The Great Thief Chapter 1849 - Bluffing People with Mentors

Chapter 1849: Bluffing People with ntors

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The Kurenai were already more hostile to outsiders. When players first arrived there, their reputation that they were always cold and indifferent.

Not to ntion, Lu Li’s Charisma was incredibly low. It was too hard to truly let Alfred help him. Once he knew how the Throne of the Elents ca to be, he thought of his own ntor, Garona.

It was about ti to reach out and connect with his ntor again.

“Your ntor? Who is he?” Alfred asked in curiosity.

“Garona. Do you know her?”

Lu Li hesitated a mont but felt he had nothing to hide. His ntor was not soone to hide. Even though Garona was a Thief, he didn’t have any plans to beco famous.

“THE Garona?...” Alfred cried out, then stopped his mouth in ti.

Lu Li could imagine what he was going to say. It wasn’t going to be anything positive. It was only because that Garona was a na that was feared by people in Draenor that he dared not continue.

“My ntor will return to this land in a few days,” Lu Li said, then smiled sinisterly and continued, “She probably has so old debts to settle. We just don’t know who would be unlucky enough to run into her.”

“Yes, this is her hotown. She is free to co and go,” Alfred responded with his eyes drooped.

“Since there isn’t the clue I need here, shouldn’t you give my rightful reward? I’ve helped you guys clear a path.”

After seeing this, Lu Li imdiately beca more arrogant. He was worried that his ntor’s na would not hold any weight here.

In fact, Garona’s na was far more powerful in Draenor than in Azeroth.

Garona had spent her entire life as a spy and assassin directly affiliated to Gul’dan. She had perford countless important quests, including the assassinating King Ryan of Stormwind City during the first world war. She directly caused the collapse of the Shadow Council. It was precisely because she was captured and tortured by Orgrim Doomhamr that she gave up the location of the headquarters of the Shadow Council.

Legend said that when Garona was performing assassination quests, she did not use a fast dagger, instead opting for an oddly-shaped knife. It was as if a mirage flashed the light of several blades in an instant; her prey fell imdiately silent with wounds all over their body.

When she was weak and small, Orcs treated her as a feeble alien species, so they all looked down on her.

When she was unmatched, all of Draenor shuddered in fear under her blade. Alfred had experienced that ti and knew the despair of all those Draenor people and Orcs who were killed by Garona.

“Actually, it’s not that there aren’t clues. At least I know that the Orc Shaman Gar’rock can communicate with the elents. Perhaps he can tell you what to do. The condition, however, is that you get him to throw aside his camp’s prejudice,” Alfred admitted with fear.

“Dear elder, your information is of no value. You’re asking to go seek the help of an Orc,” Lu Li said, not giving in.

His expression was unforgiving. In fact, he had already noted down the na Gar’rok.

There were still so ways to work through tribal NPCs. Plus, he didn’t necessarily need to get so quest from the Gar’rok. He just needed a way to enter into the Throne of the Elents.

The Deception Orb could give Lu Li a simple disguise.

“This is indeed the clue for the Throne of Elents,” Alfred said, feeling a little awkward.

“Under normal circumstances if soone helped you guys clear a path, what would they receive as a reward?” Lu Li asked, then shalessly threatened, “Since my friends have the ability to clear this path in such a short amount of ti, it ans that they also have the ability to make it very dangerous.”

“You...”

Alfred imdiately turned furious.

If he wasn’t worried about Garona’s reputation, he would have lifted up his magic staff then and there.

“I helped you get the job done and you give a reward – it’s perfectly justified. I honestly don’t understand why you’re so angry. Dear elder, you should know that there are no free als in this world. I always believed that the Draenei was the most virtuous race,” Lu Li said unceremoniously.

If it was any other player, they could be gotten rid of easily.

As soone reborn, Lu Li knew the tricks of these NPCs. Unfortunately, these NPC didn’t know his tricks.

We have soone backing us!

A piece of level 65 Epic equipnt was given into Lu Li’s hands. Unfortunately, it was for Shamans, so Lu Li had no use for it. The attributes were amazing and there were three special effects, one of which also improved Experience gain. Such an item was perfect for Sakura mories.

