Chapter 1857: Maternal Grandmother Paradox

However, to everyone's disappointment, the crow mount doesn't fly.

So the players who were looking forward to watching the crows go to the sky quickly left disappointed, only some of the little girls who liked to be furry drooled enviously around the big crows.

Lu Li plucked a handful of sympathy tears for the boyfriends of these little girls, hoping that they would not be entangled to death.

After the end of Oakington's three books, everyone is not without dungeons, and the Cave of Time on the Old World has opened two dungeons, one is the Old Hillsbrad Hills and the other is the Dark Swamp, both of which use a replay form to allow players to participate in this plot.

The former Lu Li had been in contact with him, and at the beginning, he had recruited a group of top adventurers to participate in the form of a large-scale mission.

Now, the official mission will be a copy, and everyone can complete this plot of saving Sal in the form of a copy.

The Cave of Time, the Dark Swamp, tells a different story.

The Cave of Time - Old Hillsbrad Hills has been taken by the Glory Capital three days ago, after all, this copy is familiar to many people, the key is to see who pushes it quickly and is willing to spend money in the copy.

The Dark Swamp has been stranded because everyone can't open the door.

Lu Li knew how to open the door, because this dungeon also had a name called [Open the Dark Door].

According to the game's setting, in the world of Azeroth, the existence of time is like a criss-crossing web, each stream of time converges like a slender river at one node in another, and then disperses separately, and the heroes of Azeroth on countless timelines have different destinies.

We can think of this timeline as a divergent network diagram, there is and will always be only one timeline that is the correct timeline that allows history to continue, and any other timeline will end up with the destruction of Azeroth and the death of all living things.

So we want to make sure we're moving along the right timeline.

In fact, there are similar theories in reality, and the most famous is naturally the time refutation, which is the so-called grandmother paradox.

The theory is that if a person really "went back in time" and killed his own grandmother before she became pregnant with his mother, would the time traveler himself still exist?

The question is obvious, without his maternal grandmother there would be no his mother, without his mother there would be no him, without him, how could he "go back in time" and kill his own maternal grandmother before his maternal grandmother conceived his mother.

This is the "grandmother paradox".

We shuttle back in time, trying to change some of the previous regrets, so that we can live a better life at that node, but it often backfires, how can you be sure that this change will not implicate greater misfortune.

And when it comes to the time of Azeroth, it is natural to talk about the time-guarding dragon Nozdorm and his army of bronze dragons.

The bronze dragon Nozdorm is one of the five guardian dragons created by the Titans, endowed with the ability to travel through time and space by Amansel, the father of the Titans, and is responsible for guarding the path of time and destiny, and is known as the King of Eternity.

The Bronze Dragon Legion has guarded time in Azeroth since time immemorial, keeping time moving in the only right direction. And many times lead mortals to travel through time and space to the past, to ensure that certain events in the past occur, and to ensure that the current timeline is correct. But the intricacies of the flow of time make it easy to get lost in it, and not be able to tell which ones are reality and which are phantoms, even Nozdorm himself.

There are many members of the Bronze Dragon Legion, but most of them don't seem to like to show their heads.

When Nozdorm was lost in the flow of time, his chief spouse Sori Domi led the Scale of Quicksand to the Cavern of Time, where he oversaw the flow of time.

The bronze dragon that players are most familiar with is little Lori Cromi, who often appears in the form of a female dwarf all over Azeroth, helping mortal adventurers.

While the Bronze Dragon King Nozdorm is asleep, the Bronze Dragon Legion fights against a mysterious dragon clan known as the Eternal Dragon, and even the Bronze Dragon himself has no idea what kind of opponent he is facing.

Later in the end of time, the appearance of the Eternalsaurus Mnozdor explains all of this, the Eternal Dragons are the evil incarnation of the Bronze Dragons, who have been bewitched by the Elder Gods and have deviated from their belief in defending time.

Their purpose is to guide the timeline to the end of time.

In fact, the birth of the Eternal Dragon is related to Nozdorm, and the Bronze Dragon King has already seen his own fate with the father of the gods, Almansur - he will become the Eternal Dragon King Mnozdor, and be killed by another adventurer led by himself.

It was this long torment that led Nozdom to be blinded by the Old Gods and lead the Eternal Dragons to destroy Azeroth's timeline and channel it to a future where Deathwing succeeded in destroying the world.

In fact, Lu Li has always been skeptical of this statement.

Why can't it be another case -

The Eternal Dragons are actually the right ones, they are the bronze dragons of the future who have traveled to the present world.

At some point in the future, the Bronze Dragons discovered that what they had been guarding was a mistake, and because of this protection, Azeroth was about to be destroyed, and in order to rewrite this tragedy, they used time to travel to the past, hoping to change this tragedy by rewriting history.

As a result, they were called the Eternal Dragons.

They are the ones who are truly fighting for the lives of Azeroth, and all these forces that stop them are pushing Azeroth to destruction.

In fact, this theory also holds water.

After all, for no reason, no one would travel to the past and kill themselves, even if they were bewitched by some ancient gods.

However, as a player, I am bound to be led by the nose of the game's plot, whoever gives me experience, who gives me prestige, who gives me gold, I will listen to whom, so I can only use the help of the bronze dragon to prevent the eternal dragon from destroying the timeline.

The two current copies of the Cave of Time are mainly related to the timeline of the timeline.

The former is the Eternal Dragon's desire to stop Thrall from escaping, so that Thrall will be imprisoned in Dunhold forever, and continue to be his efforts, so that new tribes will not appear, and the plot line will naturally change drastically.

The latter is for the Eternal Dragon to prevent the opening of the Dark Gate, so the Orcs will naturally not be able to invade Azeroth.

In this quest, players will be entrusted by the Bronze Dragon Legion to return to Medivan when the Dark Gate is about to open. Here, the Eternal Dragons took a direct approach to disrupt the flow of time by sending Assassins to attack Medivan.

While the war that opened the Dark Gate has resulted in the death of tens of millions of lives, if the Orcs had not come to Azeroth, the timeline would have been destroyed, causing history and the future to change.

Players will be Medivan's assistants until Gul'dan's men manage to pass through the Dark Portal to the world of Azeroth.

Players don't have a choice, because it's a dungeon!