Gou is a dark elf in Warhammer

"Alatar Mogar."

Sitting next to Maranul was his fiancée, Alatar. When Alatar told her her last name, some Asrai looked at her. The Mogar family rose to prominence later than the Herban family, during the time of Elsin Alvin, and was responsible for trade between the colonial settlements and the dwarves. The Asrai knew more or less about it, but it was not important now.

"Cowell Mogar."

"Celire Herban."

"Carlean Herban."

"Malagus."

"Ilanya Hooked Claw Storm."

"Kladin Hooked Claw Storm."

"Dalina Cloudwalker."

After Dacus and Maranul started the conversation, the Duruchis on the left began to stand up and introduce themselves. These were all familiar faces, so there seemed no need to introduce them. The seating arrangement was very clever, and when we arrived at Dalinna, we were already in the area where the Enilers were.

"Talos Cloudrunner."

After Talos finished his introduction, the Enil began to introduce themselves in order. The Cloud Walker family was very prosperous. In addition to Dalina, there were six other family members who followed Talos out of Lauren Loren. These family members played a similar role to Celile and Kallion. As children of the Cloud Walker family, they naturally had a seat.

"Tolandil Redleaf."

"Elanor Denaris." After introducing himself, Elanor did not sit down immediately. After Gavino next to him stood up, he continued to introduce, "Gavino Denaris."

The members of the Asur Mission all looked at Gavino, who was standing there in silence. They could see the shining fiery light in Gavino's eyes, which was an unshakable belief in Asuryan. They could see the faint emblem on Gavino's forehead, which represented the eternal holy fire, rebirth and rule, and the mark of Asuryan. There was no doubt that Gavino was the anointed one of Asuryan.

Finnubar's eyes flashed with a complex light. Everything that Belloda said last night was true. No matter what the reason, the sons of Asuryan from Laurenloren chose to follow Dakwus around, which was a strong religious and political signal, coupled with Gavino, the anointed one of Asuryan.

As far as he knew, there were no Anointed of Asuryan in the Temple of Asuryan at present, only Chosen of Asuryan who were senior officers of the Phoenix Guard. The captain of the Phoenix Guard, Morariel, was also merely Chosen of Asuryan, not an Anointed One who was one level higher than the Chosen One.

(Kazoin has not appeared at this point in time)
Soon, Finnubar stopped thinking about it because it was his turn.

"Angaliel Talandro."

"Gilliard Fairwind."

"Meroseg Strongwind."

"Sarandir the Far Voyager."

As for the diplomatic missions, although the world is different, many things are the same. For example, when a head of state visits a foreign country, he will bring a group of people, such as ministers of this country, ministers of that country, heads of enterprises, etc.

These four were the Minister of this and the Minister of that. They came from the second-tier families of Itain and Cosqui. The Voyager family, for example, only had about ten ships, which were used for trade between Ulthuan, Twilight Fortress, and Dawn Fortress. To put it bluntly, they were the white gloves and exclusive agents of the Finnubar faction, helping the Kaihai faction to handle the trade affairs of Elsin Alvin.

When Finnubar became the Phoenix King, Sarandil the Voyager returned to Elsin Arwen and came to Sith Leonask, also known as Marienburg, to sign a trade agreement with humans. After that, the four families stayed in Marienburg, and through the trade agreement, they set up a town similar to a leased area there for living and trade, and he also became the first manager of the elven town, had extensive contacts with various trading companies in the city, and tried his best to maintain friendly relations with all trading companies.

The Fairwind family has few ships and mainly trades with Araby. In Marienburg, the family is engaged in the service industry, dedicated to providing all services related to sailing, such as dock workers, warehouse operations, patrol guards, and supervision of trading halls. In addition, the family strictly observes neutrality in disputes between families and trading companies.

The Talandro family that Ms. Angalil belongs to is a bit weird. She has the title of "Impulsive". In the eyes of humans, the members of this family are strong individualists with an irrepressible desire to explore. The family's ships will sail at any time and any place, seemingly without any rules. The family has produced many famous elf explorers.

