In the original history —
After Malygos, the Dragon Aspect, was defeated by the other dragons and the heroes of the mortal races for his futile attempt to destroy all magic in the world, the Blue Dragon Legion argued endlessly about the selection of a new leader.
They were divided into two factions, supporting the two most promising heirs: Kalecgos, who was committed to peaceful coexistence with the other races; and Aregos, the son of Malygos, who advocated a different path away from this world.
In order to end this endless debate, the Blue Dragon Legion decided to hold a ceremony at the Embrace of the Two Moons (this is a special astrology in which the two moons of Azeroth line up. Legend has it that the Dragon Guardians were given the power to protect Azeroth at this time) to choose a new King of Magic, the Blue Dragon Guardian.
But the Bronze Dragon Anachronos found an ominous omen in this upcoming ceremony. This dragon who had witnessed endless time had an insight into the evil magical energy fluctuations near the Magic Pivot, which was the frozen lair of the Blue Dragon Legion in Northrend.
With this discovery, he caught a glimpse of the terrible scene of Azeroth succumbing to the flames. Although the connection between this terrible omen and the Blue Dragon Legion was not clear, Anachronos still summoned some creatures that were regarded as "short-lived" for further investigation. If no hero could accept the challenge to find out the truth, then the destruction of Azeroth that Anachronos had foreseen could become a reality.
The heroes of the mortal races found active embers in the Land of Fire, and together with the sand of time, they cast the Eye of Eternity. This artifact could be activated on Codara Island, where the Magic Pivot was located, and reveal the past that was covered by magic.
When the hero came to Codara, Teregosa appeared. She entered the Magic Pivot with the hero and used the Eye of Eternity to witness the conspiracy between Aregos and the Blue Dragon Legion's mortal enemy, the fallen Black Dragon King, the Terminator Deathwing. Deathwing promised to ensure the existence of the Blue Dragon Clan and Aregos' position after the world was destroyed.
And Aregos promised to lead the Blue Dragon Legion to join the Terminator army after becoming the Blue Dragon King. As part of the deal, a branch of the World Tree, Nordrassil, was plucked and infused with powerful magic power. It would be sent to the Land of Fire for a ritual to burn the World Tree.
Teregosa, who had witnessed all this, was in disbelief. She sent the heroes back to Nordrassil to inform Kalecgos, while she stayed in the Magic Hub to clean up the traces left by the use of the Eye of Eternity.
The mortal heroes who rushed to Nordrassil met Kalecgos and retrieved the branch of the World Tree from the Firelands, which had been made into a staff. Having obtained clear evidence, Kalecgos went to Cowdara and entered the magic hub with Teregosa to question Aregos. But in the process, Aregos, who was prepared, sent the Twilight Dragon to attack them. In order to protect Kalecgos, Teregosa sacrificed herself.
In order to continue Teregosa's existence, Kalecgos, who had escaped, used the staff of the World Tree as a medium and used a magic ritual to bind Teregosa's soul and essence to the mortal hero.
This unstable magic ritual used the boiling embers of the Land of Fire to extend the effect until the Double Moon Ceremony. During the Double Moon Ceremony, the hero who had transformed into Teregosa participated in the voting for the Dragon King and witnessed Kalecgos' coronation as the new King of Magic.
After becoming the King of Magic, Kalecgos completely bound Teregosa's soul to the mortal hero and asked the mortal hero to go to the Land of Fire to retrieve the heart of the Fire Elemental Lord, Ragnaros.
After retrieving the heart, Kalecgos and a few other adult Blue Dragons worked together in the main city of the hero to make Teregosa's soul permanently reside in the hero's staff. The staff, which was once a branch of the World Tree, was thus upgraded and became a divine artifact, [Wrath of the Dragon, Teregosa's Staff of Spirit]. In addition to possessing powerful magic power, the mortal hero could also transform into Teregosa's phantom through this staff.
That was the entirety of the original history.
Quite a poignant story, wasn't it?
In fact, as a player, Du Que had always been more than willing to accept divine artifacts and staffs. Even if he had to steal or rob, he would always explore dungeons with the mentality that he had to get his hands on one.
Back then, a player named Ah Guang once said, "I'd rather let someone else ride my horse than let my undead horse be ridden by someone else." His obsession with equipment to this extent was quite exaggerated.
However, it also reflected the players' mentality.
As a transmigrator, Duque certainly desired divine artifacts. If he had to sacrifice a Blue Dragon girl in exchange for a divine artifact … Duque would rather not.
He still remembered how enchanting the Blue Dragon girl, Teregosa, was in the form of an elf in the mission! Those long legs, that extremely exotic blue hair, and that extremely aesthetic crooked dragon horn.
Although Duque didn't have the chance to peek into this mission in this life, and because of the various changes in fate caused by history, there was no chance for this mission to reappear again. However, it didn't mean that Duque had to kill a girl for the divine artifact!
Such a beautiful girl, even if he didn't want to accept her, he couldn't just kill her!
If it was written into a novel, killing a girl would mean losing subscriptions!
Duque didn't know that because he killed Dark Wing once, the result was that Dark Wing was far more suspicious and crazy than in history.
Originally, as the hero who led the Blue Dragons in the War of the Shifting Sands, Arrygos didn't die in the War of the Shifting Sands. He was locked in the Beetle Gate and tortured by C 'Thun's men for a thousand years. In fact, he was already crazy.
When Duque killed C 'Thun, Arrygos was rescued and returned to the Blue Dragons. Although he had the title of Blue Dragon Prince, no one in the Blue Dragons took him seriously anymore.
In this life, the Blue Dragon King had nothing to do with him.
Alright, Arrygos did run to seek refuge with Dark Wing.
Who knew that when Dark Wing heard that Arrygos wanted to seek refuge, he said on the spot, "Okay! You can contribute to my great cause of destroying the world! "
Arrygos thought that he only needed to carry bricks at most. In the end, Nesario, the pitch-black coal boss, told him directly, "A tall building needs a strong foundation, so you can be the foundation!"
Arrygos became the foundation — he was directly chopped into a dragon rod, his limbs and wings were cut off, and stuffed into Chromatus' body.
It couldn't be helped. Even a vicious tiger wouldn't eat its own children, but when Dark Wing went crazy, he would even smash his wife and children. His wife had died twice and lived twice, and his son had stuffed Nefarian into the five-colored dragon to be the dragon head, let alone a guy who was suspected to be a spy sent by Du Mouke?
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