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

"You should also get some rest quickly. We will be responsible for the night patrol. Don't delay tomorrow's trip."

Seeing Alvin's astonishment, Iriel showed a satisfied smile on his face again.

She stood up, brushed the dirt off her butt, picked up the hammer and ran away quickly, leaving Alvin sitting alone on the stone with a look of shock on his face.

Prophet Velen, this mysterious guy, how come he is like a matchmaker and is even helping girls find their marriage?

The business is too broad!

Watching Yrel scamper away like an antelope, Alvin shook his head.

Now is the critical moment of the mission, and I must stay focused.

Women only affect the speed at which I cast magic...

He leaned back against the tree trunk, placed his hands on the back of his head, and looked at the two moons in the sky, one big and one small. Suddenly, he remembered that he had promised the elf that he would take her to Mulgore to see the moon in the future.

If this mission is completed successfully, everyone can go to Nagrand to see the moon first. The moon there is also very beautiful...

Damn it, I was just thinking about concentrating, why did I start having random thoughts again?

It was still quite cold in the forest at night. Alvin looked around and saw that except for a few people on patrol, the Draenei had all returned to the temporary tent to rest.

He stood up and wanted to go into his tent, but when he thought of the two girls, Green Shadow and Calpurnia, sleeping in each other's arms, he couldn't bear to disturb them. His hand that was reaching out to the curtain froze in the air.

Why not just stay out all night, Alvin thought.

Just as he turned around, a slender arm stretched out from the door curtain, grabbed Alvin's hand, and pulled him into the tent in an instant.

Alvin let out a low cry as his body was pulled into the tent by the force. His feet stumbled and his body fell forward uncontrollably.

A scream was heard, and Alvin felt as if a warm and soft beauty was hugging him tightly. In the dark temporary tent, the black hair fluttered, brushing against his face, and he felt a cool feeling.

He fell down, but it didn't hurt at all because he was on top of a girl. Hearing the girl groan in pain, he quickly moved away.

"Why did you wake up?"

Alvin asked in surprise, "Also, what are you doing?"

He knew it was Calpurnia from the touch and smell without even looking.

"Lie down and don't talk...don't wake up Sister Green Shadow."

This kind of marching tent is very small and only has a sleeping space inside.

Calpurnia moved to the side, letting Alvin turn over and lie between herself and the green shadow, then resting her head on one of his arms and looking at him in the darkness.

"It's too cold outside... You can hold me to keep warm..."

Calpurnia's voice was almost inaudible.

Alvin's blood rushed to his head, and the words "stay focused" were long forgotten by him. All he wanted now was to hug the elf tightly.

Calpurnia didn't move like a good baby, but she was also as stiff as a little log in Alvin's arms.

Alvin stroked Calpurnia's hair with his palm, cupped her face, and kissed her in the darkness.

Calpurnia moaned, opened her eyes wide and struggled a few times, but Alvin's hand had already reached the back of her head and supported her head.

With nowhere to escape, Calpurnia closed her eyes resignedly and let the man she loved take what he wanted.

It was a long time before Alvin left. Calpurnia half-opened her mouth and gasped rapidly.

"I'll let you go today..."

"The moonlight in Nagrand is the most beautiful in Draenor. I want to take you there."

Alvin whispered in Calpurnia's ear, and the hot air from his mouth blew into the elf's ears, causing the pointed ears to vibrate.

The elf let out another low cry and threw himself into Alvin's arms, pressing his head tightly against his chest.

Her ears are her weak point, just like her sister Solanlian, Alvin smiled foolishly.

"Humph, I should let you go today..."

The elf raised his head in Alvin's arms, looked up at the man, and said with a pout.

"Still being stubborn, I'm the one who let you go!"

Alvin whispered, reaching out and scratching Calpurnia's pretty little nose.

"Ouch, I let you go!"

She said, reaching out to tickle Alvin.

"Please, let me go..."

Green Shadow's helpless voice sounded, scaring Calpurnia so much that she hid in Alvin's arms, not daring to breathe.

Alvin was also embarrassed.

He lay between them, but with his back to the green shadow.

Feeling a pair of green eyes staring at him from behind, Alvin turned around and saw that the eyes were indeed very close.

Green Shadow was lying on her side, supporting her face with one hand, her long silver hair flowing down her cheek. She was as beautiful as a sculpture, looking at herself with a half-smile.

"What a coincidence, you're awake too..."

"Yeah, there are two people who just won't let each other go, and it's driving me crazy."

"Forehead......"

When Calpurnia heard Green Shadow's words and thought about how Alvin had embarrassed her, she reached out her little hand, touched Alvin's waist and pinched it.

Alvin grimaced in pain but dared not make a sound. He could only suppress his embarrassment and give Green Shadow an ugly smile.

"Both of you, stop moving!"

Green Shadow pulled Alvin's other hand over, pressed him down flat, and rested his head on his arm.

"Now let's see how you move! Sleep!"

After saying that, Green Shadow closed his eyes.

Alvin and Calpurnia didn't dare to say anything. They looked at each other, smiled bitterly, and nodded.

"I want to go to Nagrand, as you just mentioned."

Green Shadow said with his eyes closed.

"..."

The next day, when the sun rose, when Alvin and the other two came out of the tent, they were seen by Iriel.

The Draenei girl had a complicated expression on her face.

"How was your rest?"

Maraad smiled and said, "If we walk faster today, we can see Hellfire Citadel by sunset."

The draenei were very efficient and had cleaned up the camp in a short time.

We ate something for breakfast and then continued on our journey.

The team was moving much faster today than yesterday. Caponia was not in good physical condition and soon fell behind.

After all, the roads in the forest were more difficult to walk on than ordinary roads. We walked from day to dark, and stopped at noon to rest for about half an hour to eat and drink water.

Seeing Caponia's pale and shaky face, Green Shadow wanted to turn into a leopard and take her with him, but Alvin rejected the suggestion. After all, they were now very close to the orcs, and if he turned into a leopard, he would be too big and it would be bad if he was discovered by the enemy.

In the end, Alvin had no choice but to carry Calpurnia on his back and continue on his way.

Calpurnia blushed and felt embarrassed, but Alvin was very persistent, so she had no choice but to cling to Alvin's back like a little rabbit.

I don’t know how long I walked, but when the sun was about to set, I finally arrived at the edge of the forest.

Maraad held out his hand, motioning for everyone to stop.

Alvin also put Calpurnia down and looked out through the forest. Although the dense trees blocked his view, he could see the huge red building in the distance at a glance and could still feel the hot breath coming towards him.

The majestic orc fortress, Hellfire Citadel, lies there quietly like a sleeping giant.