Unbeknownst to Manolos, Azeroth did hide that power—the power that would bring Sargeras back to life. And even more than that.

In fact, Kilgardan is not sure if this is really the case. He would say this because he was instructed to do so. This instruction comes from the soul of Sargeras, and that statement is also what Sargeras told him.

Even if Kilgardan is a hundred times smarter and more cunning, he will be limited by his own inherent cognition, and it is impossible to think from a perspective that transcends this world.

He didn't understand what an imaginary world was, what a fully realistic game was, and what a hidden setting was; Nor would he know that the world originated with a group of programmers.

But Sargeras understood.

He understands the nature of the world, how it works, and what kind of crises it faces.

Sargeras has always been clear that his death was due to the "plot setting" of World of Warcraft, but this does not mean that he is incapable of resisting and must follow the setting. Especially in the current world of free scripts, he can do something outside of the "setting".

Azeroth - This world may seem insignificant to the Burning Legion, which has conquered countless planets, but Sargeras is well aware that this world is the foundation of World of Warcraft's existence, and the existence of the entire universe.

Manolos did not believe that little Karazan hid a power that could revive Sargeras, but Sargeras himself was convinced.

Because he has been possessed by Medivin for decades, he has been working for this moment.

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Manolos is now leading the demons in a great project in Karazhan - to connect the "Dark Gate" and the "Reverse Karazan" on the Azeroth side.

And this "reverse Karazan" is the root of a qiē.

Manolos was carrying out the project though. But it had no idea how this reverse Karazan worked. It only learned from Legion Commander Kil Gardan that by connecting this dark door to Reverse Karazan, the Burning Legion's army would be able to enter Azeroth from the Warped Void without restrictions.

As for what the principle is, who knows!

Manolos knew that it would be difficult to comprehend such complex principles with his own IQ estimates. So it just has to bury its head in the task.

In fact, not to mention it, even Kilgardan didn't know the principle, he just acted according to Sargeras's orders.

Nearly two years ago, Akmund was killed in battle in the shattered Outlands. The Burning Legion faces the worst crisis in its 25,000 years since its founding: more than 800 years ago, Sargeras forcibly entered Azeroth and disappeared, and more than 20 years ago, his soul was banished back to the Twisted Void, and he was no longer able to serve as the leader of the Burning Legion; And Akmund took over as the commander of the legion for only a dozen years. During the conquest of Azeroth, he was crushed in the outlands, and his ambition died before he was rewarded.

Two of the Big Three died. Kilgardan is left alone.

In this extremely difficult time, he had to turn to the great Sargeras.

Sargeras's soul showed him a clear path and manipulated this qiē behind the scenes.

Kilgardan then entered the Outlands, eventually taking the Dark Portal from this side of the Outlands. Now, Manolos has taken the Dark Gate on the other side of Azeroth on his orders.

Everything. Only the east wind is owed.

According to Sargeras's arrangement, the next thing they need to do is to be patient and wait for the best time to come.

With the Elemental Plane unsealed and Deathwing smashing the World Pillar, this opportunity has arrived.

"Reverse Karazhan", also called "mirror Karazhan". It is actually a real projection of the real Karazhan, a small world that exists independently, operates independently, and has a completely different destiny trajectory.

The current Guardian Medivin knew something about Sargeras's construction of the "Reverse Karazan" in Karazhan, but he couldn't understand the significance of such an act. It seemed to him that they were just empty and eerie basements that Sargeras had built, and that he had tried to cast a lot of spells that didn't seem to be powerful.

In Medivan's eyes. This so-called reverse Karazan is not fundamentally different from the underground cellars of the manor outside. So he didn't really care.

If Jiang Weihan knew what was happening in this place, he would probably have a completely different opinion.

The previous time trip made Jiang Weihan know that the imaginary world is actually a "mirror image" of the real world, and "World of Warcraft". It is also the universe he is in now, which is actually built in the world of imaginary numbers. If Sargeras can really build an "Reverse Karazan", the actual location of this Reverse Karazan should be in the real world!

If this is true, then the reverse Karazan is a great, incredible, and dangerous passage!

Sargeras is the most special of the three Titans with supreme authority, as the real-world Titan technology is actually extracted from his heart. It can even be said that the birth of man-made creations in the entire imaginary world, except for the mirror earth, is inseparable from him.

Jiang Weihan was convinced that neither he nor Almansur had the ability to directly construct a mirror image of the real world in the imaginary world, and Sargeras did not.

