Originally, Drunken Wind thought that the demons would unite with the undead in the face of his own counterattack, so he was even prepared to make a huge sacrifice. Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info Net

But I didn't expect that Arthas actually parted ways with the demon directly!

In this case, Stratholme's defenders chose the undead as their target at the first moment.

As for the orcs, they also chose to attack the death knight as soon as possible according to the plan they had agreed before.

In this case, the drunken wind is also unexpected-but it is okay, it is better to cut off one finger than to hurt ten fingers, if it can really destroy the undead natural disaster, then it will be much easier to deal with the demon below!

So, under the command of Drunken Wind, the Warden and the Demon Hunter did not care about the demons, but also began to hunt down the undead Scourge Tail!

At this moment, Arthas felt as sad as he was by Bigworth.

Why doesn't anyone care about the devil?

Why do you want to dismantle the bones?

Although Arthas wanted to go back and ask Drunken Wind what he thought, he could only flee with his men in confusion.

Without the support of the demons, the Undead Scourge is really no match for the Stratholme coalition......

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The chase lasted for a long time.

By the time the orcs, humans, elves, and dragons had all returned, it was already evening.

The entire plain outside the south gate of Stratholme was littered with corpses and bones.

Although it was a hearty victory, when it came to the actual counting of personnel, all the commanders couldn't laugh.

The absolute main force of the Stratholme suffered the heaviest losses, and in the defense of more than half a month and the final counterattack, a large number of Stratholme warriors slept here in order to defend their city, and almost every house in the entire Stratholm had dead.

The elite Stratholme army had now become a weak force due to the large number of recruits - but Baron Rivendell was confident that after this bloody battle, these young lads would be able to grow up quickly!

The second is the orcs, the orc chief Orgrim saved all the orcs who were tortured by the blood of demons in the battle, and also won the respect of the alliance rarely, and now the relationship between orcs and humans is still not harmonious, but they will no longer meet and fight.

In battle, the deadless orcs impressed the demons and the undead, and at the cost of losing more than a quarter of all the orcs - that's all the young men of the Frostwolf and Blackstone clans!

The Stone Fist ogres who fought with the orcs also suffered heavy losses, and these big men showed their war potential, and these guys showed themselves to be important when it came to fighting large enemies such as Hellfire.

The Night Elves have fewer losses, and these true elites are at ease in the face of demons and undead, but unfortunately their numbers are too scarce.

The High Elves suffered even less damage - except for a few unlucky ones who were languishing due to too much mana consumption, only a few were accidentally injured by stray arrows. The performance of the High Elves fully illustrates the superiority of the mage, as long as the front line is intact and not breached, then the mage is safe!

In contrast, the dragon's situation is not so good.

As the absolute main force of the anti-air, the black dragons have always been fighting continuously with high loads, and now these dragons are exhausted and weak.

After the Draenor Expedition and the Battle of Stratholme, many civilians of the Alliance have regarded these hideous and silent black dragons as their protectors, and civilians far away from the city walls cannot see the fierce battles on the city walls, but they can see these black figures in the sky clearly.

In the eyes of countless Stratholmeans, these black dragons have repelled the Doomsday Guards, repelled the Gargoyles, and repelled the Destroyer, all the while guarding the skies of Stratholme.

As a result, after the war, the Stratholme people began to worship dragons fanatically, and then one time a dwarf boasted at the Dragon Bar in Stratholme that he had shot down a blue dragon, but instead of winning praise, he was beaten up by everyone present.

On the other side, Arthas's undead scourge has been devastated.

Although the ghouls and other low-end combat power have lost a lot, Arthas is not distressed by this, what really makes him painful is that the death knight was almost completely destroyed!

When hunted down, the most conspicuous is often the worst.

As a result, these death knights, who rode skeletal horses and wore thick armor, were tragically wiped out......

You must know that in addition to the orcs, the Death Knights who participated in the siege also included the Demon Hunters, the Wardens, and a few paladins led by Old Fordin.

But even in this predicament, the Death Knight still showed his great strength!

The Death Knight in desperation inflicted almost equal casualties on the coalition forces, and did not allow Alsace to escape for a long time.

Under the cover of the Death Knight and the Great Abomination, Arthas fled straight into the mountains south of Stratholme!

Although Drunken Wind had the intention of killing Arthas here directly, after carefully looking at the map, Drunken Wind gave up this unrealistic idea.

The mountains south of Stratholme are so large that it is impossible to enclose them.

And the demons who had been prepared for a long time fled directly from Stratholme along the planned route, with the undead scourge attracting firepower, and these demons now don't know where to run!

Ostensibly, the Battle of the Eight Armies ended with the victory of Stratholme's coalition forces, but at the post-war meeting, Drunken Wind prevented Kael'thas from leaving.

"It's better to chase the poor with the remaining bravery!" Drunken Wind looked at Kael'thas and said, "In this case, we must press forward step by step, otherwise if the Undead Scourge and the demon summon Kil'Gardan together, the good situation will be ruined!" ”

"Kilgardan?" Kael'thas frowned, he had heard of the archdemon, the story of the Draenor Expeditionary Force had become a legend of the Alliance, and as the villain among them, Kil'Gardan's name was a household name.

This demon is undoubtedly powerful, and once it has completely descended, I am afraid that the situation will take a sharp turn for the worse.

But thinking of his father's advice, Kael'thas sighed.

"I'm sorry, Drunken Wind - this time to support Stratholme, my father almost tore his face with the Silvermoon Council, if I don't go back now, I'm afraid there will be even more serious consequences."

"Believe me, I've been in Dalaran for a long time, and I don't have any less affection for it than anyone else - so I'll bring my men over to help when I get the chance."

Drunken Wind had nothing to say, so he finally sighed and whispered in Kael'thais's ear.

"Beware of the ...... Inside" (To be continued.) )