Kel'thugad actually despises the melee class.

Isn't it natural to be a glorious mage (and is now a lich - not a pure mage) and a warrior who slings everything?

Although Drunken Wind is a warrior monk, in Kel'thugad's opinion, he is no different from a warrior......

It's a pity that it is such a panda man that Kel'thugad looks down on, but he has become his own big nemesis.

Not to mention the coincidence of Karegos, it was at Dunhold Castle alone that Kel'thugad experienced defeat in the drunken wind.

Whether it was strategy and tactics, or a heads-up on the battlefield, Kel'thugad was defeated.

The layout of Dunhold Castle was completely revealed, and the most important stronghold of the Scourge of the Dead in the entire South Lordaeron was put to an end.

In the head-on battle, Kel'thugad was barely able to complete the normal spell casting under the drunken swift movements, and even barely escaped by sacrificing a life box in the end.

For the proud Kel'thugad, this is completely unacceptable!

You must know that Khadgar, who tried to hunt down Kel'thugad, remained defensive as a last resort, but as soon as Drunken Wind appeared, he simply destroyed all of Kel'thugad's hopes.

Why?

Before he threw himself into the arms of the Lich King, Kel'thugad was a member of the Council of Six of Dalaran - and the one second only to Antonidas and Kael'thas in strength!

In Kel'thugad's opinion, if it weren't for the fact that the old man Antonidas was much older than him and Kael'thas had the racial advantage, he would be the most genius in the whole of Dalaran!

This almost conceited pride led Kel'thugad to refuse to admit his defeats, especially those caused by drunkenness.

In addition, later, due to the pig teammates being put together by Karegos, the current Kel'thugad is a lich, but also a hysterical lich.

Well, now Kel'thugad finally met the man who gave him his first defeat, still on his own turf!

With home advantage, Kel'thugard felt that he should teach this damn pandaman a lesson that he would never forget!

As for the people behind Drunken Wind......

Medivan, Khadgar, and a dragon.

In Kel'thugad's view, after the resurrection of Medivan, he was no longer the guardian of the past, and it was not a problem; Khadgar is a bit of a hassle now, but Kel'thugad has some of his own solutions; The hardest thing to deal with was Nozdorm - at first, Kelthugad didn't really realize who it was, but when Northdor started to raise the sand, Kelthugad knew it.

Bronze Dragon King......

It seems that we can only delay it with crowd tactics!

I have to say that although there are only four people on Zuifeng's side, they are strong enough.

When the fallen Death Knights were pulled up again, they surrounded Nozdorm along with the necromancers.

However, to everyone's surprise, Nozdorm behaved with restraint when facing these undead, and did not have the demeanor of a guardian dragon at all.

It shouldn't be - the Death Knight dies again and is pulled up, that's really a trash fish, Nozdorm shouldn't even be able to handle such a school of trash fish, right?

But in fact, Nozdorm also has a bitterness that he can't say - for the bronze dragon, the undead are more troublesome than the living! ，

Because they are no longer the living, time is not as deadly to them as it used to be - under the erosion of the sands of time, the undead will decay, but the resistance of the undead far exceeds that of the living.

And Khadgar and Medivan saw that something was wrong, and they no longer kept it, and directly went all out.

All of a sudden, the flames of hell and the long blizzard filled the entire space, interpreting the two heavens.

However, contrary to Drunkenwind's imagination, Kel'thugad did not immediately organize the undead to temporarily retreat and repair, but quickly remobilized a team, and then walked towards Drunken Wind (or rather, floated towards Drunken Wind) himself.

……………………

“…… Are you so confident? Although Kel'thugad had no expression after becoming a lich, Drunken Wind could see a strong sense of confidence in his performance, "Do you really expect your men to trap Khadgar and Medivan?" ”

"You've seen the Law Breakers." There was no fluctuation in Kel'thugagad's tone, "Coincidentally, I have a little research on this as well. ”

Drunken Wind was dumbfounded.

In the Battle of Stratholme, the Obsidian Destroyer of the Undead Scourge was almost destroyed, and theoretically, the Scourge of the Dead has no units that can specifically restrain magic.

However, the existence of the drunken wind has caused a huge change in the situation in the entire Northrend, and compared with the original undead disaster that calls for wind and rain and everyone talks about it, in this timeline, the undead disaster seems to be a little tepid.

It's a threat, but it's not deadly.

And Drunken Wind also subconsciously lowered the threat level of the Lich King.

It's one side of the force – but that's about it.

However, when Drunken Wind saw with his own eyes that a group of black humanoid units were easily advancing against Khadgar's blizzard and Medivan's infernal flames, forcing the two magicians to move the battlefield, he was really a little speechless.

When did the Scourge of the Dead come up with this kind of black technology?

Is this level of magic immunity really fake? Charging through a blizzard?

It seems that these guys are wearing thick armor - it is precisely because the armor is so heavy that the specific situation of these people is not real.

But all in all, the Lich King seems to have mastered some amazing black technology.

Just as Drunken Wind was still looking around with his neck long, Kel'thugad spoke, and he interrupted Drunken Wind in a sinister way.

"Don't look at it, when I catch you, I'll let you see enough!"

Drunken Wind came back to his senses at this time, and exaggerated the appearance of sudden realization.

"That's how you want to have a heads-up fight with me?"

Instead of speaking, Kel'thugad stretched out his right hand.

The dry hand bones were weak, and the next moment, several sharp and crystalline ice picks pierced directly into the drunken wind.

And the drunken wind also leaned back directly, trying to avoid these ice picks.

However, the flight path of the ice pick in mid-air changed strangely.

Under Kel'thugad's manipulation, the icicle shifted slightly downwards - still heading straight for the drunken wind.

Seeing the icicle flying, Zuifeng didn't hesitate, sat on the ground with his butt, and dodged the icicle.

On the other hand, seeing Drunken Wind's behavior of not caring about image and demeanor at all, Kel'thugad crooked his neck, and the next wave of ice picks arrived.