Only then did Deren voice his final question. "Even if the Second War had somehow ended within a year, with humanity victorious, the existence of Alleria and Turalyon's child, Arator, is highly questionable. They met and fell in love during the Second War in Year 6 After the Dark Portal, then conceived the child that same year.
"If elven pregnancies are similar to human ones, then the child should have been born in Year 7 After the Dark Portal. But Vereesa said that before Alleria set out for Draenor in Year 8 After the Dark Portal, she entrusted the child to her, and the child was only a few months old. Don't you think there's something wrong with that?"
"What's wrong with it? Maybe elves simply have a longer gestation period than humans," the Black Dragon said dismissively.
"That's not the only issue!" Deren shook his hand. "The strangest thing is that elves and humans can produce mixed-blood children at all."
The Black Dragon's face darkened as she lowered her head to look at her abdomen.
Only then did Deren realize what he had said wrong. He hurriedly tried to remedy it. "What I mean is, Vereesa clearly had Alleria's child to care for, yet she still joined Rhonin's operation at Grim Batol. That makes no sense."
"What's so strange about that?" Onyxia said indifferently. "Maybe she remembered it wrong. When Vereesa went to Grim Batol with Rhonin, Alleria might not have left for Draenor yet."
That was exactly what Deren had been waiting for. "All right, then let's sort out the Timeline properly. It just so happens that both of you involved are here."
The Black Dragon and Jaina exchanged a glance, suddenly feeling that something was wrong.
"First, Oni, I need to confirm something. Father-in-law—no, Deathwing—after being utterly