Arugal had vanished.
Finding him would not be easy. Rex could only estimate when he had left the Mage Tower. But where had Arugal intended to go?
Rex had no idea, so he had nowhere to look.
For the time being, Rex set that lead aside. He would not give up on tracking Arugal, but his attention had shifted to the Kingdom of Gilneas.
To forge iron, the hammer itself had to be strong. The same principle applied here: he needed to focus on his own strength.
Strictly speaking, Arugal and the Naga were merely side issues. What truly mattered was beginning a thorough search for traces of Worgen within the Kingdom of Gilneas.
Once Rex turned his attention to this, he began steadily intensifying the search.
Rex could not remain in the Kingdom of Gilneas much longer. As Marshal of the Expeditionary Force, a short stay in the kingdom was acceptable, but lingering too long would have adverse consequences.
Rex had already worked it out. Three days-he could remain in the Kingdom of Gilneas for three more days at most. If he still had not found any traces of Worgen by then, he would have to return to Outland first.
With an archmage available, traveling back and forth was convenient. It was simply a matter of opening a Portal.
It won't take too much time, Rex thought to himself.
Seeing that he still had some time, Rex entered the Warcraft System world.
As Rex grew stronger and his forces expanded, the Warcraft System was becoming less and less helpful to him.
The Hero Spirits within it were far from weak. If he formed an army composed entirely of soldiers possessed by Hero Spirits,
it would undoubtedly rank among the finest forces in Azeroth.
But for all the Warcraft System's