Age of Empires From Scratch

Winter City really has such a thing, but it’s just the same appearance, and the inside is the human form structure of the transformed fighter plane and chariot. When the Winter Alchemy Workshop helped the Tilan Knights research equipment, they got a lot of them. The driving robot can pretend to be a mobile police by adding a shell.

The Ingram made by the Winter Alchemy Workshop is many times stronger than the original version, and the shell is not the original polymer material, but the latest alloy in Winter City.

Coupled with the fact that it uses a lot of Cybertron technology, this Ingram can really fight against Cybertronians.

"You can consider getting a few more, and then use them for the police in Winter City."

The Cybertronians are now managed as military personnel, and so far there have been no disturbances.

But after a long time, no one can guarantee what will happen. It’s better to make some preparations earlier—after all, the security work in the city is currently under the responsibility of the police. Are you going to mobilize the Winter Knights to help?

Even if Roadblock is currently working in the police station, but he is the only one, there will always be times when he is too busy.

Thinking of roadblocks, David felt that this kind of police robot can also choose a deformable design, and the police car and robot form are very suitable.

No matter what, on the first day Sansa came to Cold Winter Castle, she didn't feel any discomfort. With the care of Helen and Eva, and Sophia's warm welcome, she had a premonition that she should have a good life in the following days.

It was how to get closer to David, which gave her a little headache.

She has no experience in this area!

The only way I can think of is to try to appear by David's side.

So in the next period of time, Sansa often followed David, no matter what David did.

Just like now, after a period of preparations, the leader of the Draenei, Prophet Velen, finally came to Winter City.

When David met the prophet, Sansa was by the side, and at the same time, she looked at this mysterious race with curious eyes.

Velen noticed Sansa's gaze, and seeing that it was a little girl with curiosity and no other malice in her eyes, this devout believer of the Holy Light smiled and nodded at Sansa.

Afterwards, Velen turned his gaze back to David.

Just like Sansa looked at Velen, the leader of the Draenei was also full of curiosity about David.

He had heard the name of David in Azeroth, who was called the incarnation of the Holy Light by the believers of the Holy Light in Azeroth, so Velen initially thought that this was a devout and firm follower of the Holy Spirit just like himself. believers in light.

But after coming to Cold Winter City, he heard another saying: Lord of the Holy Light.

It made him a little puzzled, until now.

In Velen's eyes, David in front of him was not human at all, but the Holy Light.

He had never seen such a pure and powerful holy light, even Naru was not as powerful and pure as the holy light in David's body in front of him.

This situation made Velen extremely shocked. He couldn't imagine what kind of existence could actually grasp such a powerful holy light.

"Is it really as described by some people here? David Glamorgan is the Lord of the Light?"

Velen couldn't believe that David was really the Lord of the Holy Light. He only thought that the other party had gone farther than himself on the path of the Holy Light, and that's why he had such a powerful Holy Light.

Because David looks like a human being on the surface, judging from the information he has inquired, he is not born with such a powerful holy light.

If David is really the Lord of the Holy Light, it should be a creature of the Holy Light like Naaru.

He kept thinking about various issues in his heart, so as not to delay the communication between Velen and David.

After a few simple conversations, Velen also understood why David wanted to see him: the king of Winter City wanted the Draenei to become his people.

This really surprised Velen. When he learned that David wanted to see him, he thought about several possibilities, but he never thought that the other party would actually want his kingdom to absorb the draenei.

Ever since he left Argus and fled everywhere, it was the first time that Velen saw a force willing to accept the Draenei.

"Your Majesty is not worried about the Burning Legion?"

"do not worry."

The Draenei left Argus because of the Burning Legion. The current two commanders of the Burning Legion, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde, are both Eredars on Argus.

In fact, the draenei are the eredar, and the eredar who left Argus call themselves draenei, meaning exiles.

Because of various involvements and personal grievances, Kil'jaeden and Archimonde's pursuit of the Draenei has never stopped, so no matter where the Draenei go, there is a high probability of attracting the Burning Legion .

As a result, Draenor became a broken Outland, a battlefield where many forces competed for each other.

The draenei also began to go into exile again, eventually falling to Azeroth.

