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

Alvin was completely speechless.

He held his still numb thigh and watched helplessly as the usually majestic sentinel general turned around and ran away with his hands covering his face like a little girl, leaving him with only a panicked back.

The surrounding night elf soldiers cast strange looks at him, mixed with sympathy and mockery.

What do you want me to do?

I'm the victim, okay?

I didn't do anything, but she almost broke my legs!

Alvin wailed inwardly, but could only force an awkward smile on his face that was uglier than crying. He carefully rubbed the painful spot to relieve the piercing numbness.

At this time, the green shadow lying beside his legs was also completely awakened by the noise.

The druid stretched lazily, like a real kitten. She looked in the direction where Shandris disappeared, then looked at Alvin's miserable appearance with bared teeth, and a gentle smile appeared on the corner of her mouth.

"dare you laugh!"

Alvin complained aggrievedly,

"It seems your adopted sister completely hates me. This is a huge misunderstanding..."

Green Shadow stood up lightly, brushed off the grass debris on his body, and his smile grew wider.

"Hate you? Alvin, you're so slow-witted sometimes that it's adorable. She doesn't really hate you, it's just a kind of shyness that she doesn't even know what to do with. She's just never met someone who could make her lose her composure like this." She paused and looked in the direction where Shandris left.

"Okay, I'll go see her. She might need someone who can listen to her right now."

After saying that, Green Shadow smiled at Alvin and walked briskly in the direction of Shandris.

Before Alvin could savor the deeper meaning of Green Shadow's words, a sudden commotion was heard at the entrance of the camp.

Enduring the numbness in his legs, he stumbled onto a higher rock nearby and looked up—he saw that the commotion was caused by the little red dragon Akalitrassa and the returning Naga warlord Vikus! How did the two of them get together and come back together?

Alvin was full of questions, and he quickly pushed aside the curious crowd and walked over to them.

Akalitassa had an extremely sensitive sense of smell and immediately detected Alvin's presence from the mixed smells.

She cheered and ran over happily like a large dog that had seen its owner, with an excited smile on her face: "Brother Alvin! Look who I brought here? You didn't expect it!"

Just as Alvin was about to ask how they got together, Vikus swung his thick snake tail and swam closer in a flattering manner.

He rubbed his large, scale-covered hands together, a flattering smile plastered on his face as he hurriedly explained, "Your Excellency, Lord Alvin! The story is this: I followed your instructions, prepared generous gifts, and traveled to Stormshore to present them to Lord Azuregos. But as you know, our people couldn't penetrate the lord's barrier, and even our calls went unanswered. Therefore, we had no choice but to take a detour through the dangerous undercurrents, and with great difficulty, we finally placed the gifts on the reef beneath the lord's lair."

He took a breath and continued, "After completing this task, on our way back, we happened to meet Miss Red Dragon on the sea, who was... uh... enjoying breakfast. As allies, we naturally went up to greet her, and as we talked, we discovered that we were both here to see you, so we came together."

Hearing this, Alvin couldn't help but smile. He turned to Akalitassa and asked, "So, are you full?"

The little red dragon nodded vigorously, patting his unchanged belly contentedly. Then he subconsciously wiped the saliva that seemed about to flow from the corner of his mouth and said with endless aftertaste, "I'm full! The whales here are big, tender, and full of energy. They're delicious!"

Her frank review of the food immediately shocked the Naga guards who followed behind Vikus. They looked at each other in confusion, as if they had heard something extremely terrible.

But Alvin's attention was soon drawn to a figure in the Naga team that he had never seen before.

That was a female Naga.

Her upper body had the slender curves of a night elf, but her skin was a deeper blue-purple, covered with fine, smooth scales that shimmered with a pearly luster.

Her face was pretty, but with a cold and distant beauty. Her sharp eyes, like deep-sea whirlpools, scanned the surroundings impatiently, as if she was full of contempt for everything.

