Agna explained to Thrall, "Members of the Earthen Ring once stayed here to ensure that the Elemental Furies were not disturbed by mortal trivialities. Only those who needed their wisdom or sincerely offered help could speak with them. Of course, that is merely a polite way of putting it. The Elemental Furies can certainly handle their own affairs."
They stepped off the surface of the lake, their feet touching the damp mud. The Power of the Four Elemental surged here. Thrall felt the elements' favor, while Agna was communicating with them.
Suddenly, they appeared before their eyes.
Four enormous elemental beings slowly approached. They looked much like the elemental incarnations of Azeroth: fierce, wild, and full of power.
Even from a distance, he could feel their immense power. No, beings like these certainly had no need to worry about anyone coming to bother them. It would be fortunate enough if they left others alone.
In a gentle, humble voice, Agna introduced them one by one. "Gordawg, Earthfury; Eblius, Fury of Water; Ithranatus, Fury of Fire; and Karadios, Fury of Air. If there is anything in this land that can help you, Go'el," Agna said softly and earnestly, "it is them. Go on, introduce yourself, and then ask your questions."
For a moment, Thrall felt as though he had returned to the time when he first met the elements. The elemental spirits had come to him one after another, speaking within his thoughts and mind.
Now, perhaps they would do it again under similar circumstances. Which one should I begin with? He chose Karadios, the Fury of Air, and began walking toward him. Air had the gentlest elemental nature, didn't it? Air was the most perceptive of all the elements. Perhaps he could sense something.
Thrall almost immediately felt the impact