Trade is only a way to keep the Talandro family going, and the family members will deviate from their routes at any time to explore new coasts or just check the accuracy of old sea charts. They even tried to map the twisted coasts of the northern Chaos Wasteland. Because their voyages often take them to areas full of unknown dangers, the family has the most spellcasters among the four families in Elftown. The family enjoys a great reputation in sailing, and some of the children occasionally go to Baron Henryk's School of Navigation and Marine Magic in Marienburg to give lectures.

The reason why the Talandro family is a little bit weird is because the Strong Wind family is there. In Marienburg, this family is known as the most difficult negotiator and the most ruthless competitor. The number of ships owned by the family ranks second among the four families, second only to the Navigator family. It maintains trade with Cathay, Nebon and the Lost Islands of Iraitis.

In Marienburg, the Strong Wind family, unlike other families who remain relatively neutral, has shown aggression and chauvinism, and has largely contributed to the elves' reputation for arrogance in the city. Of course, these are not a big deal, isn't that how elves are.

What's important is that the whispers in the middle of the night say that the Strong Wind family is engaged in illegal transactions with the Duruchi of Naggaroth. Although this has not been confirmed, the information in the whispers is true. At this point in time, Meroseg has been turned by Agileth's intelligence system... It was not until hundreds of years later that he was exposed and accused of being a slave trader and smuggler. He ran away after killing the uncapturable. As for where he ran to...

Of course, these seafaring families are not involved in politics, they only conduct trade and intelligence gathering activities in Marienburg. Ulthuan's formal embassy is located in Altdorf, which is controlled by the Phoenix Court and the Parliament. It may be a political compromise or some kind of need, and the ambassadors are selected from the faction of the Kingdom of Safri. However, the relevant personnel did not appear in the delegation, which may be related to the current nature of the delegation and the time has not arrived.

"Fenrir."

When Fenrir was introducing himself, Daxus cast his eyes over. In his opinion, Fenrir was a genius. According to the information he had obtained and some understanding, Fenrir was not a noble, but a farmer living at the junction of the Kingdom of Itain and Safri. In the society of Asur, it was very difficult for commoners to cross classes, but there were some exceptions, such as the current Fenrir and the captain of the White Lion Guard, Kosir.

The current captain of the White Lion Guard is still Cohain Ironsword, but he did not come to Elsin Arwen with Finnubar, nor did he play chess with Finnubar. At this time, as the captain of the White Lion Guard, he is responsible for protecting the tenth Phoenix King Bel-Hathor, instead of accompanying Finnubar to wander around the Old World.

The famous Kosir didn't come either, because he wasn't born yet... He was famous before he became the captain of the White Lion Guard, and his reputation was outstanding. The battle that made him famous was the hunting down of Charandis, the greatest white lion in the Kingdom of Charis.

Let's not talk about Cosir's story for now. What needs to be said is that there is a certain connection between Cosir and Fenrir. They were both born as commoners and completed the class leap through their own strength. Cosir represents pure force, while Fenrir represents pure magic. In addition, at the request of Finnubar, Fenrir cast a spell on the skin of Charandis as Cosir's White Lion Cloak to reward Cosir for his loyal service to the Phoenix King, but the result...

Fenrir has a very high level of attainment in magic. A high-level spell called "Light of Fenrir" is named after him. This spell does not cause the whole body to glow after casting, but a white pillar of fire appears to take the caster into the air, where the caster can overlook the entire battlefield and cast spells normally. The caster will be immune to arrows, but not to flying units or melee attacks. If the pillar of fire is dispelled, the caster can float safely to the ground through the pipe.

As a non-mainstream person, Fenrir did not wear the large robes commonly seen in the White Tower of Hoeth, but wore a relatively loose robe. He looked less like an Asur Archmage and more like an old farmer working in the fields around the White Tower of Hoeth. This outfit made him feel more free and comfortable, but it also got him expelled from the White Tower of Hoeth... If Dacus hadn't known his background, he could have fooled Dacus.

