"It's just what? Can't you finish? I'm so flustered." Aaron is no stranger to this kind of situation where his body is out of control. In the past, when he was not fully familiar with the power he could use, Xal'atath would occasionally take over his body to help him through some difficulties. That situation was similar to now.
In a completely uncontrollable situation, Aaron's body slowly half-knelt on the ground, with his hands pressed to the platform below. Aaron felt as if something in his body was being transmitted to the bottom through his hands.
During this process, some pictures seemed to flash through Aaron's mind. This feeling was similar to the previous times when he fell into illusions. At first, he thought it was something he had accidentally triggered. However, as more and more pictures appeared in his mind, Aaron gradually understood that this was probably his own experience in another timeline.
Unlike this Aaron who received strong support from World-Soul Azeroth as soon as he traveled through time and space, the experience of Aaron in another time and space was more bumpy and unfortunate.
The time when another "Aaron" traveled to Azeroth was also some time before the Grim Batol incident. However, without the help of Azeroth to open the "language hangup", it took him quite a while to gain the trust of the residents of Hillsbrad Fields.
Until I met Vereesa and Rhonin, "Aaron" who recalled the history used hard words to get Rhonin to agree to take him to Southshore. The subsequent experiences were similar to 's There is not much difference between Aaron. The only problem is that "Aaron" who did not master the power of Holy Light at that time did not perform so outstandingly, and later did not have the opportunity to follow Rhonin to Grim Batol.
"Aaron" who was left behind in Southshore chose to join Silver Hand and learned Path of the Holy Light there. However, his status as a time traveler made him not very compatible with Holy Light. Although he was finally able to officially join Silver Hand, it had not been long since the invasion of Scourge.
"Aaron", who is familiar with history, tried to change history after mastering a certain amount of power. Due to lack of time, he ultimately failed to change the ending of Lordaeron being destroyed and Quel'Thalas being leveled. In the end, he had to follow Jaina across the sea to Kalimdor.
After that, "Aaron"'s experience was a little less bad. Being familiar with history, he changed the ending of Cenarius being killed by Grommash Hellscream, and survived Battle of Mount Hyjal.
"Aaron", who has made certain achievements in this war, finally has enough influence to do some things. Of course, he also relied on his foresight to obtain a few useful artifacts, and also successfully organized the occurrence of certain things. Changing the fate of Admiral Daelin can be regarded as the most proud thing of "Aaron" during this period.
However, things did not develop as expected. After the operation to save the queen failed, "Aaron" became a little impatient. From then on, Aaron's actions became more purposeful, but the ending was not entirely so happy.
First solve the problem of Garithos integrating the behavior of Lordaeron survivors and let "Aaron" help Alliance and Blood Elf established a more friendly relationship, but it also made Lordaeron people suspicious of him. Many people thought that he was sacrificing Garithos to please a group of allies who were of little help at critical moments.
His previous actions of rescuing Daelin also made the relationship between the newly born Horde and Alliance more fragile and complicated. In addition to these, "Aaron" also did a lot, which also caused a lot of changes in history.
"Aaron", who was consciously satisfied with this, tasted the bitter pill when Battle of Ahn'Qiraj broke out, and Alliance and Horde, who had a quarrel with each other in Silithus almost got into a fight, but the bugs took advantage of it. Some of the Lordaeron survivors who were encouraged by Twilight's Hammer stabbed Alliance hard in the back.
In the end, C'Thun was successfully eliminated, but the threat of the bugs spread to a smaller half of Kalimdor. The operations of the Alliance and Horde were considered failures to some extent.
The subsequent historical development also had many surprises. Compared with the "official history", the advantages outweighed the disadvantages, until the conflict between the Alliance and Horde finally broke out after Cataclysm.
Even though "Aaron" tried his best to prevent Little Hellscream from rising to power, he failed, not to mention that under his influence Alliance and The relationship between Horde is far worse than in "canon history". With the blessing of Grommash's heroic halo, his actions will only make Horde more convinced that their new leader is the right choice.
Another ironic problem is that due to the influence of Aaron, Grommash did not kill Cenarius, resulting in Night Elf and Horde's relationship wasn't that bad. It wasn't until Little Hellscream came to power that Night Elf fully devoted himself to the Alliance. The impact of this was simply immeasurable.
In the end, the war between the Alliance and Horde under the leadership of Little Hellscream broke out. This time Alliance still won, and under the influence of "Aaron" who had become a bit extreme at the time, Horde was completely disbanded.
This move resulted in the presence of many terrorist organizations in Azeroth, which made Alliance miserable and greatly weakened Alliance's strength - after all, it had defeated Horde in its heyday, and Alliance's strength was also greatly reduced.
At this time, Legion arrived. Originally, "Aaron" prevented Little Hellscream from being robbed, which directly caused the plot of "Warlords of Draenor" not to be staged. In this case, Legion should not have appeared at this time.
However, due to Aaron's influence on the Alliance's strategy, Illidan escaped the pursuit of Maiev, and successfully attracted the attention of Kil'jaeden. With Outland as a stepping stone, Burning Legion gathered a force far exceeding that of "official history".
At the same time, Twilight's Hammer, who was supplemented by Horde, also made big news. They worked together to release N'Zoth, who was imprisoned on the seabed. The ending of Azeroth, who faced two threats from the Legion and Old Gods, can be imagined.
After several blows, "Aaron" finally sneaked into Caverns of Time and came to the War of the Ancients period. After a series of adventures, he finally came to Maker's Perch, ignited his soul, and awakened Azeroth, hoping to use this to change the bad ending ten thousand years later.
Now Aaron is repeating such actions, but this time it is the phantom that Azeroth put into his body before. All he did was watch the magnificent but tragic life of his other self in the process, and finally settled on the scene of Azeroth World-Soul establishing contact with him after waking up.
As the "movie" played in Aaron's mind came to an end, the scene in front of him and the scene in his memory gradually merged into one, and a translucent and unstable shadow with tentacles appeared in front of him. Looking at the familiar face, Aaron couldn't help but reveal a meaningful smile:
"Hello, Azeroth."