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Chapter 168 The Timeline Has Been Altered, Chromie's Plea for Help

Rhodes desperately wanted to know what he was to these bronze dragons. In the past, Rhodes had actually wanted to avoid these guys, since no one wanted to be eliminated for saying, "You've affected the timeline."

But now I'm a demigod, and I have a whole bunch of capable guys under my command. You dare to try and take me down?

Moreover, I brought the energy of the Time Stone from the Marvel universe this time. You Bronze Dragons might not be able to beat me in a time-traveling game.

"What's wrong with the timeline? Why would you Bronze Dragons ask outsiders for help?"

"If there's a problem with the timeline, shouldn't you Bronze Dragons maintain it yourselves?" The Blue Dragon, Teregosa, mocked without any politeness.

Isn't that right? These bronze dragons know how they will die from birth, and they can even intervene in the ancient war. If you can understand the past and the future, why do you need ordinary mortals to help you?

"This time it's different, please! Teresa, come over if you want to help."

"If you don't want to help, then don't get in my way." Chromie gave Teregosa a very dissatisfied look.

"Tell me the details, little guy. You're a dragon, how come you've become so small?" Muradin Bronzebeard came to Chromie's face, squatted down, and patted the little dwarf's head as he spoke.

"You shouldn't be here so early! Never mind, great demigod, would you mind coming with me to a spacetime cave?" Chromie bowed to Rhodes and then extended a party invitation.

"Sorry, my little cutie, I have some urgent business to attend to."

"So if you're looking for help, I can recommend a few experts, all trustworthy guys. I myself won't be going." Rhodes smiled knowingly at Chromie.

Just kidding, you little girl, you're obviously here for me, aren't you?

It seems these bronze dragons have finally noticed my presence. I wonder if they're going to try to force me or use a softer approach?

"But my demigod, the timeline that has been disrupted this time is very troublesome. It may require a powerful being like yourself to deal with it." Chromie looked somewhat anxious.

"Can you talk to us, or are you just here to see a demigod alone?" an Alliance warrior asked.

"Yes, although we are just mortals, we can still be of great help. I—" Paladin Jorad was interrupted by the blue dragon girl beside him before he could finish speaking.

"Jack is heading back to Tempest Keep. As friends, shouldn't we go check on him?"

Jord was puzzled. What was going on?

Didn't we just leave Netherstorm? Why do we need to go back?

And what a lame excuse! Miss Blue Dragon is clearly trying to prevent me from making contact with the Bronze Dragon!

"Shut up, you idiot! Get as far away from these bronze dragons as possible!" Miss Blue Dragon pressed down on Jord's head and said in a low voice.

Do you even understand the terror of the Bronze Dragons, you idiot? They sometimes unintentionally reveal things about your future, even your death date, and it's all predetermined.

Didn't you see that she invited demigods, and even they refused to go? Every one of the top beings in Azeroth knows about these infamous bronze dragons.

During the War of the Ancients, that bastard Muzdorn knew everything, he knew that Sindragosa, the Dragon Queen, would be killed.

Even though they knew that a large number of their Blue Dragonflight Legion members would be killed, they remained silent and said nothing, and even lent their power to Deathwing.

They keep saying this is a sacred timeline, that the Titans clearly granted the five dragons the same power and equal status, so why are you guys acting all high and mighty?

"Gentlemen! Several timelines have encountered problems. In one timeline, the Dark Portal was opened, and some bronze dragons planned to travel back in time to stop Medivh from opening the Dark Portal and preventing the Horde from entering Azeroth."

"Oh! I say this is fucking great news, the best news ever! We should go help those Eternal Dragons, guys, don't you think?" a veteran of the Alliance said.

If the Horde hadn't crossed the Dark Portal, the First and Second Great Wars wouldn't have broken out, and the Alliance wouldn't have suffered such heavy losses.

"If the Horde doesn't come, then the Alliance in the world of Azeroth will break out into a civil war."

"If a civil war breaks out, then when the Burning Legion invades in the future, we won't be able to unite and defeat the Burning Legion," Chromie quickly explained to everyone.

What chain reaction will occur if the Dark Portal is not opened and members of the old Horde do not come to the world of Azeroth?

"The Burning Legion's invasion was due to the Scourge; if the old Horde hadn't invaded Azeroth..."

