My Frostmourne can't be so cute

"I said... Why do you have to study this kind of thing by Kel'Thuzad? Can't you do something else? For example, why humans and high elves can give birth to children, but cats and dogs cannot; Why are they obviously different races and use different characters? Why do humans, dwarves, and other races all speak lingua franca? Are you not interested in these things?"

Arthas really had nothing to do with Kel'Thuzad; to be honest, without the existence of the Lich King Ner'zhul, Arthas didn't care much about Kel'Thuzad's research on necromancy, but... he knew Kerr. Sugard has other things of interest.

"Yes, why?" Hearing Alsace's question, Kel'Thuzad couldn't help but fell into deep thought.

"King... Your Royal Highness, you mean, you are not going to punish me and Kel'Thuzad?" Putres was more concerned about Alsace's attitude.

"Well, I won't punish you, but you two should be careful not to make too much noise; I don't want to see a dead rabbit bounce past my dinner table while eating that day; Also, you must not use humans or other humanoids for experiments-at least you can't do experiments on rabbits and mice."

Alsace warned the two scientific madmen.

"Definitely, surely, we will definitely be able to do it." Putres promised again and again, and then asked curiously, "but Prince Arthas, our behavior should be prohibited by Dalaran, right? Kerr Sugar also said that because of his experiment, Dalaran tried to drive him out of there many times. Why are you...?"

"Why..." Arthas sighed as he looked at Kel'Thuzad in thought and Putres who was shrinking in front of him.

What is the greatest pursuit of mankind?Is it power, money, desire/hope, or something else?

Arthas didn't know how other people thought about this issue, but for him, family talent was the most important thing, then his subjects, his country...

Unlike other races in the world of Azeroth, although humans have powerful nations and occupy huge territories, they do not have a lifespan commensurate with them—especially compared to their allies.

High elves can easily live for thousands of years, and dwarves have a life span as long as the mountains; and humans...no matter how high their status and how powerful they are, they will die one day, and before that, they too To experience the pain of losing loved ones several times.

Resurrection from the dead, the resurrection of the dead, and the elimination of the boundary between life and death are what Kel'Thuzad has studied. This is the root cause of the rise of "spiritualism" called "dead spell".

When humans learned the spells from the high elves, those wizards were envious of the long lifespan of the high elves companions. Many wizards found the magic that could make them immortal—they became liches.

Lonely immortality does not satisfy these mages, especially when their companions have died in battle with the trolls.

A special "psychic" was developed, and some dead wizards and warriors stood up again, and they were able to preserve their will and continue to survive.

"Necromantic spells" were originally called the spells closest to gods, because people thought it would eliminate the boundary between life and death.

However, this process has not been so smooth. The resurrected people still have the body of the dead. They will rot, stink, and cannot eat or enjoy any "desire/hope".

Some resurrected wizards start to look for new corpses after their corpses rot; sometimes when there are not so many fresh corpses... they will create fresh corpses by themselves.

The situation began to become uncontrollable, and it coincided with the time when the Arathor Empire began to crack down on the flourishing magical civilization.

These wizards who mastered necromantic spells were described as "swallowing corpses" or "indiscriminately killing innocent" vicious wizards. Under the hunt of the army loyal to the empire, necromantic spells eventually only existed in some wizards in Dalaran In curious notes.

But Arthas believed that there was nothing wrong with doing so-humans have the power to pursue immortality, and necromancy spells are a good entry point, but this kind of spells need to be perfected and controlled, otherwise it will definitely cause panic again.

"Want to eliminate the boundary between life and death, this is a very thoughtful research direction..." Alsace considered his own words, he did not want to dispel Kel'Thuzad and Putres' interest in necromancy. I don't want to let my words sound too indulgent and make them too courageous.

"I personally do not oppose your research, but this is just my personal idea; so far I will keep it secret for you, provided that you can control the pace of your experiment and don't advance too fast..."

Arthas rubbed his brows and said to the two "scientific madmen".

"It must be." Putress nodded repeatedly.

"So...where are you going? Can the potion you developed can make a mouse or a rabbit stand up?" Arthas asked with interest.

In the original time flow, Arthas and Kel'Thuzad studied together how to bring the dead back to life, but the best way to transform is to turn the dead into death knights—of course, only those with strong bodies. .

Other methods, whether it is to turn a corpse into a zombie or a ghoul, cannot make them have complete consciousness; more importantly, except for the death knight, banshee, and lich, other members of the Scourge Unable to prevent the body from decay-this is unacceptable to living people.