Sakura mories was currently number one on the ladder – she definitely lived up to her title of a levelling maniac.

Then, there was Experience and Reputation.

The quantity wasn’t abundant, but Lu Li was already satisfied. It was better to have sothing than nothing at all. Not to ntion, he had already gotten the clue he wanted.

Alfred seed relieved to watch Lu Li leave. He muttered Garona’s na as if it was like a curse that gave people a headache. Many people who were stronger than her could die in her hands.

Lu Li’s Hearthstone was already bound to Shattrath City.

Shattrath City was the new main city that was open to the public. It used to be the capital of the Draenei from Draenor. It na ant “the place of light”. After the Burning Legion provoked the Orcs to wage a war against the Draenei, this place had exploded with intense battles.

Even though the Draenei defended the capital, Shattrath City had still fallen into the hands of the enemy. The whole city was reduced to ruins, until the Sha’tar ca here.

Sha’tar ant “born in the light”. They were a group of Naaru who ca to the Outlands to kill the Burning Legion. The Naaru lived in the ruins of Shattrath City, and a small group of surviving Darenei priests insisted on undertaking their holy rites in the ruins of the temples in the city.

Along with the ssage of the Sha’tar’s arrival spreading, these so called Aldor priests quickly gained new life.

The rebuilding project of Shattrath City imdiately began. If it wasn’t for another group of invaders coming in, the rebuilding work could have been finished.

The attack this ti was from Illidan Stormrage. Illidan’s ally, Kael’thas, sent a large team of Blood Elves to besiege this city every day.

When the Blood Elf army was crossing the big bridge, Aldor’s bishops and believers also marched out to defend the Holy Light Do. But then, sothing unexpected followed after that – the Blood Elves dropped their weapons in front of the guards.

The leader of the army was one called Voren’thal. This Blood Elf elder rushed into the Holy Light Do to greet him. Once he saw the Naaru, Voren’thal kneeled down and said, “I had once seen your illusion, Naaru. Only you can save my people. My followers and I are willingly at your service.”

The defection of Voren’thal and his followers was the most serious one to have ever occurred in Kael’thas’ forces.

At the sa ti, this also caused a massive shock to other Blood Elves. Many of Kael’thas’ best wise n and mages began to waver. The Naaru accepted the devotees who were renad Scryers. They lived on the south side of Shattrath City in the Scryers’ Tower. Only those who were accepted by the Scryers could enter into it.

The Scryers were one of the six major Reputations of the Shattrath City, and were enemies with the Aldor.

Aldor was a follower of the Holy Light. Forgiveness and salvation were their doctrines, but they could not forget what the Scryers had done under Kael’thas. Indeed, those Mages who now served the Naaru had killed many of Aldor’s mbers.

Aldor’s temple and other buildings were situated on the west side of Shattrath City’s A’dal Highlands, where the whole city could be seen.

As Aldor’s sacred grounds, only those who were accepted were allowed to enter the Temple.

Players needed to make a choice between these two camps. This was limited within Shattrath City. The players in other locations still used tribal alliances to distinguish between enemies and friends.

Even though it had been impacted by the Scryers’ betrayal, the attack of Shattrath City did not stop.

However, Strattath City did not fall.

In fact, it was quite the opposite. Under the leadership of the Naaru, Synrae, Aldor and the Scryers mounted a successful raid on the ‘front yard’ of Illidan – Moon Shadow Valley. However, these two hostile camps were not able to give up their differences. Both sides competed fiercely for the glory of assisting Syndrae.

Aldor decided everyday who was to be sent forward, while the chosen warriors needed to go to Moon Shadow Valley and gather in front of the Holy Light Do to accept Aldor’s blessings. Adventurers who want to help Shattrath needed to align with Aldor or the Scryers. Of course, the side that the players sought help from would result in dissatisfaction from the other.

It was here that the newly built gateway would be and correspond to the main cities of the mainland.

It would probably be finished by the ti the next System update was done. At the mont, Lu Li could only find a Mage to help open the door for him. The goal was Azeroth’s old mainland, where he would soon et his ntor.

When Lu Li returned, Garona was in the middle of a battle.