Let me talk a little about the state of this book. Originally, my plan was to skip the Lich King arc and finish the book this month, but after thinking it over, I decided against it. I'm currently learning iOS development and don't have much time, nor am I in the mood to start a new book, so I'll keep writing this one. I don't know when it will end, but there will be at least several hundred thousand more Chinese characters. Beyond that, I can't say for certain. Another million or two million are both possible. All right, after all that rambling, I just wanted to make it clear that this book definitely won't be ending this month. Reaching three million Chinese characters is a real possibility; the rest will depend on how things go.
Rex had decided to return to Azeroth and had already begun making the arrangements. Yet by the time he actually returned, nearly another two months had passed.
During that time, Rex had been handling the handover in Outland. He intended to return to Azeroth, but someone still had to remain in charge of the Alliance Expedition's camp.
The handover was a cumbersome affair, and it took Rex almost two months to get everything settled.
Rex had spent well over a year, nearly two, overseeing the expedition's camp in Outland. Now that he was returning to Azeroth, he suddenly felt much lighter. Tirion Fordring and Bolvar would succeed him, with Tirion Fordring in command and Bolvar as his deputy. Originally, Bolvar had been the most suitable candidate to take over when Rex stepped down as marshal of the Alliance Expedition. After all, Bolvar had Stormwind City's support behind him, giving him more backing than Tirion Fordring. With Rex only just relinquishing the position, Tirion