Theramore Infiltration

Khadgar's mages waited for Jaina's instructions. Only Akazamzarah had been led aside by Sylvanas for a private conversation. The Ranger-General waved a hand, sending her soldiers to stand guard around the area. The Female Elf looked down at the Goblin and said bluntly, "I do not trust the Sunreavers."

"But Saren is already in Lady Proudmoore's meeting room..." Akazamzarah said. "If he truly is a traitor, everything happening inside Theramore will be known to the Horde in an instant."

"I'll keep my eye on him myself." Sylvanas watched as the Sunreaver mages blended into Theramore's defenses, an uneasy feeling lingering in her heart. "As for you... don't disappoint me." She handed the short figure before her the scroll Nathanos had given her.

The Goblin unfolded it and was stunned by the description and magical formulas written upon it. "This must be the work of a master. I have never seen such a complete teleportation spell, even in Dalaran."

"Then can you complete this spell?"

Akazamzarah considered it for several minutes before assuring her, "Yes, but setting up the magic array will take a great deal of time, and it will require at least ten powerful mages working together."

"The Silver Covenant's strongest spellcasters are all here, along with Archmage Vargoth. He will help you as well. I have only one question: how long do you need?"

"At least one day!" Akazamzarah raised one finger.

"One day!" Sylvanas raised her voice, and the displeasure on her face made the Goblin swallow.

"Please understand, General. I examined this spell carefully just now and found that its casting range is truly too great."

Theramore... where would it be teleported to?

Somewhere safe.

Sylvanas recalled Nathanos's promise. "Can you tell where the destination is?"

"Uh, I do not know the exact location. I can