Everything has its own trajectory of development, and by tracing the past and exploring the unknown, we can locate the present.

The same goes for magic.

Inspired by Chromie, Khadgar quickly figured out how to do it.

Using the previously added magical communication towers and converted them into detection devices, the mages quickly created a figurative map of the magical flow of the Tanarian jungle.

According to Khadgar, Draenor's land area is not unlimited, and unless the orcs place the summoning ritual on the bottom of the sea, five or six of these detection devices can detect Draenor's anomalous magic nodes, and those nodes must have orc ceremonial grounds in their locations.

Draenor is so big, how can I go and see it.

Carlos already had some hope dashed and began to think about the explosion, but Khadgar came with good news.

"Right in the Tanarian Jungle, just north-northeast of the Dark Gate, there's a huge anomalous node. A large amount of magic was gathered there, and then disappeared as if out of thin air, without stirring up the slightest shocking aftermath. If it weren't for the assumption of this kingdom-level magic detection device, even the archmage would not be able to detect the anomaly. ”

Khadgar said excitedly.

Men are children until they die, and male mages are even more so.

It looks like a simple magic detection device, and its appearance is more than ten meters high and an iron shelf. It's just such an iron shelf, and the value of resources consumed every day is more than 20,000 gold coins, which is still the market price of Lordaeron.

While the mages were excitedly taking notes and fiddling with expensive toys, Carlos pondered the message behind the message.

There was a strong feeling that it was the ceremonial place where Akmund was summoned.

A strong delusion that doesn't make sense.

But an inexplicable impulse in Carlos's heart told him that Akmund the Polluter looked down on mortals like this, and that the Burning Legion had never taken orcs and humans seriously.

Just two days and nights away from the Dark Gate, Akmund was preparing to destroy the world with his own hands.

It's worth checking out.

Tulayan is in a sense more like a general galloping on the battlefield than Carlos.

As the head of a country, Carlos is a real king even if he throws government affairs to his father for a long time.

Therefore, when Carlos commands a war, he always thinks about the pros and cons, in addition to the tactical level, it is more strategic, and there are financial revenues and expenditures.

That's why Carlos will make an elite response to the ogre army of the orc organization with only more than 10,000 combat power and will to fight.

Because this is the most cost-effective and has fewer casualties.

Tulayan is different, and now Tulayan is not so much a marshal as a general.

In his eyes, victory is above all else.

So he didn't hesitate to pull all the remaining 30,000 people who were resting in Alvin.

And then left the elite to Carlos.

Tulayan made it clear that he wanted to bully the few with more and defeat the ambitions of the orc tribe head-on.

It can't be said who has the better tactical thinking, but Carlos is certainly cheaper than Tulayan......

But it is precisely because of this that Carlos can hold the command of 4,000 elites in his hands when he is in full swing on the front line.

The real elite, just like the elite when he dealt with the Molten Heart incident caused by Ragnaros, each one is a fierce man who can tear apart orcs, each one is the backbone cultivated by the alliance, and each one is a general seedling who can be used as a commander by delegating to a grassroots company.

It can be said that the Alliance has been fighting with the Horde for so long, and the real harvest is these people.

But in the face of Akmund's threat, Carlos can't care so much at all, there is no present, what is the future.

Lao Tzu is dead, and I won't see it on the day when Interna Xiongnar realizes it!

In the previous life, those traversal texts were reborn, and the pig's feet always had some golden fingers.

It's a cool thing to read as a reader.

But the so-called "plug-in" grows on oneself, and that is a very terrible fact.

Put yourself in your shoes, how can there be love for no reason in this world, and how can there be hate for no reason.

Everything about you comes from an unknown "existence", your pride and stubbornness are just a boring pastime of a certain guy, the meaning of your existence......

The reason for your existence is only because some "being" wants you to exist.

Think deeper, why did the "plug-in" choose you, and why did it give you the way to gain power.

Carlos's fear of the "system" comes from this.

If the "system" issued a mortal mission, Carlos would not have avoided it like a femme fatale. But the arrogant "System King" never minded whether Carlos was "obedient" or not, and he didn't even care if the [Main Quest] was completed.

That's right, in a sense, Carlos failed in his mission to defeat the Fire Demon King.

Because it was timed out.

Carlos was unable to stop the Molten Heart from linking to the material world of Azeroth before the time set by the system expired.

But what about the consequences?

There is no punishment, although the system has always been arrogant, saying that failure in the mission is the biggest punishment.

But on closer inspection, is that really the case?

Carlos doesn't think that his "system" is like a silver-like pewter gun head, even if it is the halo skill he redeemed when he was a teenager or the "Encyclopedia of Azeroth", it is very IMBA stuff.

Such an awesome plug-in actually has no desire for himself?

What does it want to do!

Becoming a paladin and gradually weaning himself off his dependence on the system and increasing his power on his own efforts was Carlos' silent protest.

Even if he is so rebellious and wants to kill the "System King" at any time to inherit its legacy, he will not be erased.

What does [it] want?

After a long turn, Carlos found himself back to square one.

In order to grasp the true "power", he ventured to Draenor himself, but the Burning Legion was so skilled that he could not get in touch with Naru unless he gave up all his glory and status within the alliance and insisted on going to Veron.

The planet of Draenor is not much smaller than Azeroth, and according to Maisie, she has been walking in a straight line for a month and a half, and Carlos will not have the speed to be faster than the local natives.

Return to Azeroth, blow up the Black Gate, and use the advantage of foresight to gain greater power and benefit according to the inevitable "plot".

Then blow up the dark door, and everyone should have nothing to do.

Preventing Akmund from descending on Draeno awaits Carlos with thousands of orcs and regular Burning Legion workers, and even if the battle is successful, Carlos will only gain a short period of time.

Then, with the help of the power of the system becomes an inevitable option.

The name Akmund alone put Carlos in a dilemma.

Forcing Carlos to face up to the problems he had avoided for so long.

Legion boss, bite!