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

Alvin slowly squatted down in front of the Blue Dragon Mage.

He tried to keep his eyes level with her empty ones, and his voice was extremely gentle, as if he was comforting a frightened animal.

"listen,"

He spoke softly, each word clear and slow.

"Your mind is trapped, but can you understand what I'm saying? Even a little bit?"

He studied the beautiful yet lifeless face, trying to catch a trace of emotion.

no respond.

Those deep blue eyes were still like dusty sapphires, reflecting his figure.

She just looked at Alvin quietly, a bit like an exquisite statue in Silvermoon City.

Alvin sighed, stood up, and helplessly patted the ice chips on his knees.

"There's nothing I can do."

He turned to Green Shadow and the others,

"We have no choice but to take her with us now. Green Shadow, Akalitrassa, please keep an eye on her and make sure she doesn't lose control. Shandris and I need to hurry and check the blue dragon eggs in the nest. Without anyone watching over them, they might fall into the wrong hands again. Let's take them away together."

"Leave it to me, Brother Alvin!"

Akalitraza responded immediately. Although she wanted to go on the adventure, looking at the poor blue dragon in front of her, she also felt that someone needed to watch over him.

Green Shadow also nodded.

"Well, I'll keep an eye on her."

However, just as Alvin turned around and was about to go deeper into the cave with Shandris, something unexpected happened.

The Blue Dragon Mage who had been standing still like a puppet actually raised her feet stiffly and followed!

Her steps were a little unsteady, like a child who had just learned to walk, but she moved towards Alvin with a clear goal.

"Wow!"

Akalissa was startled, thinking that the opponent was going to attack again, and subconsciously wanted to pounce on him and suppress him again.

"Hey! Blue-skinned lizard, what are you doing?!"

Alvin was also stunned by this sudden action.

He stopped immediately, and the female mage also stopped, her empty eyes still fixed on him.

"What's going on?" Shandris gripped the hilt of the moon blade warily.

Alvin looked at the sorceress's focused gaze, then looked down at the Arcane Eye in his hand.

"I guess she wants to follow the Arcane Eye. Green Shadow, you hold this."

He handed the gem to Green Shadow and took two tentative steps to the side.

Strangely, the female mage also moved immediately, as if being pulled by an invisible thread.

He tried to go in the direction of the green shadow again, and the wizard changed direction without hesitation, his target always being him.

"babble?"

Alvin stroked his chin, a confused expression on his face, and muttered, "Is it because there's something special about me? The legendary affinity with dragons? Or is it..."

He puffed out his chest and joked, "Am I really some kind of chosen one?"

"Pfft-"

Green Shadow was the first one who couldn't help laughing out loud, and quickly covered his mouth with his hands.

"The Chosen One?"

Shandris crossed her arms, her delicate face filled with undisguised disgust.

"Boring! Narcissistic!"

Alvin laughed.

As Shandris spoke, her eyes once again fell on the almost naked blue dragon mage who was following Alvin unconsciously.

She untied her thick cotton coat, wrapped it around the Blue Dragon Mage, and carefully tied the knot at the collar to completely cover up the tempting spring scenery.

"Where are you looking?"

She turned to Alvin,

"It's much better now."

Alvin looked at the female mage who was wrapped like a dumpling, with only a confused face showing, and the corners of his mouth couldn't help twitching.

"The plan has been adjusted. Green Shadow and I will stay here to watch over her and study the deep connection between her condition and the Eye of Arcane."

He turned to Akalitrassa, who was already eager to try. "Akalitrassa, you and Shandris go check the blue dragon eggs."

"Okay! Leave it to me!"

Akalitha immediately responded excitedly. She was obviously more interested in the dragon egg than in a distraught fellow.

Shandris gave Alvin a final warning glare, as if to say, "Behave yourself," and then she called to Akalitrassa, and the two of them, one in front and one behind, swiftly headed towards the area deep in the cave that was emitting faint magical fluctuations.

Alvin looked at the female mage and suddenly remembered something.

He recalled the days in Silvermoon City, when he had established a telepathic link with the animals of Windrunner's family. He remembered that it was just a matter of mind control.

"Maybe we can try?"

Alvin whispered to himself, he turned to Green Shadow,

"Green Shadow, help me hold her shoulders. If she has any violent reaction, pull me away immediately. I want to... try to enter her consciousness and see."

Green Shadow naturally trusted him completely.

She immediately stepped forward and held the slightly cold shoulders of the female mage firmly with both hands. A faint natural energy lingered on her fingertips, ready to deal with any unexpected situation at any time.

"Be careful, Alvin," she whispered.

Alvin nodded, took a deep breath, and cleared his mind of distracting thoughts.

He stretched out his hands and gently placed his palms on the temples of the female mage - her skin was cool and delicate, like the finest jade.

He closed his eyes and chanted a spell under his breath.

Soon, his consciousness was like a probe thrown into the deep sea, and was instantly swept away by a powerful, cold, and chaotic torrent.

Instead of the solid barrier as expected, it felt like falling into a broken, bizarre dream, the scene was like an overturned kaleidoscope.

Alvin seemed to see the surging ocean, rolling hills, and even an endless azure forest.

The trunk was as smooth as glass, and its branches were twisted and tangled like solidified blue lightning.

The leaves are like countless tiny blue crystal prisms, swaying and colliding gently with the invisible wind, making crisp and pleasant "ding-dong" sounds.

The entire forest is shrouded in a hazy blue halo, which is breathtakingly beautiful, yet exudes an otherworldly alienation.

This is where?

Alvin's spirit wandered in this magnificent and unfamiliar scene.

Is this the ancient homeland of the blue dragons, or a projection of some lost plane?

However, this shocking tranquility did not last long.

Without any warning, the sky above the dark blue forest was torn apart.

Not natural dark clouds, but ones stained with green fel energy.

Countless huge meteorites burning with green evil fire, dragging long tails of flames, fell down like the devil's tears, covering the sky.

boom! boom! boom!

The evil fire meteorite hit the blue forest, instantly igniting it.

The forest twisted, shattered, and turned to ash in the painful flames of fel energy.

The huge waves of the deep sea were dyed a dirty green, and the land gradually broke apart, and part of it sank into the sea.

Alvin felt her unspeakable pain, despair and deep fear in her spiritual world.

The scene was so real and so tragic that it felt like experiencing the end of the world firsthand.

However, just as he tried to get closer to the core of the destructive scene to find out what was going on, a sense of rejection hit his consciousness like an invisible hammer!

puff!

In reality, Alvin also groaned, and his hands covering the female mage's temples were suddenly bounced away.

He lost his balance and fell heavily to the ground.

His face turned pale, his forehead was instantly covered with cold sweat, his chest heaved violently, and he was gasping for breath.

"Alvin!"

Green Shadow exclaimed, immediately let go of the hand that was supporting the female mage, rushed to Alvin, squatted down and nervously held his shoulders.

"What's wrong with you? What happened? Did she attack you?"

She looked warily at the female mage who was still standing there with a blank look in her eyes.

Alvin waved his hands, indicating that he could still hold on.

"There was no attack, it was just her nightmare."