Titan's Dawn
Chapter 440

Oscar's Wedding (Part One)

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Let us ride through life's troubles together, free and unrestrained...

Ahem... This was Stratholme City in the north of the Eastern Kingdoms.

The recently turbulent World of Azeroth was never short on major news, with every faction messily dealing with its own internal affairs.

But one gossip-worthy piece of news immediately drew countless eyes.

Oscar Flashdiamond, the King of Adventurers, was getting married!

The bride was Lord Fat Maggot's... ahem... the bride was the Silver Paladin Paltrice.

Good heavens, this undead Dead Dwarf had spent so long fooling around outside, and now he was actually going to settle down and live properly?!

Oscar was somewhat of a well-known public figure in the World of Azeroth.

From the Titan Divine Venerable down to the street-sweeping aunties of Stormwind City, everyone knew him.

Add to that his supreme prestige among adventurers, as well as the fact that after taking Stratholme City, he had become a regional lord.

So all in all, Oscar's Wedding counted as a high-end gathering. Many people were practically fighting over a private banquet invitation.

Black markets everywhere had already begun auctioning invitations to Lord Fat Maggot's wedding, with each one now selling for around a thousand gold coins.

Of course, everyone could come to Stratholme City for the wedding. But without an invitation, they would not be allowed into Oscar's Joyful Castle to attend that small, exclusive banquet.

There were also rumors that the black-market invitations had actually been released by Oscar himself, hoping to make a fortune from the opportunity.

But that was not the point. The point was that everyone had heard Divine Venerable Sargeras would also attend the wedding. If they could get an invitation, they might even get lucky enough to become acquainted with the Titan Divine Venerable. Wouldn't that be wonderful?

Of course,

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