The Tidestone, a powerful Pillar of Creation, had the full name of the Tidestone of Golganneth.
That was because the Titan who had made it was called Golganneth.
He possessed supreme power over the skies and oceans and was known as the Lord of Sea and Sky.
The words "sea and sky" made Herad think of Haitian soy sauce, packed with technology and dubious additives.
But the Tidestone made by Golganneth, the Lord of Sea and Sky, certainly had nothing watered-down about its power!
The Tidestone had originally been in the hands of the Titan Keepers.
After completing their task of creation, those careless fellows had put it down somewhere and then forgotten where they had left it.
Later, as the Night Elves rose to prominence, they found these Pillars of Creation one after another and put them on display as precious historical artifacts.
The Tidestone changed hands several times before finally reaching Nar'thalas Academy in Azsuna.
Prince Farondis, who ruled Azsuna, had been Queen Azshara's most trusted adviser.
Yet the prince had witnessed Queen Azshara and those high-ranking figures fall into betrayal and corruption with his own eyes.
Demonic temptation and chaos were everywhere in the Royal City.
Brimming with a sense of justice, Prince Farondis intended to save his country and stop all this from continuing.
He planned to use the Tidestone in Nar'thalas Academy.
With the Tidestone's gentle power over water, he could safely destroy the Well of Eternity in the Royal City and close the Portal to the Twisting Nether.
This plan would harm no one, much less detonate the Well of Eternity and blast Kalimdor to pieces.
It was like blasting a mountain with explosives, which would send rocks flying everywhere.
If things went badly, a few people might get blown up.
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