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연계

1.	영원의 섬 탐험
2.	시간의 정수
3.	모래시계에 힘 불어넣기
4.	시간 속의 환영
5.	다시 한 번 환영 속으로
6.	운명을 찾아서
7.	숨겨진 실타래
8.	운명을 찾으며
9.	마지막 단서

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Junblat의 댓글

garrosh is locked up in the temple then

Reignac의 댓글

This vision is of Anduin speaking to Garrosh, now powerless and imprisoned by the Shado-Pan following his defeat in the Siege of Orgrimmar. There is no dialogue so we don't know what they're saying.

Edit: It would appear that we finally have the dialogue for this scene, from the upcoming novel War Crimes by Christie Golden:

http://us.battle.net/wow/en/blog/13353208/war-crimes-novel-sneak-peek-3-17-2014

“Are you afraid?”

“What?” The water splashed. Anduin’s bones suddenly ached.

“Are you afraid?” Garrosh repeated. The question was casually posed, as if the orc were simply making conversation. Anduin knew it for a verbal grenade. To either answer truthfully or to lie would blow open a door to things Anduin had no desire to discuss.

“There’s no reason to be. You are restrained by chains and enchanted prison bars. You’re quite unable to attack me.”

“Concern for one’s physical safety is only one reason to fear. There are others. I ask again: Are you afraid?”

“Look,” said Anduin, deliberately placing the glass on the table, “I came here because you asked me to. Because Baine said that I was the only person you agreed to talk to about . . . well, about whatever it is you want to talk about.”

“Maybe your fear is what I want to talk about.”

“If that’s so, then we are both wasting our time.” He rose and went for the door.

“Stop.”

Anduin paused, his back to Garrosh. He was angry with himself. His palms were damp and it took every effort he could summon to refrain from shaking outright. He would not let Garrosh see fear in him.

“Why should I?”

“Because . . . you are the only person I wish to talk to.”

The prince closed his eyes. He could leave, right this minute. Garrosh was almost certainly going to play games with him. Perhaps trick him into saying something he shouldn’t. But what, possibly, could that be? What could Garrosh want to know? And Anduin realized that afraid on some level though he might be, he didn’t really want to go. Not yet.

He took a deep breath and turned around. “Then start talking.” Garrosh pointed at the chair. Anduin shifted his weight from one foot to the other, then took the seat with deliberate, casual movements. He lifted his eyebrows, indicating he was waiting.

“You said you believed I could change,” Garrosh said. “What in this world or any other could make you think that, after what I have done?”

Again, no real emotion, only curiosity. Anduin started to answer, but hesitated. What would Jaina . . . no. Jaina was no longer the sort of diplomat he wished to emulate. He felt a flicker of amusement when he realized that for all his threats of murdering Garrosh, Varian had now become more of a role model for Anduin than Jaina. The realization was both sad, for he loved Jaina, and sweet, for he loved his father.

“Tell you what. We’ll take turns.”

An odd smile curved Garrosh’s mouth. “We have a bargain. You’re a better negotiator than I expected.”

Anduin let out a short bark of laughter. “Thanks, I think.”

The orc’s smile widened. “You go first.”

The first point goes to Garrosh, Anduin mused. “Very well. I believe you can change because nothing ever stays the same. You were overthrown as warchief of the Horde because the people you led changed from following your orders to questioning them, and finally rejecting them. You’ve changed from warchief to prisoner. You can change again.”

Garrosh laughed without humor. “From living to dead, you mean.”

“That’s one way of doing it. But it’s not the only one. You can look at what you’ve done. Watch and listen and really try to understand the pain and damage you’ve caused, and decide that you won’t continue down that path if given another chance.”

Garrosh stiffened. “I cannot change into a human,” he growled.

“No one expects or wants that,” Anduin answered. “But orcs can change. You better than anyone should know that.”

Garrosh was silent. He looked away for a moment, pensive. Anduin resisted the impulse to cross his arms, instead forcing his body posture to seem relaxed, and waited. A bright-eyed, coarse furred rat poked its head out from under the sleeping furs. Its nose twitched, and then it ducked back out of sight. The warchief of the Horde once . . . and now his cellmate is a rat.

“Do you believe in destiny, Anduin Wrynn?”

For the second time Anduin was blindsided. What was going on inside Garrosh’s head?

“I-I’m not sure,” he stammered, his carefully maintained image of coolness dissolving immediately. “I mean—I know there are prophecies. But I think we all have choices too.”

“Did you choose the Light? Or did it choose you?”

“I—I don’t know.” Anduin realized he had never asked himself that question. He recalled the first time he considered becoming a priest, and had felt a tug in his soul. He craved the peace the Light offered, but he didn’t know if it had called him, or if he had set out in pursuit of it.

“Could you choose to deny the Light?”

“Why would I want to do that?”

“Any number of reasons. There was another golden-haired, beloved human prince once. He was a paladin, and yet he turned his back on the Light.”

Outrage and offense chased away Anduin’s discomfort. Blood suffused his face and he snapped, “I am not Arthas!”

Garrosh smiled oddly. “No, you are not,” he agreed. “But maybe . . . I am.”

dipiddy의 댓글

Out of habit, I zoned into Siege of Orgrimmar only to see right in the quest text that this time the hourglass is used in the Temple of the White Tiger.

StubMcBean의 댓글

Slightly confusing quest text. There are no "cellars" that you need to find before using the Vision of Time - just walk into the Temple and active the object. A cinematic will play and you're done.

1061520의 댓글

can anyone tell me why im not getting this quest? ive done hiddens threads 4 times now, but never get this 1.

Short의 댓글

Some of my friends seem to think that Thrall is in the cage because of the model that is being used. But Thrall has a unique model. I guess it could be true if this vision is of an alternate timeline.

1148443의 댓글

Okay, there's a rat in the cell too. I feel Blizz wouldn't add a detail like that without reasoning. Anyone have an idea?

jennybrett39의 댓글

I clicked the item, the edges of the screen went 'misty' as similar quests before, screen goes black - no cutscene and quest completes :(

alpanhell의 댓글

I wonder why people are so convinced that is Garrosh? I watched it several times and didn't look like Garrosh to me.

Xistt의 댓글

For anyone else who has not raided, if you read the quest text, this one is not in Siege of Orgrimmar, but in the Temple of the White Tiger in Kun-Lai Summit. There is not a raid there and this probably does not require a raid group, just run inside, hit it, and return.

1048565의 댓글

http://youtu.be/5QyyUnJVS-U - Vid by AdriaCraft. Anduin talking to Garrosh after he has been taken into custody.

weltallica의 댓글

Anyone know the requirements for this in remix?

I keep getting days and days of Blue Epoch stone farming dailes .

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쿤라이 봉우리에 있는 백호사에서 시간의 환영을 사용해야 합니다.

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시간의 환영이 이제 거의 완성됐습니다. 우리가 보는 환영이 훨씬 더 안정됐군요. 이 유물을 복원하고 청동용군단의 힘을 되찾는 데에 당신은 정말로 큰 역할을 차지했습니다. 우리의 우방인 시간여행단도 큰 빚을 졌군요.

그리고 놀랍게도, 제가 시간에 있는 일종의 갈림길을 찾은 것 같습니다. 시간의 길이 교차하는 곳이라 할까요. 그것이 바로 이곳, 판다리아에 있습니다. 시간의 환영을 백호사로 가져가십시오. 그곳의 지하에서 모래시계를 뒤집어보십시오.

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