Heart-Quest

Argus was deeply confused. His current convictions and the beliefs he had upheld for countless years were now being subjected to relentless, violent blows.

By the Pantheon, Argus knew he was a warrior, not particularly skilled at thinking or arguing, but he still possessed the most basic sense of right and wrong.

After all, Titans—even if they were stupid and all muscle—were still countless times smarter than mortal races.

That was hardly strange. After all, if you gave a toad endless life, one day it could attain enlightenment and become a spirit. One day it could pass on life experience. One day it could comprehend the mysterious membrane... Ahem.

During this sightseeing tour around the World of Azeroth, Argus's confusion only grew deeper. His long-held beliefs were being quietly shaken and replaced.

Sarodar did not keep trying to persuade him with dry words. On the contrary, he rarely spoke, merely taking him from place to place and letting him observe and think for himself.

In the capital of Lordaeron, Argus received a warm welcome from the people.

Boss Hu did not deliberately conceal the news that another Titan had descended upon Azeroth. Once everyone learned that Argus had come specifically to help Divine Lord Sarodar, people everywhere he went offered him welcome and respect.

"Welcome to the World of Azeroth, Argus Divine Lord. You came to help Divine Lord Sarodar, right? You'll protect this world just like Divine Lord Sarodar does, right?"

On the King's Road leading to Lordaeron's royal palace, a little girl stopped Sarodar and Argus, raised her head, and asked in a childish voice.

Argus opened his mouth, but did not answer immediately.

He could no longer remember how many times since arriving in the World of Azeroth he had wanted to say something, only to find