A few days after he regained his senses, Orondo was a little apprehensive - something like this had happened in Quel'Salas, and a little inquiry would have known about it.

The reason for his weakness was naturally because he himself suspected that this unwarranted disaster in Quel'Salas was most likely caused by himself.

To be exact, it was a good deed done by Elunis, who was united with himself.

Elunis was first discovered by the Blue Dragons. Wise and optimistic, the Blue Dragons were the first mages of Azeroth, and while manipulating the structure of reality, the House Dragons entered another world of existence and came into contact with this strange arcane entity.

The Blue Dragon Legion loves to explore mysteries and delve into the mysteries of the universe. Fascinated by Elunis' presence, they summoned the entity into the world for further study.

For many years, they had conducted harmless experiments on Elunis. Eventually, the Blue Dragon's curiosity was satisfied, and they released the entity back into its own world.

The second group of Azeroth inhabitants who discovered Elunis was an upper-class elven mage.

The name of this high-level elven mage is Metri, and he is the author of the high-level arcane book Metri Scroll, which Dalaran highly admires.

Maetri lived in the heyday of the Night Elf Empire, and he was one of the most qualified wizards of their race.

He spent many years exploring the world in search of knowledge. He travels around and finally encounters a mysterious blue dragon.

From the Blue Dragon, Matri discovers the existence of the arcane entity Elunis, as well as the other plane it inhabits.

The wizard didn't enslave Elunis - it was too powerful, too difficult to handle.

But Metri found a way to draw energy from this entity, and thus use its energy to enhance his own spells.

The lost part of the Metri Scroll that Egwene found was the one related to Elunis.

Later, Metri disappeared, leaving only the Metri Scroll. While still an apprentice, Egwen learned most of the spells of the Metri Scroll.

After inheriting the power of the Guardians, she found some of the lost scrolls and learned of Elunis's existence.

Confident Egwene, Elunis can be a weapon against the Burning Legion.

But, unlike Metri, she didn't want to just suck up the entity's energy. She wanted to bring the entity to Azeroth, and bind it to her will.

Egwene summoned Elunis with little effort, but it was unwilling to follow her commands.

This unpredictable creature resists the Guardian's suppression magic, rendering all of her spells nullified. The challenge of taming Elunis intoxicated Egwene.

After many setbacks, Egwene was able to connect the entity to a staff, and the task of restraining Elunis was accomplished.

With the power of Elunis, Egwene managed to raise her own mage tower, Karazan, in the weakest part of Azeroth's space.

Guarding the weakest space in Azeroth allows Egwene to better serve the Council and contribute to the protection of Azeroth.

Egwene has endured numerous trials and faced countless powerful opponents in his life, but nothing compares to Sargeras.

Later, in the frozen wasteland of Northrend, the Guardians confront the ruler of the Burning Legion.

Although this is not the true form of Sargeras, but only the embodiment of a part of his power, the strength of Egwene's opponent is still immeasurable.

Egwene held Elunis aloft, intending to summon a storm of arcane magic to destroy Sargeras, but to no avail.

The entity bound by Egwene's weapon, whether out of fear or intent on murdering its master, refused to obey her orders.

As she struggled to subdue Elunis with her will, Sargeras unleashed a fierce assault on the Guardians.

In the end, Egwene left Elunis aside and opted for a more trustworthy weapon.

She summoned Aetiyès, a powerful staff passed down from generation to generation by the Guardians, to continue her assault on Sargeras.

From that point on, Elunis was sent to the cold by Egwene until she gave it to Orondo.

This is where Elunis came from, an arcane creature that exists on an alien plane and is forcibly summoned to the real world.

It is energy in itself and lives on energy. Its energy was even strong enough to raise a grand presence like Karazan, and it could even cause Egwen to abandon Aetiyesh and choose it as a weapon - which meant that Egwen actually thought it was a more powerful being than Aetiesh.

Orondo thinks that Quel'Thalas's unjustified disaster was caused by Elunis. It's because of its origin, and because it does have a terrifying ability to absorb energy.

Orondo remembered that the staff of chatter didn't matter where it went. Wherever there is magical energy, it will yell and suck it out......

After meditating on his own for so many days, nothing happened to Quel'Thalas. However, as soon as he combined with Elunis, a vortex of energy quickly formed, and quickly turned into a terrifying black hole of energy.

Combined with the Eye of Truth's observations and recorded information, Orondo is convinced that more than 80% of the disaster in Quel'Salas' presence was caused by Elunis and himself.

Elunis is now asleep, and Orondo can't get answers from it.

Naturally, during this time, he was very weak-hearted, and he didn't leave the accommodation that Kael'thas had provided for him—a living room located next to the Tower of Sunrage, in the heart of Silvermoon City.

During this time, Kael'thas asked an elf to come to the door and convey his explanation. Uncle told him not to go out at will for a short time, and that there would be elves to deliver daily necessities and food.

Orondo could see that the gentle Kael'thas really had a family affection for him. Even if there are other elements in this family affection, it is still family affection.

Fortunately, after the elves explored to no avail, the restless Silvermoon City gradually calmed down.

Orondo didn't want to cause trouble, so he didn't go out, and he hid in his residence to meditate, study the arcane, and experience the changes brought about by the promotion to the Seven Rings.

It lasted until the fifth day when he woke up in meditation, and the twelfth day he came to Silvermoon City, and the restlessness in Silvermoon City completely subsided.

Kael'thas came to the door in person.

"I apologize to you for the trouble I have caused you, Silvermoon City. Orondo, Quel'Salas has been a little restless during this time. But fortunately, it finally calmed down. ”

Uncle was as gentle as ever.

Suddenly, he couldn't help but freeze when he looked at Orondo's gentle eyes - "Huh? Are you promoted? ”

Can't you hide it? Orondo didn't care, nodding slightly.

"Seven Rings...... Such a young Seven Rings, such a young archmage. Kael'thas was silent for a moment, then laughed.

"Two more days. The Royal Society of Herbs and Alchemy of Quel'Salas will award you the Silver Moon Medal on behalf of the Kingdom. In another day's time, we'll be back in Dalaran. For a few days, you can walk around Silvermoon City as you like. ”

Kael'tham's tone and attitude were so good that Orondo, who suspected that he might be the culprit, felt a little ashamed of it.

He nodded in agreement.

"Okay. Everything is up to you......" After a moment's hesitation, Orondo gritted his teeth, "Uncle." ”

After all, it was shouted.