Let you down again, let you down again. I still couldn't manage a burst of extra chapters today, so this is just a regular update. I wanted to make that clear. Rex finally met Jaina at Aegwynn's residence.
Rex and Jaina had not seen each other for some time. Their last meeting had been several months earlier. Jaina had remained in Kul Tiras throughout that time without leaving, though the two had stayed in contact. Wired Telegraphs were now in widespread use. The Horde had only just introduced them, but every nation in the Alliance had already adopted them.
The various kingdoms had already linked their Wired Telegraph networks together. With Wired Telegraphs, exchanging messages was a very simple matter, no longer as difficult as it had been before.
Communication was easy, too, so despite not having met for some time, neither felt distant from the other.
Rex personally welcomed Jaina inside. Watching him, Jaina immediately noticed that he was acting out of character. Yes, out of character.
Since when had Rex been so attentive? Jaina approached Aegwynn with graceful steps and immediately bowed to her.
The bow Jaina gave was the one a student offered a teacher.
Aegwynn had given Jaina a great deal of guidance. As Jaina's strength continued to grow, there were fewer and fewer people capable of advising her and guiding her forward.
Jaina's original mentor could no longer offer her much help. Antonidas had laid the foundations for her growth. Everything Jaina had achieved could be said to be the result of his training. Without Antonidas, even with her talent, she could not have become a Heroic Powerhouse in such a short time. After all, every generation had its share of talented people.
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