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Chapter 41 Theramore, Selling Dad

Although she has lost most of her power, her knowledge remains; otherwise, Jaina would not have been able to become one of the top mages in Azeroth in the future.

In the future world of Azeroth, only Khadgar can truly surpass this girl. To achieve such success, Aegwynn's teachings and a portion of the Guardian's magic are indispensable.

Otherwise, based solely on talent, Jaina wouldn't be qualified to be a top-tier mage.

Yax quickly adjusted the spatial anchor point and helped Rhodes locate Theramore's position.

"Alright, Rhodes, you can use your teleportation ability to go there now."

"Thank you!" Rhodes nodded and immediately activated his spatial energy. After a burst of light, Rhodes, his daughter, Runti, and a skeleton wrapped in a black robe were teleported to Theramore.

Theramore is built on Dustwallow Marsh, and in the game, it is very close to the lair of Onyxia, the black dragon princess.

However, in terms of actual geographical location, Theramore is quite a distance from Onyxia's lair.

Theramore itself is a small port city with a population of tens of thousands.

"Welcome to Theramore. May I ask which great mage graces my city with his presence?" A woman's voice rang out as soon as Rhodes landed.

Upon hearing the voice, Rod knew that the owner of the place had arrived—the infamous Sell-Daddy.

Don't be fooled by the fact that players can travel around the main city through fixed portals in the game; in reality, you're kidding!

Alliance members must travel to Kalimdor by ship from Stormwind, and it takes several months to reach Theramore port.

Those who can open portals and travel everywhere are all top-tier big shots. Didn't you see that when a certain king went to negotiate with a tribe, he always went by boat?

In the real world of Azeroth, only the most elite archmages can use teleportation spells.

So after sensing spatial fluctuations in her city, Jaina rushed over immediately.

In Theramore, there is a self-defined spatial anchor point. Anyone who comes through this spatial anchor point can be counted as a visitor.

But Jaina didn't recognize the archmage who came today!

The leader was a young man in his early twenties, dressed in a robe. He was quite tall and had several followers around him, two men and two women. The person completely wrapped in a black robe was probably a man.

"Beautiful lady, may I take a look at your underwear?" Before Rhodes could speak, Brook had already dashed over like the wind, knelt before Jaina in a gentlemanly manner, and asked.

"???" Even the well-informed Jaina was shocked by this. Was she kidding?!

Isn't the first greeting a bit too impolite?

Jaina was slightly annoyed and even wanted to take out her staff on the spot, throw an Frostbolt at the other party, and then unleash a Blizzard.

"I'm so sorry, Ms. Proudmoore, my partner is a bit mentally unstable. Just ignore what he says." Rhode instantly appeared behind Brook, knocked him down with a punch, and then tossed him to Kaido and the others behind him.

Holy crap! That idiot skeleton, your mom's a real weirdo.

"Your servant's words were extremely rude, but let's just say he's mentally unstable!"

"You...you're an archmage? Did you just activate the intercontinental teleportation?" Jaina looked Rhodes up and down before asking.

What do you think of this guy? He doesn't seem like a powerful mage at all!

"Well, Ms. Proudmoore, I am not a mage, but a warlock, myself. So I can also perform intercontinental teleportation." Rhodes explained his situation briefly.

"You can't locate a suitable spatial anchor point, can't connect to the magic network node, and can't even teleport using your own magic power without borrowing power from the magic network node?" Jaina asked, her mouth agape in disbelief.

Even Rhonin, and the other archmages of Dalaran, couldn't possibly teleport across continents using only their own mana without borrowing the energy of the Azerothian magic network nodes, could they?

Only guardians, or mages who have obtained a portion of the guardian's energy, can do this alone using their own magical power.

What surprised her even more was that the other party was not a mage, but a warlock!

"Excuse my bluntness, Mr. Rhodes, why don't you choose to practice arcane arts?"

"With your talent, you could achieve great things if you wanted to. While fel energy can be mastered quickly, it's far too dangerous," Jaina said.

"I don't rely entirely on my own strength. I have a very special treasure that allows me to travel freely. It's not that I have any superior magical talent. Otherwise, why would I choose to become a warlock?" Rhodes said.

Don't ask, the answer is that I used the Space Stone's energy and a magic crystal ball that absorbs spatial energy. Rhodes has more than one.

"Uh! Are there any other such magical treasures?" Jaina asked.

Asking about someone else's treasure is extremely impolite, but Jaina couldn't resist her curiosity.

"Of course! Ms. Proudmore," Rhodes said.

"Alright, then Mr. Rhodes, what brings you to Theramore?" Jaina suppressed her curiosity and asked.

"Here's the thing, Lady Proudmoore, I wish to meet with High Overlord Saurfang of the Horde and ask him for a small favor," Rhodes said.

Instead of going directly to the orc city, why not ask an orc friend for help? Jaina, it's your choice.

"Uh! You want my help, right? You, you want to go to the Horde? Let me make it clear first, if you're looking for revenge against the Horde, I can't agree to that," Jaina said.

"No, it's just that my companion wants to learn the way of the warrior, so he wants to find the strongest warrior in the tribe to spar with and learn from each other," Rhodes said.

So you're looking for a fight? That's a really lame excuse.

Doesn't the Alliance have suitable warrior mentors? Jaina strongly suspected that these people were looking for trouble with the orcs, because many people in the Alliance had done so before.

"I'm sorry! I'm afraid I can't help you with this. Neither the Horde nor the Alliance can afford to shed any more blood," Jaina said, shaking her head.

She intended to send Rhodes and the others away instead of sending them to the tribe.

(End of this chapter)