In the battle of the Ice Dungeon, whether it is the attacking side or the defending side, everyone is a player who does not play according to the routine......

The defender is dragging out time by the way, and the attacker is digging tunnels while playing dumb.

Of course, Arthas was pretending to be stupid, not really stupid, and he was secretly thinking about how to swallow Saratas's power altogether.

After all, this is his own territory, a fortress built by his own cave demons - although in order to strengthen the ice dungeon (and also to reassure Saratas), the final general seal and the use of the Saron Evil Iron were all completed by Saratas, but overall, it is the Alsace side that is more familiar with the terrain.

Kel'thugad was gone, and in a sense, Alsace was completely alone.

No one could communicate with Alsace, not a single one.

There are many problems with the undead scourge, but the most serious point is that everyone has no brains - the only ones who have brains except for Arthas are all scientific research maniacs, Professor Ptrisheed is good to study poison gas, study potions, and study stitching monsters, but if you want him to study how to calculate the enemy, this is difficult for a strongman.

So for the undead natural disaster, Alsace is responsible for appearance and IQ.

After a long period of hard thinking, Arthas came up with a solution that took advantage of the trap.

When the Ice Dungeon was built, there were some traps inside—traps that even Saratas didn't know, and Arthas felt that it was time to use them.

As long as you kill Saratas, you will be much calmer, and whether you are fleeing or fighting, the initiative will be in your own hands.

The idea is good, but there are also many problems.

How do you get Saratas into a trap?

In this situation, if you ask Saratas to discuss countermeasures, Saratas will be careful, so how easy is it to use the trap?

A logical approach is needed.

So how does that make sense?

Thinking of the drunken wind that was still pressing outside, Arthas had an idea.

It's time to close some of the traps - close some of the traps on Saratas's side, and I don't believe he's panicking?

As long as Saratas moves, the opportunity is on Artace's side!

Having decided on this approach, Alsace began to make his own demands on Professor Ptrishid.

Professor Ptrihide did not resist Alsace's request to close some of the traps, and even showed eagerness, seeing the excitement of this scientific maniac, where would Arthas not think of what he meant-Professor Ptrihid definitely made some amazing discovery, and planned to test it in battle!

In desperation, Arthas could only warn him repeatedly and forcibly dispel his thoughts.

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It's not just Alsace that has to be careful.

Saratas was also thinking about how to clean up Arthas.

Knowing that he didn't know much about the Ice Dungeon, Salatas was cautious - conducting a rigorous investigation of his location.

But now it seems that the situation is worse than expected.

What to do?

As for Alsace's thinking, Saratas is not well versed, but he also knows something.

No matter what, it is impossible for him to stay here in peace, but as long as he moves, the initiative will fall into the hands of Artace.

In that case, why don't you just spell it out......

After some thought, Salatas decided to strike first.

Arthas left a trap in the shadows, and Saratas was not without a backhand.

Soon, Saratas had found his back hand - if Drunken Wind was here, he would definitely be able to recognize the orc immediately.

It was none other than the missing Garrosh.

The orc, who had blindly pursued Yugsaron's power, eventually fell into the hands of Saratas - when he thought he could master Yugsaron's power, he did not know that it was already under Saratas's control.

As a result, Garrosh, who opened his heart, succeeded in becoming a captive of Salatas.

For this orc, Saratas took it very seriously.

Especially after the old Gromash followed the clues to find Ulduar, Saratas had to be impressed by the orcs.

If such an old guy was able to kill nearly a quarter of the Faceless Ones left behind by Yugsaron, how terrible would this young and strong guy be?

Now, this terrible orc has become the sharpest weapon in the hands of Salatas!

Closely watched by the undead, Salatas decided to let Garrosh complete his assassination mission against Arthas.

The undead are brainless creatures.

As long as Arthas is dead, these undead will be of my own use!

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Outside, the Eldraine-Nirub diggers are digging wildly; Inside, Arthas designs traps, and Saratas prepares the Assassins - this battle of the icy dungeon, although it is huge, is actually not epic at all......