Gianna Proudmoore, a highly controversial figure. People who don't like her jokingly call her a daddy, and people who like her...... Well, there are not as many people who like her as there are people who don't like her.

There is no prejudice against this woman, Ainan is just pitiful.

As far as Ainan was concerned, Gianna was a gifted female mage, and because of her noble birth, she must have belonged to one of the few who held the core power of humanity. But the reality is that an accident occurred, the invasion of the orcs and the arrival of the Burning Legion caused the situation of the entire Azeroth to change drastically, and Gianna's fate also changed.

According to the original history of Azeroth, Gianna, although unable to stand at the heights expected by her teacher Antonidas, is one of the rulers of the human race, with a position that can affect the entire Azeroth race. However, in the face of the storm that Aina's butterfly kept fanning, the historical line of Azeroth had long since shifted, and Gianna's future fate was difficult to say.

No matter how talented you are, a genius who hasn't grown up is not called a genius at all. Those who can't turn potential into strength are different from passers-by. Originally, Ainan didn't want to pay attention to Gianna, although this woman has excellent talent, but her brain has already been washed, and there are problems with the three views, and it is too troublesome to reverse it, so Ainan is too lazy to this idleness.

Unexpectedly, Ainan didn't do it, and Egwene went.

"I thought that Antonidas was deeply influenced by Crassus, but I didn't expect Gianna to be even worse. The red dragon is also a thief enough, through the acquaintance with Antonidas, he constantly contacted Gianna, took the opportunity to influence Gianna's thoughts, and added the red dragon's thinking mode to Gianna, so that Gianna could consider the so-called overall situation. That woman was stupid enough, and she didn't want to think about it, could the red dragon be at the same angle as a human? Can the big picture from the perspective of the red dragon be in the interest of humanity? ”

There was a slight disagreement between Ainan and Egwen about Gianna.

"A woman who has been brainwashed by the red dragon, a woman who thinks she has stood on a higher perspective, a woman who no longer sees things from a human perspective, no matter how talented she is, such a person is not worth our waste."

For Gianna, Ainan's attitude is to leave her to her own devices. It is too difficult to change a person's concept, especially if this concept is still consciously instilled and cultivated by someone for many years, and it has almost become his instinctive reaction to thinking about problems when encountering problems. If you want to reverse Gianna's thinking concept, don't think about it without spending ten times and a hundred times the effort. With that time, with that energy, it's not good for Ainan to do something else, so it has to be spent on Gianna?

"We can't just watch her go astray." Egwen's thoughts were different from Ainan's, "You also said that Gianna's talent is excellent, as long as this child is cultivated well, he will definitely be the pillar of our human race in the future, I can't just let her be ruined." Crassus had spent so many years twisting her, and I could have spent more time helping her get back on the right track, and time didn't mean much to me. ”

"If you insist, well."

Arguing over a little Gianna, Ainan didn't think it was necessary. Egwen is willing to do it, then let her do it. Maybe Gianna can grow into one of the giants of the Azeroth Terrans in the future, but now she is only a slightly more powerful mage, and she is not yet a climate.

There is such a person, and Ainan should pay more attention to it than to Gianna.

"Arugao, how did a mere high-level mage survive for hundreds of years and still be alive, I'm very curious."

Speaking of Arugao, he was discovered by Ainan by accident. At first, Ainan just thought that this guy was a little familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere, so he paid a little more attention to him for a few days. It was during this time that Ainam discovered that Arugao was hiding a big secret.

With Ainan's current strength, if he wants to spy on an Arugao, the latter has no chance of finding out. Then he saw Arugao light up a strange altar in the basement where he thought he was secret. Sensitive to the laws of space, Ainan understood its role at a glance.

Seriously, this altar in the basement isn't very useful, it's just a small plane passage. Compared to Ainan, who can open large dimensional portals, the underground altar that Arugao regards as the biggest secret of his life is really not worth mentioning.

But, in any case, the ability to open a passage to another plane within Azeroth, even if it is only a small one, is shocking enough. After all, Arugao is not Ainan, he does not have the power of a world in the underworld as a backing, nor does he have the authority to open the dark door to use Draenor as a springboard, Arugao is just a high-level mage, and it cannot be said that it is not a miracle that he can bypass the Titan defense mechanism on the periphery of Azeroth with his little bit of Taoism.

It's not as simple as being unusual, it's so unusual.

The so-called unusual thing is a demon, and Ainan did not rush to act after discovering Arugao's secret, but calmed down and continued to observe.

After observing for a period of time, Ainan learned that although the underground altar successfully bypassed Azeroth's Titan defense mechanism, it was not without a price. Originally, a small plane passage could teleport a person over no matter how it was, but it was difficult for the plane passage opened by Arugao to teleport something with a large point, let alone teleport to the otherworldly creatures on the other side. The requirements for transporting dead objects such as ores and teleporting living creatures require a plane passage to be one on the ground and one in the sky, and there is a world of difference.

The altar couldn't teleport the creatures of the Otherworld into Azeroth, and Arugao didn't have that idea, all he wanted was to get what he needed by trading with the creatures on the other side.

At first, Arugao provided the other party with information about Azeroth in exchange for gold, gems and other mundane objects for his own pleasure, but later Arugao's pursuit was a little higher, and the things he exchanged for them became magical materials, and correspondingly, the things he provided to the other party also changed from simple information to dead animal and plant specimens that were divided into small pieces. When Ainan discovered Arugao's abnormality, he felt that his cultivation was too slow to improve, and Arugao, who felt that it was hopeless to advance on his own, simply asked the other party for strength, while he provided the other party with the hair, flesh, internal organs, and other body components of the humans he had quietly hunted.

Arugao, who was immersed in the pleasure of becoming stronger after being given power by creatures on the heterotopic plane, did not realize that Ainan had set his sights on him. If nothing else, Arugao alone sentenced him to death for his act of killing people and dismembering corpses for his strength, and Arugao's traitorous behavior of betraying all kinds of information about Azeroth for his own benefit and helping the other party in a possible invasion in the future, Ainan will never let him have the possibility of reincarnation.

The only reason why Ainan didn't rush to do it was how the heterotopic creatures who traded with Arugao were going to use Arugao to launch an invasion.