Ainan's communication with Naozu could not be concealed from Egwen, and his evaluation of the female mage of this alliance was: "Two old foxes. ”

Well, Ainan admits that he and Naozu do have their own agendas, and neither of them has a simple idea. Egwen is not a little girl who is ignorant of the world, and it is not surprising to see the Tao in it.

If you want to lie and deceive people, it is definitely not okay to be all false, it is easy to be debunked, and only nine falsehoods and one truth are the most deceptive. Nine truths are mixed with a lie, and it is easy for people to fall into traps.

Naozu's words were like that, he couldn't fight the Burning Legion, his anxiety about the demonic invasion, the people he wanted to contact didn't believe him and doubted him, he was worried about it, all these things were true, and Ainan thought he could tell the difference. But when Ainan said that the two had made an alliance and could not help him, Naozu's helplessness may not be true.

They are all about to be killed by demons into their homes, and Nao Zu has nothing to do and wastes his mental energy to find an ally who can't help him?

Ainan didn't believe it, and neither did Egwen.

It was already the time when the eyebrows were burning, and it was impossible for Nao Zu to come to Ainan without ideas, and if Ainan didn't agree, as long as he promised to come down, the orc shaman would definitely have a way to get his help.

Nao Zu is shrewd and Ainan is not stupid, the latter took the initiative to establish a dimensional portal, blocked Nao Zu's mouth in advance, and caught when to go over to support, how many people to send to support, etc.

"You mean to call me a cunning man?" Ainan shrugged his shoulders, he didn't agree with the female mage's words, "Please, everyone is not a little white flower who doesn't understand the sinister hearts of people, I haven't even met him, how can I not guard against him?" ”

Egwene didn't listen to this: "I don't think it's just about guarding against him, you want the orcs to be on the front line so that you can buy time for yourself." ”

Ainan does not deny this statement.

Draenor's spatial barrier is weak, and it is far more convenient for demons to enter than Azeroth, what would the demons do if they let the Burning Legion know that the world of Draenor has a portal to Azeroth?

Is it stupid to continue to attack the thick spatial barrier, spend a lot of effort and time grinding off the turtle shell of the world of Azeroth, or take a shortcut, do you need to think about it?

At that point, the Burning Legion will surely wield Draenor, and Naozu and his people will not be able to fight hard.

"You've done a good job, but I warn you that the orcs don't necessarily resist to the end, have you considered whether they might surrender to the demons?"

Egwen's words hit the nail on the head, it is not impossible for orcs to surrender to demons, and once such a situation occurs, humans will have one more enemy. Not only that, but Naozu may also sell Ainan as an ally as his vote.

"So, we have to give Naozu the confidence to stand firm against the Burning Legion, and for every second he holds on, we have an extra second to prepare."

Ainan said as he walked over to Egwene's side, and in a low voice he talked to Egwene about his plans. As Ainan spoke, Egwen's eyes slowly lit up.

"You also said that you are not cunning and cunning, and you can do things step by step, I can understand why you want to turn all the warriors under your command into warlocks."

In the end, the female mage still couldn't forget the word about Ainan. Ainan didn't mind this, because Egwen was this kind of character, and he had already promised in his heart that he would not spare people, so he had to stab people.

Honestly, you're a really unpleasant character, no wonder you say you're full of enemies in the Council of Tirisfa.

His lips moved, and Ainan didn't say anything.

Isn't she aware of Egwene's temperament?

Even if she offends everyone, there are female mages who still go their own way and don't care about other people's opinions, what's the use of what Ainan said?

According to the alliance agreement with Neozu, Karazan will support the orcs when they are invaded by the Burning Legion, but the agreement is agreed, whether to do it or not is another matter.

The establishment of a plane portal, connecting two unrelated worlds through a plane gate, and carrying out the so-called plane teleportation, involves a huge amount of knowledge, the complexity of the magic circle to be depicted, and the amount of magic materials required, which takes a long time, far beyond human imagination.

Thanks to Ainan, who has inherited the knowledge of a true god, and thanks to the fact that he has never slackened off, he has been absorbing the knowledge of the godhead in the sea of knowledge, otherwise Ainan would definitely be blind now.

Make a list of meters long, and give the ordinary materials to Sloan to do, and the rest to Egwen. The former can be bought with money, the latter has to be collected from magicians, and Egwene is the person who claims to be the strongest magical organization, the Council of Tirisfa, and the number and quality of magicians he contacts are very high, and he is the best candidate.

Supporting others to do things, what is Ainan himself doing?

In Ainan's words, he didn't actually do anything, just a plane trip, and that's it.

Well, plane travel, that's all, that's what he can say, and Egwene wouldn't have been able to make it so lightly.

After making an alliance agreement with Naozu, the orc shaman gave the coordinates of the world of Anendranor, allowing him to locate in the Endless Void and accurately teleport to the orc's homeland.

If the large-scale teleportation didn't open the door to the plane, Ainan couldn't do it, but if it was just him, it wouldn't be a problem.

The power of the laws of space in his hands can allow Ainan to ignore the tearing and squeezing of space when teleporting, as long as he has coordinates and enough magic power, he can go anywhere.

In orc language, Woshugu means Mountain of Souls, and it is unclear when it was formed, even shamans like Naozu. The orcs only know that the souls of their deceased ancestors gather here, and that the shamans will have some kind of spiritual communication when they come here.

As a result, the orcs, who believed in the spirit of the ancestors in the totem culture, regarded Woshugu as their sacred mountain, and this place was also designated as a forbidden place for the orcs. In addition to the orcs themselves can enter, foreigners who come here will be blocked and even attacked by the orcs. Even if the land beast Golon as big as a mountain approached here, the orcs would not hesitate to pick up their weapons and cut them down, even if they died, they would defend the holy place in their hearts.

In the face of the crazy orcs, no matter how terrifying the beast is, it will retreat, and over time, no foreigner dares to peep at Woshugu. And yet today, just today, a man with a cloak all over his body, completely hidden under the cloak, and even his face covered by shadows, appeared in Voshugu.

When this man appeared, there was no sound at all, there was no earth-shattering loud noise, no dazzling lightning flashes, and even the elemental fluctuations were obscure to almost zero, so that the orcs guarding the sacred mountain did not notice that there was one more person on the mountain.

Ainan took a deep breath, "This is the orc's hometown of Draenor?" The environment is very good, and humans can survive in this world. But ......"

Once there are things in the world, but after these words, they tend to go in the opposite direction.

Why do the elements here feel so strange to me, both with an inexplicable intimacy and a strong sense of rejection.

Ainan frowned, leaned down, put his hand on the ground, closed his eyes and felt with his heart, his mental stance was fully open, searching for the source of the strange feeling. After a long time, he opened his eyes, and an expression of horror and uncontrollable longing appeared on his face.

"There's weirdness, big weirdness in this mountain."