They were said to be Anweina's guests, but in my view, only little Pamela counted as her real guest. The little undead girl had come here to find her "Sister Anweina"; she did not even know what the Shilin Emperor meant—she was already showing me plenty of respect by not asking whether an emperor tasted good. As for Aegwynn and Medivh, they probably wanted Anweina to introduce them to Bubble...
According to Medivh, Bubble had been entirely responsible for freeing him from his curse and giving him another chance at resurrection. But Bubble had been in a hurry to run Icecrown Citadel at the time—I suspected she had gone to beat Arthas up again—so he had not had time to thank her. This visit was mainly to express his gratitude and seek a way to restore himself. The latter was more of a long shot; even if he could not be restored, he and Aegwynn were both highly capable magical experts and would naturally find their own solution.
Honestly, if this quest had been thrown into WoW, it would definitely have been an epic event with at least eighty stages. But after spending half the day thinking about the Abyss problem, this suddenly did not seem like much to me. Still, help had to be given. Aegwynn was, after all, a comrade from the Savior War, and what she asked for was not especially difficult.
Lend them a Raven and a Leader Bee to search the entire Azeroth World for Medivh's soul fragments, and that would settle it...
Pamela was huddled together with Anweina, whispering away. I vaguely heard them mention Darrowshire and several names. Perhaps they were talking about their lives before death, reminiscing about the past? What did the undead even talk about among themselves? I was curious,