The historical stage of Azeroth was quite exciting this year.
The Lich King launched a conspiracy, luring Arthas to fall, leading the Scourge to destroy Lordaeron and Dalaran, and besieging Silvermoon City.
Then Suramar was destroyed, and Archimonde descended!
After the battle of Mount Hyjal broke out, Illidan, who had been imprisoned for ten thousand years, left, the naga were born, and together with Illidan, they bombarded the Northrend continent. After a big fight with the Scourge in the Arctic, they disappeared again.
The one marching towards the Frozen Throne has already put on his Crown of Domination, and the one expeditioning to another world has also left Azeroth. The world seems to have returned to peace.
Peace is only an appearance. Galen knows that Azeroth is never short of crises. Perhaps in some corner, there is a boss hidden who wants to destroy the world.
Moreover, based on Azeroth's nature, once a boss chooses to lie low for a while, everyone knows that they should be fighting trolls.
As the Alliance's army gradually returned to the Eastern Continent, Galen transferred this group of Crusader soldiers who participated in the Battle of Mount Hyjal to Draenor, and at the same time, he transferred back the ten legions that had been training for nearly ten years.
However, Omar and the others, these legion commanders, shouldn't think of relaxing. They still serve as legion commanders of the new legions, continuing to train soldiers and continue to serve the Crusade.
Soon after, Turalyon began the battle to recover Lordaeron. For this battle, Galen's adjutant was determined to win.
Galen sent Anetheron, a new member of the Light's Hope, to find the escaped Varimathras, not allowing him to take the opportunity to stir up trouble.
As long as the Dreadlord is eliminated, Galen doesn't have too many worries. Now Arthas and the Lich King have merged into one. One has found a body, and the other has obtained immense power. If nothing unexpected happens, when Arthas finally wakes up, he will have become the second-generation Lich King.
However, they need a long time to fight for the dominance of the body in the soul world. At least within four years, the Northrend Scourge must defend the safety of the Frozen Throne and will not make any major moves.
If Kel'Thuzad doesn't move the mobile fortress of the Scourge, Naxxramas, over, then the Scourge in Lordaeron is nothing more than grasshoppers after autumn and won't be able to hop around for long.
The next few years are a short period of development!
Originally, Galen didn't want to give Arthas too much time to fuse with Ner'zhul. He immediately wanted to launch the Northrend Expedition and then, under the guise of attacking the Icecrown, destroy Ulduar, but news came from Aragorn, attracting Galen's attention.
"What did you say! Say it again?"
At this time, in the cathedral of Light's Hope Chapel, Galen and Aragorn were sitting face to face in the secret room. What Aragorn told him just now was so shocking that Galen couldn't believe it for a moment.
"Galen, my previous life was Tyr, one of the Titan Keepers, the King of Order!"
"Oh!"
Galen was numb at first, then awakened.
The Heart of Origin, awesome!
The Paladin and Archmage were heroes gifted by the Altar of Kings.
Galen remembered that when Gandalf was summoned by the Heart of Origin, he once asked Gandalf if he knew his origins.
According to Gandalf, he only remembered that a long, long time ago, he was a powerful mage who died while wandering the astral plane.
After death, his soul did not immediately dissipate but instead wandered aimlessly in the void.
During this wandering process, the soul also began to shatter, and memories also continued to dissipate with the shattered soul, until only magical knowledge remained complete, and other memories had completely dissipated.
Later, Aragorn's situation was the same as Gandalf's. Except for the use of Holy Light, which remained complete, other memories had long been shattered.
But how did Aragorn recover his memory?
Could it be!
Galen looked at the Silver Hand Warhammer behind the Paladin!
That's right, after Galen obtained this artifact, there were many people suitable for this Warhammer, Uther being one of them, but based on the principle of keeping the good stuff within the family, Galen turned around and equipped Aragorn with the Warhammer.
Gandalf will have Frostmourne, Durin has Sulfuras, Hand of Ragnaros, so isn't it reasonable to give the Silver Hand Warhammer to Aragorn?
"Is it the credit of this Warhammer?" Galen asked.
"That's right, there is a part of my shattered soul in this Warhammer. When I picked it up, I merged with these souls and recovered a part of my memory!"
"Only a part?"
"That's right, a part. Back then, in order to hold back the two servants of the Old Gods, I had no choice but to self-destruct, not only shattering my body into pieces but also shattering my soul. This Warhammer preserved a part!"
"I see."
Isn't this similar to the way Thranduil recovered his memories of his previous life?
It's just that among the four heroes, the soul origins of three heroes have already been clarified, so Gandalf's soul…
Could it also be hiding a shocking secret?
At this moment, Galen even wanted to hang Gandalf up and beat him to see if he could recall any secrets.
Galen quickly accepted the fact that the Paladin under his command was the reincarnation of Tyr. Staying in Azeroth for a long time had already trained his thick nerves.
"It's even better to recover your memory, Tyr. This will be more beneficial and legitimate for our expedition to Ulduar."
"No, Galen, you should still call me Aragorn. After all, I have already lost the power of a Titan Keeper and am now a human!" Tyr didn't care too much about his original name. After being reborn, he almost severed all ties with his previous life, and besides, he thought Aragorn was pretty good too.
Tyr mentioned his Titan Keeper power, and Galen recalled some memories.
In his previous life, he was always able to meet a giant in Northrend in the Arctic. This guy wandered back and forth along the Titan's Path, but there didn't seem to be any task assigned to him, and he also carried a mysterious title of "Cursed Bearer."
Basically, this guy used to be known as "the most mysterious figure in Northrend," and no one knew his origins.
Later, Galen learned that he was Tyr's good friend, Jotun.
In ancient times, when Tyr lost an arm in the battle with Galakrond, it was Jotun who treated Tyr, and Tyr's Silver Hand prosthetic limb was made by Jotun.
Later, Tyr fled, and Jotun was cursed by Loken to lose his sanity and block Tyr. In the battle, Jotun took away part of Tyr's power essence and kept it with him.
Later, Jotun kept wandering near Galakrond's bones.
Because the arm that was bitten off also had a part of Tyr's power, attracting FJotun to never leave.
If Aragorn could obtain these powers!
"I remember that in Northrend, you also retained a part of your power. I wonder if you can absorb them?"