This time, the Burning Legion was not well prepared.

Without the Dreadlord infiltrating in the early stages, the demons didn't really know what kind of resistance Azeroth was prepared for.

Since he didn't know what moves the enemy was going to make, the demon naturally didn't know how to deal with it.

So, for the sake of safety, the Burning Legion went on a regular offensive.

But you can't stand the defenses of Azeroth over there, which are targeted!

Collaborate with each other, divide the battlefield, and then go their separate ways.

As a result, the demons are losing ground on the frontal battlefield - if things continue to follow this route, there is a good chance that the demons will be pushed through the Dark Gate, in which case Azeroth will be able to send someone to close the door again.

This time, there is no Elder God to provide soul support for the demon's opening.

So, the Burning Legion took a different approach.

Kilgardan and Akmund put the breakthrough point on Drunken Wind.

Then deal with Drunken Wind first - as soon as Drunken Wind falls, then Kilgardan and Akmund join the fight, and the result is a massacre!

Except for Drunken Wind, no one could stop the two Great Demons.

Of course, this tactic has to come at a cost.

In order to defeat or even kill Drunkenwind, even if Akmund and Kil'Gardan join forces, they must be prepared to sacrifice.

The demonic flame of evil energy is terrifying, and this flame will directly disrupt the order, destroying the body and soul at the level of the law - but at the cost, using this flame is also a great burden for the demon.

If you overuse the Flame of Unholy Energy, the demon will even play with itself.

That's why Kil'Gardan and Akmund have been using shadow spells for the most often - it's safer to do so, after all.

But since it was decided to put the breakthrough on the body of Drunken Wind, it was impossible to keep his hand any longer - Kil'Gardan struck again, and it was a large cloud of evil energy flames.

Drunken Wind was directly attacked, and the miserable green flames burned on the body of the Misty Pandaren.

The foggy body, which used to have terrible defenses, is finally crumbling.

For the first time, the mist, which represented the ultimate of true qi and elemental power, fell into the downwind.

Hiding in the mist, Drunken Wind couldn't help but grin.

Although this kind of damage will not affect his body, Drunken Wind knows that his fog is not regenerative to some extent.

The entire Misty Pandaren was their own brainchild, but now one of Kil'Gardan's spells has made Drunken Wind lose some of his effort.

But fortunately, the time is coming, as long as you hold on a little longer, it's time for you to fight back!

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On the frontal battlefield, the demons are struggling to hold on—their mission is to prevent the coalition forces from pushing the battle line back; And on the edge of the battlefield, the drunken wind is also struggling to support.

If compared to the drunken wind when the war just started, the current drunken wind is already half the size - the physical advantage against Akmund and Kilgardan at the beginning is gone.

Drunken Wind was exhausted by the scorching flames of evil energy, and the Mist Avatar helped him stop countless attacks, but it also caused his combat power to diminish.

If this continues, when the fog completely dissipates, the drunken wind will completely lose its combat effectiveness!

On the other side, although Kil'Gardan and Akmund are also in poor condition, and the frequent use of this double-edged sword spell has also caused a serious burden on these two giants, compared to Drunken Wind, their state is not half a bit.

The scales of victory seem to be beginning to tip in the direction of the Burning Legion.

But Drunken Wind was still not in the slightest.

He was still trying his best to stop Akmund and Kil'Gardan from interfering with a wide range of spells to interfere with the frontal battlefield, even though he was hit again and again, but he still didn't back down.

Even Drunken Wind didn't call for backup.

This kind of performance is also what Akmund and Kilgardan have been worried about, and they always feel that Drunken Wind seems to have some hidden moves, and they don't want to show it.

Either way, by now, it's impossible for Kilgardan and Akmund to change tactics.

The demon has suffered heavy losses, and this loss does not refer to the loss of those cannon fodder, but the real nerve-wracking!

Many Abyss Lords and Demon Commanders have died under the strong sniping of the coalition forces, and with the help of the Dragon King, the coalition forces want to attack a target in the battlefield from a single point, and the advantage is still very great!

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Gradually, it got dark.

The red afterglow of the setting sun shone on the land, making the crimson soil of the Cursed Lands even more eerie.

The Burning Legion has completely gained the upper hand.

On the frontal battlefield, with the exception of the Minotaurs, who are known for their stamina, most of the coalition forces are already in a state of exhaustion - it is no longer possible to drive the demons away in one fell swoop.

On Zuifeng's side, the fog on the panda people has almost completely dissipated, leaving a thin layer of fog like armor on Zuifeng's body, acting as the last barrier.

The Burning Legion seems to see the dawn of victory.

Interestingly, Drunken Wind has the same opinion.

The goddess of victory is smiling.