Outside Silvermoon City, as the sun set and the moon rose, the skeletons of the Scourge had finally retreated. Watching the Scourge withdraw, cheers erupted once more from Silvermoon City.
At this time, seven days had passed since Lin Yang led the reinforcements to this place. However, Lin Yang did not enter the city directly. Instead, he took advantage of the terrain and established a camp thirty miles outside Silvermoon City.
Using the Light Rune, they waged a war of attrition. Simultaneously, they formed a pincer movement with Kael'thas within Silvermoon City.
In layman's terms, when Arthas attacked Silvermoon City, Lin Yang led his troops to flank him. When Arthas attacked Lin Yang, Lin Yang retreated to his camp and held his ground. Then Kael'thas launched another surprise attack from the rear, this time from Silvermoon City.
This method is simple, yet very effective. Especially with Lin Yang distributing some Light Runes to Kael'thas daily, the overall battle situation became even more stable.
To reiterate, in terms of pure strength, the Blood Elves are no less powerful than the Scourge. At least, they are no less powerful than the Scourge at this moment.
Lin Yang's arrival was like a shot of adrenaline, sending their morale soaring. Coupled with several victories, their spirits were now incredibly high.
At least, I'm no longer afraid of facing skeletons. I can unleash 80%, or even 90%, of my full strength. That's enough for defending the city.
Outside Silvermoon City, inside a spacious tent.
Here, in the center of the entire camp, is Lin Yang's tent on the left, Shi A's tent on the right, Cai Yan's tent in front, and Xiao Hei and Xiao Bai's tents behind.
Moreover, every night, Queen Hitler and Verresa would take turns personally squatting on the top of the tent to ensure safety.
In addition, the tent is always surrounded by five hundred rangers, five hundred priests, and a thousand gnolls for protection.
Inside the tent, two thousand elven mages worked in three shifts to produce Light Talismans.
That's right, it's two thousand. Lin Yang originally brought one thousand with him, and the remaining one thousand were drawn from Silvermoon City.
At this moment, Lin Yang arrived for an inspection with a handsome young man. Lin Yang was wearing a white cloak, which made him stand out among the mages dressed in red and yellow.
At the same time, he put his hands behind his back, raised his head high, and looked at the skilled industrial workers with excitement, as if inspecting his own territory.
Behind him stood the infamous tragic figure, the prince of the blood elves, and now their leader, Kael'thas.
Kael'thas was still wearing his armor, which bore many fine marks both inside and out. His black cloak carried a faint scent of blood.
Given the blood elves' extreme fastidiousness, it's unbelievable that they didn't achieve perfection at this point.
At the same time, the fact that the Blood Elves, with their pride, willingly followed Lin Yang as his underlings speaks volumes.
"Come, let me show you the entire process of producing Light Talismans on the production line," Lin Yang said with a smile.
Upon hearing this, Kael'thas's eyes lit up. What was his purpose in coming here? Wasn't it to obtain the Light Rune? But now, judging from Lin Yang's expression, it seemed he was even willing to sell this so-called production line?
Thinking about it this way, Kael'thas became excited. This was something that could produce Light Runes indefinitely, and in the face of the current calamity, it could even change the fate of the nation.
This is incredibly valuable; Lin Yang is actually willing to sell it. Kael'thas has already decided that even if he has to use all the wealth in the national treasury, he will buy this so-called production line.
Without turning his head, Lin Yang could still sense Kael'thas's excited expression. What an easy fool! If only the heroes of the main world were this intelligent!
Actually, it wasn't that Lin Yang wanted to sell; it's just that the production line itself wasn't technologically advanced. It really wasn't; it was simply a matter of approach.
As for the Light Rune itself, it is one of the simplest and most basic runes. There's nothing complicated about it; any elven mage could easily copy it!
Now, in order to keep producing talismans, we have to use a lot of workers, but where do these workers come from? Naturally, they can only come from the mages of the blood elf race!
In other words, even if Lin Yang doesn't sell it, they can replicate it themselves after a while. If they were truly wicked, they could simply ditch Lin Yang and produce it themselves.
At that point, what can Lin Yang do besides issue a few condemnations? He can't just wipe out the Blood Elves for money, can he? Although it's not impossible, it's unnecessary!
"The Light Talisman itself belongs to the Light-based magic system; you can think of it as a branch of the Holy Light system. The materials for making it are also very simple. You only need the simplest animal hides and animal blood. Of course, if it's a magical beast, that would be even better," Lin Yang explained.
In fact, this is a phenomenon unique to Azeroth. The spiritual energy concentration in this world is extremely rich, in no way weaker than that of the main world, and more importantly, the population is extremely sparse!
The total number of humans is only a little over ten million. The number of orcs, while unknown, is certainly less than that of humans.
As for the number of elves and blood elves, well, that's laughable. Even if you add them all together, it's impossible for them to exceed two million!
In this situation, almost everyone's physical attributes and innate potential are much higher than the average in the main world. Even the spiritual energy content within their flesh and blood is much richer.
That is why even the smallest wild animal contains a wealth of energy within its fur and flesh.
Right now, Lin Yang is using the pelts and blood of the lowest-level wild animals. Recently, he has been hunting various animals in the Silvermoon Forest on a large scale.
Whether it flies in the sky, runs on the ground, or swims in the water, as soon as it is discovered, elven rangers will rush up to catch it and turn it into raw materials.
"Would the power be greater if we used monster pelts? There are many genuine monster pelts in Silvermoon City." Kael'thas frowned as he stroked the inferior pelt in his hand.
In his view, the energy contained in these furs was far too little, almost nonexistent. Moreover, the craftsmanship was not refined enough, and the quality was quite inferior. It was truly hard to imagine that those talismans of light that changed the entire course of the battle could be made from such inferior furs.
Lin Yang shook his head and said, "That's unnecessary. The hides of those magical beasts can be used to make higher-grade talismans. Although using them to make light talismans would be more powerful, it would be too wasteful."
Upon hearing this, Kael'thas's eyes lit up immediately, and he said excitedly, "So, the power really can be even greater?"
"Yes, that's true. Using the hides of magical beasts, even the simplest light talismans will be much more powerful."
"These furs we have now are only basic-level furs. If we use qualified-level furs, their power will at least double. If we use excellent-level furs, their power will be at least five or six times greater, enough to pose a fatal threat to elite troops."
“Then let’s use the qualified grade. In Silvermoon City, there are at least several million pieces of this grade of fur. Every household has it. It’s not anything special. I’ll start collecting it when I get back!” Kael’thas said excitedly.
What could Lin Yang say about this? He could only say, "Truly a big shot like him. Doing business with a tycoon is a completely different story."
As they walked, they came to the place where the mages were giving birth. These mages were all second-tier mages, a scarce resource in human kingdoms, but nothing special in Silvermoon City.
Below the conveyor belt, pieces of fur, already neatly cut, were transported over one by one.
These furs. Each piece is two inches long and one inch wide, and the colors are uneven. Some are white, some are black, and most are mixed colors.
Every piece of fur undergoes more than twenty processing steps here. Each step involves several to dozens of monks.