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

This is not a big town, with probably only about a dozen households in total.

Most of the houses were two-story, and the rain had subsided a lot by this time.

At the town gate, several men were holding torches and seemed to be about to go out. When they saw a carriage driving into the town, someone shouted, "Who is it?"

Jim stood up in the car from a distance.

He waved and called out, "It's me! I'm Postman Jim! I've come from Lordaeron! I've brought Gray Waltz with me! He's been attacked by monsters!"

Everyone was immediately shocked when they heard this.

The men ran to the carriage holding torches and saw Gray leaning against the canopy with his legs swollen like bread. They hurriedly lifted Gray down.

A middle-aged man ordered: "Go and tell Anna that her husband is back!"

The young man next to him agreed.

Suddenly a woman ran over crying and shouting her husband's name.

"Gray! What's wrong with you?"

It turns out that this woman is Gray's wife Anna.

Gray smiled weakly and said, "Anna! I'm fine! I'm back! The beast didn't do anything to me!"

"Woooooooo..."

Anna cried and threw herself into Gray's arms.

"Don't cry, don't cry, I'm back, right?"

Gray hugged Ana tightly and asked in a low voice: "What about you? How are you? When I got home, I saw that the lights were not on at home, and I thought something happened to you."

"No, we were out of lamp oil. I went out to buy some, and when I came back I saw a mess outside my house."

Anna wiped away her tears.

The middle-aged man next to him asked, "Now, could you please explain what happened, Mr. Gray Waltz?"

"Report to the lord!"

Gray saluted and continued, "When I was returning home, I saw a wild beast eating our sheep, so I fought with it, but the beast ran away. I followed it and was injured in the woods. Fortunately, with the protection of the Holy Light, Mr. Priest and Jim who passed by saved me!"

The middle-aged man frowned and nodded, patting Gray on the shoulder.

"It's good for young people to have courage,"

Lord Silverlaine said, "But following them into the forest is reckless! I don't want my men to be filled with mindless fools! Now I command you to return home with your wife and recover from your injuries!"

"Yes sir!"

Gray saluted again.

"Hello, Mr. Priest, Mr. Jim, thank you for helping Gray! May the Holy Light protect you!" The lord came to Alvin and nodded slightly, then reached out and lifted his hat a little to greet the two of them.

"I am Baron Vallain, the lord of this land."

Gray saluted the lord respectfully,

"Greetings, Lord, please allow me to introduce you to Mr. Alvin Priest. You may have heard his legend recently. Yes, he is the miracle priest who is famous in the Royal City!"

Lord Silverlaine chuckled and interrupted Gray.

"Is that the playboy who had an affair with two elves?"

Alvin almost laughed out loud, and Jim looked very embarrassed.

Jim hurriedly explained, "My Lord, you're such a joker. From what I've observed up close, Mr. Alvin is brave and upright, and definitely not a playboy. I support his love."

Lord Silverlaine snorted coldly.

"The love between one man and two women? Isn't that a bit too generous?"

Seeing that the two were talking more and more outrageously, Alvin coughed.

"Gentlemen, the person you are talking about is standing right in front of you. Can you please consider his feelings?"

Jim was even more embarrassed, while Lord Silverline looked at Alvin coldly, obviously not having a good impression of him.

"So, Mr. Priest, right? Why are you in Thrabchel? Shouldn't you be returning north with your beautiful elf lady?"

Lord Silverlaine asked.

"I have been assigned by the church to serve in the Storm Kingdom in the south."

Lord Silverlaine frowned.

"Storm Kingdom? Isn't that a million miles away? How long will it take you to get there?"

"Walking to Stormwind City is the request of Archbishop Faol. Of course, I also hope to walk there. Although the journey is long, it is also a good thing to be able to help people I meet along the way. Spreading the teachings of the Holy Light is what every priest should do, and I have no choice but to do it." Alvin explained.

"Well, I commend your perseverance and courage,"

Lord Silverlaine said solemnly,

"Please forgive my rude words just now. As you can see, things have been... not so good here lately. Everyone is in a bad mood."

"Besides, it's getting late today, and there's no church in town, so I'd like you and Mr. Jim to stay at an inn in town. I'll host you at my castle tomorrow, so please be sure to come."

Lord Silverlaine bowed slightly to the two men and turned to leave.

This is actually a straightforward man, Alvin thought.

He just had a foul mouth, but he could feel that he had a pure heart.

The incident was settled and everyone in the town went home. Gray also went home with the help of his wife.

Before leaving, Alvin accidentally saw that Anna had a bracelet with a green crystal on her wrist. He had seen this green crystal several times. It was also an arcane crystal.

It's a bit strange. How could an ordinary woman have such precious magic props?

Although it is only a small piece, its estimated value is not low.

Jim drove Alvin and Akali Tasha to the hotel in the town.

The hotel was small, with only two rooms on the second floor, and they were both given to them.

Akalitasa had one room, and Alvin and Jim had one room.

Jim ordered some bread and sausages, and they all ate under the oil lamp in the room.

Akalitra quickly finished her portion and looked at Alvin's eagerly.

Alvin had no appetite, so he gave the few bites he took to Akalitasa, and the girl quickly swallowed them all.

Akalitasa started yawning after finishing her meal.

Alvin sent her back to the room, and then used the healing prayer to help Akali Tasha heal again.

The scar is obviously fading, and it looks like it will be fine after a few more treatments.

Back here, Jim invited Alvin to have a drink, and Alvin agreed.

After a few glasses of warm wine, Jim's gossipy heart was ignited again, and he asked with a smile about the story of Alvin and the elves.

But Alvin was in no mood at the moment and didn't want to talk about this topic.

"Then tell me about your sister? Traveling with your sister? Your combination seems so weird no matter how I look at it."

Jim asked, "And your sister is so shy, she never talks."

"Yes, she's shy and doesn't like to talk much. She was injured before, so I asked her to stay with me so that I could get treatment more easily."

Alvin tilted his head back and swallowed a glass of ale, feeling his whole body warm.

"By the way, do you have any clues about that beast?"

Alvin looked at Jim and asked in a low voice.

When Jim heard Alvin ask, he stood up nervously and checked the doors and windows.

After confirming that everything was securely locked, he returned, sat down, and whispered, "This is a truly sinister matter! Originally, the small town of Sepulcher was located between Lordaeron and Southshore, a major transportation hub. Most merchants and travelers would stop here for a rest stop, so the town had always been quite prosperous."

Jim took a big gulp of his drink and continued, "But since last year, the scary legends about werewolves have started to spread, and everyone's a little scared, so they've gradually moved away from this town. I'm just unlucky! I'm a postman and have to come here to deliver the mail. If I had a choice, I wouldn't have come here."