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“I‘m certain that you’ll find the next ley line focus somewhere in the remains of Indu’le Village to the southeast. The problem is, we’ve had absolutely no reports of there being one there. If you would, please investigate the village for any signs of the focus or the mage hunters and their commander in the area.
Don’t forget to search in the lake if you have to.”
-Image of Archmage Modera
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Quest Giver: Image of Archmage Modera — Stars’ Rest, Dragonblight [29, 55]
Turn-in: Mage-Commander Evenstar (corpse) — Lake Indu’le, underwater [~40, 67]
Objective: Search for the commander of the mage hunter forces at Indu’le Village and Lake Indu’le.
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Walkthrough
Travel to Indu’le Village
Dive Into Lake Indu’le
Find the Corpse
Continue the Chain
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Lore Context
Indu’le Village was a tuskarr settlement destroyed by the arcane energies pouring out of the ley line that the blue dragonflight was manipulating.
The tuskarr who weren’t killed outright by the magic became either ghosts or deranged survivors who attack anyone on sight. The village’s destruction is direct collateral damage from the Nexus War, and it reinforces the environmental devastation theme that has been building since Moonrest Gardens.
Mage-Commander Evenstar represents an ironic turning point in the chain. For the past three quests, you’ve been killing mage hunter commanders and taking their control devices. Here, the Kirin Tor expected to find another active focus and another commander to deal with, but nature beat you to it.
The lake’s own elemental forces destroyed the mage hunters before anyone even knew they were here. The ley line manipulation is causing consequences that even the blue dragonflight’s forces can’t control.
The discovery text is also significant for the chain’s narrative: you now know the ley line power has been flowing eastward through at least three relay points (Glittering Strand, Lothalor Woodlands, Lake Indu’le), each amplifying and redirecting the energy toward its final destination.
The End of the Line will reveal where all that power is going.
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Vikstone's War JournalModera sent me to find another focus.

“I’m certain you’ll find the next ley line focus somewhere in the remains of Indu’le Village to the southeast. The problem is, we’ve had absolutely no reports of there being one there.” Her projection frowned. “Investigate the village for any signs of the focus or mage hunters. Don’t forget to search the lake if you have to.”
Indu’le Village had been a tuskarr settlement once. Now it sat empty, the walrus-folk long fled from whatever the blue dragonflight had done to their home. I searched the ruins first. Nothing… no mage hunters, no focus, no signs of recent occupation.
The lake, then.
I waded in, expecting resistance and found corpses instead.
Mage-Commander Evenstar floated face-down in the shallows, his robes tangled around him like a shroud. His forces bobbed nearby, a dozen bodies floated across the lake’s surface. None of them had drowned. The wounds told a different story: elemental fury, water and ice wielded with murderous precision.
Corrupted Ragers still patrolled the deeper waters, creatures of living magic that coiled and surged between the floating dead. They’d done this. When the mage hunters summoned their focus, they’d torn something open in the lake bed.
I studied Evenstar’s face. Surprise, frozen there. He’d expected the lake to submit.
The mage hunter forces had been the architects of their own demise. I didn’t linger to appreciate the irony. The elementals were still circling, and I had no desire to join the floating census.
Evenstar was dead under the water and his investigation was not, since his last discovery pointed at The End of the Line itself, and there was one more submerged trail to follow before anybody went back to Modera.