It is said that the God-King Rastakhan was depressed because of his deceased wife. Could it be that the Troll Queen was really eaten by Thrall?
It's no wonder the Zandalari Empire allied with the Horde; they were terrified of being eaten by the Orcs.
Combining the two secret orders above, this is quite interesting. A high-ranking executive of the Venture Company, while entertaining the messenger of the Moon Goddess Emissary, was able to command Thrall, the chieftain of the Orcs, and God-King Rastakhan Zandalar, to specifically request the Zandalar queen to come and serve the Emissary.
Who gave this tiny Goblin such great power?
As for how the Zandalar Queen was eaten by Thrall, and what happened in between, that remains unknown.
Of course, this does not prove that the Venture Company colluded with the Moon Goddess, or that it was just the individual act of Goblin.
The current leader of the Darkmoon Faire is the Gnome Silas Darkmoon. It is said that the previous leader was a human who gloriously died in the battle against Archimonde at Mount Hyjal.
The Dalaran Archives have collected a secret order seized from a Burning Legion officer. It was written in Eredun that neither the mages of Dalaran nor even ordinary Legion soldiers could recognize.
Translated by the mechanical lifeforms, this is a letter written by the previous leader of the Darkmoon Faire to Archimonde.
"Archimonde the Defiler, I have doubts about the Burning Legion's fighting strength. The Scourge must be stopped from advancing on Mount Hyjal, or the consequences will be unimaginable. If the Burning Legion is powerless, I will have to resort to my final plan: the Burning Legion will retreat towards Mount Hyjal, and the Night Elves, Orcs, and Humans will unite to fight the Scourge alongside the Burning Legion. Mount Hyjal will be the final Battlefield. Remember, no one except His Emissary is allowed to approach Nordrassil."
Robbie gasped.
Why the leader of the Darkmoon Faire had the right to question Archimonde is not important. The key question is why the Scourge was advancing towards Mount Hyjal, which is not recorded in history at all.
Robbie closed his eyes. He began to understand something. Arthas was trying to find the Aetrit's Nexus to thwart the Moon Goddess's Evil plan. It seemed that the Battle of Mount Hyjal was the key.
Could Elune, be using the Burning Legion to stop travelers from approaching the World Tree?
Robbie shook his head, denying the assessment. If it weren't for a coincidence and a shared purpose, how could the Burning Legion be at the beck and call of the Moon Goddess?
That's all the useful information in the Dalaran Archives; it's far from enough. Robbie's next target is the Explorers' League in Ironforge.
After Magni Bronzebeard, the leader of Ironforge, turned into diamond, the Council of Three Hammers was formed in Ironforge. The council consisted of one representative from each of the three main Dwarf Clans: the Bronzebeard Clan, the Wildhammer Clan, and the Dark Iron Clan.
With Sylvanas's death, the threat to the Horde disappeared, and the three Clans once again became restless, with internal conflicts intensifying and war looming at any moment. Ironforge was now in turmoil, on the verge of civil war.
Robbie's attempt to enter Ironforge to view the Explorers' League's collection was thwarted from the start, encountering obstacles from all sides. Robbie was forced to bribe a renowned Dwarf craftsman to contact Moira Bronzebeard.
Moira Bronzebeard savage and rebellious, a very difficult Dwarf to deal with. Perhaps considering that he needed Stormwind City's support to win the civil war, Moira Bronzebeard to patiently entertain Robbie.
Even with these considerations in mind, Moira's attitude was arrogant and rude, as if she never knew how to get along with people in a friendly manner. Although she was Dwarf, she always acted superior.
"We Humans created a glorious and magnificent civilization. As noble citizens of the Titans, we are most qualified to be the masters of Azeroth. The Humans are the strong backbone of Azeroth."
Moira led the way, saying rather rudely as they walked:
"The Humans created a magnificent forging civilization with their hammers. Without the weapons and armor forged by us Humans, and without our great warriors, how could we have destroyed the Evil Horde?"
Robbie didn't bother arguing with her, since he needed her help, so he deliberately flattered her a few times, saying:
"I have a great interest in the glorious history of the Humans, so I really want to visit the Explorers' League's collection. I believe it has the richest collection in Azeroth and will definitely satisfy my curiosity."
"Of course!" Moira boasted triumphantly, "Even the archives of Dalaran cannot compare to the collection of our Ironforge Explorers' League, Explorers' League history dates back ten thousand years."
Ten thousand years ago? Robbie's heart sank. Could this be some kind of coincidence?
Although Moira is domineering, she is clearly naive and unaware of the truth, making her easy to manipulate. Robbie casually asked, "I've heard that the Explorers' League has a long history, but I didn't expect it to be ten thousand years old. That's truly admirable."
Moira was young and inexperienced. After listening to Robbie's flattery, she immediately became conceited. "No Dwarf knows more about the history of the Explorers' League than I do. Ten thousand years ago, the Sundering and the earth split apart, revealing many ancient ruins, including the dark civilization created by the Old Gods and the ancient ruins left by the Titans."
"The Dark Civilization was too terrifying; we lost many of our people during the excavation. Afterwards, we focused on exploring Titans Ruins. We are children of the Titans, our ancestors were Earthen created by the Titans. We have a natural advantage in excavating Titans Ruins that you humans cannot match. We obtained many Titans Relic, including a few forbidden items with extremely terrifying power."
Titans Relics, forbidden items— Robbie grasped these two keywords.
Magni Bronzebeard turned into diamonds because his brother Brann Bronzebeard brought back a stone tablet from Ulduar. After studying it, the Dwarves discovered that it was a Titans Relic that recorded a method for communicating with the earth elementals.
Magni Bronzebeard ignored everyone's advice and insisted on communicating with the elements, which resulted in him turning into diamonds.
If the Moon Goddess wants to deal with the transmigrators and protect the secrets of the World Tree, what better weapon could she have than these Titans Relics?
Robbie remained impassive, deliberately feigning curiosity. "What are forbidden items?"
Moira gave a mysterious look and shook her head, saying:
"Forbidden items are things that cannot be touched and can only be sealed deep underground. My father did specifically tell me how to use a few items, but unfortunately, they weren't very useful. For example, there was a staff, specifically used to fight time travelers. As long as it detects a time traveler who is not from this era, it will emit a warning sound. By casting a spell in a specific way, it can interfere with the time traveler and make them lose their way in the time rift."
It was truly terrifying and impossible to guard against. Robbie finally understood the Moon Goddess's methods.
"And there's a hammer, called the Lost Hammer." Moira suddenly realized something, stopped talking, and warned sternly, "Human, you'd better not pry into the Titans' secrets; it won't do you any good."
Robbie shrugged, feigning nonchalance, and said, "I was just curious."
Moira snorted coldly, took out a key, opened a thick stone door deep underground, and pointed to the mountain of artifacts inside, saying loudly:
"You only have half an hour to visit."