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Prophet Velen, once guided by clear visions of the future, is plagued by fractured tomorrows, glimpses of Maraad’s fall, Med’an’s tears (who?), cultists worshiping fire, and worlds consumed by shadow. Even as the Draenei prepare to restore the Exodar, the Prophet retreats into silence, his burden of foresight too heavy to bear.

Amid this turmoil, Prince Anduin Wrynn learns to embrace the Light not as a weapon, but as a gift of healing. Yet his compassion among refugees sparks both resentment and doubt. Torn between his father’s expectations and his own calling, Anduin becomes a bridge between faith and service, forcing even Velen to confront the cost of detachment.

When desperation turns to riot and blood is spilled at the gates of the Exodar, Velen must finally act. His revelation reshapes the Draenei’s mission will they flee? Or stand beside Azeroth and heal a world broken by the Cataclysm?

This is the story of prophecy and doubt, exile and mercy, faith and fear...