May the Light protect you this day.

I represent the strength which bolsters you as a young druid. You have come to me to learn this strength, young one, and I will teach this to you. I will teach you all that is the spirit bear, provided you will listen and understand. In order to know what it means to draw upon my spirit, you need to understand the importance of the strength of the body, as well as the strength of the heart.

Strength of the body is the power and swiftness of action. You must keep yourself fit at all times, both physically and mentally. The bear's girth highlights its strength, as it is a ferocious foe in combat. The bear's girth, however, belies its lithe agility and sharp mind. These are surprises you will use to your advantage. You must rely on the strength of the bear's body in order to master the way of the Claw.

Strength of the heart is what gives you the resolve to take action... action that is rooted in intents that are pure and forthright. To keep the balance is not to be complacent or banal. You must show resolve for that which you believe in, and you must be willing to fight for it. The mother bear shows endless conviction in protecting her young, as does an elder bear protecting his den. It is this resolve, this strength of heart, which you must come to know if you are to master the way of the Claw.

Thank you, adventurer. I can indeed feel the elemental energies in this bough waiting to be harnessed by those that have the gift to do so. This will make an excellent spell focus. Did this branch sing to you, perhaps? It has often been the case that the branch picks the mage, and not the other way around. <Belann chuckles as he gently takes the bough from you.>

Don't let the humans in the Bazaar fool ye lad, with the subway those gnomes built it's easier than ye might think to transport goods from Ironforge. If they try to tack on import fees just tell them yer gonna buy yer gear from me.

Do not mind the Arch Druid, adventurer. He bears the weight of much in Malfurion's absence. Wait! Some drops yet remain in the phial! Perhaps that is why his incantation failed?

It remains to be seen if you are ready, young one. Even the wisest and oldest of druids are never truly ready when their ultimate time of testing comes. You have heard my words, and now you must move on. Heed what I have taught you. There will be a time when you will have your strength tested. You must face your foe as the bear would - with strength of body and with strength of heart. Learn from the fight, young one. Go... with my blessings.

The slain spirit of Lunaclaw stares at you intently, as though wanting something from you.

Fill yer tankard and pull up a chair. We've stories to tell and kegs to empty.

Which class trainer might ye be looking for?

Here in Stormwind, I am responsible for putting paladins on the path to greater virtue as they devote themselves to the Light and defend Azeroth from the Scourge and other threats. The time has come for you to take your first step towards being truly virtuous. If you accept it, I will give you a Book of Divinity. In studying it, you shall learn some about the Light, and what is expected of you. If you understand it, and are capable, then you will succeed in attaining greater abilities.

<You touch the small white crystal and you can hear faint sounds on the wind. This is an audio recording of some sort.> "An excerpt from the Shal'nan's speech at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Shrine of the Four Winds, Zephras Isle."

Ye have the look of a Blacksmith to ye. Soot under the nails, steel in yer bones. Aye, very much the blood of a Blacksmith in yer veins. Which means ye've come to me looking to learn a thing or two, well lad grab a hammer. Let's see what I can teach ye.

Welcome to my shop, it's good to see another Enchanter here in Shen'dar. Are you here for a lesson perhaps?

Ye have some skill about ye with hammer and anvil, but not enough. Go speak to Dane Lindgren, he'll get ye ready to learn what I have to teach ye.

Hello again, adventurer. How goes your studies of the Tome of Divinity? Then you should be prepared to have yourself tested. There are always tasks to be done throughout the city and our lands; acts of compassion and understanding; people who need help; creatures to slay. By proving you have the patience to help others, especially those who are less fortunate, you prove that you are a servant of the Light and of sound mind.

<The great cat lets out a small huff as you near it.>

There are quite a few trainers available in Elwynn. Which one are you looking for?

Sometimes I find it hard to distinguish between the blind zealotry of the Al'Aketh cult, and the stubborn refusal of the Windshapers to change. If they truly believed the winds would guide us, they should be sensing the direction the winds are blowing and flow with them rather than against them.

What are you looking for?

Oh, hello, luv. How go your adventures? Oh, I'm so glad to hear you're doing well. Oh, me? Thank you for asking--I'm doing well, all things considered. The increase in tradesmen has kind of put a damper on the amount of leather and cloth people are willing to part with these days, so it's been tougher to make clothing for the children at the orphanage, but we'll manage. By "we" I mean my husband and I. He's up in Ironforge trying to seek help from the citizens there.

The spirit looks intently into your eyes and grasps your hand. You feel a warmth shoot through your body, almost knocking you to your knees. As the warmth passes, you feel the slight presence of an ursine spirit within your being... bolstering your resolve.

Cooking is a life long pursuit and I see we share the same passion!

