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Since you happened to come here, why not take the opportunity to take it away.

After all, Pfister has already entered the Sanctuary Hall.

Have the confidence to deal with the three wars.

More experience can be used in teaching.

And he has encountered quite a few butterfly effects.

It also glimpsed the split of the bronze dragon.

He believes that it is necessary to take Thrall, the super son of destiny, into his own hands as soon as possible.

In order to avoid having long nights and many dreams, people will get there first.

The First World War has been over for several years.

This city has been peaceful for many days.

However, the standard of living of the people does not seem to have improved.

On the contrary, it was much worse than during the war.

Many people have dull eyes and pale faces.

It's pretty bad at first glance.

But Pfister is very principled and never uses spells on ordinary people.

Fortunately, he has other means.

After spending a few copper coins, he inquired about the information he wanted to know.

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Chapter 2 Twenty Blackmoore]

The Countess of Blackmoore, who was originally tolerant and kind, passed away the year before last.

The current ruler of Durnholde is her son Aedelas Blackmoore.

In the past two years, Lordaeron's army has marched here in large numbers.

Also brought a large number of orcs.

The taxation of the territory has also been increased.

In addition to the poll tax to the king and the tax to the church, various exorbitant taxes were also paid to the lord.

For example, the cost of expanding the orc concentration camp.

If anyone dared to resist the tax, he would be whipped at least, or hanged at worst.

Therefore, the local people are miserable, and many of them choose to leave their hometowns.

Go north or go south to discuss life.

The government of Lordaeron is similar to medieval Europe.

There is a clear distinction between feudal monarchs, vassals, and leaders.

The lower class lacks a way to rise, and the class is fixed from birth.

Most of the objects Pfister came into contact with belonged to the low-level civilians.

There is reproductive isolation from the master.

The information he understands is limited, and no matter how he guides it, it is useless.

But Pfister was not discouraged.

Because he has deduced the context of the situation through clues.

Long before Pfister left Karazhan, Terenas had completely controlled Alterac.

At that time, many local gentry 'spontaneously petitioned'.

It is hoped that the two countries will merge.

Presumably with Terenas' wrist, Alterac should have been embezzled.

So far, the value of the concentration camp has lost more than half.

Terenas was clever, so he naturally wouldn't give the limited land to the orcs for nothing.

So they were moved away, and several places were circled to concentrate and detain these prisoners of war.

As Pfister had speculated a long time ago.

Dunhold should be one of them.

As for the increase in taxes, Blackmoore took the opportunity to collect money, or Terenas' allocation was not enough.

That's not good for Pfister.

He is more inclined to be the former, after all, although the characters of both are not good, Terenas is the real hero.

You should not do this kind of thing.

Next, Pfister went all the way north to the main castle where the lord lived.

The previous guess is more firm.

Because it has obviously been renovated here, it has become more grand.

And he remembered very clearly that although the battle was quite fierce that year, the loss of the main castle was negligible.

There is no need for an overhaul at all.

And the traces of repairs are quite new, obviously recent.

Next, Pfister identified himself to the castle guards.

Since he had just passed through a space storm, his robe was stained with stardust that could only be washed off in a special way, making him look a bit dirty.

In addition, Pfister is a world-famous big shot, so traveling alone is not in line with his pomp.

So the guards were dubious.