Enough of this charade! Your pitiful illusions cannot defeat me.

As expected of the Storm Champion...petty tricks and illusions will not deceive you.

But I’ve accomplished what needed to be done here.

From now onwards… he will keep you occupied.

It seems I have other...guests to attend to.

Other guests? Avani and the others must have arrived at the tower.

I hope they’ll be alright.

Bah!

That inquisitor won’t be a problem even for that fool Allanon.

I’m more concerned about who we’re about to face…

Speaking of which, what is the Thunderwall doing in a place like this?

That can only mean that the Lord Commander himself is the contact Allanon told us of!

So he’s an old friend of the Lord Commander’s, huh?

I find that a little hard to believe…

Thunderwall? I suppose that’s what you Morokai call me.

Allanon and I were...well, I suppose you could say friends. We go back a long way.

And I owe him a great debt that can never be repaid.

Lord Commander Mikael, I… I have no excuses.

I know… I have turned my back on my own people.

When the time comes, I will return back to Myrranthia to receive my punishment.

But there is something I must do first…

You’re the student of the Archmage. She spoke highly of you.

It is a pity that the Deva have lost such a valuable asset as yourself.

I…I am honored, Lord Commander.

But I do not deserve such praise.

What do you want from us, Thunderwall?

If it’s Haile you’re after, forget about it.

I’m not about to hand her over. She’s part of Rih’alnase now.

!!!

I see... However, I’m not here on official business.

Like I’ve said before, I owe Allanon a great debt.

My purpose for being here is no different than yours.

Korzan, the Lord Commander himself is the greatest warrior of all the Deva!

With his help, Ezra is sure to be safe! Just think about it.

I don’t trust you one bit, Thunderwall.

Tread carefully… one false move and my axe will be the last thing you see!

Very well. I don’t blame you for that.

Under normal circumstances, we would have met as enemies.

But today, we must set our differences aside.

Even as we speak, Allanon is attempting to break the barrier that blocks the path to High Inquisitor Aranvis.

But the spell he has placed over this place is greatly amplified by the Tower of the Hierarch.

And here’s how we can help.

The Tower draws its power directly from the lava that flows past this city.

If we can redirect the flow of lava away from the Tower, the barrier would be greatly weakened…

...and the other group should be able to find their way to the Inquisitor too!

That’s where Ezra should be as well.

Very well, we’ve got a truce for now.

But you will leave us once we’re done with our mission.

That was my intention since the beginning.

But more importantly, I hope you’re prepared for our next opponent.

We will use him to accomplish our next objective.

Don’t you dare mock me now!

I discarded my fear a long time ago.

And I guess it’s about time I pay the old man a visit.