"Yes, yes, I will be loyal to you, and there will be no more disobedience, great lord, please believe me!" Seeing that there was a drama in getting out of the predicament, Guldan hurriedly expressed his loyalty.

"It doesn't matter if I don't believe you, Gul'dan. Actually, I didn't come here of my own free will. The voice continued.

Not voluntary? - Both Guldan and Gugar were stunned for a moment - who else could force this Cunzi to do what he didn't want to do?

As if able to see through Gul'dan and Gurjar's thoughts, the voice chuckled lightly, and then said, "It's not what you think, it's just ...... All in all, Gul'dan you have made a contribution this time, and I can count as a reward for my master, after all, you have also done Sargeras a favor, and it is not good for you to die here like this. ”

"That'...... The ......" Guldan's voice suddenly rose high, and in his panic he even bit his own lip, "That's not ...... How could it be ......"

The voice snorted, "That's the great Lord Sargeras, how could he be buried in such a place...... Do you think a small human mage can do something that the Pantheon has spent tens of thousands of years unable to do? ”

Realizing that some of his emotions had been overexposed, the voice slowed down again: "Even without you, Sargeras would have been able to leave here sooner or later; It will only take more time, and your arrival hastened the process. ”

"You're saying, you're saying he's ...... So......" Gul'dan began to stammer again; He knew how powerful that one - until now, Gul'dan did not dare to call "Sargeras" by his name. It was the power that had destroyed countless universes, and now that power had finally broken free from its shackles and descended on the world called Azeroth. So will the world be ...... soon?

The voice guessed once again what was going on in Gul'dan's mind: "No, no, no, Gul'dan. You can never understand what Sargeras is trying to do, and his supreme wisdom is always ignored by ignorant fools compared to his infinite power; Even I could only vaguely guess the slightest thought of him, Sargeras, he was like the light, the shadow. Flickering light and darkness, inscrutable. ”

Once again, Gul'dan had guessed what was in his heart by the voice, and he could only bow his head more humbly—for the servant. There is nothing more terrible than an omniscient master; At this time, Gul'dan was amused by the ignorant thoughts he had once had—he was inferior to a small ant compared to such a being, at least the ant did not feel fear.

"Sargeras has what he wants to do. And we have tasks that we need to accomplish. In the time to come. I still need to infiltrate the Burning Legion into this world, and I must be there for Sargeras when he needs it - and you, Gul'dan, will be at the vanguard of this qiē operation. The voice referred to the request for Gul'dan.

"But, my lord...... I will naturally do it with all my might, but our army ...... It's already a failure, and I don't know how we can ...... Occupy the world for you. Gul'dan kept his head down. There was tremor and fear in his voice—the voice demanded that Gul'dan simply couldn't do it, so he did. Will he still save his life?

"I know, Gul'dan, I know." The voice said softly, "The attack on humans was just an attempt before, and now...... I heard that you sent the remnants of the orcs to that new continent? ”

"Yes, my lord, but ......," stammered Guldan, "it is not so much that I sent them to that continent as that I tricked them into going there...... I don't think I can turn their power into a helping hand for you. ”

Although he was very worried about being abandoned by the "Great Lord", Gul'dan really did not dare to say anything big, he knew that if he could not satisfy the "Great Lord", he would soon fall into an even more difficult desperate situation, and that time, there would definitely be nothing to save him.

"It's up to you, Gul'dan." The voice chuckled and said, "If it wasn't difficult, why would I travel through countless universes to come here to save you?" Wouldn't it be better to just send a pig to invade the world? ”

"I'm ...... I'm not prevaricating, Lord! I was just...... I'm just worried about delaying your plans......" Gul'dan defended himself.

"Needless to say. I've been in this world long enough that I can already feel the loss of power...... Listen, Gul'dan, go to that new land, find those of your companions, rule over them, make them subject to you, and wait for my commands; In the meantime, if you can, teach me a lesson to your new neighbors, the Night Elves......"

"Yes, Yes, my lord, I will do it." Gul'dan nodded his head like a chicken pecking rice, and he almost tried to find a pen and paper to write them down - but without a pen and paper, Gul'dan could only desperately stuff them into his head.

"Well, then, go, Guldan, go and finish this qiē. Remember, don't let me down, next time, nothing can buy your life back......" The voice began to grow fainter and weaker, and Gul'dan and Gurgar felt their minds begin to feel groggy, and they quickly lost consciousness.

"Gul'dan, Gul'dan! Wake up! I don't know how long it took, but Gul'dan vaguely felt that someone was calling his name, and he slowly opened his eyes, and found himself lying in the doorway of that temple, with Gul'dan kneeling beside him.

"It's ...... What's going on? Guldan licked his parched lips, and the previous qiē seemed to be as ethereal as a dream.

"Hiss......" Gul'dan held his hand on the rocks of the island, trying to get up from the ground; He managed to sit up, but there was a pain in his forehead.

Guldan subconsciously reached out and touched his forehead, touching a hand of blood - that qiē was not a dream, because the wound caused by the kowtow had not yet healed.

"The 'Great Lord'...... It's ......" the head to the left of Gugar asked in a low voice - the head on his right, and the other ogres were still unconscious, it was still far from the shore, and no one else would hear his conversation with Guldan, but Gugar still didn't dare to raise his voice, he didn't know if the cunzi was staring at him there, and the thought of this sent a chill down his spine. (To be continued......)