The worlds of the dead and the living seem to be separated by distant dimensions, but in fact, the two have always been closely linked, but most ordinary people are not aware of this connection.

Just as the concepts of life and death in the six origins of the universe are positive and negative to each other, as long as you master the know-how, the Shadow Realm is not an unattainable existence for the living.

These long-dead heroes, including Ryan and Durotan, have started a new life in the Shadow Realm, and they have freely given up on the idea of returning to their homeland to be resurrected.

Durotan and Drakar's only concern was the safety of their son Gouil, who was relieved to learn from Sarean that Gouil had grown to be the Grand Chief of the Tribe, and they were not too concerned about what was happening in the world of the living.

In their own words, their children and grandchildren have their own lives, and they will no longer control the life of Gouyl when they are dead.

Compared to souls with no lifespan, mortals have only a hundred years of time, and one day they will reunite with Gouyle in the Shadow Realm.

Although the father and son of Barathern and Ryan are separated, the two former kings of the Stormwind Kingdom have roughly the same philosophy as the Durotans.

Of course, not everyone can live as freely as they do, and Egwen's husband, Neras Elam, has never let go of his worries about his wife and son.

During his promotion to the fortress as Grien, Neras always felt as if something was missing from the depths of his soul, but he himself didn't know where this inexplicable feeling came from, having his memories sealed at that time.

After Gristian released the control of Grien's memory, Neras, who had always felt something, submitted an application to lift the seal as soon as possible.

However, due to the large number of Grien who signed up, if he followed the normal process, he would probably be a hundred years later when it was his turn.

Thanks to Sarrian's strong connections, Neras was personally led by Courage Saint Sandria, and successfully recovered his memories under the expectant gaze of Egwene.

Saljan himself had no relatives or friends to resurrect, and he didn't mind giving up this spot to the Egwenes, who were of great value to Azeroth.

With all the help he had provided to the Shadow Realm in his early years, it was rare for the Eternals to ask for help, and there was no reason why the Eternals would refuse his small request.

As Sarian had predicted, after greeting Gristia from the far side of the Fortress through the Realm of Decay, the eldest daughter readily agreed to free Neras Elam's soul and return him to the material world.

However, leaving the Shadow Realm is only the first step, and to resurrect Nerath, Egwene needs to make some extra preparations.

Even Sarjan, who wields the power of life, can't create something out of nothing, and before the resurrection ritual can be officially launched, the soul of Neras still needs a suitable carrier.

For today's Sarjan, it is no longer a problem to use the power of life to rub the flesh by hand, but in order to make a body that is suitable enough, Sarian still needs some references.

To put it bluntly, he needed to extract Neras's genetic sequences, whether it was a sample of flesh tissue or body fluids.

And this question happened to stump Egwen.

Neras's death was an unexpected event, and in order to suppress the protective power of Medivan's rampaging body, Neras, as a father, faced the impact head-on.

After barely suppressing Medivan's frenzied force, his overwhelmed body turned into ashes and dissipated on the spot, leaving no body behind.

In order to find the remnants of his body tissue or fluids, Egwene plans to make a trip to Karazan after the war is over, and with the help of Khadgar and Moros, he will be able to search through the Guardian Tower, and if he can find even a single hair belonging to Nelas, it will be a victory.

Prior to this, Salian could only make an empty shell body for Nelas's soul to temporarily inhabit.

Due to the lack of fit, Neras was unable to manipulate the empty shell with ease.

The daily life was barely okay, let alone fighting, he couldn't synchronize the strength he had cultivated in the promotion fortress to this temporary body.

The big war was imminent, and Khadgar and Egwen didn't have the time to go back to Karazhan to do their own personal business.

Medivan had only just come of age when his power went violent, and now that he was already past middle age, the Azeroth of Neras's memory had changed drastically.

While the likes of Sarjan and Egwene were busy with the war, Neras could find time to rediscover his familiar and unfamiliar homeland.

According to Sarjan's pre-planned battle, the battle area with the Burning Legion is mainly focused on the Broken Isles, where the Night Well is located, and he will try to confine the demons to this isolated island as much as possible, so as to prevent them from spilling over to other continents and islands.

Therefore, as long as events do not unfold beyond Sarean's expectations, the area outside of the Broken Isles should be relatively safe, even in times of war.

But even so, Egwene was still uneasy about Neras going out alone with a makeshift body.

When she teleported her husband back to Dalaran, she commissioned Merry Winterwind to arrange for several members of the Council of Tirisfa, who would not participate in the battle, to take care of Neras throughout the process.

Wherever Neras intended to go, they needed to follow him at all times.

Egwene, who has always had a clear grudge, would not let these mages do their jobs for nothing, and she promised to personally mentor them after the mission was completed.

Notice that it is a guide, not an apprentice.

Even if it was just that, the reward that Egwen threw was tempting enough.

Not all mages can be taught by the big guys like a gifted seedling like Gianna, and as a legend of Azeroth's era, Egwene's guidance is an opportunity that is rare for most mages.

Sarean could already imagine the mages of the Council of Tiriss snatching their heads for a few escort spots.

After seeing off Nelas, Egwene put aside her worries about her husband for the time being.

According to the original plan, Egwene originally planned to act as a vanguard himself and take the lead in the advance force of the Legion.

However, now that she has a tie-in, Egwene has temporarily changed her mind, and she does not plan to rush forward with reckless pigs, but follows Sarjan and Valera and others to sit in the headquarters.

Through Valera's summary report, after confirming that all parties were ready for battle, Salian remotely instructed Gianna to inform Dalaran that the Floating City was officially opened.

In addition to the largest city of Dalaran, dozens of Naxxramas-style floating fortresses provided by the undead organization Free Will have also risen simultaneously from all over the world.

At the same time, the Dark Gate connecting Azeroth and Draenor began to wreak havoc.

Tens of thousands of reinforcements from Draenor entered the Cursed Lands in an orderly manner, and with the full efforts of the prepared Fort Overwatch mages, these reinforcements from the various tribes of Draenor were teleported to the nearest floating fortress, where they would follow Azeroth's army to assemble in the floating fortress.

On the other hand, after receiving the final order from Sarjan, Elisandr finally officially opened the Well to the Burning Legion to borrow, using the tomb of Sargeras as a foundation, using the energy of the Well to establish a direct connection between Argus and Azeroth.

"Sure enough......"

With a serious expression on his face, he watched the advance team of the Burning Legion walk out of the tomb of Sargeras, and Sarean touched his chin thoughtfully: "That guy from Kil'gardan was not carried away by his impatience, and he didn't rush into Azeroth in a hurry at the first time. ”

"So?" Valera asked calmly, "What are we going to do next?" ”

"Heh~ The plan remains the same." Sarjan sneered at the tomb of Sargeras, whose forces were increasing but still chose to stand still: "I will surprise Kilgardan first, and I would like to see if the fraudsters can still sit in Argus after we defeat his plot to lure Veren into action head-on." ”

"If he doesn't take the bait, we force the hook around his neck."

"Understood." Valeera, who had also turned on the Eagle Eye technique, turned her head to look at Rakish, who was giving orders in front of the tomb of Sargeras: "Then, before the main force of the Legion enters Azeroth, let's give them a dismount." ”