He Comes From the Void

After listening to what Nasus said, Azir nodded slightly.

Indeed, as long as they guard the city, there will be a steady stream of Shurima. When they heard the rumors about the rise of the capital, they were curious or admiring, and they would always want to come and witness it with their own eyes. At that time, they would either be overwhelmed by the grand city or frightened.

But it's not his style to just go with the flow.

"Not fast enough." Azir said, "I want the whole world to hear my voice. I can't wait to see the golden guards line the Emperor's Avenue in Dawn Oasis."

Azir didn't care what kind of suspicion his return would arouse among the crowd, he just wanted to make his people and army stronger. The people are the foundation of a country's strength, and a country without people will not be successful.

At the same time, Azir also needs an army. His sand soldiers are all soulless warriors, they can only fight and cannot help him manage the city. Moreover, his hands can't be stretched that long, and he can't take part in every battle in Shurima in person, without missing a single one.

As for what kind of wave his arrival created among the crowd, he didn't care, he just wanted to make his power grow quickly.

"It's not a day's work to be a mountain. Your Majesty, we have waited for such a long time, and it will not be short of a while. This is a world where mortals rule, and nothing can stop your footsteps."

Nasus kept persuading, trying to make up for Azir's current world situation. Thousands of years have passed, even the astrology has shifted, Azir needs to know too many things, it is best not to act rashly before figuring out the consequences.

Seeing Sivir approaching, Nasus and Renekton dragged the seal Xerath to the depths of the mausoleum. Now only the Ascension Emperor and the three of them were left by the river, Azir stared at the raging river in a daze.

"I was wondering if I should walk around first and see for myself what Shurima has become," he said to himself, hoping someone would tell him the answer.

"Only by looking at it will you know that the underground in the west of the Shurima Desert has become a lair for void creatures."

"Has it already spread..." Azir couldn't help frowning, the threat of the void could not be eradicated even by Shurima in its heyday, so what would he do to solve it.

The river was flowing, and Kahn felt that the time had come, so he asked Azir: "Your Majesty, does the abolition of slavery that you said still count?"

As soon as these words came out, Azir's body under the armor seemed to freeze. This interesting scene also made Sivir smell the gossip, and narrowed his eyes vigilantly.

Azir pondered, if he remembered correctly, everyone who knew about this matter, except Xerath, should be dead.

He announced the abolition of slavery moments before his ascension, as a surprise to Xerath, but the ensuing betrayal killed all who knew of it in a catastrophic death. Nasus and Renekton happened to be absent, and were sent away by Xerath to subdue a flame spirit beast. When they returned, the disaster had already happened, so they didn't know it either.

Under the circumstances of being betrayed, Azir can completely take back this sentence, but the painful lesson made him have to take this matter seriously.

"I need a people who respect me as their ruler, not a bunch of slaves who don't even have a name."

Today is not what it used to be, and the reborn Shurima is in urgent need of development. Only enlightened policies can attract more people, and slavery will only become an obstacle for him at present.

"Sivir, I have something to do, you can wander around the city and arrange it yourself." After speaking, Azir leaned on the blade of his staff and left.

Seeing his back disappear around the corner, Sivir looked at Kahn: "You asked for Taliyah, right?"

"That's right, what Azir will do next must be to gather the former people and unify the divided tribes. During this process, the nomads that Taliyah belongs to will worry that the Ascension Emperor will turn them into slaves."

"Freedom is the most important thing," Sivir agreed.

"Is it more important than money?"

"Of course, how can money compare to freedom? Of course, I am not short of money now. Any antique in this city can be sold for a good price." Sivir didn't care about Kahn's sarcasm. Turning his head to look at the moat at his feet, he asked casually, "When will this water be full?"

"What do you want to do?" Kane asked.

The moat of Dawn Oasis is very deep, and it is not full under the flooding of the flood, but the water output at the mouth of the pipe still shows no signs of decreasing. Flows through most of Shurima, bringing life and hope to those trapped by thirst and heat.

"It's the fastest way to leave the capital directly by boat. There is no one in this dead city. It's really boring." Sivir kicked a stone into the river, and then simply sat by the river.

There is no protection on such a deep river, which looks strange and dangerous. However, according to Shurima people's desire for fresh water, if they can swim, they would like to jump into it.

"Are you going to leave so soon? I think it's okay here, no one bothers you." Kahn has no plans to leave Dawn Oasis for the time being. This mysterious ancient city has just been unveiled. What a pity.

"That's right, we're going to wait here for Taliyah and ask her for a favor." Kai'Sa agreed.

"What help?"

"A little 'little thing' about my father, but it takes Taliyah to do it."

"Oh~" Sivir nodded perfunctorily, "When it comes to helping, I remembered something."

As she spoke, she took out two bottles of water from her body and gave one of them to Kahn. Seeing that Kahn didn't stretch out his hand, he stuffed it into Kaisha's hand instead, arousing her doubts. "What's this?"

"Healing Fountain," Sivir replied.

When she was left in the temple to avoid the Ascended War, she didn't do nothing. Even if Kahn didn't remind her, she would grab some spring water and put it on her body in case of emergencies. It turns out that there is such a magical thing that can repair any fatal injury in a short time, but this does not mean that he has forgiven Kahn.

Kahn took a look at the spring water and let Kai'sa hold it. He commented casually: "The food is good, but the portion is a bit small, and it was soaked by someone."

"..." Sivir suddenly had the urge to kick Kahn into the moat, but in the end he held back and did not do so.

After Sivir's anger left, the two of them were left alone, and Kahn was happy to take Kai'sa around and enjoy the world of the two of them.