Queen Azshara said that Eonar needed a divorce agreement that would entitle her to half of Aman'Thul's assets. Clearly, it was a joke.
After all, once the Titans had suffered their complete annihilation, their possessions had surely been swept clean by Sargeras long ago. The Dark Titan needed those precious things to serve his cause. Thus, Aman'Thul and the other Titans were now genuine paupers. Where would they find assets to give a bestie dreaming of getting rich overnight?
Of course, Lady Eonar was not the sort of soul who harbored cold malice toward her partner and would surely fall into The Maw after death because of vicious scheming.
She was grief-stricken at the moment and no longer cared about such matters at all.
Even after Azshara left the ruins of the Pantheon and returned to the material world, Eonar had not recovered from the crushing weight of this tragedy.
She gazed at Aman'Thul's throne of lightning with a complicated expression, memories of the past continuously surfacing in her mind. She seemed to have turned into a statue.
This scene deeply worried Norgannon and Gogonas.
If Aman'Thul truly was a charlatan, then he had merely deceived them of their trust. But Eonar had invested real feelings. When a woman deceived by a charlatan unleashed her thirst for revenge, the destruction she could cause was enough to make Titan Souls feel their brains tremble just imagining it.
Eonar definitely would not remain in the Pantheon.
Norgannon had already prepared himself for that possibility. Perhaps Lady Elune would soon reach a "transfer agreement" with Eonar and personally guide the Life Titan into the domain of life, where she would tend the sea of stars in the years to come.
But this was very likely only the beginning.
Norgannon recalled his previous concern.