After a long while, Aegwynn finally said bitterly, "So my Medivh was swallowed up by this Timeline's world. There was no longer a place for him in the storybook. Left as a hint for the future?"
Deren spread his hands, indicating that he did not know either. "The entire world changed greatly the instant I appeared. I don't know whether my influence on the world has been good or bad. But for now, Azeroth's Soul seems to approve of my actions."
Aegwynn poured herself a cup of tea and slowly took small sips. Then she asked, "Do you still know the storybook's story of this world?"
Deren gave a wry smile. "If things had followed the original story, it would have been troublesome. Disasters would have come one after another, all world-ending in scale. Of course, there would also have been many heroes stepping forward to save the world."
"What about me? What happened to me later? White Jaina refused to tell me." Aegwynn could only care about her own future.
"Unfortunately, every storybook gave you a bad ending. You perished together with that Twilight Ogre while trying to save Med'an." Deren recalled it before answering.
"How could I not even beat an Ogre?" Aegwynn said incredulously.
"In that Timeline, there was no me. Naturally, I would not have ambushed Deathwing, and no one would have obtained Elune's blessing for you to restore your youth. In fact, in the storybooks, every female had a tragic fate. Either she died herself, or her family died, her subjects died, or her friends died. And for heroes, the moment of their greatest glory was also the moment of their fall." Thinking of all that mess, Deren could not help shaking his head.
"So when I went to fight the Ogre, my mana had