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

Alvin quickly grabbed the car owner who was about to commit suicide by jumping into the lake.

"Your horse is dead, why don't you live? Look at it more positively!"

"It's not like you're dead! What do you know? Woo woo woo..."

"Your horse is dead!"

Alvin cursed, "Your horse almost ran me over! If it dies, I can just buy another one. Why are you trying to kill yourself?"

"It was my horse that died!"

The coachman cried, "I've spent all my fortune on these two horses. If they die, I'll be left with nothing. How can I live? You're talking nonsense, why don't you give me your horses?"

"I don't have a horse! Damn, you don't have a mother! No, what was it?"

Alvin said angrily: "Damn it, you've confused me!"

Alvin didn't want to continue fighting with him, so he decided to give it a try and killed him with two quick treatments.

A burst of holy light passed by, and the two horses actually opened their eyes and the bleeding stopped.

It seems that this holy light is really convenient, it can even heal animals!

When the coachman saw that the two horses were alive, he hurriedly hugged the horses' heads and kissed them fiercely, then pouted his lips and tried to kiss Alvin.

Alvin quickly pushed him away.

"Don't touch me with your horse-kissed mouth!"

The coachman smiled awkwardly and introduced himself, "My name is Jim, and I live in Nanhai Town. Thank you so much! If it weren't for you, there would be three corpses and three lives right now. My two horses and I would definitely be dead. Haha! I really don't know how to thank you enough!"

"You're welcome. Just be careful when you drive next time. Where are you going?"

"I'm a postman, delivering mail, of course. I'm on my way to Sepulcher, a small town just up ahead."

Jim pointed southward and continued, "I saw you two were walking. Perhaps we're going the same way? If so, could I give you a ride as a token of my gratitude?"

Alvin was already in a bad mood and was too lazy to walk, so he was happy to ride in a carriage and readily agreed.

Jim brought the horses back and re-harnessed the wagon.

Alvin asked Akalitasa to sit in the middle of the cargo at the back and told her not to move, otherwise she would fall under the carriage and get hurt.

Akalitasa actually understood, nodded, and went back to eating.

Alvin and Jim sat together in the front driver's seat.

Seeing that everything was ready, Jim drove Alvin and Akali Tasha to Sepulcher.

The carriage moved slowly along the forest path, and the wheels made a slight creaking sound as they rolled over the fallen leaves.

"What are your names, and where are you going?"

Jim chatted with Alvin while driving.

"I am a minister named Irwin Priest, and she is..."

He thought for a moment and then said,

"Akaritassa, it's mine, my sister. I have some business to do in the Storm Kingdom in the south."

"Stormwind Kingdom, I know, it's a faraway place! I also have a friend who responded to our king's call and went there to help Stormwind Kingdom rebuild Stormwind City! It's said to be a warm place with spring all year round!"

Jim said with a smile.

Suddenly, he stopped the horse with a "whoosh", turned around and looked at Alvin in shock.

"Wait a minute, I've heard of a name, I think it's also called Elven Priest. Legend has it he's also a priest, famous in Quel'Thalas, won the favor of two elven sisters, and enjoyed the blessing of having two wives. Then he returned to Lordaeron with the female elves, defeated the royal advisor in three battles in the royal city, and was the one who caused the miracle of the angel's descent, and was warmly received by the king! This person, this person, could he be..."

The sudden braking almost threw Alvin out, and he quickly grabbed the handle to steady himself.

How come this story keeps spreading further and further, becoming more and more outrageous, even to the point of saying "I'm enjoying the best of both worlds"?!

He smiled awkwardly.

“It seems like I am that person.”

"Praise the Holy Light!"

Jim was very happy.

"Being able to invite you to ride in my carriage is truly a blessing I've earned in three lifetimes, no, thirty lifetimes. Just now, you saved me and my horse with a single move. I should have remembered then that apart from you, where else in the world could there be such a powerful pastor?"

Alvin's face turned pale and blue due to Jim's flattery. He felt really uncomfortable and quickly told him to shut up and drive on his way.

Jim readily agreed and continued driving.

Soon, the sky gradually darkened, dark clouds gathered, and a damp smell filled the air.

"The weather in the forest changes so quickly! It happens all the time. If it's going to rain or blow, it gets really dark."

Jim laughed and said, "It seems that every time I get close to reaching Sepulcher recently, the weather is not very good. Nine times out of ten, it rains! And..."

Jim lowered his voice, as if he had some taboo.

"The people in that town have been acting mysterious lately. There are even rumors that they saw scary monsters at night. It's ridiculous. I don't know why they would make up such ridiculous stories to scare people. But I'm out and about all year round, and I'm not afraid at all!"

Alvin's heart moved, and he suddenly remembered that when he was playing the game before, there was a small dungeon on the Horde side called Shadowfang Keep, which seemed to be nearby.

It’s a pity that he has been in the Alliance for Ten Thousand Years, and he is not very familiar with the dungeon on the tribal side, but he vaguely remembers that there are many werewolves among the monsters here.

Could this be the legendary monster Jim was talking about?

"It's quite interesting,"

Alvin asked, "Can you tell me the story in detail?"

"Forehead......"

Jim hesitated. He looked at the horrible weather that was about to rain and really didn't want to tell a horror story in such an atmosphere.

But looking at Alvin who was looking expectant, he gritted his teeth and plucked up his courage.

"Since you're interested, I'll tell you. But let me be clear: I'm not afraid. I absolutely don't believe in these rumors that trick children!"

Jim lowered his voice and said, "This story was originally spread among the locals in their town, but it became more and more bizarre. One guy said that when he got up to pee at night, he heard the screams of pigs coming from his barn. He thought it was a wolf or a bear that had broken into the pigpen and stolen the pigs."

Jim swallowed and continued, "But when he looked over, he saw a huge beast nearly two and a half meters tall standing in the pigpen. The beast stood on two legs, covered in hair, with green eyes and a long mouth, sharp teeth and claws. It was covered in blood and was chewing a pig leg in its mouth. It looked like... like..."

"Werewolf?" Alvin asked.

"That's right, that's right. It's a monster that looks like both a wolf and a human. Calling it a werewolf is the perfect name!"

Jim nodded vigorously. "Then word got around, but at first no one believed it. They thought he must have drunk too much and was hallucinating. But then it got really bad. Several families' pigs, sheep, and even dogs were eaten by wild animals! Every morning they'd wake up to see blood all over the ground, not even a single pig hair left! Everyone started thinking there might be wolves around, and the animals had been carried off by wolves. So they formed a self-defense group and are searching everywhere for any trace of the wolves."

"Ah ah ah ah ah!"

As the two were talking, they suddenly heard a shrill scream coming from the forest. Alvin broke out in a cold sweat, and Jim was so scared that he trembled violently.