In World of Warcraft, we've watched Anduin Wrynn grow up through the years. Legion, starting with the comic Son of the Wolf, placed Anduin in the spotlight as an unexpected ruler, one who preferred books and study to combat.

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While Anduin has been quietly mourning for the early patches of Legion, new quests in 7.2 continue his character development. Yesterday, Wowhead highlighted the first quest A Found Memento to retrieve the Battered Trinket from the ocean, and posted datamined spoilers for the next steps in the quest chain. Today, we completed the remaining steps in the questline and have posted a new Patch 7.2 video on Anduin:
While Aegwynn battled Sargeras, more Horde forces poured through the Dark Portal. Garona had accompanied the first scouts who'd gone through the gateway, and she reported back to Gul'dan that the hooded stranger was nowhere to be found.

The warlock was furious. He had hoped to gain some clues as to Medivh's true nature; he still believed the mysterious figure was a demon in disguise.

As orcs fanned out across the Black morass, they encountered a few human hunters and traders, but they offered little resistance to the Horde. Most of the humans were killed, but a handful were captured alive. There wasn't much reason for the Horde to question them at first; the orcs could not understand the human tongue.

But Garona had a talent for learning new languages, and she spent much of her time speaking with these prisoners. She did not ask them about Stormwind's patrol routes or other military secrets--questions the humans might have resisted answering. However, most of the prisoners were happy to teach their strange captor a few words in exchange for food and water.

Still, there was valuable information to be gleaned. One prisoner cursed at the orcs endlessly, telling them they were all doomed to die. He warned that Stormwind had a great mage champion who had single-handedly annihilated a troll army, and that he would make quick work of the green-skinned "beasts" who had taken over the Black Morass.

Garona listened to his furious ravings, and she came away with a name and location: Medivh, who lived in the tower of Karazhan. The Shadow Council assassin set out alone, moving quickly, hoping to inspect the tower without being spotted. She could not have picked a worse time.

After the deadly battle inside Karazhan, Medivh was in a dark mood and was extra vigilant for intruders. He captured Garona the moment she stepped within sight of the tower.

Garona believed her captor would destroy her, especially when she laid eyes upon Medivh. She did not know that this was the stranger who had visited Draenor to make a pact with the Horde, but she recognized that there was a great darkness stirring within him.

Yet Medivh did not kill her. She had no information he needed, and she was a curiosity. He had not seen her during his visits to Draenor, and he made no mention of those sojourns to her. She was neither truly orc nor truly draenei. Garona was an outcast, and he sympathized with that. What was more, she was remarkably intelligent. Garona could already speak the human tongue fairly well. Medivh taught her new words and phrases. She picked them up quickly.

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