There's no doubt that Drunken Wind hates Hell Roar very much. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

After all, in the original worldline, Garrosh Hell's Roar destroyed the entire Splendid Valley, and in the original Orc War, Drunken Wind and Gromash fought once.

But in this case, if the Warsong Clan is willing to participate in the war, Drunken Wind welcomes it with both hands.

Wouldn't it be better if Hell Roar died in battle?

Well, with this ulterior caution in mind, Drunken Wind asked Logosh about the movements of the War Song and the Blood Ring.

"Orgrim has sent messengers to inform Warsong and the Blood Ring that they will join the battle - according to the original plan, they will set out from the wetlands, cross the sea, land in Hinterland, and then directly cross the mountains to Stratholme."

"Where are they now?"

"According to the plan, they should be at sea."

"Well, tell them not to come to Stratholme, and go straight up the Yagovasa River in Hinterland, where we meet at Kerdaron!"

"Good! I'll go there myself! Logosh nodded in agreement, "I need the Black Dragon's help!" ”

"No problem." Onexia nodded, "I'll send the young dragon to take you!" ”

"Then we'll go straight south." Drunken Wind stood up, "Sir Rivendell, you must guard Stratholme, Illidan, Mavi, Onnie, and Thrall, and we will follow the path we came from, down the waters of the Sodoril River, and intercept the demons at Keldaron!" ”

"Good!"

"Understood!"

"Master Medivan, please contact the Alliance and ask for support as much as possible - I hope we can stop the demons in Keldaron!"

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Just as Drunken Wind was about to intercept the demons, the Alliance's troops finally crossed the Saldo Bridge.

The elite army of humans, dwarves, and gnomes crossed the bridge and quickly headed north, joining the Silver Crusaders of Talenmere.

As a result, the high-spirited Alliance forces began to take the initiative to launch an attack on the undead spider-men near Tarenmere.

Anubarak Bloodbath!

Although the previous paladins were powerful and could resist milk output, the undead spider-men could still hold them back - after all, the paladins were strong in combat, but their mobility and reconnaissance abilities were lacking, and the Anubarakh who fought guerrilla warfare exhausted the Silver Crusaders.

But now it's okay, the Violet Avengers who have evacuated from Dalaran are here.

After the real Dharma Master made a move, Anubarak truly felt despair.

I heard you like to hide underground?

Good!

The Violet Avenger is the essence of the entire Dalaran, and there are mages who are good at all aspects.

So, the mages of the School of Prophecy were the first to act, and began to search for the location of the enemy underground. Maybe the location isn't very precise, but it's enough - it's a big deal that a group of mages will locate it together and mark all the locations that can be located, and the most marked will definitely be the undead spider-man!

Then there was the scalpel-like earthquake strike.

After learning the location of the undead spider-men, the plastic energy mages of the Violet Avengers began various penetrating attacks, and the result was that the tunnels of the undead spider-men collapsed in a large area, and countless undead spider-men were buried.

Although they have been transformed into undead by the Lich King, these Spider-Men will actually die after they are buried.

Anubarak and his men suffered heavy losses and could no longer be unreasonably entangled.

So on the frontal battlefield, the paladin took the lead in the charge, the mage attacked from a distance, and the undead catastrophe collapsed for thousands of miles!

Anubarak, who had high hopes from Arthas, was finally defeated after pestering the Silver Crusade for a long time.

The city of Taren Mill was quickly recovered, and the Coalition forces then marched north.

The defenses of the Evil of the Dead, the towns of Zakino, Carondo, and Anornoch were almost crushed by the attacks of the Alliance army!

Soon, the Alliance's troops were outside Steinbled, the last fortress of Anubarak, and once they passed through it, the Alliance would truly connect the north and south of Lordaeron!

Because of this, the Lich King gave Anubarak a death order: even if they were all killed, they would hold back the main force of the alliance and buy time for the demons - this is also to buy time for Arthas to bring the main force of the Scourge back to help!

With this strategic goal in mind, Anubaraq made an unexpected decision.

Give up Steinbly!

Anubarak led all his men and abandoned the fortified fortress to the northeast, holding the road to Lake Keldaron.

Just as the Coalition army had captured Steinbrad, Medivan arrived. In this emergency situation, Medivan didn't care about anything else and went straight to Khadgar.

"Quick, Khadgar, it seems that the demon is planning to summon Kil'gardan on the island of Keldaron, and Drunken Wind has already brought someone to intercept it - but we are not strong enough to stop the demon, and I hope you can quickly go north to help us."

Hearing Medivan say this, Khadgar didn't pay attention to how his teacher came to life for a while, Khadgar participated in the Draenor Expedition, and he knew how powerful Kilgardan was!

Under these circumstances, Khadgar hurriedly pulled Tulayan to convene a military meeting to discuss how to support Zuifeng.

Just as everyone was giving their opinion on the rescue, the scouts who explored the way returned.

As a result, the scout's debriefing cast a shadow over everyone's hearts.

The Undead Scourge did not retreat completely, but instead occupied the vantage terrain on the cliffs on either side of the Alterac Valley!

Anubarak's choice is almost disgusting, and Lake Keldaron is just northeast of Steinbrad, and from Steinbrad, a few days northeast of the valley of Alterac will reach the shores of Lake Keldaron.

However, Anubrak's decisiveness has caused the cliffs on both sides of the Alterac Valley to be covered with ambushes of undead spider-men—forcing their way through is bound to be costly, and this terrain is too advantageous for the defenders!

The Alliance had no shamans to help the army tread water on the Sodoril River, and if they didn't take the valley of Alterac, they would have to take a detour.

As for the detour, I'm sorry - I have to go west, through the ruined city of Alterac and along the shores of Lake Lordamere.

In this case, even if you finally reach Lake Keldaron, it will be too late for anything!

Should we pay the price of casualties and break through the ambush or make a safe detour?

In the face of this problem, the alliance without Anduin Lothar does not seem to be very harmonious—the alliance army, which has been smooth sailing along the way, is mired in infighting at a critical moment. (To be continued.) )