Nesinwari Sr. underestimated the strength of dragons—especially those of a battle-hardened black dragon like Farad. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

The grenade still had an effect on Farad, but unfortunately, this level of injury was not enough to make Farad incapacitated.

The grenade hit the scales in Farad's chest, but instead of exploding immediately, it slid along the scales and exploded at the base of Farad's right flank.

The injury to the wings completely infuriated Farad.

In front of the enraged black dragon, old Necinwari finally realized his problem, and countless thrilling hunting trips certainly gave him enough experience, but also gave him excessive conceit.

In any case, it was a mistake to rashly challenge the Black Dragon this time, although the old Nesinwari gave Farad a hard blow, but in Farad's counterattack, the old Nesinvari was hurt even more.

A blazing stone struck old Necinwari in the right eye, causing him to lose half of his sight - if it weren't for the dwarf's good constitution, it would have taken his life directly.

Fortunately, the reinforcements came in time, and when he saw Magni personally come out with the team that was still in the hills of Ironforge to reinforce him, Farad immediately decided to retreat temporarily.

Of course, things didn't end so simply.

On the one hand, the elder Nesinvari, who was aware of his problems, applied to resign from his duties as a guard at Ironforge Fortress, as he himself said, he was often a hunter rather than a guard, and he would take the initiative to attack when he encountered a strong opponent, and the elder Necinvari apparently preferred to wander and hunt more than to maintain the peace of Kazmodan.

McGony didn't bother too much with the old Nesinvari, who was bent on leaving, and he approved the old hunter's resignation, and then handed over the position of captain of the Ironforge Guard to the younger Nesinvari - yes, it was Hermet Nesinvari II.

In this regard, the elder Nesinwari agrees.

"In the army, you can learn a lot of useful knowledge and skills that will help you survive against powerful prey, son, do your best!"

Anyway, the old Nesinwari's wife had been dead for a long time, and after arranging the little Nesinwari, the old hunter set out on a journey - he hoped that one day, he would be able to kill a dragon head-on!

After solving Nesinvari's problem, Magni has to deal with the problem of how to deal with Deathwing's men.

As a result of Drunkenwind's proposal, the center of both the Alliance and the Horde was now placed near Silisus, and a large number of troops, led by their commanders, had established large camps in Silisus.

And this kind of military operation, although nominally secret, was in fact known throughout the Eastern Kingdom.

If Deathwing wants to do something, now might really be the best chance to do it!

Then, at Nomi's eagerness, Magni chooses to contact Drunken Wind - as for the dragons, it is clear that Drunken Wind is more experienced, and Magni thinks that it is not a good thing for the dwarves to intervene rashly.

In this regard, Nomi said that 10,000 were not happy.

Originally, Farad's identity was discovered by Nuomi, and this is Nomi's best chance to become a big hero!

But now, as long as Drunken Wind participated, there is no doubt that when people mentioned this matter in the future, the credit will be Drunken Wind.

It's not entirely good that Daddy is great.

When the objection is ineffective, Nomi feels that he needs to do something before Drunken Wind receives the news - and Nomi chooses to die.

We once mentioned that in order to prevent himself from being incompetent, Drunken Wind revealed a lot of interesting information to Nomi subtly.

It turned out that he had made the right choice, and if it weren't for Nomi, Chenguang Mai's investigation might have taken more time, and the War of Natural Disasters might have swept across the entire Eastern Kingdom as it did in history.

And Nomi is now gradually realizing this, and he begins to take advantage of the information that Drunken Wind had revealed.

Taking advantage of Magni's lack of attention, Nomi slipped out of Ironforge and pulled out the Dragon's Summon.

Deathwing's aura successfully attracts Farad, who is hovering nearby, and Nomi's first words after seeing him stunned him.

"Hey, Farad, does my grandfather have an insider in Stormwind - the archbishop named Benedictas?"

During their time at Quel'Thalas, Drunken Wind and Nomi had mentioned in casual conversation that Drunken Wind had suspected that Benedictas had been making the Alliance and the Horde nervous, and Nomi had made this point not, and this time he simply threw it out to see how Sillard reacted.

Farad was stunned.

Benedictas' identity is a top secret in the Twilight Cult, and there are not many people who know it!

Farad doesn't know how Nomi knew about Benedictas, but he believes that if he lets Deathwing know about it, he'll be dead.

Deathwing will only suspect that he leaked the news - and for Deathwing, to take the life of a person (well, a dragon), suspicion is enough!

Farad, who had planned to observe the situation in Kazmodan and think about it for a long time, finally had a red eye, and now he had to catch Nomi, if he didn't catch Nomi, he would definitely be doomed!

And so, another chase began.

Due to Farad's wings, his speed was greatly affected, and he gradually lost track of Nomi when chasing him, and finally lost his trace of Nomi in the sky above the Elwyn Forest.

After getting rid of Farad, Nomi decides to take matters into his own hands to solve Deathwing's problems, and although he can't command the Oath and convince the Alliance and the Horde, Nomi has his own tricks.

According to Nomi's idea, he could try to find those powerful beings as much as possible, and then summon the dragon to destroy there.

The last Sinzaro incident had already proved that Deathwing cared about the summoning of these dragons, and Nomi thought that he could run around with Deathwing in one way - as long as Deathwing didn't do it himself, he believed that the black dragons under Deathwing would not be able to make a big difference.

So, Nomi, who was bent on getting things done, followed the remote route as much as he could, all the way south, this time his target was the Valley of Thorns, where there might still be the ruins of Haka, according to what Drunken Wind had said!

Then, as they fly over the seaside of the Wild West, Nomi and Lili meet fatefully.

The two had only been in contact by letter before, and they had never met, which led to Nomi being punched twice by Lili after reporting to his home.

"Bastard, didn't you disappear in Ravenhold?!"