In the shadow cast by the floating mountain, Diego crouched quietly in the grass, his lizardskin cloak the color of the weeds around him, and it was hard to tell that there was a large living person hiding there unless you looked closely.

He stared coldly at the brown-skinned orc on the other side of the lake, like staring at a prey. It was the first time in a few days that the fellow had stepped out of Galadar, and the depressed Maghan orcs were always cowering in the town, not hunting or fishing, and living a sluggish life.

Through the scope of the death gaze, he could clearly see the orc's appearance - a strong body, a wet bald head, a short braid of hair on the back of his head, sharp teeth, and a jaw as wide as his father's, yes, this man was Garrosh Hellroar, the fool and megalomaniac who brought countless wars and disasters to Azeroth in the afterlife!

Diego's right index finger landed lightly on the trigger, slowly exerting pressure on it. He had already wasted half a month in Nagrand, and he didn't want to delay any longer.

The trigger moved back slightly, but just before it could release the firing pin, he heard a soft "pop" behind him, almost fainter than the sound of a soap bubble popping. If it weren't for such a quiet environment, he might have even ignored it.

Diego's body froze suddenly, and he could clearly distinguish that it was the sound of the mages using the flashing technique to teleport, and he knew what it meant—a mage appeared behind him!

Diego rolled over, then turned around and pointed his gun at the uninvited guest.

"Wait, Diego, I have no ill will!" A crisp voice shouted anxiously.

Diego was a female gnome in a robe, with a few playful freckles on her face, her silver hair combed into two buns on top of her head, and her large green eyes, which were full of tension and anxiety at the moment.

"Who are you? How do you know me? Diego asked warily, he wasn't stupid enough to remove his gun.

"I'm Chrono Keeper Chromie, and I'm here to stop you from doing stupid things!" The dwarf said unceremoniously that this was the friendliest attitude she could have towards this stupid human.

"Oh? Folly? ...... do you mean?" asked Diego, pretending not to know, in fact, he already knew where the bronze dragon came from, but he didn't want to oppose it, in fact, he still had a lot of respect and kindness for these dragons who were tasked with protecting history from being tampered with.

"Don't be stupid, do you know something?" Chromie asked loudly.

"Know what?" Diego Dead Duck has a hard mouth, and he pretends to be stupid.

"Well, this ......" Chromie froze for a moment, even though she had learned in the future stream that Garrosh Hellroar had done many bad things, almost heinous crimes, but due to the laws of the Bronze Dragon, she couldn't divulge anything that hadn't happened to anyone else.

"Look, I'm just looking at that orc as an eyesore," Diego argued, spreading his hands, "You bronze dragons shouldn't get involved in a fight between mortals!" ”

"No, you can't kill him, he shouldn't die like this!" In a hurry, Chromie couldn't care so much, "In the right time stream, he will go to Azeroth and become the Great Chief of the Horde!" If you kill him, the future of the whole world will be changed by you, and we can't know for sure where it will go, and it may even go to destruction! ”

"It's not what you see, it's the future that is determined!" Diego sneered, "I firmly believe that without this scourge, the world will only get better, and even if the future shifts, the world will not be destroyed!" ”

Diego still has this confidence, because the bronze dragon Kenozdom brought Garrosh Hellroar back to Draenor thirty-five years ago, and the time he formed the Iron Tribe proved that the whole world is still running well, and it has not been destroyed because of it!

"You idiot!" Chromie hated it so much, if it weren't for the Bronze Dragon King Nozdom who told him not to hurt him, she would have to teach this arrogant human a hard lesson! She really couldn't understand how Nozdorm could value this mortal so much, but even if she couldn't hurt him, she had the means to make him unable to do anything.

"Again, get out of here!" She warned viciously, endless arcane light shining in her hands, ready to unleash its infinite power.

"Don't think!" Diego said stubbornly, pursing his lips and whistling loudly.

As soon as the whistle fell, two sturdy cheetahs jumped out of the sparse bushes next to them, blocking between Diego and Chromie. They hunched down, a low growl coming from their throats, ready to strike a fatal blow at any moment.

Diego didn't expect Marise and Guan Haifa to defeat a dragon, he just needed them to buy him a second or two.

The moment the cheetah leaped out, he turned around, fell to the ground, and quickly slipped the moving orc into the scope. In the next second, he gently pulled the trigger, and the bullet that was not even infused with the power of holy light came out of his chamber and roared towards the orcs in the distance.

Screaming bullets streaked through the air and hit the target in just a second. The current Garrosh Hellroar was not as powerful as it would have been, and his entire head had been blasted open by the Death Gaze's massive bullet. The bullet entered from the left side, and the huge impact force caused the brain pressure to explode, like a smashed watermelon, spilling blood and brain pulp everywhere.

Most of the head was gone, except for a small piece on the left side that was still attached to the neck, and such a broken body would not be able to resurrect him even if Naru came. This fool will never have the opportunity to inflict so much pain and destruction on Azeroth again!

Diego let out a soft sigh, then turned and got up from the ground.

"If you're not going to do something, my buddies and I are leaving!" Looking at Chromie, who was still confronting the cheetahs, Diego said fearlessly.

"Get out!" The bronze dragon said with a cold face, this bold guy was so arbitrary, it was completely unexpected for her to do so, but what could she do because of Nozdom's orders?

She held back the anger in her heart and watched as the human and his companion left like that. However, just as their figures disappeared into the wilderness below, Chromie suddenly changed his face and changed to a smug smile, as if the previous angry expression had never appeared.

"Mortals, you will never know how amazing the Bronze Dragon's abilities are!" She flipped her hand, revealing a small hourglass she was holding. It is a bronze base, a chronograph hourglass with crystal walls, and two dragons engraved on it - the standard bronze dragon. Each dragon coils around an hourglass ball, with their noses and tails touching each other, as if they were two living dragons dozing off.

This is the Hourglass of Time, an imitation of the huge artifact possessed by the Bronze Dragon King, although it does not have the power of the genuine product, but it can still be reversed in a short period of ten minutes.

She flipped her wrist and flipped the hourglass over, and the sand of time in the upper part slowly fell, quickly flowing into the bottom half. With the faint glow of the Sands of Time, everything flashed back quickly, and finally stopped the moment she teleported here.

Diego's figure appeared in the grass in front of her, peering into the distance through the scope. The next moment, the human jumped all at once.

"Hell! How did Garrosh die? Who the hell did it! He shouted in disbelief.

"Huh?" Chromie was stunned for a moment, and she flashed in a flash, nearly a thousand yards away, and appeared in front of the headless corpse. In her dragon's field of vision, the broken neck of the corpse, and the flesh fragments scattered on the ground, there were dots of time power flashing everywhere, to be precise, not only the power of time belonging to the bronze dragon, but also the power of the earth belonging to the black dragon, the life force of the red dragon, the dream power of the green dragon, and the arcane power of the blue dragon!

"Damn, what the hell is this!" She couldn't help but roar in her heart.