Aaron and Vereesa didn't know that Naga behind them was planning to give them a big gift when they came back. When they left Eye of Azshara, they found that Naga didn't chase them. After coming up, Aaron slowed down - Proto-Dragon, who was tamed by Archaedas, was not brought with him. The stone giant could only cast a spell for himself and run on the sea mountain. The speed was much slower than that of a gryphon.
Aaron and Vereesa were flying forward at a speed similar to Archaedas, but they did not expect that Archaedas suddenly stopped not long after running out and looked towards the north with confused eyes.
"Archaedas, what's wrong?"
"Where is the north?" Archaedas's expression was a bit unsightly. "I can feel the earth there wailing, and it feels like the situation is worse than Desolace's."
"North?" Aaron guessed where Archaedas was talking about without looking, "That's where Tomb of Sargeras is."
"Sargeras? That fallen Titans?" Archaedas was startled by Aaron's words. He had heard Sargeras transform into Fel before. Titans, the group destroyed Pantheon, but I didn't expect to see Sargeras's graveyard here, "Did that Titans actually die there?"
Although Archaedas was resentful that Sargeras actually killed Pantheon, but because of this, he had a deeper understanding of the power of Titans. Back then, Aman'Thul could kill Y'Shaarj by force, but Sargeras's power was simply unimaginable.
"Well... it's not actually Sargeras himself. In fact, it's just an incarnation of Sargeras buried there," Aaron simply told Archaedas about Aegwynn's battle with Sargeras's incarnation.
"There are such powerful humans." Archaedas couldn't help but exclaimed. Since he thought about it, he has seen the development and potential of various mortal races, but even Aaron, who has been favored by Azeroth, was only able to compete with the guardian in just a minute or two. He really didn't expect that there would be an existence among humans that could face the fallen Titans - even if it was just an incarnation, it was enough to surprise Archaedas.
However, after learning that such a powerful person was born among human beings, Archaedas didn't have many thoughts. He just lamented that Azeroth mortals should not be underestimated.
What he is more concerned about is the damage caused to the earth by the burial place of the incarnation of Sargeras. As Earth-Warder, who is older than Neltharion, Archaedas is more sensitive to the changes in the earth. "When the remaining tentacles of Yogg-Saron are cleaned up, I will bring people to clean up the pollution here."
"Have you thought clearly about the Fel pollution of Tomb of Sargeras?" Aaron asked in slight surprise.
"Yeah, what's wrong? What's the problem?" Archaedas knew that Aaron had some information that even he couldn't grasp. When Aaron asked this, he thought there would be some problems in cleaning up this kind of pollution.
"It's okay, just note that the Fel inside attracts a lot of demons, so be careful when the time comes." Aaron waved his hand, and the demons in Tomb of Sargeras got the words Fel contained in the incarnation of Sargeras and became very powerful. Being able to clean up a period of time in advance is not a bad thing. As for Illidan not being able to come here to get Eye of Sargeras to harm one party, it is also a good thing. Anyway, there is no Lich King frozen on Frozen Throne now and Illidan is needed for long-range bombing.
After silently writing down the location of this area, Archaedas signaled to Aaron to continue looking for Pillars of Creation. Coincidentally, Aaron's goal for this trip really coincided with Naga's. What he wanted to take away this time was Tidestone stored in the Nar'thalas Academy.
This is also Aaron's only choice. Aegis of Aggramar is in the hands of Odyn. Even if Aaron is willing to kill Helya and release Odyn, that stubborn guy may not be willing to give the shield to the elves.
Hammer of Khaz'goroth was hidden in his lair by Deathwing, where there was an underground race named Drogbar guarding the war hammer, while Eye of Aman'Thul was still in the barrier of Suramar. If you want to get it, you must have the ability to break through that barrier.
After picking and choosing, the only one that was easier to get in the end was Tidestone. The only ones protecting Tidestone were a group of dead souls of Night Elf who were cursed by Queen Azshara. As far as Aaron knew, that stone was not difficult to get.
Azeroth also recommends Aaron to get this stone, because the power contained in Tidestone comes from Golganneth, the son of Aman'Thul and Eonar controls the power of the sky and ocean, Thorim and or Hodir The source of power is the power of thunder controlled by Titans, while Tidestone contains Golganneth's power about the ocean, and also has powerful purification capabilities. If Shen'dralar Ancients uses Tidestone, it may also be able to remove the influence of Fel on their bodies and souls.
So Aaron and Vereesa took Archaedas to land on the southeast coast of Azsuna. Different from the area where Kul Tiras people used to build business inns, the environment near this coast was a bit harsh. Only sporadic plants grew on the desolate land. In addition to the creatures in the water, there was only a group of Sea Giant living here.
With Archaedas around, these Sea Giant will naturally not make things difficult for them. In fact, after knowing the identity of Archaedas, these Sea Giant excitedly expressed their willingness to contribute their own strength to the guardians - among these giants with relatively simple and primitive social structures, they retained their faith in Titans and Titan Keepers.
However, Aaron considered that taking a group of Sea Giant to the Nar'thalas Academy was a bit too ostentatious, so he rejected these Sea Giant's good intentions.
Archaedas promised Sea Giant that after Aaron's affairs were completed, he would lead these Sea Giant to Northrend--Sea Giant had such a good attitude towards Archaedas, probably because they were not bullied too hard by the nearby Naga.
After bidding farewell to Sea Giant and Aaron, they climbed over the hills to the south of Azsuna and saw Nar'thalas Academy. Archaedas sensed the position of Tidestone at this location. It seemed that at least the history of this artifact stone had not been disturbed and it was indeed staying well in the academy.
However, Aaron and the others encountered a problem at the first step: as soon as they stepped into the range of the Nar'thalas Academy, they were forced back by a spell released by a group of elven souls.
"It seems that there is no way to break in, we have to find someone to help." Aaron said a little embarrassed. With the strength of him and Archaedas, it is not impossible to break in by force, but compared to fighting these poor elf souls, Aaron thinks it is better to use a gentler method.