, "What else could pose a threat to him? Tell me!"

"Even if I say it, even if you take precautions, what is coming will eventually come, Windrunner." Medivh turned around and looked up at the setting sun, half hidden behind the clouds. "If you really want to save him,

Just don't touch him anymore and let him survive in the shadow of death alone."

"You let me stand by and watch!" Sylvanas growled through gritted teeth. Medivh's meaning was completely contrary to her idea. He wanted to keep himself away from this human being, but he wanted to take Nathanos away with him.

Returning to Quel'Thalas. She believed that in the rich collection of documents in the high elven kingdom, there must be a way to help Nathanos get rid of the aura of death from his body.

But in Medivh's eyes, her idea was so ridiculous. Even children knew that life and death were irreversible.

"Yes!" Medivh said sternly to Sylvanas. He was not persuading, but ordering. "You must leave him. If you don't do this, I cannot guarantee that Nathanos can survive. You know

? It was a mistake for him to come into this world."

The female elf was completely confused now. What on earth was the guardian in front of her talking nonsense about?

"Many changes have taken place in this world, Windrunner. Some people's fate has long been determined." Medivh looked at Nathanos, then stared at her with a strange look, "And some people have escaped.

to his original destiny.”

Sylvanas subconsciously guessed that Medivh was talking about herself. No! Medivh's words were very objective, and some of them were referring to the Windrunner family!

"Some people who should have disappeared are still alive, and their existence has subverted the trajectory of the world. The person who caused all this is in your arms."

Nathanos?

The female elf could no longer say a word. Medivh walked to them and knelt down in front of them, warning in a small voice. "Nathanos' enemies are not just death. There are countless people who want to destroy him. Maintain the balance of time.

The bronze dragon clan may send assassins to assassinate him at any time, and they have already taken action. It’s just strange that someone seems to have been secretly protecting Nathanos so that he will not be obliterated in the long river of time.”

"Then why do you still want me to leave him? Why don't you let me protect him?"

"You have to recognize the reality, Elf. You are a living person, and he is a dead person!" Medivh pointed out this point, and then said: "Secondly, maybe you won't admit it, but you may also hurt him.

threats.”

Sylvanas heard the most ridiculous sentence and trembled with laughter, "How is this possible?"

"In fact, you already did this just now!"

She was surprised. What had she done? She had obviously helped Nathanos, so why did Medivh say she had harmed him?

"It won't be long before you find out, and you'll regret it and feel guilty about it."

Sylvanas had no words to refute. She felt that Medivh was powerful, and he seemed to have the ability to predict. What did he really know? There was no reason for this wizard to deceive her, so what was the use of trying so hard to make up lies to cover up all this?

?Sylvanas reluctantly admitted that Medivh might be right!

"If I leave him, it will make him less painful?" the female elf confirmed again. If Medivh denied her, or gave her a completely opposite answer to what she just said, she would definitely kill the wizard.

Medivh nodded firmly, and he still had something to tell Nathanos and state it alone.

Sylvanas Windrunner closed her eyes and took a deep breath before agreeing to Medivh's request. It was obvious that she was very determined, and she didn't even dare to look at Nathanos again. Reason and unwillingness were fighting to the death.

Yes, it is the former who controls her at the moment.

"I promise you, Windrunner. Your decision will not be wrong! And now, you can choose to leave here and return to your homeland, or you can go to Jaina, join her army, and participate in the decisive battle against the Burning Legion.
Chapter completed!