Joy of Fire and the Road of the Dead

Kalimdor Continent, Eternal Night Palace.

The divine sword Frostmourne had been reforged. Now restored to its original state and even slightly enhanced, it lay quietly on the table, having risen from an epic weapon of war to a Titan creation.

"All done. Take it. I already have Thunderfury, Blessed Blade of the Windseeker in my collection, so Frostmourne should go to you and serve its proper purpose... Oh, right. Congratulations, Lady Sylvanas. You've successfully changed from a ranger into a Spellblade."

Boss Hu flopped down onto the sofa and looked at the icy-blue Runic longsword.

Kil'jaeden and those Dreadlords had been rather skilled craftsmen. Frostmourne could be considered a powerful artifact, its might comparable to the High Elves of Quel'Thalas' Flame Strike combined with the Phoenix Heart.

Oh, Flame Strike plus the Phoenix Heart was collectively known as Joy of Fire. Sunwell Lad Kael'thas was very fond of this set of inherited artifacts.

However, Kael'thas was deeply dissatisfied with the title Joy of Fire. No matter how he heard it, it sounded cheap, like a name invented by some kindergarten brat.

Just look at Frostmourne. It sounded classy, grand, and high-end—an artifact through and through.

Then look at our Joy of Fire. We demand a name change! Joy of Fire sounded like some blue-and-green gear set. What kind of joke was that?

But that was only a beautiful wish. By now, everyone knew the High Elves had two artifacts at home. One was the Disintegration Staff, while the other was Joy of Fire... ahem, Flame Strike.

Thori'dal, Fury of the Stars, that artifact Titan creation longbow, strictly speaking belonged to the Windrunner family's private property, so it could not be included.

So why change the name? Joy of Fire was great. It was down-to-earth and approachable. Unlike Frostmourne, which was