My Frostmourne can't be so cute

Arugal's triumphant laugh once again remembered, it seemed that he had deceived Sylvanas' judgment with some spell.

"This idiot, don't let me catch him..."

Sylvanas gritted her teeth and cursed-she didn't know how long she hadn't been so humiliated.

"Could it be that Arugal had been monitoring this place before, and he chose to do it after seeing us entering the castle? That is to say... the information sent out before was wrong?"

But Arthas heard something else from Arugal's words.

"But... why is he monitoring this castle? Is there anything else in the castle? Do you need me to call Baron Silvalian to ask?"

Vindicator Prinval asked aside.

"No, no need..." Arthas shook his head, then said to Jaina again, "I think his target is you, or us, Jaina."

"we?"

Jaina asked suspiciously.

"Maybe Arugal is not satisfied with only killing the nobles here. He also wants to kill the mages in Dalaran to avenge the decision of the Kirin Tor Council to expel him. So although he has been lurking here long ago, He waited until we entered the castle to start. He knew that Dalaran would send someone here to check it after he got the news. Maybe even the news itself was part of his plan."

Arthas shook his head and said-I didn't expect that Arugal's hatred for Dalaran was so great that it didn't seem to be formed overnight.

But Arugal's hatred eventually harmed himself-if he had done it long ago, Arthas believed that with the half-man and half-wolf monsters, he could easily take down this old castle.

But now, he waited until he came before choosing to do it, then...

"Listen, Jaina. I know you can get out of here at any time using spells, but... I want to make a deal with you."

Arugal's voice came again, and Jaina turned to Alsace for help. She was used to following Alsace's advice, which was an instinctive dependence.

"Listen to what he said."

Arthas smiled and said to Jaina-although Sylvanas failed to track Arugal, Arthas was not worried at all-there is Frostmourne here, let alone Arugal, Even a mage who was ten times and one hundred times more powerful than him could not make any waves.

Compared to killing Arugal and these monsters as soon as possible, Arthas wanted to hear what the guy who had a big opinion of Dalaran was plotting.

"Go ahead, what deal!"

Jaina was obedient to Arthas, and Arthas commanded so, she ran to the wall and shouted down.

"If you are willing to surrender and allow me to close your ability to use spells, I will let the others in the castle go. How about? You know, you can't take them away with spells, even if you escape. , They won’t survive, I’m absolutely sure—so, do you agree to this deal?"

Arugal's somewhat sharp voice was particularly loud because of the spell, and it sounded a bit horrible--especially when those terrifying monsters were trying to rush.

"This is the deal he was talking about? Interesting... Jaina, you tell him that you agree."

Arthas chuckled lightly, then said to Jaina.

"Oh, good..."

Jaina nodded obediently, and then planned to speak outside the castle.

"What? Arthas, are you crazy? Absolutely not, Jaina, listen to me, if you fall into the hands of that guy and you are blocked from using spells, you must..."

Vereesa was startled when she heard it, and quickly grabbed Jaina's arm, glared at Arthas, and said in a warning tone.

"But Arthas said..."

Jaina whispered—she trusted Arthas very much—unconditional trust, she felt that Arthas could not harm herself.

"Well, it's just teasing Arugal. If you say that, Vereesa, forget it. Anyway, this deal can't be done... Lord Prinval, tell your people to put down the drawbridge, open the gate, and let A few of us out."

Arthas looked at Vereesa's appearance, smiled helplessly, then gave up the idea of ​​continuing to tease Arugal, and instead ordered Prinval Road.

"What? Prince Arthas, but outside...no, absolutely no..."

Defender Prinval was shocked by Alsace's order, and he quickly objected.

"Well, this is my order, you just follow it."

Arthas shook his head-he didn't intend to explain too much to Prinval, so he moved out of his identity directly.

"but……"

Vindicator Prinval still hesitated not to do what Alsace said—because in case the noble prince was harmed, he would definitely have to bear the responsibility—for such a simple reason, Prinval still got it.

"If you don't open the city gate, we will jump from here."

Arthas said to Prinval impatiently, and then, pulling Frostmourne, stepped on the wall of the castle with one foot.

"Don't...well...you guys, open the city gate and lower the suspension bridge! Go!"

Prinval saw that Alsace was planning to "jump from the city to commit suicide," and quickly stopped this dangerous behavior; under Alsace's persecution, the garrison had no choice but to send an order to open the city gate with a mixed feeling. command.

"Well, Xiaoshuang, Jaina, Vereesa, and... Ms. Sylvanas, let's go and see what these half-human and half-wolf guys have, what's the strange background?"

Listening to the creaking iron rope rubbing in the city gate, Arthas turned his head and said with a smile to the ladies.(To be continued.)

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"They opened the city gate."

Nandus, the commander of the Gilneas Kingdom in charge of this raid plan, stood beside Arugal and said nervously.

"That's natural, Jaina... a little girl who has never seen the world, who happens to be overwhelmed with sympathy, how could she refuse the deal I offered."

Arugal said tauntingly.

"So... are you really going to let the people in the castle go?"

Nandus glanced at the wizard beside him, he felt that Arugal hadn't let go so easily.

"Of course not. After Jaina is caught by us, how to do it is our own business. What else can she do?"

Arugal said disdainfully.

"But... it seems that more than one person came out."

Nandus was closer to the castle this time. Although he didn't know which woman was Jaina as Arugao said, there were indeed five people who came out of the castle in front of him—it was the daytime today. Outsiders entering the castle at the time.

"What do these guys want to do? No, I can't control that much. Let them lean in first, and then my servants will start to get your people ready."

Arugal also frowned. Obviously Jaina deviated from his plan without a single person coming out to tie his hands, but Arugal was absolutely confident that he could deal with Jaina.

Although Jaina was a disciple of Archmage Antonidas, she was still young and had no experience of going out to perform tasks. Arugal felt that she was definitely better than her.