Eternal Dragons and Bronze Dragons

Without a doubt, as the tens of thousands of timelines across all of Azeroth merged into one, the entire timestream had fallen into an extremely unstable and chaotic state.

And that gave the Infinite Dragonflight, which had always been suppressed by the Bronze Dragonflight, an unprecedented opportunity.

At a time like this, even Nozdormu, the king of the Bronze Dragons, could not untangle the timelines that had already become a complete mess.

Nor could he peer into every corner of all timelines at once as he had before, achieving something close to omniscience.

That naturally made it ideal for hiding in the shadows and making small moves, or simply laying traps to ambush important targets.

Of course, by the same token, Murozond, master of the Infinite Dragonflight, could no longer see the past or the future either.

If the two sides had previously been competing in raw strength with wallhacks and a full map enabled, each fully aware of what the other was doing, then now it was as though a fog of war had been added back in. Neither knew what the other was planning.

Mirozond had made full use of that advantage, repeatedly luring the other version of herself, who had not yet fallen into darkness, deeper and deeper. She forced Chromie to constantly summon past and future versions of herself from the timestream until she exceeded the limits of her power and perception, leaving her as nothing more than a powerless commander.

That way, she could use the Hourglass of Time she had obtained from the king of the Infinite Dragons to imprison and seal Chromie within a completely frozen fragment of time.

Incidentally, after Bronze Dragons became Infinite Dragons, they often spelled their names backward in order to sever themselves completely from their past selves.

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