This...... Is this falling asleep? Arthas approached the Red Dragon Queen and found that she didn't react - she was actually asleep!

What Arthas didn't know was that when Alexstasa and her sister Isera were assigned guardian duties by the Mother of the Pantheon, Iona, they were very embarrassed by the Iona who was always talked about by Alexstaza. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

Alexstasa is actually far more suitable for controlling the power of dreams than her sister, which means that Iona, the giver of life, originally planned to let Alexstasa take charge of the "Emerald Dream", because before receiving the divine power bestowed by the Titan, this guy can often sleep for several days at a time, and the compatibility with the power of dreams is surprisingly good.

But here's the problem, because before he became the guardian of the Emerald Dream, Alexstasa had already had a history of sleeping for several days; Iona was very worried that if she did become the owner of the Emerald Dream, this guy had slept for ten thousand years and forgot her duty to protect Azeroth, so she finally chose the slightly more diligent of the two sisters, Ysera, to take charge of the power of the dream, and handed over the life force to Alexstrasa, hoping that she would have more vitality.

But now it seems that Alexstasza still looks lazy all day long, except for eating and sleeping, or sleeping in seconds, Iona's hope can only be regrettably disappointed.

"I'm really ......" Arthas shook his head, resisting the urge to kick the Red Dragon Queen, who was lying on the ground and sleeping in a "dog-on-stomach" position, and forced himself to sit on the edge of his desk - forget it, there is nothing to do with this guy, just let her laze to death, anyway, she doesn't need her strength too much, and it may be too late for her to rush to the Bay of Palatine now; Let's have a quick bite to eat first, and then go meet the orc chief!

Sitting down at his desk, Arthas looked at the mess of cups and plates on the table, and frowned again - this hateful psychopathic queen probably hasn't learned how to use a knife and fork, has she? I guess I haven't learned any dining etiquette...... Chicken bones and all sorts of fruit pits, as well as the shallots and soybeans that this guy didn't like, were smashed all over the desk, and the knife and fork that Arthas was looking for were honestly lying on a napkin on the side - oh yes, this guy was so rude that he didn't even use a napkin!

While scolding the Red Dragon Queen, who did not speak table manners, Arthas shook off his napkin, picked up his knife and fork, and began to look for relatively complete food in the dishes and bowls that had been stirred up by the Red Dragon Queen to fill his stomach; Frost Sorrow walked around to the other side of the desk, kicked the Red Dragon Queen away from the lying there, then moved out of the chair and sat down, propped her arms on the table, and watched her master eat with a smile.

The Red Dragon Queen was kicked by Frost Sorrow, rolled over, and changed to a supine position, but she didn't wake up, just frowned, reached out and wiped it on her face, and then tilted her head and fell asleep again.

Thousands of miles away in the wetlands, among the mountains that had been untouched for thousands of years, Magni Copperbeard and his army of Ironforge finally made their way through the snow-capped valleys of the mountains and set foot on the soft and muddy land of the wetlands.

"Your Majesty, we're almost there." One of the guards reported their position to Magni Copperbeard, who was at the head of the group.

"Very well, tell everyone to get ready for battle, it's time for these green-skinned cubs to come from the wrath of the mountains!" Magni Copperbeard removed the two Thur silver hammers that he was carrying behind him and shook them in his hands, his tone full of longing for battle.

The dwarves believe in the power of the mountains, and their legend is that one of the celestial sculptors, Kazgros, wields the power of forging gods. According to the information recorded in the various ruins excavated by the dwarves, Kazgros was not the only god, to be exact, the sculptor should have been one of the gods, but the dwarves did not have any respect for the other gods, whether they existed or not, but some of the dwarves became priests because of their close association with humans and their belief in the power of the Light, although these dwarves were not many in number.

The army of dwarves continued to move at a pace that was not slow to run, despite their short legs; On their arms, almost as thick as the waist of a calf, they tightly grasped the weapon they had made with their own hands. Orcs have been wreaking havoc on Ironforge and the nearby Denmorro Plains for months, and the dwarves are peace-loving, but not a bullying race.

"Your Majesty, Your Majesty! The scouts have returned, and they have brought back very shocking news. "One of the guards ran up to Magni Copperbeard and reported to him an important military situation.

A few minutes later, Magni Copperbeard was on the side of the road when he met several dwarven scouts who had returned from scouting the enemy.

"You say, the orc's stronghold is now ...... Quirky? Magni Copperbeard asked, frowning.

"Yes, Your Majesty, we observed the enemy camp on the hillside near the orc base camp, where there were few active orcs; There are still some orcs lying on the ground, and our judgment is ...... Probably the corpse of an orc. A dwarven scout replied.

"Corpses? Did you check with that kind of instrument? Magni Copperbeard asked.

"Yes, Your Majesty. We confirmed it with a telescope. The scout patted a long cylindrical object hanging from his waist and said with certainty.

While Ironforge was under siege by the orcs, the dwarves were in constant contact with their centuries-old allies, the gnomes, which kept Ironforge from being completely isolated.

From the underground passages between their city of Nomorigen and Ironforge, the gnomes transported a large number of weapons and new equipment to help their allies resist the orc siege, including a novel gadget invented by the grand tinkerer McNeil Semaprag, an assistant to the master gnome craftsman Gerbin Mekatok.

Two crystal pieces, plus a long cylinder, allow you to see things far away; Dwarven scouts have been heavily equipped with this inexpensive device to observe enemy forces from a distance.

"Could it be that the orcs have shifted positions?" Magni Copperbeard felt that something was wrong, he had observed the orc army from the head of Ironforge, and it was hard to imagine that the camp of these rude fellows could be quiet.

"Full speed ahead, if this group of guys has already started to make their way towards Dammod, we need to catch up with them as soon as possible and defeat them in one fell swoop!" Magni Copperbeard gave the order to march, and the dwarven warriors marched at full speed on the muddy ground under their feet towards the Baladine Bay, located by the sea.