"Sargeras, what exactly are you going to do?"

Even though Medivan felt that his will was as strong as steel, he was still a little terrified when facing this demon king.

In this case, fear is no longer an inner emotion – in the face of Sargeras, fear is already a law.

Sargeras didn't say a word, just stared at the tiny human in front of him.

In Azeroth's days, Sargeras was not only using Medivan's subconscious to control the Guardian, but at the same time, he was also observing humanity and observing the people of Azeroth.

Unlike the originally proud Fallen Titans, Sargeras is now particularly interested in mortals on Azeroth due to the intrusion of a certain pandaman.

After all, there is a set of angry thunderbolts who have injured themselves - even when facing the siege of the Pantheon, Sargeras was on the strong side - he is unilaterally beating the Pantheon!

As his understanding of Azeroth deepened, Sargeras did not find any information about the Pandaren, but his understanding of Azeroth grew.

It's a magical world.

The mortals here are a group of magical people.

They worship order, but they are also willing to break it; They fear death, but sometimes they are willing to sacrifice themselves.

The lives on Azeroth were unlike any other life that Sargeras had ever come into contact with, and these non-eternal creatures had a more complex human nature, and their short lives made them cherish and be willing to pursue them.

Unlike the Eredas, mortals who are not immortal are always contradictory and fascinating.

They will enjoy life and try to fill it with happiness – but at other times, they will accept the unhappiness for something more "great".

Sargeras even felt that if it weren't for the fact that demons were easier to control, he might have been more experimental in choosing these humans as his subordinates......

During his time in Azeroth, Sargeras also tried to find traces of the Pandaren, but no matter how he tried, the stories of the Pandaren were more often in the mouths of the bards—they appeared as supporting characters for winemakers and adventurers, playing tricks in the epics of the heroes.

During Sargeras's reign, Medivan often vanished, often in addition to preparing for the Dark Gate, often in search of the Pandaren - unfortunately, to no avail.

And just now, Sargeras received the news that Marton was in danger.

At this time, Sargeras, who was in Argus, actually no longer cared about Marton's life or death - this former base camp had actually fallen after the Burning Legion occupied Argus, and now Marton was nothing more than a backward military factory for the entire legion.

Sargeras was more concerned about the enemy.

As the most powerful titan, Sargeras cares not about the enemy's combat effectiveness, but about the enemy itself, under the repeated stimulation of the drunken wind, Sargeras became extremely interested in the mortals of Azeroth, and even had some interesting conjectures, seizing this opportunity, one of Sargeras's doppelgangers returned to Marton, wanting to verify some of his conjectures.

Coincidentally, when he returned to Marton's doppelganger, he met this old acquaintance Medivan directly.

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"What am I going to do? It doesn't matter, what matters, what you do. Sargeras's tone was calm, and he didn't look like a big boss behind the scenes, "Or rather, what is Azeroth going to do." ”

"We just want to protect our own world." Medivan was undaunted, "The devil doesn't want to destroy our world!" ”

"Hahaha!" Sargeras looked at Medivan like a child, "Destroy your world? That's right, that's exactly what I was expecting! And you can't stop it! ”

"No, it must be us who will win!" In response to Sargeras's statement, Medivan did not hesitate to scold back, "Your plot will be destroyed, just as you once did, you are about to face only failure!" ”

"Failure?" Sargeras was noncommittal about Medivan's claim, "I don't fail, and I don't fail—you don't think a few stupid Eredas can represent the entire Burning Legion, do you?" ”

“……！”

Hearing this, Medivan was suddenly stunned.

Sargeras has something to say, what do you mean by a "stupid Eredan"?

In Medivan, or most people's knowledge, the Burning Legion has three giants, namely Sargeras, Akmund, and Kilgardan.

Although the strength of the latter two is completely incomparable to that of Sargeras, this does not hinder their status as legion commanders in the slightest.

But now Sargeras actually said "stupid Eredan", what the hell is this?!

Looking at the stunned Medivan, Sargeras was unimpressed.

Yes, the Eredas had been the powerful assistants that Sargeras had carefully searched, and Akmund and Kil'Gardan had been his right-hand men, but as time went on with the two of them in Azeroth, Sargeras had now had a new idea.

Isn't it...... Are mortals in Azeroth better suited to be their own subordinates?

So this time, Sargeras didn't show up to save Marton at all, he was trying to kidnap his new little brother......

Yes, Azeroth's younger brother Illidan once betrayed Sargeras, but Illidan has been particularly impressive lately.

In Sargeras's view, the younger brother who may betray is far better than the incapable younger brother, as long as the conditions are good enough, which corner can't be dug down?

Sargeras's perception of Azeroth seems to have some problems, because he has been studying problems from Medivan's perspective for a long time, so he is completely unaware that the mortals of Azeroth are not purely made of Titans - now the creatures of Azeroth are largely affected by the Azeroth Star Soul!

"Now, the great Sargeras invites you—I invite you to join the Burning Legion, and you will follow in my footsteps and march through the realms to the highest glory!"

Medivan didn't speak.

"After you join, all the plans of the ridiculous Void Lord will become vain, and they will never be able to touch the real universe again!"

Madison didn't say a word.

"Mortals, don't make a mistake about yourself." Sargeras's tone finally became high, "You can't resist the power of the Burning Legion!" ”

And in the face of Sargeras's temptations and threats, Medivan finally spoke, and his refusal was categorical.

"Die to this mind, demon! Azeroth will not give in! ”