"Uh...... I didn't mean that......" Da Sohan looked a little embarrassed, but Abidis and the others helped the two of them to make peace - in the previous battles, the back-to-back side by side battles gradually erased the boundaries between these paladins, but Mograini had not participated in these battles, so the relationship between him and the paladins from Stormwind City was still a little strained.

"That's right, I can attest to it, and so can Muradin." Prince Danas said solemnly—as soon as they met, he and Muradin identified themselves.

"Hmm...... Then there's no problem...... "Anduin?" Lothar rubbed her temples - she had been expecting the dragon belt, but now it seemed ...... Or don't expect too much as well.

"Oh yes, Prince Arthas, what about the orcs?" Anduin? Lothar asked, turning to Arthas.

"You're so kind, Sir Lothar, I'm good friends with Ureon, and you can call me Arthas." After a moment's moderation, Arthas gestured to the sea not far behind him, signaling that Lothar could see for himself.

Anduin? Lothar took a few steps forward, then looked out toward the narrow sea; Although she had already been mentally prepared, Lothar was still taken aback by what she saw.

In the face of such a huge dragon, the orc army was simply vulnerable, and Lothar knew such things; But he really didn't expect what the scene of tens of thousands of orcs dying in front of him like this would be like.

In the narrow waters of Fadil Bay, the corpses of countless orcs and ogres float; Because the number of corpses is great. Most of the water was squeezed out into the distant sea, so the bodies were placed almost stacked on top of each other in the shallows.

It is not very appropriate to say that it is a corpse. Because of Anduin? Lothar could also see that a few orcs were not dead, their bodies burning with flames, crawling with difficulty in the sea of blood of their companions' corpses; Hot steam came out of the orc corpses and the surface of the sea, but Anduin? Lothar didn't feel half of the warmth.

"The Light is above...... voice of emotion and exclamation from Anduin? Lothar sounded behind him, was that Sedan? The emotion of Da Sohan and others.

No one, including Wrynn, was not moved and in awe by the sight of this spectacular spectacle - although the combined forces of humans and High Elves had killed about the same number of orcs in previous battles, they had all been paid for at the expense of their companions. The sea of corpses mixed with the corpses of your own companions and orcs will not make anyone feel happy when they see it!

But now it's a different story, and the scene looks like a one-sided massacre - and that's exactly what it is; Even when the orcs first came to the world of Azeroth. The members of the Iron Horse Brotherhood, who gave them a head-on blow, had never experienced such a hearty victory; Seeing the corpses of so many orcs lying side by side in the sea, like a pot of stewed meat, the hearts of the human warriors present were filled with joy - at this moment. Their hearts were filled with gratitude to the Red Dragon Queen, who had brought these orcs to death. This feeling of gratitude far outweighs the gratitude to the Red Dragon Queen for saving their lives.

But Anduin? Lothar thought more: "Is this the power of the red dragon?" The Marshal of Stormwind muttered, glancing at the Red Dragon Queen, who was still chatting and laughing with the Windranger sisters.

"This is the power of the guardian dragon, ordinary dragons and young dragons do not have such strength." Arthas came to the side of the Marshal of Stormwind and explained in a low voice - he knew Anduin? Lothar will have doubts.

"It can also be said that this is just the power of the guardian dragon." Anduin? Lothar's eyes flashed with a strange light, and she looked at Arthas, who was much shorter than herself—something like this happened, Anduin? Lothar could no longer see Arthas as an ordinary child, and he even felt that the little prince of Lordaeron was better suited to discuss these strategic matters than his disciple Urynn, which made him happy for the future of the human kingdom. It also made him feel a little jealous of King Terenus while regretting it—something every father would do; Although Anduin? Lothar didn't have children of his own, but he had long raised Ureon as his own son.

Anduin? Lothar believed that Arthas could understand what he was saying - and that Arthas did not disappoint him.

The little prince sighed inwardly—he thought that his father would have seen such a scene. I will also think of something similar - is the existence of the red dragon good or bad for human beings?

From the point of view of this battle, of course, it is good; But...... Something like, "Could this qiē happen to humans in the next day?" "Such worries will definitely cast a shadow in the hearts of the high-level leaders of the Human Alliance.

Can't blame Anduin either? Lothar would think like this, it was these red dragons who destroyed Daelin not long ago? The human fleet led by Prodmore has forced humanity into a passive situation of being trapped in a land port; Not long ago, the town of Nanhai was attacked.

Anduin? Lothar hadn't experienced what had happened to Grimbaatar, and it was inevitable that he would become wary of the Red Dragon Queen; Because of the impression that happened to him, the red dragon is a moody creature, one moment on the side of the orcs, the next moment on the side of the humans, and the next second, nature may also attack the humans again.

Of course, not Anduin? Lothar would attack the Red Dragons first out of fear, but Arthas remembered some of Kel'thugad's words, which he thought were very similar to the current situation.

"Man is a very weak creature, and this weakness is sometimes manifested in strength, sometimes in psychology; This kind of weakness has good and bad, and the realization of one's own weakness makes human beings strive unremittingly, pursue strength, and make progress; Sometimes, however, being overly aware of one's own weakness also makes human beings fear powerful forces, misunderstand these forces badly, and eventually make wrong judgments. - Kel'thugad had said this to Alsace.

Anduin now? Lothar's mood was also based on this worry—of course, Anduin? Lothar wasn't weak in his own right, he was just attached to the human race - after all, no mortal could still maintain his usual state of mind in the face of a powerful guardian dragon.

"I will do my best to uphold the covenant between humans and the Red Dragon, Anduin? Rest assured, Sir Lothar, that such a thing does not happen to humans. Arthas replied solemnly. (To be continued......)