The Meeting

In the end, Lim made his decision. He placed his father under house arrest, took over Gilneas's highest authority, and began planning the evacuation of Gilneas's people.

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It would take time to evacuate all the survivors of Gilneas, so Prince Liam had to plan the withdrawal carefully. He even had to prepare for the worst: if the battle between the Bloodfang Worgen and the Forsaken ended, those still in Gilneas City might have no way to escape. If that happened, someone would have to hold the line and buy time for the evacuees. And facing the Forsaken, who covered the land as far as the eye could see, the fate of those left behind was easy to imagine.

Prince Liam had already decided who would stay behind. He planned to hold the line himself.

"Useless! All of you are useless! You can't even find out why those worgen suddenly attacked us! What use are you?!"

Varimathras flew into a rage at the skeletal rogue before him. Things had been going smoothly, but now another complication had arisen. No one would be in a good mood, but Varimathras was putting on more of a show for the human beside him.

It was called assistance, but in truth it was surveillance. Varimathras and Sylvanas both knew it, as did everyone else. So, to reassure Sylvanas, Varimathras had to hide his true self and play a part: concealing who he really was and acting like the person Sylvanas wanted him to be, even though they both knew it was all an act.

"All right, all right. You may leave."

Varimathras had finished venting. He waved the Forsaken away, then his expression changed, and he turned to Nath Pallas with a fawning smile.

"Honored Nath Pallas, what do you think