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

The next morning, when the sun just rose, Alvin and his companions had already boarded the ship bound for Quel'Danas Island.

Several Quel'dorei transport ships loaded with Alliance soldiers sailed across the strait.

Not since the elves settled in the north and signed a pact with the Arathi Empire to fight against the forest trolls have so many humans set foot on this land.

The huge and magnificent golden magic tower, the city walls higher than Silvermoon City, and the sentries everywhere, the security here can be said to be extremely strict.

The large ship sailed directly to the port on the other side of the strait. Coming out of the port, there was a very wide road in the middle leading directly to the city gate.

After entering the city gate, you will be in the Sunwell area.

Of course, it is called the Sunwell, but it is not actually a well, but a pool of powerful arcane energy.

It was not left outdoors in the wild. The elves built a huge building on the Sunwell to protect it.

The structure inside was different from what Alvin remembered.

There aren't so many dilapidated places, there's no need to go around in circles, and there are no demons or undead dragons.

Alvin was very excited to see the Sunwell in its complete state with his own eyes, and couldn't help but hold Calpurnia's hand tightly.

"Don't worry, everything is ready."

Caponia thought Alvin was still worried about the teleportation array, but Alvin didn't explain much to her, just nodded.

As he walked down a spiral staircase from the second floor, Alvin began to feel that the place looked familiar.

Decorated in gold and red, the building spirals downwards into a circular hall supported by stone pillars.

The outer edge of the hall is hung with golden translucent gauze curtains.

This place is somewhat similar to the Sunwell in my impression.

But unlike what Alvin remembered, this hall was much bigger!

When Alvin walked through the gauze curtain and entered the hall, although he was mentally prepared, he was still shocked by the magnificent scenery before him.

There was a calm pool of clear water, from which emerged a huge arcane energy. Even though Alvin was not a mage, he could feel the abundance of magic here.

The pool was shining with golden light. The closer to the center of the Sunwell, the brighter the golden light became, eventually forming a dazzling white light that was too bright to look directly at.

There are many magical devices around the Sunwell, and many Quel'dorei mages are guarding here and adjusting these devices.

There are many strange magic circles on the ground. Alvin doesn't know what they mean. They are somewhat similar to the magic circles usually drawn by Caponia. Blue runes flash on them, and it seems that they have not been activated yet.

"These are the devices and arrays I've set up here. They allow me to safely use the power of the Sunwell to open the teleportation array without wasting the Sunwell's energy or causing it to get out of control."

Calpurnia whispered to Alvin.

Soon, the team was assembled, and Caponia was standing in a small magic circle beside the Sunwell.

She was going to activate the big magic circle there.

The entire hall was almost packed with Alliance soldiers, but it was quiet and silent. Perhaps everyone knew that this expedition might be a disastrous battle.

Turalyon patted Alvin's shoulder.

"Speak to our troops. Usually I'm the one doing the talking, and everyone is tired of it. If you, Pastor Miracle, say something, everyone will definitely listen carefully."

Alvin didn't refuse, nodded, and took a few steps forward.

"Warriors of the Alliance, I, Alvin Priest, on behalf of General Turalyon, commander of the Alliance Expeditionary Force, hereby announce that we are about to embark on an unprecedented journey. We will pass through the teleportation array and enter the world of the orcs!

This is a world that is collapsing, but we have to deal with it.

Our enemies are powerful and cunning, and their strength may be beyond our imagination.

But we cannot retreat, because behind us is our world and family.

Orcs invaded our world twice, destroying it and shattering it into pieces.

Our cities have been destroyed, our loved ones have been murdered, and we will never allow this to happen again!

We must never allow our families to be threatened in any way.

Our mission is to protect our homeland, no matter the cost.

Therefore, we must expedition to Draenor and completely destroy our enemies!

I know that each of you is a warrior, and you have the courage and determination to face any challenge.

We are a united team and we must trust and support each other.

Only in this way can we win this battle.

Remember, we are not just fighting for ourselves, we are fighting for our families and our homes.

Our enemies may try to destroy our faith, but we cannot let them succeed.

We will prove our worth with our courage and determination.

I promise you that I will lead you all to complete the mission and return to our homeland!

Now, let us march hand in hand, across the teleportation circle, to meet our destiny. Let us fight together for our homes, for our families, and for our honor! For the Alliance!

"For the Alliance! For the Alliance! For the Alliance!"

Shouts rose and fell in the hall, and the soldiers raised their weapons and shouted loudly.

Turalyon looked at the people who were excited and patted Alvin's shoulder with satisfaction.

I took two steps forward.

"set off!"

His mobilization was very brief, consisting of only two words...

"Alvin, take good care of everyone. I'm leaving everything up to you."

Archmage Romanth gave each of his two daughters a hug, gave Alvin some final instructions, and stepped back.

Calpurnia was still wearing her red robe, but compared to before, it was now embroidered with all kinds of mysterious runes and patterns, and it was shining with strange light near the Sunwell.

She held her sulfur staff, the tip of which emitted a faint blue halo, and her lips moved slightly as she began to chant a complex spell.

As the spell sounded, the magic circle began to react.

Rays of blue light slowly emerged from the patterns of the magic circle, weaving through the magic circle like nimble snakes.

The blue light became brighter and brighter, gradually enveloping the entire magic circle, forming a huge blue light shield.

The entire Sunwell was covered, and a magical thing happened. The Sunwell's arcane energy was absorbed by the blue shield, making the shield's energy even stronger and expanding in all directions.

The soldiers of the alliance army stood in the magic circle, their eyes revealing tension.

These soldiers come from different races, including humans, elves, dwarves, and the dwarves' beloved griffins.

The griffins were also disturbed by the scene before them, and their dwarf master was trying his best to calm them down.

The blue light flickered more and more violently, as if it was about to tear the entire space apart.

Calpurnia's voice grew louder and louder, the power of the spell surging in the air.

Suddenly, a strong blue light shot up into the sky, enveloping the entire alliance army.

The soldiers felt dizzy and as if they were in a huge vortex.

Alvin knew that the teleportation array had begun to take effect! This was similar to the effect he had used the teleportation array before!

He held hands with Solanlian, the little red dragon, and Green Shadow, praying that they would not be separated by teleportation.

The blue light flickered faster and faster, making it impossible to open one's eyes.

It lasted for about five minutes before the light gradually dissipated.

When Turalyon opened his eyes, he found himself in a completely unfamiliar place.

The surrounding scenery was completely different from the continent of Azeroth. The sky was a strange purple color, the earth was dry and cracked, and there were huge cracks. Thick smoke billowed out from the cracks from time to time.

The mountains in the distance are towering into the clouds. There is no snow on the top of the mountains, just dirt hills, and between the mountains are barren deserts.

The soldiers looked at everything around them in surprise and were a little at a loss for a moment.

"We're in Draenor, brother."

Khadgar's voice rang out.