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

Stellagosa's figure completely disappeared in the rolling clouds and the afterglow of magic, leaving only emptiness.

Alvin stood there for a long time before slowly retracting his gaze and smiling helplessly at Akali Tasha.

This blue dragon girl has a stubborn personality and is a typical earth dragon who has not had much contact with other races. Although he feels a little lost for leaving Alvin now, thinking about what happened between him and the blue dragon girl that night, it must be quite awkward for them to stay together.

The threads of fate are always like this, briefly intersecting and then quickly going their separate ways.

Norem still has to stick to his post and take care of this magic tower.

After saying goodbye to him, Alvin jumped lightly onto Akalitrassa's broad back.

The little red dragon spread its wings, and its huge body soared into the air with extraordinary agility, carrying him through the strong storm barrier surrounding the magic tower.

Flying in the thinning clouds, the only sound in my ears was the whistling wind.

After a long moment, Akalitassa's muffled voice broke the silence: "Brother Alvin, where do you think that big blue lizard will fly to?"

Although she tried to make her tone lighter, Alvin clearly felt the depressed mood transmitted by the dragon beneath him, a feeling of emptiness after the departure of his companions.

He gently patted the warm, tough scales of Akalitassa's neck, as if comforting a lost little sister.

"If she's still determined to find the dragon eggs, then the vast continent of Kalimdor will keep her searching for quite some time. Don't worry, this world is big and small at the same time. As long as we're all on the path of destiny, we'll meet again one day."

Just as they passed through the storm circle barrier and the real light and air currents from the outside world hit them in the face, Alvin's sharp eyes immediately caught an abnormality not far away - a familiar blue figure was circling anxiously in the form of a storm crow, and riding on the storm crow was the tall and straight Sentinel General Shandris Feathermoon.

They had obviously been waiting here for a long time, and their constantly patrolling paths revealed their inner anxiety.

The two of them also saw Alvin and Akali Tasha breaking out of the boundary almost at the same time.

After all, a majestic red dragon in the sky is too eye-catching.

The Storm Crow let out a sharp cry and swooped down first. When it approached the dragon's back, it flashed with light and turned into a light green shadow, and fell directly into Alvin's arms.

"Alvin! What took you so long?"

Green Shadow's voice was filled with undisguised worry, and she hugged his waist tightly.

"I felt the energy in the barrier fluctuate violently, and then it calmed down completely. I waited for a long time but you didn't come out. I thought something happened to you!"

Green Shadow, who usually doesn't talk much, now speaks like a machine gun, revealing the elf's sincere emotions.

A warm feeling welled up in Alvin's heart. He caught her steadily and held her tightly in his arms, feeling the care of his friend.

"Okay, okay, I'm fine, right?"

He comforted her gently, then looked up at Shandris, who had also landed smoothly on the dragon's back.

The huntress's expression remained cold, but her eyes, like night-moored stones, clearly reflected a subtle fluctuation of relief.

Alvin raised the corner of his mouth slightly: "Shandris, it seems that you are worried about me too?"

A subtle blush crossed Shandris's cheeks.

"How did the mission go? What happened in the tower?"

She cleverly changed the subject, but her clenched knuckles relaxed slightly.

Alvin sighed, his smile faded and his expression became solemn.

"Oh, don't mention it. The process is more complicated than expected."

He signaled Akalitasa to find a nearby hilltop to stay temporarily.

When the dragon's shadow covered a small area of ​​woodland, he briefly recounted to his two companions his experiences in the magic tower, including Norim's test and the experiences of Azuregos and Stellagosa.

Shandris listened quietly until Alwyn finished speaking. Then she spoke in a deep voice, her gaze cast toward the rolling hills in the distance. "Ancient guardians gather in the north, new threats emerge in the north, and the shadows in the south remain undispelled... What has happened in this month is equivalent to hundreds of years..."

Green Shadow was more concerned about the next action, she looked up at Alvin.

"So, we're leaving for Feralas right away, right? Shandris and I have the necessary supplies ready. We just need to return to camp to get them before we're ready to go."

Alvin nodded, his eyes swept over his two reliable companions, and finally looked towards the southwest, where Feralas was located.

"Yes,"

He said with certainty,

"Things here have come to an end, and the clues the Nagas have led us there. There is no reason for us to delay. Let's get ready and set off as soon as possible."

Shandris nodded in agreement and added the latest information: "While you were in the tower, Lady Tyrande's messenger arrived. The Kaldorei warships have set sail from Auberdine Harbor and are heading south along the coast of Kalimdor. If all goes well, they are expected to arrive on the coast of Feralas around the same time as us. We will receive the necessary support."

"This is really good news!"

Alvin laughed and said, "I was thinking, if no one comes to help us, should we ask the Nagas for help? But I can't swim, and I can't stand being in the water every day."

After a brief rest and information exchange, the huge red dragon took off again, carrying the three people back to the temporary camp.

It is not easy to say goodbye to the soldiers who stayed here. The short time we spent together has already given rise to a sense of brotherhood.

Alvin briefly explained his upcoming journey, thanked them for their perseverance, and said he would come back to visit if he had time.

Fortunately, the war is now over, and the Kaldorei and the Naga are preparing to contact each other. Perhaps the ruins of Eldaras will be rebuilt and turned into a new town.

Without any unnecessary ceremony, under the blessing gazes of the warriors, Alvin, Green Shadow and Shandris once again mounted the little red dragon.

Akalitrassa let out a long dragon roar, spread her crimson wings, and rushed directly into the clouds.

The group flew past the gradually shrinking camp and forest below, heading southwest towards the setting sunlight.