Seeing Lezi Long stop talking, Onyxia patted her chest and urged, "What are you keeping us in suspense for? Hurry up and say it!"
Chromie clutched her chest in pain before saying aggrievedly, "That child was infected by the Scourge and has now become Undead. Can you imagine it? Such an important person actually became Undead."
Deren consoled her, "You don't need to panic so much. In this ridiculous world, becoming Undead isn't some huge deal. Undead creatures have existed on Azeroth since ancient times, whether Orc skeletons or other ancient ghosts."
Chromie said miserably, "It's not like you don't know. Arator was supposed to become a Paladin in the future. Now he's Undead."
Hearing that, Deren said even more dismissively, "There's no conflict between Undead and the Holy Light either. It's not a big deal."
"You!" Chromie had originally wanted to take her anger out on Deren, but after thinking it over, she realized he had a point. After a moment, she asked him, "Could we use that method? Jaina's original path?"
Deren chuckled. "You know Turalyon's current situation. With his influence, he can just find a Naaru to Lightforge his Undead son and solve the problem. It's just that he and Alleria will have to work harder in the future, since Undead can't have children."
Chromie's mouth fell open. She wanted to refute him, but she could not find any flaw in his reasoning. It sounded almost perfect. Helplessly, she could only sigh. "All right. I've already taken him to Vereesa. I hope he can hold on until his father returns."
Deren thought back and remembered something. "It's fine. Don't we still have that forgotten journalist, Arthas? If Undead Arator runs into any energy shortage problems, just bring Arthas out to help stabilize him."
Chromie stared blankly at