After some controversy, it was Kalia and her Forsaken Royal Guard who finally secured the vanguard position.

This is also something that is expected of drunken wind.

Originally, in Drunken Wind's opinion, the pioneers were either the Forsaken or those Paladins.

But considering that the Undead Catastrophe seems to have gotten some strange potion targeting the living, Drunken Wind thinks it's better to be careful.

After the Forsaken, Draranos and Kukaron were the second echelon, while the remaining Silver Hand and Eldraine Nirub were more of a support force, advancing slowly.

In terms of killing, the paladins are indeed stronger than others, but Drunken Wind is very worried that the Silver Hand will kill 1,000 enemies and injure 800 themselves.

And since the Scourge of the Dead itself has a large numerical advantage, this method is definitely not advisable.

It was with this in mind that Drunken Wind decided to take it safe and use Kalia and the Forsaken Royal Garrison to find the Lich King's flaws.

After finding the flaw, the paladins will focus on the flaw, and the Silver Hand will be able to expand the results of the battle as quickly as possible and directly achieve victory!

In this way, after a period of integration, the coalition forces left the Temple of Dragon's Sleep and began to advance towards the target location.

Everything, for Azeroth!

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Through the frozen keel wilderness and along a hidden col, the coalition forces managed to enter the tunnels.

This tunnel is the work of the Eldraine-Nirub people, who had to build entrances in various remote places to create a safe zone in order to resist the undead and to resist the lightning arrows.

In the safe zone, the Eldraine-Nirub can attack and retreat, and even if necessary, they can artificially create a bloody collapse and directly hide everything in Northrend.

Kalia, who was at the forefront, didn't care about marching into this low cave, she held her waist and held a torch to begin her journey of exploration.

I'm going to see my stupid brother again.

In the past, Kalia sometimes wondered if everything would have been different if Arthas had been stopped in the first place.

But as she learns more about what happened, Kalia discovers that the problem is not so simple - the moment Arthas falls into the trap, it seems that the whole tone of the matter has been set.

When humanity is questioned, it loses.

No matter how much Arthas struggled, he couldn't escape from the Dreadlord.

And Alsatian humanity, when it had to be put to the test, was no longer conscious.

In other words, no matter what route Alsace followed at the time, the final outcome was always the same or similar.

As a child, Kalia longed for eternal life, too—but it was only a child's dream.

And now, I'm really immortal.

But after she was truly away from death, Kalia realized that death and birth were inherently one cycle.

Eternal life without death looks more like a curse, the kind that cannot be freed from eternity.

"What exactly are we supposed to do with Alsace this time? Where is our future? ”

While Kalia was thinking wildly, they were confronted by a small group of undead.

A small number of undead broke out with them in an encounter

They are all undead, and the two sides are five or five years older.

And this result is obviously unacceptable for Kalia.

Can you believe it? I'm the Royal Guardian of the Forsaken!

It's like this, and a group of salted fish that don't know where they come out of it, and there are back and forth?

Could it be that Arthas's men have evolved to this extent?

Oh my God, this is horrible!

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On the other side, the Lich King actually began to groan after learning about the encounter.

This was a temptation on Alsace's own initiative!

He sent the elite of the Undead Scourge and Professor Ptrihid, who was most familiar with the terrain here, hoping to give the coalition forces on the Drunken Wind side a dismount.

But depending on the situation, Arthas's side is also a complete failure - the undead under Kalia seem to be much stronger than expected, which makes Arthas have to be more cautious.

After all, this is a life-and-death battle for yourself.

If he really loses to Drunken Wind, then from now on, there will be no Lich King, no Arthas.

Unlike the original history, the scale of the current undead catastrophe is not uncontrollable, as long as you really kill Alsace, the undead who stay in Northrend, everyone can slowly clean it up!

And after Alsace made his own temptations, the cautious Saratas finally made a move.

Soon, an operation against the orcs was finally prepared.

A large number of Faceless Ones suddenly appeared, and then launched a surprise attack directly on the orcs who were still marching rapidly.

Well, to say it's a raid, it's actually a head-to-head encounter.

After all, for orcs, raiding doesn't bring chaos - on the contrary, this kind of undeclared war often makes them more excited.

Ladies and gentlemen, I long for glory.

As a result, a group of excited Kukarons pounced directly on the Faceless One.