Thrall was trembling, but at this point he couldn't refuse Drunken's offer anyway.

On the other hand, Drunken Wind doesn't actually care about Sal's attitude.

Regardless of Thrall's thoughts, Drunken Wind always felt that he had done his best to the tribe, especially the orcs.

Yes, orcs are also Titans, but you say they are outsiders, right?

As the heir to the will of Azeroth, at least I'll confiscate your rent, right?

Outsiders come to attack and pull you to fight together, which is also the meaning of it!

Of course, many times Drunken Wind has to admit that the orcs can have today, and Thrall can be said to have contributed greatly.

Although he doesn't have the aura of a savior, Thrall uses his reason to ensure the development of the orcs - the so-called reaching out and not hitting the smiley man, Thrall understands this very well, no matter how much Drunken Wind hates the orcs, it is not good to do more to the tribe, especially when the brain-dead he hates the most is dead.

After all, now the Burning Legion is outside, and the Elder Gods are inside.

And the good news is that the last one of them is gone right away.

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Enzos is the weakest of the Elder Gods, except for Saratas, who has only one claw left—this identification was unanimously given by Yugsaron, Cthun, and Saratas, and is extremely credible.

But in the same way, he is also the most insidious of the ancient gods.

Thanks to the Elder Gods, the Elder Gods have turned the Sealed Land from underground to the bottom of the sea, giving Enzos plenty of opportunities to develop his own power.

The underwater Faceless would be severely weakened, and the Wormmen would not survive, so Enzos thought that he would have to rely on Deathwing to do things, but he didn't expect the explosion of the Well of Eternity to give him a big gift.

Azhara and the High Elves.

Having lost the protection of the Well of Eternity, Esshara found that she was no longer able to shelter her loyal subordinates, so she did not hesitate to surrender when she heard Enzos's voice.

To live, to get revenge.

In fact, when Drunken Wind was using Azeroth's power to do things, Enzos also considered whether to add to the problem of this damn guy.

It doesn't have to be too complicated, just change some time nodes to make him really lost in the time web.

If that's the case, even if Drunken Wind finds the time bug of the Eternal Island, he may not be able to return to the normal timeline.

But because of the transformation of Aisara, in the end, Enzos did not spare time.

As a result, the drunken wind escaped.

Now, to be honest, when Yugsaron was finished, Enzos had a rare feeling of regret - although the Elder Gods themselves could not feel emotions, regret was not a simple emotion......

Especially when he learns that Drunken Wind is going to do it to himself.

Drunken Wind visited the Alliance and the Horde in succession, and held a general meeting within the Oath, but was not able to hide it from Enzos's men.

Although the Twilight cult was torn apart by the rupture between Enzos and Deathwing, the essence remained firmly in Enzos's hands.

This also meant that Enzos could find out about the movements of the drunken wind at any time - after all, such a matter involving a large-scale movement of troops could not be concealed.

A believer in an ancient god, unless he reveals his true, crazy side, you have a hard time judging his identity.

So unless the operation is absolutely secret, Enzos can always get some information.

This is also why Zuifeng chose to take great pains to prepare three sets of plans.

Yes, you know, but between the real and the false, can you tell which plan is real?

If you can't tell, then sorry, it's better if you don't know anything......

The plan that Enzos got was version 1.0 of Drunken Wind.

It is said that the Kultiras Navy is the main force, and has vowed to carry out a large-scale military operation against Naga together with the Alliance and the Horde.

And as long as the Naga is cleared, the lonely Enzos will not be far from death.

This plan is almost like selling stupidity.

In Enzos's opinion, if Drunken Wind really wants to deal with himself according to this plan, then I'm afraid he doesn't need to worry about it at all.

Think about it, what's the key to this plan?

Kill Naga and clear your wings.

The idea is plump, but the reality is quite backbone.

When Enzos transformed Naga, he showed his best state and transformed Naga into a large unit that is best at underwater warfare.

In the middle of the ocean, Naga has a terrible home advantage!

This is not the key, what is more critical is that land creatures will have a natural DEBUFF when they go to the sea, and breathing and underwater resistance and pressure will become their natural enemies.

It can be said that except for those absolute elites, trash fish can't withstand the water pressure of the deep sea!

Of course, Enzos also knew that gnomes and goblins had some strange engineering—just like the Titans were.

But the cost of engineering is terrible, and Enzos believes that mortals can't use this to arm everyone!

After thinking about it, Enzos felt that this was a rather nonsense plan - he was sure that it was nothing more than a smoke bomb that Drunken Wind had put on himself, and that Drunken Wind wanted to use this plan to interfere with his judgment and cover up his true purpose!

But no matter what Enzos thought, after contacting everyone, Drunken Wind did gather with the people at Kul Tiras.

The troops dispatched by the Oath include the Slippery Blade Naga, a small number of high elf mages who are good at water (ice), blood elf priests, and night elf priests, and it seems that they are really good at naval warfare.

On the alliance side, Kurtilas became the absolute workhorse, and the gnomes provided a large number of engineering products.

On the tribal side, the Dragonmaw Clan acts as a mobile force for emergency support, and the trolls bring in a number of wizards - these trolls have a part of the power of Shadow or Holy Light or Arcane as spellcaster troops.

In general, there were plenty of batteries for this operation, but since the frontal strong troops such as Kukaron, Stormwind Royal Knights, and Minotaur Heavy Infantry were not suitable for fighting in this situation, the troops pulled up by Drunken Wind this time seemed a little weird.

Enzos soon got the news as well, and for some reason, he sensed that there seemed to be something about things that he hadn't thought of.

And it didn't take long for Enzos to understand what he hadn't thought of.

ON THE ONE HAND, IT IS UNKNOWN WHY A GROUP OF GOBLINS AND THE FORSAKEN ARE INVOLVED IN THE BATTLE, WITH THE GOBLINS PROVIDING ENGINEERING SUPPORT AND THE FORSAKEN BEING COMPLETELY IMMUNE TO THE VARIOUS DEBUFFS OF THE DEEP SEA.

That's not all.

The most important thing is that the Elemental Lord has entered the battle! 210