April 16, 1945
The Allied forces invaded Berlin, Germany. The was the perfect moment for Cho'goul to free Guldan from the Soviet Prison. The attack was swift and decisive. After the prison break they fled to the Indian Ocean where a great temple- located by a map stolen from the Nazis- lied on the seafloor: the Tomb of Sargeras was summoned from the ocean depth by Fel magic, what the Warlock and his minions didn't know is that they would awaken a great evil.
3 weeks later
Anderson, his unit, and Prophet Velen were enroute to where Guldan was last spotted- somewhere in the Indian Ocean, their mission: capture or kill him. Velen accompanied the soldiers to fight off Guldans magic. On the USS Atlanta, they spotted an island where non should exist,' that has to be where Guldan went' Velen thought.
As they came ashore, it was clear that the island rose from the sea, there were dead fish and wet sand everywhere. This was something that shouldn't be possible, these days though anything is possible. The soldiers and prophet spotted what looked like a temple. When they made it to the temple they saw that the doors were wide open and went inside, "I got a bad feeling about this" Anderson whispered to himself. As they moved through the temple Velen felt a familiar presence, one he hadn't felt since… Argus 'Sargaras' he thought to himself.
Throughout the journey into the tomb the group encountered traps, the tombs guardians, and… Guldans journal? I appears he logged his journey through the Tomb of Sargaras with orcishs runes three weeks ago. It was on his final log, that they learned Guldans fate, they founf his skull and staff. The Each log stated that he was searching for the "Chamber of the Eye" which held treasure that would've given him immense power.
Once they made it to the found the Eye of Sargaras, the soldiers grabbed it along with Guldans remains. They escaped the island and returned home.
Both human scientists and orc shamans tried to study and understand the eye, with no success. Only the draenai knew the truth of the Eye, but kept it to themselves, fearing it might send the world into panic. Right now however they had a war to win.