The White Tower of Hoth is a serious and conservative place. The Asur do not like Fenrir's eccentric personality. They believe that as an Asur, Fenrir should remain humble, and as a wizard, Fenrir should abide by discipline. In fact, he has both, but he looks at things from a different perspective, which is also what makes him different, but this does not mean that the wizards of the White Tower of Hoth understand him.

"You are still young and impulsive, Fenrir. This is understandable for an elf who has achieved so much in such a short time, but human affairs have nothing to do with Asur. We do not deny what you have seen, but as you grow older, you will gradually understand that the fate of Elsin Arwen should not be decided by us. They know very little about us, and we hope that this situation will continue." - Advice from a great wizard to Fenrir.

Fenrir knew that although Ulthuan was an ancient and wise civilization, the Asur on the island were not omniscient, and his pursuit of knowledge fed his endless curiosity. Eventually, with the mediation of Belanna and Morelion, the Council of the White Tower of Hoth forgave his actions and sent him to Finnubar. As the youngest master of magic and lore, he had great influence despite his youth, and spellcasters such as Belauda who had studied in the White Tower of Hoth were all his friends.

In Daxus's opinion, Fenrir should have a nickname like "Friend of Mankind". Apart from the seafaring family and the ambassador to Altdorf, Fenrir is the Asur who has come to the Old World the most times.

Accompanying Finnubar was Fenrir's first visit to the Old World. The second time he came to the Old World was during the Third Vampire War, which was led by Manfred and was also the last time.

In 2132 IC, Manfred launched the Winter Offensive against Altdorf, and this time he almost succeeded. Just as he was about to embrace victory, he heard a voice from the battlements. The voice was neither a prayer nor a poem. The tone was flat and emotionless, but for some reason, these words made people feel full of power.

Manfred stepped back in horror, shouting that this was impossible. He recognized the meaning of the voice, and then there was thunder and lightning, wind and rain, and after a special effect, he stood there in despair, watching the army of the dead he had created disappear into nothingness...

At that time, Sigmacurt III used necromancy to defeat the dead. He recited a spell from the Book of the Underworld. This spell was like a program backdoor, dispelling Manfred's spell and freeing Manfred from his control over the army of the dead.

In a nutshell, Mannfred was a wimp at that time. If Arkhan was there, he would have a great chance of taking control or rallying the army of the dead again, but he couldn't do it at that time. He was so wimpy that he was defeated by a high priest of Sigmar...

Now, the Book of the Underworld is in Daxus's hands. In addition to letting the sorceress use Deha as an extracurricular reading material to understand another use of Deha, it can also be used to deal with Grandpa Na and the group of bones in Nehekhara...

After the failure of the winter offensive, Manfred had to flee. But he did not flee back to Sylvanir, but launched an attack on Marienburg, and then he met Fenrir. Fenrir's mastery of magic was far superior to his, and the high-level magic cast by Fenrir just happened to restrain Deha, so he finally fled again...

The third time was in 2302 IC, during the Great War Against Chaos. This time Fenrir was no longer the protagonist, but Teclis, who was even more talented than him, accompanied by his friend Yeter. They suggested that humans learn and use magic safely to fight Chaos. Magnus was reluctant at first, but eventually agreed, lifted the decree prohibiting the study of magic, and allowed the elves to train a group of humans to learn the basic control of the winds of magic.

This was a valuable aid, and with the assistance of the humans, Fenry and Teclis sealed Baldros in Altdorf, who was Splinterwing the Splinter, Darkeus's dragon companion. Afterwards, human spellcasters played a large role in the Great War against Chaos.

During the war, Magnus realized the importance of magic to humanity, and that anyone involved in magic in the Empire would be seen as a pawn of Chaos. However, with the help of the High Elves, humans could be trained to master magic without being corrupted.

