The contact from Odile surprised the Titan Guardians, including Freya.

Since the return of Lydon and Odin, and the chaos set right by Ulduar, the Guardians have been orderly recovering the Titan strongholds scattered around the world, including Uldaman and Uldem.

Of all the Titan strongholds, the Odile Laboratory, which was personally finalized by Pantheon, was undoubtedly the most difficult one.

Tens of thousands of years have passed, and even the Great Guardian Lydon doesn't know how far the man-made ancient god Gohorn has grown.

When Sarren reported to Lydon before leaving Northrend, the Great Guardian didn't take it seriously, because Sarren said that he was only going to go to the Zendara Islands, far overseas, to see what was going on in Odile, and that he might not be able to deal with the problem immediately.

Lydon still underestimated Sarren's mobility, he didn't expect that when he heard the news of Darill again, Sarren had already downplayed the problem that plagued all the Guardians.

In that case, what more bikes do you need?

Freya, who learned the good news, had no intention of pursuing the dereliction of duty of the Virgin Mary, after all, the source of this bad debt still had to be attributed to Ulduar.

If it weren't for the Guardians' negligence in keeping an eye on Yugsaron, Lorcan wouldn't have been so easy to get his hands on, and Ulduar wouldn't have been in chaos for tens of thousands of years.

After docking with Odil, Freya immediately relayed the news to Lydon, the Great Guardian.

Salian and Onexia finished out Gohorn in the early morning, and that afternoon, the usually slow-paced Ulduar sent a batch of Titan creations to help the Virgin of Innocence and Tarok clean up the mess.

And the person in charge of leading the team is Freya, the life guardian who is worried about her "pets".

Yes, pets.

Whether it's a wilderness demigod or Loa, all of Azeroth's first nature spirits were incarnated through Freya.

Even the always withdrawn Black Panther Ashaman will restrain his wildness to a certain extent when facing Freya, and other nature spirits will also get close to this "Mother of Life" who has endowed them with wisdom to varying degrees.

It should be emphasized here that not all of the existing Loa have had direct contact with Freya, and Loa also has the concept of the second generation, the most typical example being Bonsandy.

Regardless, at least in the Zendala Islands, all of Loa, with the exception of Bonsandy, a humanoid Loa who is not a spirit of nature, has been closely associated with Freya, including Hirik the Bat, who has betrayed his mission and led him to the dog.

The news of Freya's arrival in Zandalar soon spread among Loa's circles.

In addition to Bang Sandi, the king Loa, who still stayed in Dasaro to protect Princess Tarangi, who had just undergone a coup d'état, even the Demon Tyrannosaurus King Lezan, who had been self-imprisoned before, temporarily left his depression behind and rushed all the way from Zudasa to Nazmir for a "pilgrimage".

Although they are both the first generation of nature spirits, not all of the Loas in the Zendalar Islands have good relations with each other, and there are many of them who have conflicts and differences of philosophy in private.

But at least when Freya was around, all of Loa were reassured by the Life Guardian like a good baby.

After learning from the Loa that Cirik had fallen for breaking his oath a few years earlier, Freya's expression was a little complicated.

In Freya's opinion, all the spirits of nature are her children.

It is difficult for any mother to accept that her child will rebel and go down the wrong path due to a lack of education, and eventually lead to destruction.

But it's happened, and Freya can only force herself to accept reality.

It's all here, and Freya, who has long had the idea of resurrecting the snake god Setaris, plans to take a trip to the Wharton Desert by the way.

In this regard, the snake priests Sursis and Warwick, who were waiting for news in the distance, naturally raised their hands to welcome.

However, because the Loa who had been reunited with their "mother" for a long time had a lot to say, Freya's plan could not be realized in the short term, so she decided to stay in Nazmir for the time being, listen to the children's confessions after tens of thousands of years, and also re-manage the Titan stronghold of Odil.

Instead of staying with Freya to watch the play, Saljan and Onexia had just experienced a great upheaval, and the future of the Zandalar Empire was unclear.

According to the diplomatic decisions made by Tarangi after his accession to the throne, Sarayan will also selectively come up with appropriate responses.