Once Sargeras succeeded. That means endless possibilities - when monsters from the game world invaded Earth and settled, people were forced to close the passage between the real world and the imaginary world.

At that time, people were able to enjoy the same treatment as gods in the imaginary world. Calling for wind and rain can do anything, but this has led to unknown disasters. The rules that protected humanity have failed, the monsters in the game have invaded reality, and the whole world is in chaos.

It was only by completely closing the passage and retreating completely into the real world that Yiqiē calmed down.

Now Sargeras is rebuilding such a passage and building it directly into the real world!

This passage is like Pandora's box, and no one knows what they will face when they open it. Perhaps the catastrophe that once occurred in the imaginary world will really spread to the real world. Perhaps nothing will happen, except that the demons of the Warped Void have found a way to completely bypass the Titan's planetary defenses and enter Azeroth without any obstacles.

What exactly will happen, no one knows.

Sargeras is well aware of the danger that there may be zài. But he had to do it. This is the biggest disagreement between him and Al-Mansour, and he will prove who is right and who is wrong.

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Sargeras's vast plans are unclear for the time being, and at this time, with the exception of Medivan and Cenarius, who are still on the lookout for the Burning Legion, almost everyone else in the world is focused on this unprecedented "cataclysm".

At this time, Jiang Weihan was crusading against the king of the wind element, "Wind Rider" Orakir, on the Throne of the Four Winds.

Prior to this, because the four Guardians had gone to the Dragonbone Wilderness to support, the power of the guide to attack the Sky Wall had weakened a bit. The heroes of the crusade against Orakir are temporarily on the defensive. and the four wind elemental generals "The Council of Winds", the last protectors of Orakir.

The vast majority of people here don't feel like they're going to fight in the skies one day. will come to defeat the wind elementals that manipulate lightning and storms. Now this qiē has become a reality. They were standing on the palace of Olakir and fighting his minions.

Of the four elemental planes, the Sky Wall is the most spectacular.

It is full of palaces and corridors suspended in the clouds, and every kind of architecture here is elaborate and ornate, and it is very much in line with the aesthetics of the intelligent race. It's not like a dark and deep rock continent or a blazing land of flames. Or the throat of the abyss of the palace in the water, this country above the clouds is pleasing to the eye. And they can also experience the feeling of flying freely in the magical cyclone here, which is one of the abilities that mortals can only dream of.

The only bad thing is that the hosts here are not very hospitable.

Deep in the Throne of the Four Winds, Aurakir is uneasy on his throne.

It has experienced many fierce battles in its life, including the Titans - although it was always pinned to the ground and beaten wildly at that time, at least it was able to compete with the Titan-made giants. This is already a very good table.

Now it has finally escaped from the seal of the Titan, and before it has time to show its strength, it has suffered a time in the Hall of Origin, and now it has been hit by someone!

It's especially bad. It couldn't think of any way to defeat the other side, and it didn't even get a response to the director's plea for help.

What can I do...... Do you want to run away?

But where can it flee?

As the lord of the wind element, the wall of the sky is the root of its power. Now the enemy has come to the door. Where can it flee?

"I'm going to think of a way to keep these mortals from bothering me. I want to think about it...... I should have done that, yes, that's it! Olakiel quickly came up with a solution.

At this time, the two sides were still fighting.

The Wall of the Sky is a hierarchical realm. The Throne of the Four Winds is where Orakir and its most trusted Winds, the Council of the Winds, are eligible to live in. Other wind elementals live elsewhere in the top of the clouds and the wall of the sky.

The three members of the Wind Council, Anshar, Roesh and Nezel, are the most powerful Anemo generals under the throne of Aurakill, helping it with the day-to-day affairs of the Anemo Realm and guarding it in battle.

It's wartime. It is also the time when the Council of the Winds is most needed. The three council members had nothing to say, and they were all knocked on the door. They were already the last barrier in front of Olakire. If they are defeated, it means that Orakir will have to face the enemy himself.

Generally speaking, Oraquil, as the supreme ruler, would not have acted until his subjects had died. It will stay on its throne and wait for the heroes of the Storm Council to arrive.

But this time things were different.

The fierce gods who stormed the wall of the sky came here with the belief that they must kill Orakir. If it weren't for the departure of the four Ulduar Guardians, they would have already arrived at it.

But sooner or later, the four Guardians will return, and maybe they will bring more reinforcements.

These crusaders not only have strong convictions, but also sufficient strength - and Olakir is the least likely to see that. It hasn't lived enough and doesn't want to die now!

It has to do something to change the status quo. It came up with a last resort - taking hostages! (To be continued) R580