Aftermath of the Dragon

Lady Vayra and I became crystallized after Ailwyn opened the box bearing Azeroth's name.
 
When we descended to complete the task Titania had set for us, we found ourselves swimming in a river of blood beside the Autumn Fey’s tree. There, we battled the Nukelavi of Tirania, but soon after, we faced an abominable creature beneath the Trinity base. Sir Thorismund and his team had previously encountered one like it. Ailwyn and Sir Thorismund survived and defeated it, but as I mentioned, Lady Vayra and I were crystallized in the process.
 
Another "wizard" awoke us. It was likely some form of curse. The others were resurrected by Titania. Now, we find ourselves at the base, debating how best to defeat the shadow dragon. It seems this creature provoked them, offering no room for negotiation.
 
Drace Warson travels with them now.
 
I had intended to make sure he would be arrested. I spoke to Ailwyn about it and in the end, I did nothing. I can’t say whether that was the right choice or not.
 
I copied what I could from the wizard’s books. Two spellbooks, to be precise. One belonged to a Caranthir—another member of the magic academy, I assume.
 
Ailwyn returned to help his own, as the Umbralys threaten his grove. They left for battle. I wonder if they will return...
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Ailwyn came back sooner than expected. The others are dead. Along with him were two strangers, Gilbert and Mog. The most unsettling presence of all was Nemo—the assassin sent for the others.
 
I don't know what my eyes were seeing or what my ears were hearing, but I think I shouldn't have been there.
 
We travelled with the spelljammer to retrieve their bodies. Ailwyn persuaded the dragon to release them. Perhaps I have judged him too harshly. I do not understand why he risked everything simply to reclaim their remains. I don’t know why I helped, but perhaps I don’t dislike him as much as I once thought.
 
We returned their bodies to Titania, and Persephone herself appeared.
Souls were freed from the crystal of Vonahaf.