Light Shines upon Azeroth
Chapter 798

Heroes return home (Part one)

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As the chief technician of Draenei, there is no doubt about the strength of Romuul. He just glanced at the coordinates and replied that the energy reserved by the spacecraft is enough to reach it, "This new planet is not very far from here, otherwise the portal cannot be opened smoothly. There should not be too many dangers on this road. We can go there."

"A new world... Romuul, prepare for a new start. Our people do need a safer place to cultivate for a while." The prophet nodded, and after giving instructions to Romuul, he looked at Aaron and Khadgar: "Will your hometown welcome us?"

Hearing the prophet's question, Khadgar also looked at Aaron. He had left his hometown for more than ten years and was not very clear about the changes in Azeroth. He could only understand from Aaron's mouth that Azeroth did not calm down for a long time after they left.

Aaron thought for a while and shook his head, "Azeroth has only welcomed two groups of outsiders in the past twenty years, one is Orcs and the other is Burning Legion. I think everyone should be wary of outsiders."

"But I also believe that they will eventually realize the good intentions of Draenei, and your past experiences should also help with progress in this regard."

"Seeing you, I believe that your compatriots are not bad people." The prophet pondered for a moment and looked at Aaron, Khadgar, Vereesa and other people from The people from Azeroth then turned to look at Romuul: "Our people may not be able to cross Blade's Edge Mountains to get here. Romuul, can the spacecraft take off normally now?"

Velen still remembers the experience along the way. There are many powerful defensive officers and other professionals among Draenei, but most of them are really old, weak, sick and disabled. If they really walked all the way from Zangarmarsh to Netherstorm, at least half of them would be killed or injured.

"Well... Exodar can start normally, the Mechanar can also set off. The Arcatraz and the Botanica are not important. The only problem is that this ship..." Romuul pointed to the flagship at their feet and said, "Tempest Keep has not been able to start. Although we have been repairing it, the current progress is not very high."

"Exodar and the Mechanar... are enough, Romuul, our people have..."

"I understand, prophet, I will let these two ships take off smoothly within three days." Romuul's face also became a little ugly, as if he remembered the suffering that Draenei has experienced recently, but now is not the time to be sentimental, Romuul has already started preparations. It is not an easy thing to launch a spacecraft that has been hovering here for hundreds of years. Fortunately, they have been busy with this for hundreds of years.

Aaron is not interested in this, and he still has one thing to do, which is to inform Illidan of the news. The other party should not plan to reply to Azeroth, but he should be very happy that he does not need to open Dark Portal.

With the help of Khadgar, the way back was much easier. This Archmage directly opened the portal to Shattrath. In fact, if it were not for the worry that Illidan might be unhappy, it would not be difficult for Khadgar to open the portal directly near Black Temple.

For Aaron, it is enough to inform Illidan of this matter and make some suggestions for Illidan's future development plan, but others have a lot to do.

Draenei is preparing for a new move. According to Velen's wishes, Broken scattered around Outland also need to gather together. At least they must be informed of the news of the move. As for whether to stay or go, it is up to Broken to decide for himself.

What the expeditionary force had to do was relatively simple. Although they were scattered among several fortresses, they still kept in touch with each other. However, the news of returning home came too suddenly, especially for the many soldiers stationed at Honor Hold. They thought they could just get in touch with Shattrath on the road, but they did not expect that they could go home directly, and in a way they had never imagined.

In any case, after two months of busy work, the passengers who were going to or returning to Azeroth gathered at Shattrath City. Even the Draenei people returned to the city they had abandoned before - the environment in Telredor was not suitable for spacecraft takeoff and landing, so they could only go to Shattrath to wait for boarding.

Although Draenei's spaceship also has passages for entry and exit, they often use teleportation to board the ship, which is more efficient.

After all the passengers who were preparing to leave Outland boarded the two Draenei spaceships, Romuul started the engine of Exodar. The purple crystal protruding outside the spacecraft shone with a dazzling golden light. This light eventually enveloped the entire spacecraft. When the light dissipated, the spacecraft had left Shattrath City.

The spaceships that Naaru gave to Draenei possess very advanced interstellar jump technology, which is what they rely on to avoid the continuous pursuit of the Burning Legion. When the jump is over, a planet that is not very large and covered with blue appears outside the porthole of the spacecraft, that is Azeroth.

"Where should we choose to land on this planet?" Romuul confirmed that there was no malfunction in the spacecraft, and the Mechanar also successfully completed the jump. After hovering next to Exodar, he looked at Aaron. He already knew who was responsible for this move.

"Is there a map?"

"Yes, but it's very rough. We haven't carried out a detailed scan of this planet yet."

"No problem, the rough map is enough." Aaron looked at the map projected by the machine on the Romuul control spacecraft, and pointed at a certain location. "Here, this should be a good location. Although the environment may be a bit cold, at least it saves a lot of trouble."

The location Aaron refers to is Borean Tundra in Northrend. The entire Northrend is vast and sparsely populated, and the spacecraft landing there will not cause turmoil. Borean Tundra is even more uninhabited. Only a few Tuskarr have established settlements on the edge of the coastline. It is perfect.

"Northrend?" Khadgar Although he has neither seen this land with his own eyes nor seen the map of this land, he still guessed the name from the location on the map. "Isn't this place very suitable for living? Although my information should be more than ten years out of date, but as far as I know, that land is not just a little cold."

"Yes, when you left, Northrend was still a very dangerous place, but now... it's completely different." Aaron smiled and glanced at the expeditionary soldiers and Khadgar, Danath, and Kurdran: "Although this is not Eastern Kingdoms, welcome home, heroes."

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