Amid the clinking of glasses, father and daughter finished off a bottle of Sunlight Vintage.
With the wine gone, they had no reason to remain in the tavern. After casually paying for the drinks, they left and began strolling through the streets of Dalaran.
As they wandered, they chatted idly.
"Since you're here, that means you're prepared to help Dalaran fight the Scourge, right?"
As he watched a construct pass by them, Ye Ting asked casually.
"Of course. What else could I do? I can't just stand by and watch this city of magic fall to the undead, then let them summon the Burning Legion." Medivh replied with a bitter smile.
But Ye Ting immediately sensed something was off. "...What does taking Dalaran have to do with summoning the Burning Legion? Didn't we take away that Medivh's Book of yours, the one that explained how to open the Dark Portal?"
That was what Ye Ting found strangest.
To prevent such a disaster from happening again, after defeating Sargeras in Karazhan, Ye Ting had made sure to either take away or destroy every document and artifact in Karazhan that might have had anything to do with summoning demons. Unlike Khadgar in the original history, he had not left Medivh's Book with the Kirin Tor.
That meant no one should have specifically attacked Dalaran in order to summon demons.
Of course, anyone could tell that even without that book, the Burning Legion would find a way to teach Azeroth's traitors and ambitious schemers how to summon them. Demons were not idiots.
But since Dalaran clearly did not possess Medivh's Book, why had it still become a target of the Scourge?
After pondering for a moment, Medivh gave him the answer.
It turned out that after the Second War ended and Ye Ting