Every year that passes in Zephras sees fewer and fewer of those who are gifted with a talent for magic. I am glad to see young mages such as yourself participate in our oldest traditions to help keep our history and culture alive and well.

If you desire to form a fellowship then it is the guild master, Lysheana, that you must see. You will find her in the Craftsmen's Terrace in the northeastern section of Darnassus.

Before beginning a hunt, it is wise to ask someone what you are looking for before you begin looking for it.

Welcome, my sister. If you are here to train, then I would be delighted to train you. We are the preservers of the balance, now and forever, as Malfurion lies in the Dreaming. Never forget this.

It is beautiful here in Stormwind, is it not? Your timing actually couldn't have been better, adventurer.

If you truly have the desire to learn this profession, then I would point you in the direction of Ainethil, a skilled alchemist at the Craftsmen's Terrace in northern Darnassus.

If yer thinking about forming a guild, then ye'll need to put it past Jondor Steelbrow o'er in the Ironforge Visitor's Center. Just head southeast from the gates of Ironforge to see him.

Thank you, adventurer, thank you so much! The children will be so pleased, and you've saved me so much time. I'll now be able to focus on the children's other needs, and hopefully my John will be able to return home sooner than we thought. Thank you again, adventurer. I knew I could rely on the charity of others. The Light be with you.

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I am sorry to hear about Belathaan. He was actually my cousin and he was a good mage and servant of Zephras. We will avenge him. You seem eager to lend aid immediately. Come, let's speak further on the current situation.

I hope my John is having better luck in Ironforge. He so dislikes his trips there because it leaves the kids and me alone, but he knows it must be done. He's so kind-hearted. Some years have been easier than others, but this one's been rougher by far. It's almost as though something in the air is signaling a huge change. Who knows though?

Of all the wondrous places within Darnassus, which would you have me direct you to?

Th... thank you, stranger. I was returning from an assignment at the Overlook Standing Stones when I was suddenly ambushed and attacked by Windshapers. They forced me over to the mouth of the cave and left me there, barely conscious and bleeding. The last thing I remember before blacking out is a massive winged beast emerging from the cave and scooping me up. I think it's safe to say that if you hadn't come along, I'd have been dinner for that beast and its younglings.

I can tell that your wardrobe is in dire need of care.

Is it not astonishing what one can create from the plants of the forest? Truly, Elune has blessed us with her bounty.

It's often difficult for me to establish a distinction between the Windshapers and the Al'Aketh, save that one is more overtly violent than the other. Equally slavish to their misplaced beliefs, they are both equally dangerous if left to their own devices. They see our desire to better understand this realm and its magic as a desecration of their traditions. Their small-mindedness is why our mission is so important. If not us, who will have the courage to save Zephras?

Winds tidings. What can I help you with?

It would not have been my preference to spill Windshaper blood but the blame for this pointless conflict rests solely on their shoulders. We sought to peacefully gather information, and they responded with violence. Unfortunately, word has spread and the Windshapers are already calling it a 'massacre'. They wouldn't dare to retaliate here in Valanaar, but they will certainly not forget. adventurer, you have been of tremendous aid to the High Order. Thank you.

I hope that your interruption is for a good cause, I was in the middle of some important work.

Of course I can help you with training. I'm just a journeyman myself, but I'm sure there's something I can show you.

I don't agree with the Windshapers often, but they were right to dismiss the idea of trying to engage peacefully with the Al'Aketh. My attempt to take the high road cost a dear friend his life and is a mistake I will have to live with for the rest of my days.

I hope that your interruption is for a good cause, I was in the middle of some important work.

The High Order prides ourselves in our pragmatism and logic, and logic dictates that the avoidance of conflict and loss of life is the most prudent option in most situations. <Elaadrin's eyes begin to glow and crackle with arcane energy.> ...however, the cult mistook our prudence for weakness and they are not nearly ready to pay the cost of that error.

I was tasked to retrieve important data on the flow of elemental energy from the Overlook Standing Stones. That data is vital to our plans to safely travel between Skywall and Azeroth. Without that data to aid in our calculations, our attempts to steer our skycutter ships through the elemental plane will fail. The data is likely lost at this point, and I'm in no state to attempt to gather it again. I told the Supreme Magister of your role in saving me, and he wishes to speak with you again.

Thank you for saving Fillion, adventurer. I'm sure he told you how vital the data he was sent to retrieve is. Without that data, our prospects for opening safe lanes of travel to Azeroth is at serious jeopardy. Our spies tell us that the Windshapers have themselves procured the means to traverse the planes, and no doubt wish to jealously guard this secret. As ever, their own dogmatic hubris take precedence over the good of our people. They are little better than the Al'Aketh.

<Eralya has stopped responding verbally. Only a weak, gurgled exhale confirms life.>