dognovel Chapter 465: The Sad Alsace
Chapter 465: The Sad Alsace
A prince who is full of justice and loves his country.
This is all players, the first impression of Alsace.
Because of the insurrection of the orc tribes in the southern part of the kingdom of Lordaeron, King Terenas had to use force to suppress it.
The King dispatched two of Lordaeron's best Paladins to curb the orcs' infestation.
One of them was his proud son, Prince Arthas, and the other was the chief paladin of the Silver Hand: Uther the Lightbringer.
In the defense of Steinblade, Arthas showed his extraordinary talent.
On the battlefield, he smashed the enemy with his warhammer and healed his soldiers with holy light.
He shouted loudly, "For my father, for Lordaeron!" His voice was firm and firm.
At the same time, in the face of "247" to his subjects, Alsace also appeared gentle and friendly enough.
After defeating the attack of the orcs, the little boy in the village, Daniel, asked Arthas: what about those who were taken away by the orcs?
At this time, the Prince of Arthas would bow his head and say to the child in a gentle and firm tone: "Don't worry, my child, I will take them home."39
But the orc tribe refused to negotiate, and killed two messengers sent by Uther, and killed all the hostages.
This sent Arthas into a rage.
Not just because he couldn't keep his promise to Daniel.
It is also because he failed to protect the people under his own rule.
The angry Arthas expressed that he would rush in and kill all the orcs.
But Uther stopped him, and said what was the difference between them and the orcs?
Don't let their paladin zeal turn into bloodthirsty thirst.
"I learned it! Otherwise, the ginger is still old and spicy!"
"Attack the orcs and kill these barbarians, not for revenge, but for justice!"
"Hey! We are Paladins, we are for the Light!"
After playing the plot of this scene, Ah Shu was also happy.
Of course, he also knew that he had misinterpreted Uther's words in the game, but that didn't stop him from being a fun guy.
And compared to the role of Uther, to be honest, he didn't like it very much, because he always felt that this Uther was a little old-fashioned, a little stubborn, or pedantic.
Under the leadership of Prince Arthas, the army was invincible and wiped out the Blackrock clan and its leader, the Blackrock Sword Saint.
However, Prince Arthas and Uther discovered something unusual.
That is, these orcs are actually performing an evil sacrifice.
And it's not just these orcs, a 'God Cult' called the Cult of the Damned has developed rapidly, and an unknown plague has also spread in the Kingdom of Lordaeron.
The founder of the religion, Kel'Thuzad, took the opportunity to make waves. The evil teachings he spread blinded countless people who yearned for happiness, and transformed them into undead like walking corpses through the terrible plague virus, collectively known as the "Scourge Legion".
Knowing this, Arthas was furious and went to the north of Lordaeron overnight to investigate the mysterious plague that was spreading rapidly.
Not only him, but under the admonition of the mysterious wizard who guided Thrall, although Antonidas, the chief archmage of Dalaran did not believe the prophecy said by the other party, he also sent Jaina to investigate the mysterious plague. .
Arthas and Jaina began to study this deadly plague, only to discover that those affected by the plague turned into terrifying undead soldiers and joined the Scourge.
What is even more shocking and sad is that this plague cannot be cured with medicine, and even holy light magic has little effect.
Almost all infected people become undead walking dead very quickly.
Arthas was devastated by the great panic the plague caused to the people of Lordaeron.
In order to stop the spread of the plague, Arthas and Jaina went through hardships and dangers, and finally found Kel'Thuzad, the culprit who spread the plague, and the angry Arthas executed him without hesitation.
However, although Kel'Thuzad was eliminated, the threat of the Cursed Cult and the Scourge of the Undead was not eliminated.
A consignment of plague-tainted grain was sent to the great city of Stratholme.
Stratholme can be said to be one of the most important cities in Lordaeron, not only strategically but also economically, it is even the birthplace of the Paladin Order...
If this place is completely occupied by the undead, then the Kingdom of Lordaeron is equivalent to losing half of the country.
Distraught, Arthas immediately set off for Stratholme in an attempt to intercept the grain, but he was still a step too late.
By the time he arrived, the plague-infected grain had been distributed to the citizens, who were all infected.
Although he couldn't bear it, Arthas had to face a choice, especially knowing that there was Mal'Ganis, the dreadlord.
"We can't let Stratholme go on like this, we must purify the infected people." Arthas looked at Jaina and his teacher Uther.
"Purge them? Arthas are you crazy? There must be other ways!" Uther said in disbelief.
"What other way? There is no time left for us, Uther! Now, I order you to purify this city!" Arthas said firmly.
"Son, you are not a king yet! And even if you were a king, I would not obey such an order! 99
"Then, I can only announce in my capacity as Crown Prince, Lord Uther, that all your rights and positions in the Order of the Silver Hand are now lifted!
"Arthas, you made a terrible decision!" Uther shook his head and turned to leave.
It was raining in Sky 3.0, and Arthas watched Uther, who was leaving, tightly clutching the Paladin Warhammer in his hand.
But in the next moment, Jaina's actions around him changed his expression.
"Gianna?
Looking at Jaina who was also about to turn away, Arthas who was standing there called out in a very small and gentle voice with a request.
There was some expectation, even longing, in the voice.
Jaina, however, stopped without looking back: "I'm sorry, Arthas...I can't watch you do this."5
The words of the former lover were exactly the same as those of Uther, and this blow was fatal to Arthas.
When he was most desperate and helpless, no one was willing to support his choice, leaving him only endless pain.