The undead under Sylvanas are a special case. After the Lich King Ner'zhul relaxes their control, they will more or less regain some of their consciousness-of course, some of them have become complete walking dead.(To be continued.)

Chapter 511 This laboratory is awesome

Arthas was surprised by the performance of these undead. In fact, this was the final state he and Kel'Thuzad pursued; but Sylvanas had no interest in talking to Arthas, and Arthas was interested in these. The understanding of the undead can only go so far.

Of course, this did not make Arthas completely satisfied-even the self-aware undead under Sylvanas could not escape the result of the decay of the mountain, they would eventually become bones.

In the original flow of time, Kel'Thuzad failed to find a perfect way to resurrect the dead throughout his life, and his parents' ashes followed him until his death.

And now, Kel'Thuzad and Putres got together, and Arthas wondered if they could come up with something new.

"Not much progress," Kel'Thuzad said, shaking his head.

"We just can make small things like mice and rabbits stand up again and become zombie rabbits and zombie mice." Putres said, "but it is difficult for us to verify whether these zombies are conscious."

"Uh...this is a problem..." Alsace nodded, expressing understanding.

If you use humans to experiment, you only need to see if the zombies can speak or write to know if they have their own consciousness and memory.

But for rats and rabbits... the behavior of animals is too easy to be disturbed by instinct. Put a zombie rabbit back into other rabbit groups, and the other rabbits will avoid the unpleasant smell on its body one after another, so it is impossible to judge the difference between them. Can there be any interaction.

"In short, if there is no progress in the experiment, you can target other places." Arthas said to Kel'Thuzad, "but remember not to use humans for experiments, I will send someone to stare at you. "

Compared with the free Dalaran, this is the palace of Lordaeron after all. It is still heavily guarded, and right under his nose, Arthas believed that Kel'Thuzad and Putres could not do anything too outrageous. thing.

This is not blind trust-this is the experience of many years with Kel'Thuzad-Arthas knew he was not a bad person.

Of course, the most important thing is that the true conversion method of the undead army is still buried in the thick ice of Northrend. Arthas believes that this time there will not be an ice coffin containing the soul of Ner'zhul falling from the sky and smashing there. The ice is gone.

"By the way, Your Royal Highness, why did you come here?" Putress asked curiously.

"What? Didn't you ask me to come? Master Alfonso said that you have something to find me." Alsace asked in surprise, "I want to know, what is it?"

"What's the matter? I asked you to come?" Putres looked even more surprised than Alsace, "Let me think about..."

"That's right!" Putres suddenly shouted, "That was a month ago. Lord Alfonso said that Kel'Thuzad was recruited into the palace by your Royal Highness, and said that if I want him to stay In my laboratory, I want to say hello to your Royal Highness, so I said that to him, but then I forgot. I didn’t expect Master Alfonso to remember."

"Forgot? Putress, you are disrespectful to His Royal Highness!" Kel'Thuzad exclaimed.

"Forget it...but seriously, Kel'Thuzad, do you really think you two share a laboratory like this? If you need it, I can ask Master Alfonso to arrange one for you. Time." Arthas asked Kel'Thuzad.

Although it is now in the post-war reconstruction period, Alsace felt that Alfonso should be able to allocate this part of the funds.

"Change the laboratory? Oh no, no, no need, Prince Arthas." Kel'Thuzad refused repeatedly.

"Is it really unnecessary?" Arthas, who had forgotten Kel'Thuzad for more than a month, wanted to make up for it.

Looking around Putres' laboratory, Alsace only felt dirty and messy; although he was not a scholar, Alsace still remembered the appearance of "Naxxramas".

All the experimental equipment in this huge "laboratory" of Kel'Thuzad is readily available. Kel'Thuzad can do whatever he wants in it, and there are countless undead and zombies responsible for him; in contrast, although this laboratory has Two-story building, but it pales in comparison with the "Floating City".

"Really no need, Prince Arthas." Kel'Thuzad said sincerely, "I thank you very much. Of course, I also dreamed of having a huge castle-like laboratory in which there are mathematicians and servants. My assistant, I can research everything I want to research without worrying about the lack of funds..."

Kel'Thuzad mentioned the research as if describing a beautiful dream.

"Then you still...Although you can't guarantee a huge laboratory like a castle, I can promise that your new laboratory will be better than here." Arthas said.

"But I don't need it now, Prince Arthas." Kel'Thuzad looked at Putres, who was looking dumb by his side, "I found that a good companion is countless times more important than a good laboratory. Putte Reis is such a companion, he can bring me many new ideas, and study with him, every day is so happy."

"Uh... what you said..." Arthas felt a little strange.