The Plane Portal wasn't opened just anytime. This passage was for transporting reinforcements and war supplies.
High-grade bones weren't strategic resources, so they weren't on the list for this plane transport.
But everything was negotiable. Medivh sent out a second batch of three hundred Iron-Clad Ballistae. In exchange, every time the Plane Portal to the Horn Plane opened, the Wrynn Family would receive a certain amount of transport capacity.
After reaching an agreement with the Noble Council of Loran City, Medivh immediately had his Extreme Blue Bone Spirit Substitute prepare in advance, transporting a batch of high-grade bones to the Plane Teleportation Plaza to await transfer.
He set aside places for the Snow Fox-people and Snow Werewolves, allowing the two races to select a group of people to accompany him. That way, when he forged and resurrected the ancestors of both races, they could recover their lost heritage.
After living peacefully for some time, the Snow Fox-people and Snow Werewolves had come to trust Medivh fairly well. They immediately selected a group of outstanding members of their races to go to Kurd City and pay their respects to him.
As for the lost heritage, they were skeptical. After all, if you hadn't experienced something like that firsthand, it seemed too fantastical.
Hilda still had to command the legions of both families. It wasn't yet time for her to return to Loran City and reunite with Medivh.
This time, Hilda didn't write Medivh a letter. There was an Extreme Blue Bone Spirit Substitute in the Horn Plane, and Medivh often projected his mind into the skeleton to chat with her.
Medivh knew everything that was happening on her end.
He also helped pass along what she wanted to say to Jaina.
Many nights, Medivh acted as a messenger, telling Jaina bedtime