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But it is indeed a miracle in the field of magic.

The bigwigs in the parliament who were present either sent their subordinates to investigate and study, or obtained relevant information in exchange.

So no one asked the silly question of whether the seal could be strengthened.

Everyone knew the orcs were coming back.

After a while, Kel'Thuzad's gaze wandered and said, "What should we do?"

Antonidas patted his favorite student on the shoulder: "Don't worry, I have informed the Lordaeron king, and the orcs haven't appeared yet, so we just need to wait and see what happens."

Pfister secretly slandered when he heard the words.

It's not easy to stay out of it.

Draenor is pretty much destroyed today.

Ner'zhul is self-aware, knowing that they are not alliance opponents.

So he decided to seek to open the portal to other worlds to survive.

For this it needs three artifacts.

They are the Staff of Sargeras, the Book of Medivh and the Eye of Dalaran.

Two of them are in Dalaran.

How can there be no station terminal here?

Thinking of this, Pfister's thoughts turned.

Know it's almost time.

The second wave of leeks can be cut.

On that day, Pfister pretended to be nonchalant and warmly entertained the newly recruited Dongfeng School.

But the next morning, he was on the move.

Lead a few followers to the residence of the Sunstrider School.

Due to the flourishing development of the Tiris Law School, such behemoths as the Sunstrider School cannot be taken lightly.

Kael'thas personally came forward and received him.

Pfister was quite satisfied upon seeing this.

Immediately said that there is something important to discuss.

Ask him to find a secret room, and retreat left and right.

Kael'thas didn't know what was going on, but he did what he said.

Take Pfister to a clean study room.

Pfister didn't hide either.

He took out the "Book of Medivh" directly, and said to it: "I want to negotiate a deal with you."

Ever since the appearance of this grimoire filled with strange atmosphere, Kael'thas' eyes never left it.

Hearing this, he said excitedly, "Have you finally decided to sell it?"

Pfister immediately shook his head: "No, it's just a mortgage. My school recently needed funds for a project, so it was a bad idea. I have drawn up a transaction framework, Your Highness, you can take a look."

After all, he handed over a document to the other party.

Just like high-end ingredients often only need the most common cooking method.

This time Pfister's plan is still very simple.

It can be summed up by the word 'make the best use of the situation'.

Since the theft of artifacts is a general trend, it will trigger a violent rebound from the alliance, and Pfister is not easy to change.

However, it is not in his style to give away his own things for nothing.

So Pfister simply decided to transfer the risk.

Transfer the artifact to someone else.

The content of the agreement drawn up by Pfister is roughly as follows:

Party B (Kalthas) shall pay Party A (Pfister) a total of 800 million in one lump sum.

Party A shall repay the loan in installments of ten years, and shall compensate a certain amount of interest every year.

During this period, Party A will hand over the Book of Medivh to Party B for safekeeping.

Party B can dispose of it by itself.

If the loan is overdue, Party A is unable to repay.

Then "Book of Medivh" belongs to Party B.

If Party B loses or damages the artifact during the escrow period.

Due to the preciousness and uniqueness of the "Book of Medivh", the debts of both parties will be written off.

Party B must also compensate three strange objects of the same level.

This contract is quite harsh.

Not to mention schools of thought, 800 million is an astronomical figure for many small countries.

Fez specific interest rates are quite low.

Give him a loan, and it would be nice if the income can outperform inflation.

The other ten years may seem long at first glance, but not everyone is Pfister.

Kael'thas really may not be able to study anything.

Not a good investment by any means.

If you were someone else, you might not agree.

But Pfister has collected a lot of information about Kael'thas.