Entering Maker's Hall along the long corridor, Aaron actually felt a little uneasy. However, there was no one around him at this moment. Vereesa was also left outside, so he could only come in alone.
Compared with Aaron "before" or ten thousand years later, the environment in the Maker's Hall appears to be much dilapidated. After all, Titan-forged have not come here for maintenance for a long time, and the owner of this place has not yet woken up.
Maker's Hall, which has been built for tens of thousands of years, is scattered with various golems derived from Titans technology. Most of these weapons that lack maintenance are no longer able to operate, and only a few half-disabled gadgets are protecting the safety here.
At present, Aaron has the pair of daggers named Fangs of Goldrinn buried together with the body of the wolf god. Since repelling Sargeras, Xal'atath has fallen into a further sleep. Now Aaron has turned into a Druid with low achievements.
During this period of time, Aaron also learned the way of Druid with Malfurion and Cenarius, but after all, time is limited, and what Aaron can learn is limited after all. Moreover, now In fact, the Druid system is far from as perfect as it would be ten thousand years later. Aaron could only rely on his own limited Druid ability, which was slightly stronger than the apprentice's, to fight against the various out-of-control Titans equipment that blocked the way, and finally reached the deepest part of the hall with great difficulty.
This is also the place where Aaron saw the humanoid projection of Azeroth for the first time. However, at this moment, there was only a faint light from some of the Titans facilities that were still operating in the hall. Aaron couldn't help but feel a little confused.
Aaron speculates that Azeroth's awakening should be at this time, which should be the main reason why Infinite Dragonflight want to come to this time and space to destroy Azeroth's awakening.
Due to what Chromie and Nozdormu said before, Aaron guessed that he woke up Azeroth The key to World-Soul, however, at this moment, he didn't know how to do it. He circled the transparent circular platform several times and tried to control various devices that seemed to be still functioning. In the end, he only triggered the defense system here. If these systems hadn't been in disrepair, Aaron would have been seriously injured at least.
After finally resolving the danger, Aaron stopped writing, probing and reading as seeking death, and thought about what he should do. Neither Chromie nor Nozdormu said much before, as if Aaron should know what to do.
After thinking for a while, Aaron still woke up Xal'atath at the risk of being scolded. Xal'atath, whose brightness had obviously dimmed to the limit, was in Aaron's mental space. After listening to Aaron's description, he casually drew a rune on Aaron's head, fell into a deep sleep again, and left a message to Aaron: "Don't bother me before you go back."
"Obviously you forgot to tell me this," Aaron cursed, touched his glowing forehead, and waited quietly for things to change. After a moment, he heard a dull collision that was not obvious, and Aaron found that the door at the entrance had been closed, and the platform under his feet also emitted a more dazzling light.
Although nothing like an hourglass appeared this time, Aaron clearly felt that time had paused again, just like what happened when Chromie took them to Temple of Life.
At the same time, a familiar translucent golden figure from Aaron slowly emerged. He first said hello to Aaron, then looked at the surrounding environment, and said with emotion, "This is the scene when I first woke up. Where you were standing at that time, you saw me as if you saw something. Ten thousand years have passed."
"As expected, it was me who woke you up." Aaron had long ago thought about why the world he came to Azeroth was directly in a state of awakening. It was only now that he was certain that it had something to do with him.
"That's you, but not you." Azeroth smiled and gave an example, "Do you think Murozond and Nozdormu are the same person?"
"Uh... Okay, I understand." Aaron nodded hesitantly, and roughly understood what Azeroth meant. The one who woke her up was Aaron in another timeline, and the current Aaron in the timeline after Azeroth woke up is not the same person as that one.
"The question now is, how should I wake you up?" Aaron felt that this was really awkward. Even though Azeroth was right in front of him, he had to discuss how to wake her up. Even though Aaron had seen many time travel movies before, he also found this scene really magical.
And soon Aaron thought of another question, "Now that I wake you up, has history changed again? Isn't this going to be endless?"
"It's different. I asked you to come here this time just to end it all." Azeroth shook his head and explained, "From the moment you wake me up here, I can integrate the two timelines. Based on this, I can also smooth out all the timelines on my... well, this planet. From then on, there will only be one timeline that forms a complete chain."
"It sounds a bit complicated... can you really do it?" Aaron felt his head buzzing and hurting. He was really confused by Azeroth. However, compared to the timeline theory that he half understood, Aaron was more concerned about whether Azeroth could do all this.
"Of course it can be done." In order to make Aaron have more confidence in himself, Azeroth continued to explain, "Have you ever thought that since Aman'Thul can give Bronze Dragonflight the ability to travel through time, why did he not see the timeline where he was killed by Sargeras?"
"Why?" Aaron asked blankly. He had a hunch that what Azeroth was going to say next might be very important.
"It's very simple. There is actually only one timeline in this universe. Even Aman'Thul can at most only rely on the energy of Arcane to perform some very simple operations on time."
Seeing that Aaron had doubts, Azeroth continued directly, "But--you should have guessed that I am going to say but, this is also a proposal that I have only thought about over the past ten thousand years--but an unborn Titans, that is, like me, will generate a time network woven with timelines around the planet, which is a kind of self-protection. When I grow up, these timelines will be integrated together, which heralds the birth of a Titans."
"I don't understand." Aaron shook his head honestly. If he was given time to think carefully, he might not really understand, but he received too much information at once, which put him in a state of downtime.
"It doesn't matter if you don't understand. Just do what you should do." Azeroth smiled and waved, and a shadow that looked very similar to Aaron appeared, leaving Aaron stunned.
"Who is this guy with a vicissitudes of life and half white hair? Is it me? Did I live such a miserable life in that timeline?" Aaron subconsciously wanted to complain, but he saw that the shadow overlapped with his body under the control of Azeroth.
Before Aaron could react, Azeroth disappeared, Maker's Hall returned to its original appearance, and Aaron's body began to move completely uncontrollably.
At the same time, Azeroth's explanation also came into Aaron's mind. "In order to avoid some minor troubles, I can only do this. Don't worry, it will be fine soon, but..."
Aize's words came to an abrupt end here.