Judging from this resume, a normal leader would let the draenei go as far as possible. Velen also knew how unpopular the draenei's ability to attract the Burning Legion was.

Why is Winter City not afraid?

Because David Glamorgan, the king, has absolute confidence in his own strength? He thought he could stand against Sargeras?

Velen wondered if this was David's real idea? If so, should he praise the other party's self-confidence? Or complain about the other party's arrogance?

Having never really seen David's strength, Velen couldn't make a judgment, so he could only return an embarrassed smile in the end.

Seeing that Velen didn't speak, David knew that the prophet didn't fully believe in him.

This is normal, and he didn't have anything to prove his idea immediately. He continued to chat casually with Velen, and arranged for a plane to take Velen to visit Winter City.

The first place to visit is still the construction site of the Brennia.

"This is……"

"The battleship Brennia."

"quite splendid."

Just from the construction site of this battleship, Velen can know that the technological level of Winter City is far ahead of Azeroth. Even in the peak period of Argus, he dare not say that it is better than Winter City.

After Velen went to the living quarters of Cybertron and the Winter Barracks, and saw the weapons and equipment used by the Cybertronians and the paladins of Winter City, he understood why David was so confident.

But he still believed that it was impossible to beat Sargeras with only these powers.

It wasn't until Velen learned from David that the universe where Winter City and Azeroth resided were not the same universe at all, and then he understood why David didn't take Sargeras and the Burning Legion seriously.

After learning this important information, Velen began to seriously consider the feasibility of moving the draenei to Winter City.

Although they landed in Azeroth and established a temporary home, they don't necessarily have to live in Azeroth forever.

In the eyes of Velen and many Draenei, Azeroth is also not safe enough. The existence of the Dark Portal makes Azeroth and Outland as close as a pair of neighbors, and the Burning Legion is in Outland at this time.

This also means that the Burning Legion may enter Azeroth at any time. If the Draenei cannot build new spaceships at that time, the end of complete genocide seems to be in sight.

If you move to Winter City...

Velen knew that things would definitely not be that simple.

As the king of Winter City, David, why would he welcome a strange group of people into his territory?

After careful questioning, Velen finally understood: David did not provide a piece of land for the Draenei to settle here, and the Draenei lived in the city as a vassal state of the city.

It's a complete integration into the Winter Kingdom. This kind of thing...can you agree?

The draenei are very proud, and you can see this by looking at their attitude towards the broken ones who have been corrupted by demonic power and become ugly in appearance.

Even though they were chased and killed by the Burning Legion all over the universe, and they didn't even have a place to shelter from the wind and rain like bereaved dogs, the draenei still didn't let go of the arrogance in their hearts.

So when faced with David's invitation, even the most enlightened and wise Velen was caught in a tangle, wondering whether he should agree or not.

"I need to go back and discuss with my compatriots before I can give you an answer."

David nodded. He knew from the bottom of his heart that the plan to let all the draenei join Winter City seemed unlikely to succeed.

He was already in such a state of desperation, and Velen didn't even agree, so when he went back to discuss with his compatriots, there was a high probability that he would still refuse.

After all, although living on Azeroth faces various difficulties and potential threats, the Draenei are still Draenei, not ruled by humans or other races, and do not even have their own country Poor race.

Perhaps because he knew that continuing this topic would not benefit both sides, Velen directly changed the topic to other aspects.

For example, what is the difference between the belief in the Holy Light here in Winter City and the belief in the Holy Light of the Draenei?

Having said that, David mentioned the Broken group in Draenei.

Since we can't catch all the draenei, we should recruit as many people as possible!

David said that he could try to heal the broken ones and restore their bodies corrupted and affected by demon power.

He didn't worry that Velen would hide his kindness from telling the Broken about the help from Winterfell.

This prophet is still very upright. When most draenei resist and reject the broken ones, Velen is one of the few draenei who sympathizes with and supports the broken ones, and still regards them as compatriots.

So when he heard that David was willing to help the Broken Ones with their treatment, he would definitely pass on the news.

Of course, Velen can definitely guess that if these Broken Ones really healed their bodies in Winter City, then some of them would definitely be willing to stay.

Cold Winter City is destined to become the new home of some Draenei.

He was just curious, why did David have to recruit the Draenei?

"There are too few shamans in Winter City."

"..."