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Kelemar leads the tour for the Horde Emissaries through Silvermoon.

Kommentar von Sketchie

Ambassador Kelemar is giving a tour to 4 Horde Emissaries: Dela Runetotem (Tauren), Kristine Denny (Undead), Tatai (Troll) and Cheneta (Orc) around Silvermoon, and he will perodically stop to answer questsions.

Along the way, he will randomly say the following:

Ambassador Kelemar: Behold the wonders of our fair city.
Ambassador Kelemar: Thank you for making the journey here. I hope you will find Silvermoon to your liking.

At certain spots of the tour he will stop and answer any questions the Horde Emissaries might ask, such as the following:

Dela Runetotem: Tell us, Ambassador Kelemar... how do the blood elves plan to aid us, exactly?
Ambassador Kelemar: I realize we have somewhat differing loyalties in the past, but put your suspicions aside. Our considerable power has been pledged to your leaders in good faith.
Tatai: T'ink ja be contributin' less glarin' in dis troll's direction?
Cheneta: Tatai!
Tatai sighs in resignation and falls silent.

Dela Runetotem: Tell us, Ambrassor Kelemar... how do the blood elves plan to aid us, exactly?
Ambassador Kelemar: Our people are strong. We bring you a mastery over arcane magics that you have previously lacked - ah, no offense intended, of course.
Cheneta: I suppose we'll see the measure of your dedication in time.

Tatai: I bet gettin' tired'a dis. Dese elves, dey be treatin' me like I stole somet'in.
Ambassador Kelemar: I'm arfaid your ancestry is the cause, troll. Decades of fighting with your green-skinned brethen has hardened their hearts against your kind.
Ambassador Kelemar: Keep your chin up. Peraphs with time, our people will see you as the ally you are, rather than the enemy you appear to be.
Cheneta: You should be used to those looks, Tatai. Do you remember the reason you were drafted into this job?
Tatai: Don't ja start...
Cheneta: I'm no happier about being your babysitter than you are about being watched. Just remember... it could have been worse.

Cheneta: I don't suppose Lor'themar Theron is available for an audience yet?
Ambassador Kelemar: He is unable to see you just yet, but do not trouble yourselves over it. I'm certain he will find a way to fit you into his busy schelude.
Dela Runetotem: As you say, ambassador. We can wait.

Cheneta: Remind me, ambassador... what precisely will your people be contributing to our efforts?
Ambassador Kelemar: Surely you see the advantage in our relationship. The powers we command are immense. With our aid, your enemies could very well be decimated.
Dela Runetotem's brow furrows, but she remains silent.

Tatai: Why be all dese t'ings floatin' and movin' by demselves?
Ambassador Kelemar: It is not simply a beautification measure, but also a morale booster. It demonstrates to our people that we have a great deal of power at our fingertips, and with it... we can do nearly anything.
Cheneta taps a finger on her chin, lost in thought.

That is all I could hear by following them around the city for a while. Interestingly enough, Kristine Denny never said anything the entire time!

Kommentar von Dehik

Those 4 horde ambassadors would really deserve the title "the Patient".

Kommentar von guatafu

3 years later Theron is still not done with his hair.

Kommentar von Dehik

Even he dreads the Bazaar...

Kommentar von cephadex

I feel so bad for those four horde emissaries... Kelamar has just been leading them around and around in circles since patch 2.2.0 with promises of eventually meeting with Lor'themar.

That said, there's something I find very endearing about the blood elves' efforts to win support from the horde; I've always imagined Lor'themar staying up late and trying to study up on his Orcish. He was probably quite bad at it and couldn't really figure it out, and even though both he and Thrall were fluent in Common, he probably didn't want to offend the horde by addressing them in the human tongue. So he'd stay up trying to learn proper Orcish, and he probably had a lot of trouble with it, and probably Halduron picked it up much more readily and tried to help him study-- but they'd still have this awful Thalassian pronunciation of all the orcish words.

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