Chapter 77: Human world knowledge (2)

　　 Soon Farr led Aristophane away from Thoradin's Wall and hurried towards Stromgarde.
"Since the descendant of Thoradin the Great, who was also Fadierrosa left, Stromgarde is the only military nobleman left in Thorbane." Farre said to Aristophanes on the horse, "We manage The land near Arathi, but you have also seen it, there are not many people here."
　　 Aristophanes knew it, but even so, as they approached Stromgarde, more and more people were on the road.
　　 At a fork in the road, Farr led him to the south, and soon a magnificent fortress appeared at the end of the road.
　　 Aristophane looked into the distance, the red flag of Stromgarde was flying in the wind, and he vaguely saw a clenched fist on it.
　　 "That is the flag of the Trollbane family." Farrer said, "it is also the flag of Stromgarde now."
　　 At the gate of the castle, the two met the king of Stromgarde, who is also the leader of the Trollbane family, and Farre's father, Aaron Trollbane. In the eyes of Aristophanes, the human in front of him was about 1.9 meters tall, like a general rather than a king, wearing a red and white robe and armor, not wearing a helmet, and having strong red hair.
　　 Aaron was also shocked after receiving the letter from his son, but he quickly calmed down, calculated the countermeasures and estimated the time, and then led his guard to greet the two at the gate of Stromgarde.
At this moment, he was also looking at the elves who dismounted. Unlike the Quel'Thalas elves he had seen before, the elves in front of him had shorter ears and a more burly body. They had short hair and pupils that elves rarely saw. It was not blue like arcane, but blue-violet.
　　 "Salute to you, son of Fadierlosa." Aaron first greeted Aristophanes.
　　 "Sinua\'manore, salute you, Your Majesty," Aristophane replied.
　　 Aaron and Faller were taken aback when they heard the words, and exchanged glances, Aaron said directly, "Your Highness, can I see that badge?"
　　 Aristophan took out the badge and handed it to Aaron. He rubbed it for a while, then turned it over, looked at the text on it, and sighed.
"Come with me. Fadier broke with the nobles in the city about two hundred years ago and led the people loyal to him out of here. We only learned that Fadier's descendants had established a country in the south a few years ago. And those nobles also chose to leave Stromgarde and head north, where there is a fortress built to commemorate the death of General Lordan."
　　 Aristophane followed Aaron into Stromgarde, and the bustling crowd gathered together. They passed through the crowd and walked into a smaller castle.
"Fadierlosa and my grandpa are friends for life. When he chose to leave, my grandpa was very sad." Aaron said as he walked, leading Aristophanes into a room in the castle, "this Collect the badge and take a good rest here. Tomorrow I will ask Farr to take you to the Lothar family site."
　　 "Thank you, Your Majesty." Aristophanes replied, "But is there any record of the history of Emperor Thoradin or the Lothar family?"
　　 "Wait I will ask the maid to send you Lothar family records, but I am just a backup here, the complete one has been taken away by Fadil."
"thank you very much."
　　 Soon Aaron and Faller met in the hall.
　　 "Father, is he really?"
　　 "It should be correct. According to your great-grandfather's dictation, Fadil told him to give his badge to an elf. You can take him to the site of Lothar's house tomorrow. There should be more detailed clues."
In the evening, Aristophanes was reading the records of the Lothar family. From Thoradin’s unification of the Arathi Highlands, until Fadir Lothar gave up Stromgarde and chose to go south, the entire 1,600 years of history are condensed in this book. In the head record.
　　 "True, true."
　　 "Go in."
"Aristophane, are you busy?" Farrer came in with a plate in his hand, "This is a specialty of Stromgarde, Arathi ibex, and Fadil sturgeon soup. Try it now. Look."
　　 Aristophanes put down the book in his hand, got up and took the plate, sat down and ate.
"How is the taste?"
　　 "It's delicious. The roasted lamb is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, the sturgeon soup is very fresh, and there is silver leaf grass inside?"
　　 Farre gave a thumbs up: "Expert!"
　　 Aristophanes smiled and said as he ate, "Well, just ask if you have any questions. You praise me and I am embarrassed."
　　 Farr scratched his head, and then asked: "Is that obvious? Okay, then I'll just say it, what do you think of Thorbane's rule of Stromgarde, or Arathi Highlands?"
Aristophane took the fish soup and drank it, wiped his mouth, and said, "I don’t look very much. I’m here just to solve my mother’s last wish. As for the unification or division of the Arathor Empire, the ruler of Stromgarde is I don't care about Trollbane or anyone else."
　　 "Aren't you here to receive Stromgarde?"
　　 Aristophanes laughed: "Accepting Stromgarde? What good is it for me? Not to mention that you forgot my blood?"
