Why did Illidan, Vasqi, and Mavi take the initiative to ask Ying to fight Azhara?

This was proposed by Vasqi, who wanted a chance to save Azhara. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 ｉｎｆｏ

Although Azara had done countless wronged deeds—he almost sacrificed Azeroth for Sargeras; Allowing demons to slaughter Night Elf civilians; Before the Battle of Mount Hyjal, he flooded Liviskin and so on, but for Vaschi, Eshara's first identity was that of the person who raised him, his former master.

For Azara, Vasqi has always felt guilty.

According to Vaschi's idea, the three of them should suppress Azhara and then cleanse Azhara with drunkenness, and then consider punishment - to be guilty of meritorious service, or imprisoned forever - but either one is better than watching Azhara and Enzos go all the way to the dark.

It's a pity that Azhara is no longer the queen in Vaschi's impression.

On Mount Hyjal, the fact that she was killed by a drunken wind in one instant left a painful memory for Azhara, and the former queen finally fell into a complete extremism.

The more proud a person is, the more difficult it is to accept setbacks.

Ten thousand years ago, in the battle of the ancients, Aishara had already experienced a heavy blow, but she did not expect that after ten thousand years of hibernation, she was greeted by another even heavier blow.

If there was an excuse for the Battle of the Ancients, the Battle of Mount Hyjal was really a complete defeat.

Failure makes people more extreme, and proud people tend to be more extreme when they fail.

Under the spell of Enzos, Aishshara blamed everything she had on being too weak.

If you are strong enough to crush all the rebels, will the War of the Ancients still fail?

If he is strong enough to break the oath alone, how can he lose his reputation in one move?

Under the persistent "persuasion" of Enzos, Aishshara accepted the transformation - anyway, she had completely lost Elune's power, so she should change it by using Shadow!

After experiencing Deathwing's disappearance, Enzos was quite attentive to Aisara's transformation, and even directly turned Aishara into a trumpet himself!

We don't know if Azhara regretted it later, but it's certain from her unwillingness to see people as she is, that Azhara wasn't quite a puppet of Enzos, though not far off.

Seeing Aishara's appearance, others were fine, but Vasqi collapsed directly.

The queen who used to be furious because her bedroom lost its beauty, the Ishara, who spends a lot of time every day dressing up, has now become an unrecognizable faceless for the sake of power!

Why is this happening?

Why!

And the moment Eshara revealed his true colors, Illidan had already realized that the battle was no longer under his control.

Originally, I just wanted to taunt Azara, hoping that she would show some flaws, but I didn't expect this taunt to directly transform Azhara into a person.

This level of combat is no longer something that three workers can solve - now Aishara is like a large octopus with tentacles more than twenty meters long!

Dealing with such large targets is no longer Illidan's forte.

Without being commanded by the drunken wind, Khadgar came directly to the sea.

Anyone who is good at arcane magic can use some force field spells to a greater or lesser extent, but the difference is whether they are good at it or not - Kael'thas is good at it, for example, and Khadgar knows only a little about it.

But knowing a little bit is enough for him to float on the surface of the sea without affecting his own spell casting.

Khadgar had done a lot of research on giant creatures in recent years - no way, Deathwing had left too much of an impression on him in Draenor at the beginning.

Huge size often means great strength, and it also means strong recovery ability, so for giant creatures, unless they are looking for their weak points, the most important principle of fighting at other times is "it is better to cut off one finger than to hurt ten fingers", and it must be effectively killed.

Flame explosion or something, it looks cool, but it doesn't actually work very well.

So what kind of spells work well?

Flame gun!

“Nopegis-nissis！”

Under Khadgar's chanting, a giant flame spear gradually took shape.

The entire flame spear was more than five meters long, and it was condensed by red flames, which seemed to be substantial under the continuous compression of Khadgar.

The sailors aboard the Tideblade could feel the heat of Khadgar's spear skills from afar.

Eshara also sensed the threat, and the compound eyes on her head suddenly turned red, and a dozen thick and powerful tentacles began to swing like whips, and whipped towards Khadgar.

Just as the tentacles were about to draw Khadgar, Khadgar threw the flame spear in his hand, and then flashed and disappeared.

Aishara was too big, and although she was fast due to being in the water, she couldn't be faster than she was with the Flame Spear Technique.

Like a sharp spear, the giant lance pierced Azhara's two tentacles before snorting and stirring up a cloud of water vapor on the surface of the sea.

"Ahh

Unable to speak normally, Azhara seemed to be unable to speak normally, and she began to wail in pain but meaninglessly.

Khadgar, however, had a grim face and did not have the slightest hint of sympathy to stop.

The second flame spear once again pierced the two tentacles that were already injured in Azhara.

Originally, under the influence of the furious fire element, the wound would be difficult to heal, but after this injury, those two tentacles could no longer move.

Of course, Aishara is not shallowly injured, and Khadgar is also very uncomfortable.

This exaggerated flame spear technique is not very easy to release! After the second inflamed spear technique was released, Khadgar even felt like his body had been hollowed out......

The good news, though, is that Khadgar isn't fighting alone.

Although Kael'thas had gone on a "state visit" to Eresaras in Firas, there were still quite a few mages escorting him - at least those who had built ivory towers in Angela were returning to the Eastern Kingdoms with the ship.

Khadgar's two inflamed spear skills bought them more than enough time, and at this time, on the deck of the main frigate, the Song of Kul Tiras, a huge magic circle had been drawn, and several mages who often cooperated with them were ready to cast spells.

After Khadgar was exhausted, the twelve mages relied on the circle to continue the firepower of the blow against Azhara.

In Vaschi's despair, Aishara quickly became scarred.

Having lost the advantage of the raid, Azhara couldn't even get within a hundred meters of the Tideblade.

Realizing that this would not work, Aishara endured the pain and sank underwater.

On the sea, everything seemed to calm down, and the reflections of Elune and the Blue Child became clear.

But Aishara did not leave, and the battle was not over.