Witness

As the defense, Nathanos felt this put Baine in a difficult position. The Tauren had to endure countless venomous stares throughout the hall. Tyrande, by contrast, seemed to have become the goddess of justice in everyone's eyes, determined to substantiate every charge against Garrosh.

Taran Zhu felt the time was about right and nodded to both sides. Only then did Nathanos notice that a member of the Bronze Dragonflight stood beside both Tyrande and Baine: one a Gnome, the other a High Elf.

"Here, I would also like to thank our Bronze Dragon friends on behalf of everyone involved in this trial," Taran Zhu said. "With them here, the statements of both the defense and the prosecution will no longer be mere dull words. Any events they mention may be presented before us as real scenes."

A stir rose in the hall as everyone wondered what Taran Zhu meant. At that moment, the leader of The Order of the Cloud Serpent lifted the black cloth covering something on the table before him. It was an hourglass. Nathanos's eyelid twitched. The two Bronze Dragon members looked quite pleased with themselves and smiled at those present. Then the High Elf turned his amber eyes toward Nathanos and smiled at him alone. Yet the Witherer could sense something indescribable in that smile.

The two Dragon members stepped up to the hourglass. Before they even began speaking, Nathanos already understood what they intended to do. The Bronze Dragons called this hourglass the "Time Aspect" and explained how it worked. Simply put, it was a tangible tool that used magic to display scenes from the past, though it could not be used without limit. Nathanos noticed that no sand was falling from the upper half of the hourglass. This item had a time limit.

Strangely,