After the war, Magnus asked Fenryr and Teclis to teach the secrets of magic to the Men. But Fenryr was no longer a "Friend of Man" at this moment, and he rejected the proposal, believing that it could pose a threat to the future of the Elves. The head of the "Friend of Man" passed to Teclis, who, contrary to Fenryr's views, believed that this would be very beneficial to Ulthuan, and would form an invaluable containment wall against the forces of darkness. After arguing with Teclis for several days, Fenryr was finally convinced by Teclis, and the School of Magic in Altdorf was established. He stayed in Altdorf for decades before returning to Ulthuan, teaching the ways of magic to the Men. It was under his guidance that the Sky Academy was founded, and the first dean was his disciple. It is also possible that he had a hand in the Sky Academy's use of the Celestial Hurricane.

On his return to Ulthuan, Fenrir, with his vast knowledge of astronomy, began to work with other lore masters on the compilation of the Book of the Days, a great work of Elves' history upon which all past history is based.

From the beginning: They came in silver ships, powerful and mysterious, and then our world was frozen, huge and empty. Life became simple and barbaric, without language, knowledge or civilization. They changed us, changed everything, and we only knew them as the Old Ones.

They had the power to move worlds, to bring them closer or further away from the eternal heat of the sun. That's exactly what they did, bringing life back to our cold planet. But this upset the balance of the other worlds, because everything is interconnected. So they moved those worlds as well, creating an incredible harmony between the planets, a perfection that can still be seen today by observing the sky.

All the history of the elves included in the revision of the "Daily Book".

During the End of Time, after Belanna went to war, Fenrir was responsible for guarding the White Tower of Hoth and guiding the mages of the Kingdom of Safri to protect the Kingdom of Safri from invasion, but he ultimately failed. But there is no doubt that he has the strength of a legendary mage, and during that time he became the incarnation of Hoth.

"Jeroen."

Dacus glanced at Jeroen, he had an impression of Jeroen. He didn't know how to evaluate Jeroen. Jeroen was a retainer of the Cosqui family and one of the most trusted advisors of the master of the family, Daloran. Jeroen appeared here to protect Adeanna.

During the Battle of Eden Valley at the End of Time, Geron twice tried to dissuade the brothers Danor and Dalos, who were the most devoted sons of Darolan, from their folly. On the second attempt, Dalos slit his throat and threw his body into the stomach of the Siren of the Abyss...

"Adeanna Cosquet."

Daxus's gaze shifted to Adeanna. Like Prince Geron, he also didn't know how to evaluate Adeanna.

Adeanna was wearing a similar outfit to Belloda. Just like her best friend, deeds require creation and chance. If Daquus hadn't brought Belloda here, Belloda might have stayed in Twilight Fortress for hundreds of years. She didn't have many deeds before the end of time, and her magic attainments were just so-so. She was a high-level spellcaster, half a step into the legendary spellcaster, but she didn't make it in the end. The most well-known identity is the eldest daughter of Darolan.

Despite the constant attempts of her treacherous brothers, Danor and Dalos, to corrupt her, she was the only one of her family who could foresee the future, and the only one of Darolan's children who did not fall into madness. Many things happened between her and Khoshir, but they were all tragic, including stealing Khaine's sword, pretending to be with Tyrion with Khoshir, and looking for an opportunity to kill Morathi.

When Cosir realized that all was lost, he had Aedanna fly south on the fastest eagle in the Kingdom of Cosqui, so that she could escape Tyrion's revenge and let Malekith know everything, while he stayed and killed Danor.

In the end, Aedanna still couldn't escape her fate. In the final battle, she tried to kill Dalos with magic to avenge her father and Kosir. But in the end, her magic was countered and Morathi killed her. (That's it, no more ET stuff)

Dacus smiled at Adianna, which made Adianna feel confused. In his opinion, Adianna and Kosir were in love, and if there was a chance in the future, he would definitely help them get together.

"Marlene Jadesi."

