Regarding the plot of the 9.2 version of World of Warcraft, everyone has a certain understanding, the warden Zovar has been completely defeated, and as the warden's former right-hand man, Sylvanas will also usher in the final trial. The latest Shadowland plot reveals that Sylvanas was tried in front of the new arbitrator, although it is known that Sylvanas whitewashing is a matter of certainty, but there is still a process of whitewashing, and for Sylvanas, this whitewashing process will be too difficult and long.
It is well known that the one who hates Sylvanas the most is Tyrand, who once burned the tree of life on which the Night Elves lived, slaughtered countless Shadow Elves and Elves, and brought indelible pain to the Night Elves. As the leader of the Shadow Elves, Tyrand naturally hated Sylvanas to the bone, and wanted to solve Sylvanas with his battle blade all the time.
However, when the new arbitrator gave the power of judgment to Tyrand, Tyrand did not immediately solve Sylvanas, and Tyrand had already developed remorse as long as Sylvanas restored his soul and was willing to make up for his crimes. But hatred doesn't settle overnight, so Tyrand wants a different approach, letting Sylvanas atone for his sins. That is to say, now that Sylvanas' fate is in the hands of Tyrand, what will happen next?
The following is the dialogue between the NPCs in the plot
Arbiter Perages: Sylvanas Windwalker... Your time for judgment has come.
Arbiter Perages: There is no real justice without compassion... And I can see that your actions bear the imprint of the warden's influence, and we have failed to curb that influence.
Sylvanas: The warden didn't control me. My actions are my actions alone, and I accept their consequences.
Arbiter Perages: Then you know in your heart who you have to answer.
Sylvanas: I obey... Tyrand's Sentencing.
Arbiter Perages: Delegate justice to your most fanatical opponents.
Arbiter Perages: Are there any people here who oppose this fate?
Arbiter Perages: That's it.
Tyland: What game are you playing now, Banshee?
Tyland: The Sylvanas I hunted would never succumb to the blades of the enemy.
Sylvanas: Death will be a merciful ending, Tyrand.
Sylvanas: I don't expect your kindness.
Tyland: Your newfound remorse may be sincere, but it can never erase everything you do.
Tylander: Windwalker, you will not have peace until the souls of your victims are at peace.
Tyland: I'm in charge of the prisoners now.
Tyland: Take her!
Tyrand took Sylvanas to the entrance to the Abyss of Olipos and formally stated his purpose, rather than directly executing Sylvanas, but to make her accept the long road of atonement. What Tyrand meant was to have Sylvanas go to the Abyss to find the souls she had killed, and these souls were lost in the depths of the Abyss, and let Sylvanas find these souls one by one. And give it to the arbitrator, who will re-judge these souls and arrange for the souls to go where they should go.
Tyrand's decision was interesting, there were countless creatures killed by Sylvanas, and it would be a long process if every soul were to be found, and Tyrand let Sylvanas go through this pain.
In Sylvanas' long journey to atonement, and just in case, Tyrand sent his most trusted friend to follow his owl of tens of thousands of years and let the owl monitor Sylvanas' every move. This plot NPC dialogue is as follows:
Tyland: Here's the Abyss.
Tyland: You have caused the unjust fate of so many people.
Tyland: They'll be there... Your confession begins.
Tyrand: Every soul is lost in the depths of the Abyss, betrayed or condemned... You should find and send the arbiter to be judged with the sympathy that all souls deserve.
Tyrand: You will work hard under Doriser's gaze, searching every dark corner until the last soul is free, and the only thing left is you.
Tyland: That's what you bring to your victims and to my people. Friends. Look at her well.
Sylvanas: No matter how long it takes, it should be done.
Tyland: Old friend. Look at her well.
At the end of the plot, Sylvanas looks at his sister, perhaps this will be the last meeting, he may always have to atone for his sins, and hopes that his sisters can do what they did.