Tyrande thousands of years ago didn't know how to lead our people at all. She thought the leaders of other civilizations were stupid fools. However, other people were very smart, at least smarter than Tyrande imagined."

"No! Staghelm!"

Shandris couldn't listen anymore. She stood up and said loudly:

"Our army is indeed trapped in a confrontation with demons. I just came back from Ashenvale, and I can see it clearly!"

"It's you who should shut up, Shandris!"

Staghelit's tone became even colder:

"You are the Sentinel General. You have experienced all the big wars. Tell me honestly. From your perspective, with the strength of the two Sentinels in the north and the south and the entire Cenarion Circle, it has been almost a year, but

I can't even kill a group of entrenched demons. Is this normal? Do you really think I'm blind?"

"So tell me now, Shandris, why are you here?"

There was a hint of impatience in Staghelm's voice, and Shandris knew that it was time for a showdown.

General Yuyue sighed. She stood up, adjusted her armor, and looked at Deer Helmet:

"Yes, what you said makes sense, Staghelit, what I want to say is that I agree with most of your ideas, which is why I insisted on rushing here with the soldiers who stayed at Feather Moon Fortress...

"

"I, Shandris Feather Moon, on behalf of the Kaldorei civilization, I apply to join the Kalimdor Anti-Insect Front!"

Shandris' request made Staghelm narrow his eyes. After a moment, the archdruid asked:

"Are you sure you can represent the Kaldorei? Are you sure you can represent your foster mother?"

"If she's not enough, Staghelm... what about me?"

Another hoarse voice sounded behind Staghelit. The Archdruid turned around and looked at the slender figure walking out of the shadows. There was a smile on his lips:

"Welcome, Ms. Maiev."
Chapter completed!