I traveled through time and space and became the Archbishop of Stormwind!

In the lobby, Crassus was sitting on a gorgeous chair in front of a huge magical mural.

The tall red-haired elf was holding a cup, lost in thought, not knowing what he was thinking about.

Seeing Alvin walk in, he turned around with a hearty smile on his face.

"Pastor Alvin, I didn't expect we would meet again so soon."

Alvin forced a fake smile.

You still have the nerve to say that... I guess you came here just because the meeting over there is over!

"Master Crassus, what do you want from me?"

"I'm just very interested in your deeds and want to talk to you. Also, I want to meet your sister Akalitasa."

The elf's hearty smile suddenly froze.

The moment Akali Tasha saw Crassus, this usually dull girl showed an expression of disbelief and ecstasy on her face, and then tears flowed out.

She almost threw herself into Crassus's arms, hugged him tightly, and cried inconsolably.

Crassus froze at first, obviously not expecting this scene.

But soon, his eyes softened and a warm light flashed in them.

He gently stroked Akalitasa's hair, his eyes full of tenderness.

The incident happened suddenly, and Alvin was stunned.

He stood aside, with a suspicious look on his face and a big question mark above his head.

When I asked Akalitra just now, didn't she say she didn't know Crassus?

Crassus and Akalissa began to communicate in an unknown language, their voices difficult to understand.

Alvin knew it was the language of the dragon, but he only heard it in bits and pieces.

It was basically Akalisra who introduced Alvin to Krasus.

Krasus nodded slightly in response to Akalitrassa's words.

After a long time, Akalitha came out of Crassus' arms.

Her red hair was exactly the same color as Crassus's, and Alvin felt an ominous premonition in his heart.

Krasus raised his head, looked at Alvin, and said slowly: "I am Akalitrassa's father..."

"It's really a family ethics drama!"

Caponia actually guessed it right!

As Alvin complained, he put on a wary expression and pulled Akalita to his side.

"Look at yourself. You're a Quel'dorei, and you insist on saying that a little human girl is your daughter. Don't talk nonsense. I won't believe it."

"Mr. Alvin, it's already this late, so stop pretending."

Crassus was speechless.

"I know you know my true identity."

Alvin was shocked, but pretended to be ignorant on the surface.

"I don't know what you're talking about. Anyway, let me make it clear in advance that Akali is already my family, and I have no intention of returning her to anyone!"

Crassus was even more speechless. Alvin had clearly confessed his guilt by saying this.

He understood what Alvin was worried about.

"Alvin, you misunderstood. I'm not here to steal the child."

Crassus sighed helplessly.

Alvin was still worried.

"Then what is your purpose?"

Crassus looked around and said, "I suggest we go somewhere else. It's really noisy here."

It just so happened that Sahira had arranged a room for Alvin, so the three of them simply went to Alvin's room.

The atmosphere in the room was a little awkward.

There was only a long sofa that could seat three people.

Alvin and Krasus sat at either end of the sofa, with Akalitrassa in the middle.

Crassus was tall and strong, so it was inevitably a bit crowded for the three of them to sit together.

Alvin looked at Crassus and Akalissa from the side, and their profiles just happened to overlap.

I have to say, they really look alike!

Especially that red hair!

But maybe all these dragons have red hair!

"Okay, then I'll just tell you."

Crassus smiled helplessly and broke the silence first.

"I am the red dragon Korialstrasz, and Akalitrasza is my daughter."

I knew it a long time ago!

But Alvin still pretended to be suddenly enlightened and exclaimed, "What?!"

Now there is no way to deal with Crassus.

He felt that Alvin's reaction was a bit too exaggerated.

"It seems like you've guessed it a long time ago."

"I knew Akali was a dragon when we were in Hillsbrad. I can also tell from Akali's attitude towards you that you two must be of the same race."

"Who else knows her true identity?"

"No, only I know."

Crassus nodded in approval.

Akalitasa sat between the two men and seemed to realize that the two men around her were a little embarrassed.

She didn't know how to resolve the problem on both sides and seemed a little distressed, so she had to hold the arms of the two men on each side.

"So, tell me, what's going on?"

Alvin didn't want to put Akalitra in a difficult position, so he wanted to make things clear as soon as possible.

"Mr. Crassus, how did you know I was bringing Akalitrassa with me? It seems we didn't have any previous interactions."

"The smell on you could be described as 'born in a dragon's lair'. I'm all too familiar with this smell."

Crassus explained.

"So I knew it as soon as we met. I was surprised that you had a very familiar scent. I really didn't know she had escaped from that devil's den."

"This might be the best news I've heard in years."

When talking about that "devil's cave", Crassus became stern.

But when he saw Akalitrassa, the mage's eyes became softer.

"All right,"

Alvin sighed.

"Since you are her father, I have nothing to say. Akali is also my family, and I hope everyone can respect her choice."

"Of course, I will respect her choice. Alvin, thank you for taking care of her all the time."

"Akali, didn't I just ask you if you knew Krasus? And you said you didn't."

Irwin asked Akalitraza.

"Hahahaha, if you ask her if she knows the red dragon Korialstrasz, she'll understand. Krasus is my alias in the human world, so she naturally doesn't know."

Crassus replied, and Akalitraza hurriedly nodded in agreement.

"Why can you speak, but Akalitassa can't?"

Crassus smiled softly and explained, "Because she is still young, she hasn't learned much and can only speak a few simple words.

Crassus stroked his daughter's hair and suddenly changed the subject, asking, "What do you think of the red dragon?"

Alvin's heart tightened. The more he said, the more mistakes he would make. It would be bad if he was suspected of being a time traveler.

It’s better to be cautious and say less.

"The red dragon is a type of dragon and an accomplice of the orc army."

Crassus nodded helplessly.

"Your opinion is quite normal. During the last war, the orcs used the red dragon to do many evil things..."

"But if I tell you that the red dragon was coerced by the orcs, would you believe it?"

Alvin remained silent without comment.

Krasus sighed and continued, "My queen has been kidnapped by orcs. Now there are only a few red dragons left in the world who are free."

"Most red dragons were enslaved because the queen was imprisoned. My daughter, Akalitrassa, was also enslaved. She was the queen's youngest daughter, and she was also enslaved. I think you can imagine the suffering she endured at that time."

Alvin was shocked and felt heartbroken.

In fact, he had a premonition long ago, when he first met Akali Tasha.

The girl was covered in bruises, obviously having been abused by the orcs.

He looked at Akalitasa, his eyes full of pity.

Krasus continued, "Just now, Alkaritasza told me that during her last mission, her orc knight was killed by a group of dwarves riding birds. But she was also seriously injured and eventually crashed in Lordaeron."

"But she was afraid of hurting anyone, so she used up her last bit of strength to transform into a human form."

"But Akalitassa was also lucky. She accidentally met you, a miracle priest, who saved her from the realm of death."

"So, I want to thank you, Alvin, for saving my daughter. Thank you."

Krasus said solemnly: "Although the Red Dragon Legion has nothing now, I promise you that you will always be a friend of the Red Dragon Legion."