Marin, from the Emerald Sea family, is Alicia's sister, the aunt of the Ty brothers, and the lover of Cohen Ironsword. She is a beautiful elf with an arrogant expression and a serious appearance. Her amber eyes are sharp and look straight at people, and her hair is as black as a raven's wing. She wears exquisite clothes woven from silk and magical fabrics, and carries a collection of shining amulets. In terms of personality, she can be arrogant and strict with other Asur, and sometimes even dismissive, but she is loyal and affectionate to those close to her, and she also likes black humor.

Marin gave Daquus a sense of arrogance, shrewdness and competence, which was indeed the case. She had made great achievements in navigation and trade, and she began to oversee the family's political and business affairs when her father was still alive. Before Naggaroth attacked Ulthuan in 2300 IC, she could even judge that Duruchi was about to make a big move by the fluctuation of insurance.

In Daxus's opinion, this is a very remarkable person. After her father's death, Malin, as the head of the Emerald Sea family, is one of the richest and most influential women in Ulthuan. She is also a personal friend of the Phoenix King. In the Phoenix Court of Finnubar, she enjoys a very high political status and is ranked in the top ten of Ulthuan.

And because she is a wizard, she has many allies in the White Tower of Hoeth. Her mentor, Morellian, is one of the great wizards of the White Tower of Hoeth. As a high-level spellcaster, she has rich experience in naval warfare, but due to the dangers of magic, she is very cautious when using magic. In addition to magical knowledge, she also has a wealth of knowledge of medicinal plants and alchemy, and is an expert in preparing potions.

When Marlene met Teclis, she prepared a potion for him. In fact, at the beginning, she did not have a good impression of the Teclis brothers, but as time went on, they finally established a good relationship. The one she got along best with was Teclis. His mother died in childbirth, and Teclis, who had never received maternal love, regarded her as his mother. Later, she even recommended Morellian to be Teclis's mentor. Morellian was also Fenrir's mentor.

"What a great opportunity." Daxus said with emotion.

"Seraphim Whitewave."

Seraphim looks like an ordinary old elf, but as Belodar's father, he is not. With family inheritance and learning in the White Tower of Hoeth, he is a high-level spellcaster and a master of knowledge. He has a very good personal relationship with Darolan. Like Marin's father, he occupies an important position in Finnubar's faction.

"Yelian Ruylen."

Dacus pursed his lips, he was worried about what he would say. According to official statements, Finnubar had three children, the eldest son Yelian, the second son Bel-Aihor, and the daughter Alarielle. But in reality... In his opinion, Finnubar's political career was successful, but... And the endings of Finnubar's two sons were not good, and they didn't even live to the end. As for his daughter, it's better not to say.

Yelian was Finnubar's eldest son, and he fell in love with the sea as an infant, so much so that many Asur said behind his back that his love of the sea was the only thing he and his father had in common.

The point is this, though Yellion is a brilliant student, he advocates war in all matters, war at all costs. To the young prince, the necessity of conflict is as clear as the crystal on his father's crown. The evils of the world must be driven out by the blades of the brave. If those who can are too cowardly to fight, Ulthuan will eventually become a living nightmare.

Finnubar had an uneasy relationship with Yellion, and he saw his eldest son as a ticking time bomb, a firebringer who could potentially undermine all of the Phoenix King's efforts to unite the nations of humans, dwarves, and elves against the darkness.

Yelian, on the other hand, saw Finnubar as a politician who preferred to have long conversations with the so-called "lower races" rather than take quick action. Under the influence of this mentality and the father-son relationship, his character became increasingly gloomy and vicious, provoking fights and duels everywhere, so much so that many Asur said behind his back that there was a deep shadow in his heart.

But Yelian was still Finnubar's child from the beginning to the end. He did not play the role of a loving father and a filial son. His elders had high hopes for his performance in the Lothern Sea Guard because he was indeed outstanding. In the process of studying magic, he won the respect of the sword masters of Hoeth. His easy mastery of swordsmanship made him equal to the magic swordsmen with hundreds of years of experience.

Aboard the Sea Dragon, the most prized ship in the Asur fleet, admirals taught Yellion how to fight invaders with ships instead of swords. The Dragon Prince of Caledor taught him the ancient art of Dragon Language, in which he also demonstrated astonishing excellence. After mastering the Dragon Song, he established a close relationship with a fire dragon named Simir.

