"In ancient times, there were different energies in this universe, and the creatures who perceived the existence of these energies began to study these energies, and gradually the research of different energies also formed different systems, which is the origin of different professions now. Wei Lun said.

"And if you want to perceive these energies, there are innate and acquired ones. Without the help of external conditions, if you are born with the ability to perceive a certain energy, it is called a talent, and perceiving with the help of external conditions is called mastery. We have accepted Naru's knowledge of the ability to use the Light, and your human clergy have the gift of using the Light. Veron continued.

"Talent or control?" Amy asked.

"It's not easy to judge, because both use the same kind of energy, and the difference between strength and weakness depends on the individual's usage. Now there are also Draenei warriors who believe in the way of shamanic elements and control shamanic spells, and they are no weaker than orc shamans. Wei Lun said.

"Has the Great Prophet ever heard of the Origin or the Law?" Amy asked.

"The original Naru-primeval Eternals were the embodiment of the Law of the Holy Light, and the current Naru are all beings of the origin of the Holy Light, as for the rest, I don't know very well. Wei Lun said.

Amy fell into thought after listening to Veron's words, he had learned from the Dragon King that all life has an origin, and that origin is also part of the laws that make up the universe. But he hadn't heard of the law itself, which could appear as a life in the world.

"Let's prepare to conquer Shattrath City first, if we need to ask anything, it will be a long time later. Velen looked at Amy in thought.

"Well, there are some things I need to think about first. Amy replied.

Soon after, the Human-speaking Draenei began a joint siege. When the orcs attacked Shattrath City, they called on a large number of siege machines to blast open the gate wall of Shattrath. The Alliance army easily captured the city of Shattrath, and as planned, the gates of Shattrath were opened from the inside after the siege began. The orc defenders, who were already not dominant, were immediately beaten by the human coalition that poured into the city.

After the siege, the Draenei regained control of the city of Shattrath. Norad is not a human world after all, so there is no leader who has offered to take Shattrath City into his pocket. Shattrath City was seen by the Alliance as just one obstacle to the march into Shadowmoon Valley.

A large number of Draenei returned to Shattrath City to begin rebuilding work, and Velen sent Akama to lead the Shatterer Legion to continue to follow the Alliance army into Shadowmoon Valley, while the rest of the Delaneei forces resumed their defense of Shattrath City to prevent the orcs from counterattacking.

Shortly after the Confederate took Shattrath City, the Alliance began to advance to the Valley of the Shadowmoon, and their destination was the Temple of Carabo in the Valley of the Shadowmoon, which was once the temple that the Draenei built for Naru and where the Draenei performed their sacrifices. There are a large number of magic circles that have been built in the temple, and various large-scale magic circle ceremonies can be performed. Naozu also took a fancy to these magic circles that had already been built, and he only needed to transform them to build portal spells.

Akama was silent on the way to the temple of Karabo, although his influence on Amy had been reticent, but it was about to be the final battle, and it was normal for Akama to report some progress on Naozu's plan.

"Akama, what do you think of this showdown?" Amy asked first.

"The orcs are not united internally now, and it is not complicated to deal with Naozu. Akama said.

"Then why do you still look worried?" asked Amy.

"I was in the battle to protect the temple of Carabo, but I was infected by the evil power of the orc warlock and became what I am now. Akama said.

"Then you have a shadow of this trip to the temple?" said Amy.

"No, it's just that I didn't expect the day when the temple will be recaptured. Countless warriors died there to protect the Temple, and it was also because of the Temple of Protection that our Legion of the Brokenrs was born. Akama said.

"You're really miserable, you've become what you are to protect your race. Amy said.

"We are fortunate that we are unable to perceive the Light after being infected by evil powers, and we are beginning to lose our minds. But we eventually practiced the shamanic ways of the orcs, mastered the shaman's ability to manipulate the elements, and barely prevented the influence of evil energy on the body. And those warriors who did not learn shamanic spells eventually lost their minds completely under the influence of evil powers, and fell into eternal madness. Akama said.

"Aren't you enemies with the orcs? Amy said.

