Ironforge Incident

To be honest, Zul'ra felt quite guilty about letting Chen take Lili Stormstout out to have her fill of fun. After all, if anything happened, he would not be able to escape responsibility either.

But the problem was that a brat like Lili Stormstout simply could not be cowed by beatings or taught through lectures. She could only be allowed to crash into a wall and bloody her head herself, so she would learn a profound enough lesson to set her back on the right path.

After much thought, Chen could not come up with a better solution, so he decided to accept Zul'ra's suggestion. He would simply let Lili Stormstout run wild to her heart's content and wait for the girl to hit a wall before turning back.

With Chen's consent, Zul'ra did not waste any words. He crafted a silver necklace, imbued it with a teleportation spell that would activate as a warning, and gave it to the little girl.

Besides giving her something for protection, Zul'ra offered Chen plenty of advice as well. He was to keep a close eye on Lili during their journey and let her suffer a little, but not let anything truly happen to her. He should also assign her some homework, such as mathematics and literacy. Children could never go wrong learning more.

To encourage Lili's enthusiasm for learning, Zul'ra procured many little magical trinkets from Silvermoon City and made some himself. He handed them to Chen for safekeeping, telling him to use them as rewards for the little one when needed, guiding her appropriately and so on.

Zul'ra was very enthusiastic about helping Chen educate Lili Stormstout. Though he was not formally married yet, he had reached an age where he had begun to look forward to having descendants of his