Chapter 1858 - The Grandmother Paradox (1/2)

Chapter 1858: The Grandmother Paradox

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However, what made everyone disappointed was that this raven mount couldn’t fly

When a lot of those players who hoped to see the raven fly left soon in disappointirls stayed behind to ad irls’ boyfriends, just wishi+ng that they wouldn’t be bothered to

death

After the three Auchindoun Instance Dungeons were cleared, there were still more left to attempt The Caverns of Tieons One was the old Hillsbrad Foothills, while the other was Dark Bog It was a repeated storyline that got the players to come back to join the plot

Lu Li had already encountered the former At that time, he was one of the top adventurers that was netted in as part of a large-scale quest

Now, the official gao through an Instance Dungeon to finish off this part of the storyline of saving Saar

As for Dark Bog in the Caverns of Time, that was another story

The old Hillsbrad Foothills in the Caverns of Tio After all, a lot of people knew this Instance Dungeon well Theto spend resources on it

However, because no one had been able to break open Dark Bog the entire time, everyone had reached a deadlock there

Lu Li kne to open it up, because this Instance Dungeon had another na to the gas of the world of Azeroth, the concept of time was like a crisscrossed net Each strand of tiether into a tiain In the countless different strands of time, the heroes of Azeroth all had different fates

These strands of time could be envisioned as a scattered network For some of them, there was only ever one timeline that was the correct timeline, able to carry on the continuation of history The final point of all these timelines was the destruction of Azeroth and the death of all creatures

There was a similar principle in real life The most famous one was naturally the tirandmother paradox

The theory questioned whether someone would continue to exist if they really ‘went back,’ and killed their grandnant with their randmother didn’t exist then the mother wouldn’t have existed, and if the mother didn’t exist, then he couldn’t have either Moreover, if he didn’t exist, how could he ‘go back’ to the tirandrand back and forth fro to capitalize on missed opportunities and alter es wouldn’t lead to even bigger consequences?

As for the tion force had to be considered

The Bronze Dragon Nozdorons that the titans created He was bestoith the power to travel through tihfather of the titans, A ti

The Bronze Dragon legion had been protecting Azeroth’s ti in the right direction What wasthat certain events happened in the past, as well as ensuring that the current tiled up and coet lost inside It wasn’t clear as reality and as an illusion, even for Nozdormu himself