"No need to be so modest. Your strength is quite respectable." Malygos had begun to acknowledge Patrick, and then spoke of his own plans. "The Arcane Pact is a very good idea."
"But Azeroth's spellcasters are far too dangerous. At this rate, they will destroy our planet sooner or later. What do you think of these spellcasters?"
Oh? Straight to the point? Patrick likewise fixed his gaze on Malygos. "Only a small minority of spellcasters are dangerous."
"No, all magic should be under our control. This is the authority the Titans granted us. We must use the power of arcane magic to protect this world."
At this, Patrick stopped talking in circles with Malygos. "Protecting this world with the power of arcane magic is indeed a great ideal, but out of all Azeroth's spellcasters, only those in Dalaran have affected Azeroth's defensive system. In the more than six thousand years since Quel'Thalas was founded, what demon has ever crossed the ley line system and entered Eversong Woods? Only Dalaran's spellcasters draw on ley line energy without restraint, weakening Azeroth's defenses."
"And compared to that, what I want to know more is whether the decision to protect the world is your idea or Malygos's."
Patrick's words immediately caused an uproar. Eregos, Halreen, Saragoss, Kyrissa, Talarigos, and the Arcane Guardians standing nearby were instantly shocked. Once they recovered, Eregos, Talarigos, and the other blue dragons prepared to attack, while Halreen, Saragoss, Kyrissa, and Tarecgosa, who knew the details, remained silent.
Patrick's words had just confirmed their suspicions. The Aspect of the Blue before them had been influenced and was no longer the Spellweaver Malygos of old.
"Destroy this insolent fellow." Malygos showed little reaction. As the Aspect of the Blue, here in his own lair, he had nothing to fear. He calmly