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

Several armored knights were lying in the staff room, all of them had fatal wounds caused by the werewolves' claws, and their deaths were tragic.

Alvin checked and found that the knights' steel armor seemed to be completely ineffective. It was easily cut by the werewolves' claws, and most of them were killed in one blow.

The corpses were also incomplete, probably having been eaten by werewolves. Some of the corpses had hideous faces and distorted expressions, and they might have been eaten while they were still alive.

Broken tables, chairs, and weapons were scattered around, and a map of Silverpine Forest was hanging on the wall. It seemed that only these things could prove to the world that there was once a group of young men here defending this land.

"It should be when Arugal unleashed the werewolf curse that some people were instantly transformed into werewolves. They attacked the untransformed humans, and all the normal people were killed."

Alvin sighed, "Killing each other, cannibalism, this is simply hell."

The horrific scene made Alvin nauseous, and he now just wanted to pull Arugo out as soon as possible.

He took a deep breath and continued on his way.

Coming out of the staff room, the view suddenly opened up. This was the castle wall. This was the farthest Alvin had been that morning.

Going further along the city wall, you will find the Mage Tower of Arugal.

However, the scene before him made Alvin's scalp tingle.

There are many werewolves wandering on the city wall. They should be the converted residents of the castle. Looking around, there are at least more than twenty of them!

Their figures were densely packed, their sharp claws scratching on the stone bricks, and their red eyes flashed with bloodthirsty light.

Some of the wolves were growling and standing still, while others were wandering around, seemingly looking for prey.

Alvin's heart sank. He could still win against one or two werewolves, but when so many werewolves pounced on him at the same time, he had no way of resisting.

Countless ideas flashed through his mind, but his intuition told him that none of them were feasible. Was this the end this time?

Alvin pulled Akalitraza down and squatted down, fearing that they would be discovered by the werewolves.

He looked helplessly at the wolves, then at Akali Tasha, and suddenly a glimmer of hope ignited in him.

He squeezed Akalitasa's shoulders with both hands and looked into the girl's ruby eyes.

"Akali, I know you're usually quiet, but you're definitely one of those people who, when you're quiet, can give people a sense of enlightenment, right? Now it's your turn to show up. Please stop hiding. It's time to help me with some advice. Please tell me, what should we do?"

Akali Tasha looked at Alvin's serious expression and knew that the next answer was very important.

She pretended to be ferocious, showing her canine teeth, baring her teeth, putting her hands on both sides to make claws, and then let out a low growl from her mouth.

Alvin quickly covered the girl's mouth and shushed her with his index finger for a long time.

"I understand what you mean. You mean, should we go over and fight them?"

The girl nodded, a determined glint in her eyes.

"Well, I'd be a fool to have a serious discussion with you. I should have known what you were going to say."

Alvin smiled helplessly, sat down on the ground and leaned against the wall, sighing.

"Alas, sometimes even human power has its limits, right? I've come this far, which is pretty good, right? How about we just sit here and wait for reinforcements?"

Alvin muttered to himself, his eyes full of confusion.

No!

The people in this town are all ordinary people. If they come, I can't just watch them die as cannon fodder.

Should we go to Dalaran and ask the Kirin Tor for help now?

But it would be too late to go back and forth, and by the time I come back, the entire Silverpine Forest would probably be full of werewolves.

Ahhh, what should I do?

He ruffled his hair in frustration, his heart filled with helplessness and anxiety.

Akalitha looked at him, felt his entanglement, and gently placed her little hand on Alvin's head, stroking Alvin's hair, as if telling him that no matter how difficult the road ahead was, they would face it together.

Alvin took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down.

He knew that he had to find a way to deal with the current predicament.

He looked to Akalitassa and found that her determination and courage gave him new strength.

"Well, we can't back down,"

Alvin whispered,

"I have a risky plan! If it works, we'll go. If it doesn't, we might become food for the werewolves!"

"I have a skill called 'soothing the soul',"

Alvin explained to Akalitassa, "It doesn't have any harmful abilities. Its main effect is to relax people, soothe their emotions, and lower their vigilance. In other words, I will release a soothing effect on these werewolves, which will reduce their alert range and weaken their mental strength. Now we can take this opportunity to sneak in among the wolves!"

"But don't be too happy. First, this skill can only be used on humans or dragons. I'm not sure if werewolves are considered humans. Secondly, this skill is unstable and is related to each person's mental strength. What if some werewolves have strong mental strength and are unaffected by my magic, or wake up early, then we'll be doomed. So, do you dare to give it a try?"

After hearing this, Akalitasa's eyes lit up and she nodded hurriedly.

"Come on, if we can survive this time, we'll have to reward ourselves with a roast suckling pig! Let's go!"

Alvin and Akalitasa stood up quietly and moved forward bit by bit along the city wall.

Feeling that the distance was almost right, Alvin took a deep breath, closed his eyes, concentrated, and selected the skill icon that soothed his soul in his mind.

His fingers trembled slightly as he silently chanted a spell in his heart. As he chanted the spell, his palms began to emit a soft golden light.

The light gradually became brighter, as if a small sun was rising in his palm.

When he opened his eyes, golden light slowly spread around like warm sunshine.

Each ray of light carries a soothing power, gently caressing the head of each werewolf.

Wherever the light reached, the werewolf's eyes gradually softened, and the originally ferocious expression also dissipated, and it seemed that the expression was not so terrifying anymore.

He whispered, "Now!" and then pulled Akali Tasha into the wolf pack!

Unfortunately, soothing the soul can only soothe others, but Alvin himself is extremely nervous.

He was sweating profusely and walked carefully among the wolves, trying his best to walk on the center line between the two werewolves. After walking a few steps, he felt uneasy and released it again to soothe his mind.

But there was still a werewolf patrolling towards them, shaking its head. Alvin wanted to retreat, but there was also a werewolf coming from behind, so he really had no choice.

In order to reduce his own footprint, Alvin hugged Akali Tasha tightly in his arms, wishing he could press her into his body.

Watching the werewolf getting closer, Alvin closed his eyes nervously, his heart beating like a drum in his chest.

He could feel the cold sweat dripping from his forehead and down his cheeks onto the ground.

His breathing became rapid, and each breath felt like sucking in icy air that stung his lungs.

The werewolf was approaching, and the air was filled with a fishy smell, which was the werewolf's breath, mixed with the smell of blood and decay.

Alvin's nose wrinkled slightly, his stomach churning, but he forced himself to remain calm.

"Calm down, Alvin, calm down."

He muttered to himself, trying to calm the fear in his heart.

He knew that any slight hesitation could expose their position and put them in a desperate situation.