"Orcs were not brutal and bloodthirsty in the early days, and we have lived peacefully with them in Norad for a long time. Their shamanic beliefs were also peace-oriented, and the Draenei at the time also studied the shamanic profession system. Akama said.

"How could an orc turn his back on his original beliefs and abandon a shaman and start cultivating a warlock?" Amy asked.

"The power of the shaman comes from the elemental energy in the natural world, and the earth is used as the source of magic, but now Norad can no longer obtain magic from the earth, and the legal profession without magic power naturally cannot last forever, and the orcs began to let the original shaman priest receive training from warlocks under the needs of war, and the source of magic power of warlocks is life, and the inability to obtain magic from the earth will naturally not affect them. Akama said.

"Looks like that's probably why Gul'dan is doing something to Norad's leyline. Amy muttered to herself.

"What does this have to do with Gul'dan?" asked Akama, looking strangely at Amy.

"There are also leylines that conduct magic in the earth, and the places where the leylines intersect are called magic nodes. Gul'dan mixed evil energy into Norad's mana node, and the evil energy blocked the flow of mana, causing Norad's surface mana to dry up. Lost in the nourishment of its magic, the life rooted in the land of Norad began to weaken and eventually decayed. And the shaman draws on the magic of the earth, because the magic on the surface is depleted, which also causes the shaman to not have enough magic to use. Amy said.

"It's incredible that Gul'dan still has such an ability. Akama said.

"Gul'dan himself may not have such ability, but he has the Burning Legion behind him, and he is just a lackey of the Burning Legion. Amy said.

"Is there a way to break Gul'dan's blockade of the leyline's magic?" Akama asked.

"I can find the leyline node that Gul'dan has cast a spell on, but I can't interfere with the spell that Gul'dan has cast on the leyline. However, Nirru has already gone to find the orc shamans, and they will come into contact with Gul'dan's spells. Amy said.

"Orc shaman, this word has not been heard in a long time. Akama said.

"Nirru said it was a group of shamans living in the Nagrand steppes, as if they were called the Ring of the Earth. Amy said.

"It's actually the Ring of the Earth, and they're an orc sect that has always passed down the way of shamans. Akama said with some surprise.

"Do you know the Ring of Earth?" asked Amy.

"It was the Ring of the Earth that was willing to pass on shamanic knowledge to the Draenei in the first place, and all the Shamanic rituals of the Draenei can recognize the students of the Ring of the Earth. Akama said.

"Solving Norad's leyline magic problem can also make the land of Draenor full of life again. This way, the orcs no longer have to find a new home to attack other races. In the future, your Delaney's life in Norad will be much easier. Amy said.

"The planet has been devastated by Gul'dan, and what he has done is a curse on the land, and it is time to free the land from the curse. Amy continued.

"What Neozu has done is also dangerous, if he does open the portal that connects the twisted void, allowing the Burning Legion to invade Norad directly. The consequences of this are even countless times worse than that of Guldan, and all the land will be scorched under the invasion of the legion, and the land will lose its vitality in an instant, and the entire planet will become a death star. Akama said.

"This is how the original planet Argus perished. Kilgardan was tempted by Sargeras to open a portal to the Twisted Void, and the entire planet was instantly overrun by a large number of demons, eventually becoming the base camp of the Burning Legion. Akama continued.

"We're not going to let Norad be the second Argus. The orcs who knew the truth were fighting Naozu, who was now a leader that even his own people opposed. It is difficult for a man like him to complete his plan. Amy said.

"That orc force did cause a lot of trouble in Shadowmoon Valley, and Neozu had to send all the Shadowmoon Clans who had participated in the rebuilding of the circle to the battle. This also bought us a lot of time to get to Shadowmoon Valley before the Nao Zu Circle was completed. Akama said.

"If the orcs knew that Norad could restore his former prosperity, I am afraid that there would be fewer people willing to follow Neozu. Amy said.

"Whether it's Gul'dan or Naozu, what they promise the orcs is to find a new home of abundance. Amy continued.

Amy said and looked at the forest around her, even though the land had lost its magical power, the trees were still flourishing. Bring the land of Norad back to life, this is what the orcs should really be looking for.