Thankfully, this large-scale infighting was the culmination of the trouble-loving members of the ultra-radical Rastaha and Zanshuli councils in one fell swoop.

With the joint assistance of Zur, Bangsandi and Woking, it took only one month for Tarangi, as the rightful heir of the God-King, to gradually grasp the supreme authority of the empire.

Given the poor diplomatic environment and current status quo of the Zandalar Empire, Tarangi's enthronement ceremony was destined to be impossible to carry out on a large scale.

At Bonsandy's suggestion, Tarangi invited representatives of the Snake People, Foxes, and Archaeoptors, who had previously been regarded as aliens by the Zandalar trolls, to participate in the ceremony.

Anyone with a bit of political literacy can tell that Tarangi is deliberately taking the opportunity to signal that she intends to treat her neighbors in the Zendara archipelago more gently in a way that Rastaha's diplomacy was too heavy-handed.

Taking this as an opportunity, Jibul, Akunda, Kagwa and Toga also set foot in the Zudassa Mountains for the first time in many years, escorting their respective family representatives all the way to Dasaro, the capital of Zandalara.

Incidentally, Salian and Onexia also disguised themselves as part of the group of envoys and witnessed Tarangi's enthronement ceremony.

After all, the Zendalar Empire is the oldest mortal kingdom in Azeroth, and although its power has declined in recent years due to Rastaha's perverse behavior, the emaciated camel is still bigger than a horse.

The "simple" ritual in the mouths of Bangsandi and others is not at all simple in the eyes of Sarren, and there are all the links that should be there, but it is not as extravagant and wasteful as the people of Zandala imagined.

After completing the ceremony and officially ascending the throne, Tarangi finalized a new diplomatic strategy before Woking retired.

I don't know if it was because the wind was blowing in the ears of Bangsandi and Zur, but Tarangi really didn't disappoint Sarean, and she decided to completely abandon the power strategy of the Zandalar Empire in the past, and open the country to re-establish normal diplomatic relations with the Azeroth tribes.

Of course, this is only a preliminary intention, and it is not possible to achieve the goal set by Tarangi overnight.

But it's at least a good start.

Zandalara, the source of the troll civilization, has taken the initiative to change its foreign policy, and the troll empire has every reason to change those old traditions that have long been obsolete.

The Gulabash Empire, led by Senkin, had long wanted to abolish some anachronistic traditions, but it did not dare to take drastic actions because it had been in power for too short a time and its foundation was unstable.

With the endorsement of the suzerain, Sondara, Woking and Senkin, father and son, can finally push forward with confidence and boldness.

What? You are not in favor of reform?

Then you must have a ghost in your heart, except for your troll number!

In addition to the Gulabash Empire, which has long planned to be fully opened, the Dakale trolls, who have been waiting for news from the wall, can finally put down their shelves and establish diplomatic relations with other races in Northrend.

However, given Dakale's need for territorial expansion, the border friction between them and the Grizzly-throated Bears is likely to continue for a long time.

Among the three great empires of trolls, the Amani Empire, which represented the forest trolls, had long since fallen apart, and could not be completely revived.

There is a saying in the barrage that there must always be a Lich King, and the same is true for the three major troll empires.

The forest trolls are indeed in a state of collapse, aren't there still sandfury trolls coming up?

The Sandfury Trolls were once an offshoot of the Gulabash Empire, but after 10,000 years of multiplication, the Sandfury Trolls who settled in the Great Desert of Tanaris have developed a unique culture that is different from that of the Jungle Troll ancestors.

Tarangi was more moderate in his foreign policy towards the Divided Empire than he had been with Zur.

As always, Zandalar will recognize the legitimacy of the three feudal empires, and as long as they continue to respect Zandalar as their suzerain, Tarangi does not intend to interfere too much in the internal affairs of the feudal empires, and only needs to align with Zandalar in the general direction that concerns the interests of all trolls.

After personally confirming Tarangi's foreign policy, Sarean was finally able to leave Zandalar with peace of mind.

Before that, however, he had to accept Freya's invitation to travel to the Wharton Desert with the Life Guardian to participate in the ritual of resurrecting the serpent god Sétaris. (End of chapter)