Before entering the inner hall of Ulduar, Aaron had arranged for a part of the expeditionary force to go to Celestial Planetarium to clean up the scattered Iron Legion members. At this moment, these soldiers were guarding the door of Celestial Planetarium.
There are also some soldiers pointing at the planet model placed in front of Celestial Planetarium.
"Do you think this part looks a lot like Quel'Thalas?"
"This seems to be Kul Tiras?"
"I found Dun Morogh, right here!"
This model is as tall as a person, suspended above a circular base, and is slowly rotating at the same time. In addition to Eastern Kingdoms and Northrend, which are relatively familiar to the soldiers of the expeditionary force, the model also depicts the locations of Kalimdor, Pandaria and other landmasses. Although there is no text mark on the surface of the model, the detailed terrain still makes the soldiers aware of the significance of this model.
After the shock of these soldiers seeing this model for the first time passed, they immediately realized the added value of this thing. Many of them were copying this model and trying to draw a map.
Apart from anything else, if this map is sold to Kul Tiras people who make a living by sailing, it should be able to fetch a good price.
It's a pity that these soldiers don't know that Aaron had already taken a Azeroth map from Ironaya a long time ago and handed it to Tandred. These soldiers' wishes are destined to come true.
"Brann, is there anything unusual here?" Aaron walked around in front of the Celestial Planetarium door and found a red-haired and red-bearded dwarf who was circling the Azeroth model, dragging this guy who was planning a great archaeological project against the planet model back from fantasy to reality.
"Here? Abnormal? Nothing." Brann reluctantly withdrew his gaze, pointed at the corpses of steel objects in twos and threes near Celestial Planetarium and said, "According to your instructions, we cleaned up these guys, and then you said you wouldn't let us open the door? We had to stay here."
Listening to Brann's statement, Aaron breathed a sigh of relief, but noticed that Bronzebeard Dwarves's eyes seemed a little erratic. Obviously, this guy did not fully obey Aaron's previous instructions.
Judging from the way Brann's eyes kept drifting toward the door of Celestial Planetarium, this guy might be interested in
"You must have discovered a lot of things in Celestial Planetarium, right?" Aaron tried, pretending to be nonchalant.
"What did you find? There is obviously nothing." Brann immediately showed a disappointed expression when he heard Aaron's words. After saying this, Brann realized what he had said and hurriedly covered his mouth, "No, I didn't say anything just now."
"Take it out." Aaron said with a straight face and stretched out his hand to Brann.
"Okay." Brann kicked his head, took out a huge disc from his arms, and reluctantly handed it to Aaron.
Aaron walked towards the gate of Celestial Planetarium and asked Brann casually, "Where did you find out?"
"There is an archive at the end of the hall on the other side, and I found this disk from inside. I thought it was the key here, so I took it and tried it." Brann followed Aaron to the door, pointed at the door and said, "I really just opened it and took a look, but I didn't even go in."
For Brann, Aaron is a polymath who is familiar with many ancient ruins, whether in Uldaman or Northrend, Brann unearthed many ancient relics with great historical value only with the help of Aaron, so he was afraid that Aaron would not take him with him wherever he went next time.
Aaron placed the disc-shaped key in the depression in the center of Celestial Planetarium's door. Under Brann's guidance, he turned the disc a few times, and the door slowly opened to both sides, revealing the empty hall behind the door.
Celestial Planetarium There is no stargazing instrument that Aaron thinks should appear here. There is only an empty hall and a round transparent rostrum in the center of the hall.
"Will that guy named Algalon appear from here?" Vereesa looked around curiously and asked at the same time, "Why don't you go call more people? Algalon should be difficult to deal with, right?"
"I have no intention of fighting. If I do fight with the observers, it will be too late." Aaron shook his head, looked at the empty round platform in Celestial Planetarium, and said to the people around him, "As for Algalon's strength, it is probably enough to find a guardian."
Algalon's thinking is very mechanical. He will start analyzing Azeroth as soon as he arrives. If the Expeditionary Force finishes fighting with him, no matter the victory or defeat, Algalon will send a signal to start the Azeroth restart program. Even if Algalon's judgment is proved wrong by actual actions, the program termination signal will need to be sent by then.
The question is, where to send the signal? In the game, this signal is sent by Dalaran.
However, in the game, when Brann led a group of adventurers to defeat Algalon, Dalaran was already in the state of Necropolis after reconstruction. The current Dalaran is still on the south bank of Lordamere Lake. If the signal is brought back for transmission, Azeroth may have been restarted.
Out of this consideration, Aaron must stop Algalon before he can start working on his own. In order to avoid being too late, Aaron has already sent Xal'atath called out, and just waited for Algalon to appear before asking Xal'atath to go forward and inform the other party of the relevant information. The rest was left to Algalon to negotiate with Azeroth himself.
"Are you ready?"
"Of course I have no problem. I've done this kind of thing many times." Xal'atath glanced at Aaron. Every time she recruited people for Azeroth, she basically followed the same steps. This time she would just follow the previous process, but...
Xal'atath took advantage of the arrival of Algalon and said to Aaron, "The question is, are you ready?"
"Me?" Aaron is a little confused.
Xal'atath pointed at Aaron's head, "If Algalon goes to Halls of Valor, he must go from you. He is a complete individual, unlike the previous guys who only have a soul state."
"What?" Before Aaron had time to ask, he saw a white light appearing in the center of the transparent round platform, and a tall humanoid creature appeared in the light.
The humanoid creature's body is completely blue and translucent, with a skeleton composed of white dots and branch lines connecting the dots on its limbs and body. It is Algalon the Observer.