　　 Faller also woke up now, how could a half-elf become the leader of the human kingdom? Except for the deviant magic researchers in Dalaran, the remaining Kul Tiras, Alterac, Stormgard, and Gilneas, one of them is impossible to accept, the same is true for Stromgarde .
　　 He took a breath at the thought of Farre, stood up and cleaned up the dinner plates, and then said: "I will come to you tomorrow morning and take you to Lothar's old house in the east of the city."
　　 Aristophanes nodded and watched him leave the room.
　　 Early the next morning, Farre and Aristophane had a breakfast of Stromwater’s characteristic Velociraptor meat, and the two rode on horses to quickly move towards the east of Stromgarde.
　　 "The old Lothar house is in front, Aristophanes." Farrer pointed to a large courtyard in front of him.
　　 "Is there anyone in there?"
　　 "Fadil took away most of the family members, leaving behind old people with inconvenient legs. The last person died more than a hundred years ago and was buried in the Lothar family cemetery behind."
　　 As they said, they opened the door and walked into the yard. There was a lot of grass in it, and the old building was covered with vines.
　　 Aristophane looked around, then walked into the room, it was empty and there was nothing.
　　 "Look at it slowly, I'll go back first, and look for the guard at the door if there is a problem." Faller saw that Aristophane's complexion was not very good, and walked out after speaking to him.
　　 Aristophanes did not speak, but went upstairs first, and found that it was also very dilapidated. There was nothing in the bedroom. The sunlight came in through the dilapidated window, which looked a little bleak.
　　 Then he planned to go to the basement and looked at the dark stairs. He waved his staff and lit the torch leading to the basement, and then went down.
　　 Contrary to Aristophanes's expectation, the air in the basement was very fresh, not like it had been closed for a long time without anyone coming.
　　 Aristophane used his secret energy to release two lightning and hung them on the top of the basement, and then began to search carefully with the sound of "cracking".
　　 finally found a depression in a corner. He looked at the shape, then took out the badge in his hand and pressed it gently.
　　 A "click" sounded, a secret door opened, Aristophanes walked to the dark hole, and then controlled a lightning ball to fly in.
　　 With the blue-and-white light, he saw that there seemed to be a table inside, and felt that there were spell fluctuations on it, and an empty shelf behind him.
　　 Then he stepped to the table with a magic box on it.
　　 He had seen this kind of treasure box in Dalaran before, and bought one for Alleria and the others. People generally use it to store tokens or precious things, and it is difficult to destroy it with external force.
　　 Aristophanes is a little curious, this kind of thing is very precious, why would he stay here before leaving. He stretched out his hand and picked it up, and found a line of small characters engraved on the table: Ms. Bai was the key, and the blood of the Great Emperor was the key.
　　 He jotted down these words, studied the sealed treasure box, and received it in his backpack.
　　 Then he let go of his perception again and left the basement after finding that nothing was missing.
　　 At the entrance to the tomb at the back of the house, Aristophane hesitated for a while, but still did not go down. He looked at the stone sculpture at the door of the tomb, sighed slightly, then turned and walked straight out of the old house.
　　 The two Stromgarde guards waiting at the door saw him come out and quickly walked up and asked: "Master, have you finished shopping?"
　　 Aristophanes nodded.
　　 "Prince Farre asked us to wait for you here and wait for your instructions."
　　 "Go back, I have nothing to see."
　　 That night ~EbookFREE.me~ Aaron Thorbain invited Aristophanes to the castle dinner. But speaking of the castle dinner, only the Aaron family, including Farr's mother, his brother and sister.
　　 "You said you want to go to Stormwind Kingdom?" Aaron Trollbane asked while cutting the lamb chops on the plate.
　　 "Yes, Your Majesty. Now that the Lothar family has settled to the south, I still have to meet them."
Aaron took a bite of meat, and then said to Aristophanes who was sitting on the side: "About three days later, a Kul Tiras fleet heading south is about to leave. You can find their steward in the trade zone. ."
"Ok."
　　 "The pier is under the cliff southwest of Stromgarde, and then let Farrer take you there."
　　 "No need, Your Highness Aaron, I will go with the Kul Tiras caravan that lives in the city then."
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　　 Two days later, Aristophane bid farewell to Farre at the gate of the trade zone.
　　 "Are you really no longer living for a while? After all, you are also the direct heir of the Lothar family, and Stromgarde is also your home."
　　 Aristophane smiled and shook his head: "No, my home is in the north, not here. Run this land well, Farre, the Arathi Highlands are fertile ground."
　　 Faller nodded, and said nothing.
　　 "Boy over there, are you ready?" A rough voice came from a distance.
　　 "Come right away!" Aristophane took Adelina's rein from Farre after speaking, "I'm leaving, Farre, Shorel\'aran."
　　 "Farewell, Aristophanes!"