Then the first Lich King Ner'zhul would never have been born, and the Burning Legion would never have had the chance to invade our world. Rhodes, quite pleased with himself, tripped up the little bronze dragon loli.

Chromie glared angrily at Rhodes, then tried to explain to the Alliance members that they shouldn't have asked the Alliance for help, but there was nothing they could do; their mission was to deal with this demigod!

Seriously, the sudden appearance of a demigod is so annoying, especially since he's the most powerful demigod ever created by Azeroth.

"Uh! The demigod is right. If the first Lich King hadn't appeared, no one would have been able to summon the Burning Legion to our world."

"My God, we really should thank these eternal dragons for their help."

"No, that's not it. There's another timeline, one that involves Prince Arthas. Some of the Eternal Dragons hid problems in Stratholme, trying to prevent Prince Arthas from massacring Stratholme," Chromie said.

"My sister died in the Scourge, which is a good thing for me."

"Listen to this! Stratholme won't be slaughtered! Is there any news more exciting than this?"

"Oh my god! What about the Battle of Mount Hyjal? Don't you care? The Eternal Dragons are planning to rewrite the outcome of the Battle of Mount Hyjal to help the Burning Legion win." Chromie finally dropped this bombshell.

Normally, you should help me solve these minor issues first, and then deal with the Battle of Mount Hyjal, but that's not possible now.

"We'll probably need the help of demigods for this; we mortals can't participate in the Battle of Mount Hyjal."

"So, Lord Rhodes, please come with me to the Caverns of Time and participate in the Battle of Mount Hyjal!" Chromie smiled and extended her hands to Rhodes.

"No problem, but I'm a bit busy right now, so I'll just send my strongest subordinates over. You should know Kaido's strength, and Charlotte Linlin's strength, right?" After saying that, Rhodes was about to open a portal to summon his two strongest subordinates.

"My Lord Demigod! How about we have a private chat?"

"I mean you no harm, or rather, the entire Bronze Dragonflight means you no harm. We just want to talk to you." Chromie sighed helplessly, looking pitifully at Rhodes.

Hehe! The fox's tail is showing, isn't it?

I knew you were here to find me. What did you mean by asking adventurers for help with the problem of the Time-Space Cave?

"Well then, Lord Rhodes, let's go get the key to Karazhan first. We'll see you in Karazhan once we've got it sorted out." After saying goodbye to Rhodes, the Alliance members collectively took the portal they had just used and returned to Zangarmarsh.

Meanwhile, Jord was also pulled away by a certain blue dragon girl, and his two subordinates, the Runti siblings, did not reveal their identities and left with the Alliance members.

"There's no one else here, so speak!"

"Demigod, you, you should not exist in this world, or rather, you should not exist in the timeline, but you have appeared."

Moreover, it increased the tribe's strength and even changed the fate of someone who was destined to die.

"Then let someone who was supposed to be resurrected in the future die completely." Chromie said with a hint of helplessness.

Rhodes' existence disrupted the balance of power between the two most important forces in the world of Azeroth: the Horde and the Alliance, the two eternal protagonists.

Moreover, it rewrote the fates of many characters. By the time they realized it and wanted to change things, it was too late; everything was already set in stone.

At first, the bronze dragons thought it was the work of the eternal dragons, but they eventually discovered that it was not the work of the eternal dragons at all.

To a certain extent, it was Azeroth's own doing that created a demigod.

"If you say that, I'll be very upset. Have I done something wrong?"

I've been helping Azeroth ever since I appeared, okay?

"You should know that if I didn't help Azeroth, how could I possibly become a demigod? I'm on Azeroth's side," Rhodes retorted on the spot.

I am truly on the side of Azeroth, and I know Azeroth better than you do. You Titan lackeys are not so good in the eyes of Azeroth, and you are not much different from the Burning Legion and the Old Gods.

"But, but, you changed the fate of the Blood Elf prince's death, and you might even kill Illidan completely, and you changed Sylvanas's fate,"

Even the future chieftain of a tribe had his fate changed because of you, though she didn't say it aloud.

The once clear timeline is now completely invisible to the Bronze Dragons; they can only speculate based on some past glimpses of time.

The problem is that the other party is a demigod, from the side of Azeroth, and everything he does is part of the timeline.

But this was not the timeline they were familiar with, which was like a paradox, driving the Bronze Dragon almost crazy.

(End of this chapter)