The cold feeling of the area made Alleria uneasy . Peering
up at the small filters of sunlight through this broken glade,
she tried to remember what this land had been like the last
time she passed through.
Of course, such a time was so long ago now that it hardly
mattered today. And what Alleria had heard of all she’d
missed had yet to make sense. Seeing the land like this
had begun to put it all into perspective, but, it felt as though
she’d still need a little more time to accept everything
properly.
But for now she was waiting, waiting on her sister. One
part of the elf made her believe it was all a ruse, that
Sylvanas would walk out of this desolate place and still be
as Alleria remembered her. But another made her realise
how naive and ridiculous that was, and expected Sylvanas
not even to show.
So when Alleria noticed movement, and turned to catch
a proper glance at her sister, her heart sank. She braved a
smile, yes, trying to make the best of what her sister now
WAS . Alleria had returned to this place to notify her sister
of her untimely and very delayed arrival back to Azeroth,
but somehow, with the realization that this was all so true,
she felt it could be more than this.
Bowing her head for a brief moment, Alleria attempted to
make reasoning of her unexpected visit. “ Hello, dear
sister. I suppose you must be surprised to see me
after so long. “