Desert trolls are still slaves, and even after splitting up, their nature in the desert still makes them enslave their people. Otherwise, it would be impossible for the desert trolls to be left with only this little population without natural predators.

Most of the desert trolls were killed by spells by Dalaran's mages, and a small number were harvested by the cavalry tribes of Lordaeron.

The corpses of the desert trolls on the ground were growing more and more, and the blood stained the desert not far away.

The slaughter continued, and the desert trolls soon discovered that they were facing not only the knights of Lordaeron, but also the various golems of the wizards, as well as the attacks of the water elementals.

After the mage of Dalaran attacked Dalaran, he attacked the sacrifice like a bamboo, and only after breaking through the altar, he could really go to the forbidden land of Zulfarak, where it is rumored that there are demigods.

Towards the end of the battle on the front line, the High Elf mages took back their golems, which consumed an incredible amount of energy, and if it was not necessary, the High Elf mages did not like to use the golems to attack their enemies, because the energy crystals consumed by these golems were enough to cover their monthly salary.

The battle at the Altar lasted only a short time, and when the desert troll slaves began to rout, Lordaeron's cavalry charged, which became the straw that broke the camel's back.

Locke didn't contribute to it, anyway, all kinds of research where there are demon spirits, after all, all the merits of this battle are the Mages of Dalaran behind, and they have little to do with these knights.

After taking the altar, Locke looked to the forbidden land of Zulfarak, where there might be a real battle tomorrow.

The Desert Troll's killer weapon is an incomplete demigod, which can crush Dalaran's army with strength. If only the true form of this demigod could come to Azeroth.

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The desert trolls of Zulfarak, who have lived in the desert of Tanaris for thousands of years since the destruction of the Troll Empire, have been in conflict with the world, domesticating monitor lizards and worshipping evil gods until the arrival of today.

The fragments of Godhead born from the Spirit of the Beast have greatly attracted the attention of many mages in Dalaran, in the thousands of years of troll wars, the mages have tried countless times to capture the God of the Beast, but most of them have failed, thirty years ago, it was suggested that if the half-advent beast spirit was imprisoned, maybe it would be possible to obtain the Godhead Fragment. This theory may be true today.

The desert trolls are guarding their forbidden lands, not only the chiefs, but also their high priests, who have long been in the tradition of trolls who value their patron gods above their own lives, so the battle will never stop.

This kind of troll war has happened many times.

But long ago, only humans and elves had won, and these trolls had never won once, and they could only watch their land grow smaller and smaller.

Early the next morning, Locke saw Dalaran's mages begin a tentative assault on the forbidden land of Zulfarak.

Brilliant magic and the screams of trolls mark the end of the war.

From the very beginning, the desert trolls in Tanaris had only one ending, and that was to become the prey of Dalaran, a group that had just formed a tribe and could not be Dalaran's opponent at all.

"Launch a general attack!" With Crassus's high-spirited magical voice.

Dalarana's army began to launch a general assault on the enemy, and since most of the mages had experience from the Troll Wars, even the desert trolls were still defeated even if they held on to the forbidden land.

Locke watched from the altar as the mages broke through the first line of defense of the Desert Troll's forbidden land, and the flagpole, which symbolized the Desert Troll, slammed to the ground in the yellow sand wind.

Bang!

Smoke and dust flew from the flagpole, and Dalaran's army had entered the forbidden land of Zulfarak.

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It wasn't until Locke himself went to Zulfarak that he realized that the situation was not what he had imagined.

The faces of the five knights behind him were much more serious, Locke had fought with them before, and a series of victories had made the five knights look down on the desert trolls in their hearts, but now the scene in front of them made them simply not take it lightly.

The desert trolls in the Forbidden Land of Zulfarak are very elite and have built quite a few fortifications.

It was a pond bubbling with colorful water bubbles, and the colorful gas emitted from it caused all the surrounding desert trolls to advance to elite peak creatures.

In their stout bodies, the weapons in their hands were enchanted by the shaman, or they were pulsing with wind elementals or fire elementals, and these frenzied elements greatly increased their combat effectiveness. Locke even saw a troll berserker slowly emerge from the smoke.

The remaining 2,000 or so troll warriors have been more or less strengthened, and the gas emitted from the pond can make an ordinary desert troll warrior advance to an elite peak troll warrior just by smelling it, which is definitely one of the reasons why trolls have not been wiped out by humans for thousands of years.

Troll berserkers don't need any weapons, and their powerful bodies and impact power can definitely crush more than three knights.

"Look at the pool." Locke's face changed and he looked at the pond not far away, only to see a silver-white scale looming in the pool, which even carried a hint of the atmosphere of the barbaric era. "The Desert Troll Sacrifice is trying to pull the beast spirits into Azeroth and break through Azeroth's defenses."

The anomaly in the pond also attracted the attention of many of Dalaran's wizard leaders, whose faces were also unsightly, because if the beast spirit broke through Azeroth's defenses and came here, it was likely to cause a disaster.

After all, the wizard army here is already sixty percent of the essence of Dalaran, and if there is any loss, it will make Antonidas angry.

Not far away, the protective shield formed by the sacrifice of three desert trolls danced purple energy in mid-air, and the ground was filled with all kinds of totems, and Locke even saw the armored desert troll warriors and the armored desert monitor lizards, who formed a battle formation to defend at the intersection.

There are even desert trolls and undead holding weapons at the junction. (To be continued.) )