And then nothing happened. As the eldest son of Finnubar, although Yelian mastered many skills, he did not get the protagonist template...

"Finubar Ruylen."

There are so many stories about this person that I don't know where to start. It's a long story, so I'll make it short and tell it another day.

"Bel-Ahol."

Bel-Ehor was the second son of Finnubar, and in some ways he was like his brother, mastering sea combat techniques, martial arts, and dragon songs, and like his brother, he developed a close bond with a fire dragon named Aragnir, but he did not have the fiery personality of his brother.

At that time, Bel-Aihor and his brother had a fierce battle with the fleet of Druki that stole dragon eggs. The fierce battle lasted for three days and three nights, and finally they successfully repelled the fleet of Druki. Then the tragedy happened. Yelian's character was there. He violated his father's order and led Bel-Aihor to pursue the fleet of Druki.

The hunt went well at first, and the two brothers inflicted heavy casualties on Druki, but Druki soon responded. A black-green magic spear appeared from a tricky angle and struck Bel-Ehor's chest like a thunderbolt. The huge impact knocked him off the saddle and into the sea. When he fell into the sea, he was swallowed by a leech dragon lurking in the water.

Paranoid, Yellion was unable to return to Ulthuan with news of Bel-Ahor's death, and, filled with guilt, he convinced his crew not to sail home until they had found his brother's body. In his various studies of the sea, he discovered the legend of the Burial Ships, a dark realm that attracted all creatures that died in the sea. Believing that his brother would eventually appear there, he led Ulthuan's few dragonships, two dragons, and his crew to their deaths.

Yelian, who wanted to end the curse, eventually died in a duel with Count Noctis, died in the Burial Ship Cemetery, and died at the hands of the vampire's despicable means.

Noctilus used his own characteristics to allow Yelian's sword to pierce his body, and the Curse of Time he cast caused Yelian, an elf of noble birth, to die of old age.

Yelian also became the first victim of the elves' curse of time.

"Eltharion Yvresse."

As Eltharion introduced himself, some of the Asrai present turned their eyes to him. The reason was that the Kingdom of Yvresse was a poor kingdom in Ulthuan. The lack of resources and difficult living conditions made this kingdom stand out. Although the environment was harsh, the people were tenacious, full of resilience and fighting spirit. However, that did not stop the elves living there from looking for a new life.

The most intuitive hammer is like the immigrant-rich province of Fujian...

After the introduction, Eltharion did not sit down immediately, but stood there, with a firm face and eyes that revealed endless confidence and determination. His figure stood out, as if representing the indomitable spirit of the Kingdom of Yvresse. The Asrai in the meeting hall could not help but be attracted by his aura and watched him silently.

Dacuus silently watched the proud Eltharion. He knew that Eltharion was fighting for it. Alaros, who was sitting there looking at Eltharion with a complicated expression, was the descendant of immigrants from the Kingdom of Yvresse. The life and death of the Asur delegation depended on his words. This feeling of being on edge and insecure was not good. If it were him, he would also find a way to do something.

However, this did not prevent him from putting the index finger of his left hand under his nose and covering his mouth with his hand, and it seemed to him that the second victim of the Cursed Spirit of Ages had appeared. Besides, there was no third one, although if he had been poisoned by Heijensdao that time on the boat, he would have been the first.

Belanna was defeated by Mannfred at that time, and died from magic overload after being hit by the Blasphemy Sword. Now Tywin Noctis, that is, the Blasphemy Sword of Mannfred, is in the hands of Daxus. If he does not fight Belanna during the King's Landing of Ulthuan, he can give Belanna the Blasphemy Sword, although only he can understand the plot.

(I've raised money to write a book. I found that there seems to be nothing good except arguing about the past. I don't really want to write about democracy and dictatorship, power elites, where power comes from, etc. It's boring. I want to live a whole life) (End of this chapter)