Contract?" Algalon took the thick stack of contracts handed over by Azeroth in confusion. As an observer who has been observing the state of various planets developed by Titans all year round, what Algalon most often does is to restart the world polluted by Old Gods.
In Algalon's understanding, since Pantheon has collapsed, it is normal for him to work for Azeroth now. As for the contract that Azeroth handed over to him, Algalon can't quite understand the necessity of this thing, but since it was given to him by Titans, let's take a good look at it.
Algalon calmed down and began to read the contract, only to find out to his embarrassment that this contract was for creatures similar in size to humans. He had to reduce his size to read the contract smoothly.
Watching Algalon, who had shrunk in size, carefully read the contract, which was estimated to have hundreds of pages, Aaron quietly approached Azeroth and asked in a low voice, "How did you come up with a contract?"
In Azeroth, there are very few people who can use contracts. Mainly Goblin and a small number of mages can use this kind of thing. After all, ordinary people are illiterate. If Azeroth wants to recruit Algalon, it obviously only needs two parties.
"Of course I learned it from you." Azeroth glanced at Aaron with a meaningful expression.
Aaron scratched his head. He had indeed implemented the contract system within Ya-Mei Trading Company. He did not expect that Azeroth would also learn from it.
What Aaron is most curious about now is what exactly Azeroth wrote in the contract. There are hundreds of pages of the contract. It is really hard to imagine how much content is in it.
"Sir Azeroth, these... contracts you gave me seem to be duplicates?" At this moment, Algalon roughly turned over the contracts in his hand and handed most of them back to Azeroth.
Azeroth took it over with some embarrassment and explained that these contracts were not just for Algalon. According to Azeroth's idea, in the future, whenever she recruits an Titan-forged who originally served Pantheon, she would have to sign such a contract. When talking about this, Azeroth also said that Archaedas and the others would have to sign a supplementary contract after the matter was completed.
Aaron asked in confusion, "Why do you need so many contracts?"
In Azeroth's hometown, the binding force of contracts mainly comes from the law, but in Azeroth's world, the binding force of a contract depends on the consciousness of both parties. From Aaron's point of view, there is no need to sign such a contract.
"Of course it is to deal with those guys." Azeroth pointed at the Titans soul that was wandering unconsciously inside Celestial Planetarium, "I will definitely resurrect them in the future. In order to prevent them from blaming me, I have prepared these contracts in advance to silence them."
Aaron nodded confusedly, vaguely feeling that something was wrong, but seeing Azeroth's unwillingness to say more on this topic, Aaron wisely gave up the idea of continuing to ask, and Azeroth just had fun.
Over there, Algalon had signed his name at the end of the contract in accordance with Azeroth's instructions, and then Azeroth took it away.
"Okay, now you are colleagues." Azeroth looked at Archaedas and Algalon, pointed at Aaron and said to them.
Aaron said hello to Algalon helplessly. In fact, he didn't have much experience working under Azeroth. After all, except for Xal'atath who would occasionally show up to say something, Azeroth would basically not interfere with what he was doing.
"In order to avoid attracting some people's attention, I usually won't show up. I'll definitely have to leave something to you in the future. You should be mentally prepared." Maybe it was because it was a rare trip out of Maker's Overlook, so Azeroth seemed a little excited and handed over a lot of things in a lengthy manner.
Because of the identity of this guy Titans, everyone present could only listen quietly to her continued chatter until the console in front of Archaedas suddenly sounded a beep. Archaedas operated it a few times, indicating that someone outside Celestial Planetarium was calling the door. This finally made Azeroth stop talking.
"In this case, I will leave first. You continue to work hard and try to kill that guy Yogg-Saron today." After Azeroth said this, he asked Archaedas to open Celestial Planetarium's isolation. He disappeared quickly in the blink of an eye and should have returned to Maker's Overlook.
According to Azeroth, her identity is too sensitive. Once she appears, she may attract the prying eyes of Sargeras, who wants to transform her into Fel Titans. If it weren't for what Algalon wants to do this time, it is too dangerous, she will definitely not leave Maker's Overlook.
There is nothing we can do about this. When Pantheon discovered the sleeping Azeroth, he had already realized the potential of Azeroth. Once Azeroth is officially born, he will become the most powerful Titans, enough to fight against Void Lords who has been hiding in Void.
It is also for this reason that Sargeras repeatedly directed Burning Legion, who was not sure of Azeroth's specific location and could only reach Azeroth through the portal, to launch expeditions. If he knew that Azeroth had a clear self-awareness, it was hard to say what kind of crazy actions Sargeras would make.
Archaedas opened the door to Celestial Planetarium and let in a young dragon-like Green Dragonflight. This Green Dragonflight was not a member of Green Dragonflight sent by Ysera, but Green Dragonflight who had been staying inside Ulduar.
In fact, there are a large number of creatures related to natural forces living in Freya's Conservatory of Life. In addition to Green Dragonflight and acquaintances, there are also half-human and half-deer Dryad, piranha flowers that can move freely...Freya did not use Forge of Wills to create his own family like several other Titan Keeperss. Instead, he gathered a large number of natural beings born in Azeroth, and the leader among them is Wild God.
This Green Dragonflight messenger brought some bad news: Freya sensed that a group of strange life forms appeared behind the seal. According to Freya, the state of those life forms was very wrong. They did not look like normal creatures, nor did they look like Faceless Oness who were born from the bodies of Old Godss.
"Is there something moving behind here?" Aaron, led by Green Dragonflight baby dragon, returned to the location of the seal. After hearing the description of the messenger before, Aaron thought of the Undead army that escaped from Icecrown Citadel. Could it be that Old Gods is attacking Undead Is the purpose of the Legion's helping hand just to let Undeads help break the seal that imprisons Yogg-Saron?
"Yes, and the stability of the entire cage is also declining. If we continue to let it go, Yogg-Saron will be able to escape in a few days." Freya pointed in the direction of Halls of Reflection and said.
"Of course, let's open the door now. Let's stop those saboteurs first, and then kill Yogg-Saron. Wouldn't all the problems be solved?"
"Things are not that simple." After hearing what Aaron said, Freya hurriedly waved his hands and said, "You may not know the price to pay to kill a Old Gods. If you kill Yogg-Saron like you said, it will have a very bad impact on the entire planet and Mr. Azeroth."