Although Rex was inside the Warcraft System world and did not know much about what was happening outside, he had sensed something.
The Archmage's arrival, for instance, was not something Rex had arranged beforehand. He had contacted the Archmage from within the Warcraft System world. This world was the birthplace of the Archmage, the Paladin, and the others. Although they had left it, their connection to it had never been severed.
The Beastmaster, who was currently with the Horde, had been exchanging messages with Rex all along. They communicated through the Warcraft System world, to which they still had a strong connection.
Although the Warcraft System world was expanding now and that connection had weakened considerably, Rex could still contact the Archmage.
Originally, Rex had not intended to do so, but events in the real world had prompted him to reach out to the Archmage.
Rex's mind was completely immersed in the Warcraft System world, but he was not entirely unaware of what was happening in reality.
He still had a vague sense of it. Although he could not make out the details, he knew someone was moving his body around. Under normal circumstances, he would have woken up immediately.
After all, entering the Warcraft System did not mean leaving himself at anyone's mercy.
After entrusting matters in the real world to the Archmage, Rex stopped concerning himself with what happened next. If anything else came up, the Archmage could simply send him a message.
Rex watched the world change around him. The vast grasslands had been replaced by ravines of every kind. The stretches of land were still connected, but gullies cut through them, leaving only narrow paths between them. Rex did not particularly care about the disappearance of the grasslands. They offered him little benefit, and the wild