I couldn't get through to the courier, and no one responded to my refund request either. Looking at the automatic refund countdown, it was going to take so long-ten whole days. I hoped those ten days would pass without trouble.
Trouble had broken out in Lordaeron City and at Tidehunter Neptulon's location at the same time.
Rex did not hesitate over whether to go to Lordaeron City's aid or to Tidehunter Neptulon's location. Although the situation in Lordaeron City looked serious, with plumes of black smoke rising from it as he watched from his position, he knew exactly where that smoke came from. Clearly, parts of Lordaeron City had caught fire, producing those clouds of smoke.
Lordaeron City's situation looked grave, but as for its firefighting efforts, Rex
was not worried in the slightest. Lordaeron City was no longer what it had once been. With electricity and other innovations coming into widespread use, streetlights were far from the only new installations. There were plenty of others, such as the network of water pipes running throughout Lordaeron City.
At the moment, Lordaeron City was not really a problem. What truly concerned Rex was the situation involving Tidehunter Neptulon.
His attention had been drawn entirely to the battle taking place there.
By then, Rex had already received the information Limas had provided. The guards had carried the unconscious Limas away, encountering no enemies along the way, and had easily settled him somewhere safe. Meanwhile, another guard had begun passing on what Limas had said, and that information soon reached Rex's ears.
Unlike Jaina, Rex believed there was a real possibility that the Undead's objective, as Limas had claimed, was him.
Rescuing Tidehunter Neptulon would have been a major objective. Yet these Undead were attacking him without the slightest mercy. Their actions proved