She held a staff inlaid with a huge aquamarine, and her body faintly emanated powerful water element fluctuations.

This female Naga, whom Alvin had never seen before, was the mysterious and powerful siren Salia Darktide who had helped Vikus maintain the barrier before.

At this moment, the impatience on Salia's face was almost overflowing.

"Vikus! Is this the unexpected spectacle you promised me? Watching you grovel and fawn before your former enemy? This is truly disgusting!"

"Shut up! Thalia!"

Wikus's expression changed, and he quickly scolded her, but he seemed to be afraid of her, so he lowered his voice and emphasized,

"Watch your words! This Lord Erwin is a very important friend of Miss Cordelia! Do not be disrespectful!"

"Friends of Miss Cordelia?"

Leah Dark Tide was obviously taken aback, and the arrogance and impatience on her face were instantly replaced by surprise and scrutiny.

She swam forward and circled around Alvin without any hesitation. Her deep siren eyes looked him up and down like searchlights, as if she wanted to see him thoroughly from inside out.

"Well, I did hear Miss Cordelia mention occasionally before that she knew a special human priest."

She stopped, her tone still full of doubt, but obviously much more restrained.

"Could it be... you?"

Alvin nodded calmly in response to her gaze.

"If there's no other human priest in the Naga Empire that Miss Cordelia is concerned about, then it should be me."

After confirming his identity, Alvin turned his gaze towards Wikus again.

"So, you came here specially this time, is there anything else?"

His intuition told him that they were not there just to give gifts and say hello.

Upon hearing this, Wikus showed an expression that indicated he wanted to talk business. He gestured to Salia next to him.

"You should tell me, Salia. This is the first news your area has received, so you are the most suitable person to explain it."

Salia Darktide seemed unaccustomed to this peaceful atmosphere, but she reluctantly stepped forward and said to Alvin, "I heard from Wikus that you've been searching for some strange creatures calling themselves the Twilight's Hammer on land?"

Alvin's expression froze, and he nodded immediately.

"That's right. They are very dangerous."

Salia continued her description, "Are those people usually green-skinned, exceptionally strong, with muscular bodies, ugly faces, fangs, and crazy, foolish eyes?"

“Exactly!”

Alvin confirmed again, a sense of anticipation rising in his heart.

"That seems to match the characteristics Ms. Cordelia warned me about."

Salia thought for a moment, then threw out the key information.

"My Tide Patrol troops recently reported to me that they encountered and drove away a small group of guys who looked like this on the west coast of Kalimdor, near a huge forest. They were sailing south by sea, behaving in a stealthy manner."

Alvin's heart suddenly moved!

He had long suspected that the main force of the Twilight's Hammer might have abandoned the dangerous land route and instead used the Alliance warships seized by the orcs from the last war to move south along the western coast of Kalimdor.

Now, this speculation seems to be confirmed!

He pressed on, "What's the exact location? Where did your people encounter them?"

Thalia Darktide replied, "On the western coast of the ancient forest called Feralas. My men have cornered them on a small, easily defended island just off the coast, where they are temporarily trapped."

Feralas...west coast...island...

Alvin's mind raced, imagining the map of Kalimdor.

Suddenly, a name flashed through his mind like lightning, instantly coinciding with the vague fragments of his memories from his previous life!

He almost couldn't help but scream out: "Yuyue Fortress?!"

At this moment, Green Shadow, who had received the notification from the guards, walked out of the crowd with Shandris Yuyue, whose blush had not yet completely faded, and happened to hear Alvin's exclamation.

When Shantis heard him call out her last name and the place name, she was slightly startled. The blush that had just faded from her face seemed to show signs of returning, and she subconsciously interrupted him.

"You, why are you calling me all of a sudden?"

Seeing the two sisters approaching from the crowd, Alvin touched his nose awkwardly and waved his hand. "Nothing! I wasn't calling you. I was talking about that place. That island is in a dangerous place. A fortress should be built there and named after you."