Chapter 924 In Remembrance of Lothar (1/2)

Although the Flash of Darkness absorbed light, it was still visible to the naked eye when you looked at it closely

This was a special flower, born through the iners Its beauty was beyond the description of words and its ht had ability to soothe the mind

”Place it with Lothar; I pro the flower to Lu Li

”Alright, if you have nothing ”

Lu Li carefully packed the floay in his bag He didn't ask anything h he was very curious

Lothar, Llane, Garona, Khadgar, Medivh

These were all legendary figures, but he could only wonder what had happened to them in the past

Apparently, Lothar fancied Garona, but King Llane was also interested in her However, Garona ended up killing King Llane and gave birth to a son with Medivh

Lu Li had been summoned here, but it was easy for hih

He planned to sort out the Flash of Darkness first, then travel to Storure out who the traitor was Based on the require else more important than this

Lothar had already died inthe second war against the Tauren, at the hands of Orgried to take down an important Tauren base, the Blackrock Spire, and chased therie the fact that Lothar had died during the war at Burning Steppes

Regardless, this was a place of sorrow for both the Horde and the Alliance

Many creatures lived at the Burning Steppes as they enjoyed slaughtering travelers This place was a disaster for any players ere under level 45 As soon as Lu Li walked out of the portal of the town, he immediately entered Stealth mode, until he arrived in front of the statue of Lothar

The statue of Lothar was gigantic; anyone who stood underneath it would feel like a tiny ant in comparison

There werenot only the NPCs, but also players ere influenced by the lore of the ga, some were elderly Perhaps, they had been Warriors at some point in their lives

Lu Li saw an old man who had lost both of his feet climb over with his hands to place down a little white flower before he left again

The old man barely had any expression Perhaps he didn't feel the need to be sad, whether it was for Lothar's death, or the two legs that he had lost in war

Without a doubt, Anduin Lothar was one of the most admired heroes of Dawn His charisma alone orthy of people's respect

Loyal, deterious – when people sank into the valley of despair, it was Lothar who reached out his arms and called upon the old, but noble ain He was athe respect and pride that their race had

Some even wrote poems for him on the stones boards nearby

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