The sealing of the An'qiraj region proceeded steadily and in an orderly fashion.
Ever since Princess Y'alki had been captured alive by the coalition, the insectoids seemed to have lost all hope in the war. They no longer sent high-ranking insectoids to counterattack, merely driving wave after wave of low-ranking cannon fodder insects forward to die in a frenzy.
The Bronze Dragons seemed to want to say something, yet hesitated. In the end, they decided to say nothing.
Predestined history seemed to have changed a little more. The dragons who had originally ventured deep behind enemy lines and become trapped within An'qiraj, only regaining their freedom after the seal was reopened during the Second War of Shifting Sands, were still very much alive and kicking above the coalition's heads.
Moreover, the son of Archdruid Fandral Staghelm had not been surrounded and forced into a bloody battle because the coalition had maintained the upper hand throughout. In the end, he had not died within An'qiraj either.
Far away in the Caverns of Time, Nozdormu, the Bronze Dragon King, remained silent for a long while. Finally, he sighed and instructed the Bronze Dragonflight to forget the matter, treating everything that had happened as the new predestined history.
However, one Bronze Dragon was deeply dissatisfied with this. Her name was Chromie.
As a dedicated Bronze Dragon, she had always regarded maintaining the stability of the timeways as her foremost duty.
Now, she was utterly unable to understand why Nozdormu had turned a blind eye to this. The Dragon Aspect offered no explanation either.
Though Chromie did not dare question the King of Time to his face, she decided to conduct a thorough investigation herself.
Of course, Nozdormu, the Dragon King of Time, had not done nothing. He had also taken action, reaching out