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

After leaving Turalyon's camp, Alvin stepped into the animal hide tent of Grandmother Gaiaan.

Hanging incense sachets sway gently in the evening breeze, weaving the scent of wormwood and thunder elephant moss into an ancient ballad.

The old grandmother's hunched back was reflected on the tent wall painted with ancestral runes. She was hammering a vessel with a wooden hammer, and the air was filled with the smell of herbs.

"Is Alvin here? Please take a seat."

Without looking back, the old grandmother handed the wooden hammer to the person next to her and said, "Just continue hammering as before, and then put it outside to dry. Go ahead."

Alvin stroked the neatly stacked rock salt-cured meats on the stone table, picked up a piece and tasted it; it was a bit salty.

&34;I came to say goodbye to you,&34;

He smiled and said, "I have something urgent to do, so I have to take the spaceship back to Azeroth first."

"Ah, are you leaving so soon?"

Grandmother Gaiaan piled the wood in the fire with her oak staff, and sparks rose from the ashes.

She smiled and sat opposite Alvin.

"I'll have someone prepare some food for you to take with you on your journey."

However, Grandma Gaiaan's expression was a little strange, so Alvin asked if there was anything else and said he would do his best to help if he could.

"Speaking of which..."

Grandmother Gaiaan sighed,

"It's the child Garrosh... Although he and his father did not follow the same path, I often see him missing his father. I know his father is now a prisoner of the Alliance, so I want you to wait until you return. If it is convenient, let me take this child to see his father. Of course, we will not ignore the crimes he committed, but just a visit will be enough..."

After hearing this, Alvin felt a little embarrassed and lowered his head.

Seeing Alvin in trouble, Grandma Gaiaan felt a little embarrassed.

However, the reason why Alvin was in trouble was not because of the prison visit.

But according to the history he knew,

The Alliance’s prison is like a piece of paper, anyone can escape easily.

Not only did Orgrim escape, but Grom Hellscream also escaped...

I guess I'll know the news after I get back. Old Hellscream has already run away, so why would I take him to see...

Alvin looked up and said awkwardly, "I can't do this either. We'll talk to the Alliance about it when we get back. But I don't think it should be a big problem."

Seeing that Alvin agreed despite his embarrassment, Grandma Gaiaan immediately thanked him profusely and insisted on inviting him to dinner.

"Forget it, forget it. I still have someone to coax over there...I have to go first."

Alvin said goodbye to his grandmother, but Grandma Gaiaan still stuffed a pile of food wrapped in thunder cowhide into Alvin's arms and said, "Go quickly, young man, don't let the girls' tears extinguish the fire in your heart."

Alvin was speechless for a moment, thinking that although this old lady was usually quiet, she knew a lot...

When Alvin returned to Stormwind Keep,

Solanlian and Calpurnia were still busy calculating the magic circle.

&34;Ahhhh! Damn Alvin! Couldn't he just wait for us for two more days!&34;

Calpurnia was calculating hard and roaring, looking like an angry little animal.

Solanlian was actually a little resentful, but as an older sister, she considered the issues much more deeply than her younger sister.

"We can't help it. The spaceship can't accommodate so many people. And if we go directly to Teldrassil this time, it won't look good bringing so many troops with us."

She paused, raised her head, and continued, "And there's one more thing... Ever since we Quel'dorei crossed the sea and arrived in the Eastern Continent, we haven't had any communication with the Kaldorei... Of course, Green Shadow doesn't count, but what I'm saying is that Alvin might have considered our Quel'dorei identity a bit awkward, so he didn't let us go..."

Alvin was about to come in when he heard Solanlian's words. He found it quite interesting, so he leaned against the door to eavesdrop and see how the two sisters usually talked about him.

Hearing this, Alvin sighed in his heart - my parents gave me life, but Solanlian is the one who knows me...

At this time, Calpurnia muttered again, "I understand he has his reasons...but don't you think we've been entangled in too many things lately, and we've even spent less time with Alvin?"

"That's what I said, but who can blame me for always having things to do..."

Solanlian picked up the pen and continued to modify the magic circle.

"Now that the war is over, I'm afraid the alliance will see the various countries entangled in issues of interest again. I also have my work as the ambassador of Silvermoon City, and I'm afraid I'll have to run around again."

"Alas, I just hope these humans don't target Alvin when they're trying to gain benefits."

Calpurnia snorted coldly, "Who dares to set his sights on us?! Even if he's a king, if he dares to act recklessly, we'll just drive Storm Fortress over there and let my Phoenix give them a fireworks display before we even talk!"

"Alvin is, after all, a noble of both Lordaeron and Silvermoon City, and a bishop of the Church of the Holy Light. With so many eyes on him, he shouldn't act so rashly."

Solanlian said.

Elvin nodded outside. "Well, he's worthy of being called Solanlian. When it comes to sophistication, he and Onyxia are the best."

Then, Solanlian continued, "If there are really those who are blind, just tell Sister Onyxia to send two black dragons to spray half of the city. Then they can say that the black dragons were just fighting and accidentally affected their city."

!

Sweat was pouring down Alvin's face...

As expected, those who engage in diplomacy are all very treacherous...

"Ahem, that..."

Alvin coughed twice and walked in.

"You two, are you busy?"

When Calpurnia heard it was Alvin, her face lit up with joy at first, but when she thought of the upcoming separation, she pouted, snorted and ignored him.

Solanlian stood up, smiled and snuggled up to Alvin.

"Don't worry, Alvin. Based on our current progress, we'll only be back about 10 days later than you. Then you can focus on completing the green dragon's commission. Leave the black dragon egg and the territory to us. We guarantee that everything will be in perfect order for you."

"Hmph! Sister, ignore him. I've known for a long time that he must be obsessed with the beautiful Kaldorei girls. That's why he didn't take us with him because he was afraid we would affect his search for beautiful Kaldorei girls!"

"..."

"See, I was right, wasn't I? I knew he liked long, pointed ears. Look at Sister Green Shadow, her ears are even longer than ours, and she's taller than me... I, wuwuwu..."

The more you say it, the more outrageous it becomes!

Alvin grabs Calpurnia, pins her over his lap as the girl screams, and starts spanking her!

"What a Kaldorei beauty! How dare you say that? I'll teach you a lesson!"

"Clap clap clap!"

"Ouch! Sister, help!"

"Um... Calpurnia, you too... I asked Green Shadow to stay... Alvin, don't lecture her. She knows she's wrong..."

Solanlian said as she pulled Alvin over.

Alvin took a few puffs and found it very good, becoming somewhat addictive.

Looking at Caponia's eyes that seemed to be about to drip with tears and her rosy face, my heart was also moved.

"Do you know you're wrong?"

"I know, I know..."

Calpurnia said shyly.

Alvin finally let go of his hand with satisfaction, but Caponia suddenly pounced on him and snuggled into his arms.

The force was so great that it pushed him down.

The elf poked his head out from his arms, his little face as red as a big apple.

"We're leaving soon... Do you know how to make it up to me?"

Alvin's smile froze, and a hand reached out from the side and held his hand. It turned out to be Solanlian.

"I, I want compensation too."