It's dog-eat-dog inside the legion, but there aren't many truly stupid Void Lords.

The guy with a bad brain is either so strong that he ignores all intrigues, or he has long been swallowed by the other lords to the point that there is no bone left.

After the Burning Legion began to adjust its strategy, the alliance was not having a good time.

Most obviously, the Legion's Void Fleet began to use decoys. Tens of thousands of modified spaceships resembling Star Destroyers began to take turns attacking Azeroth's sky defenses.

These decoy ships, which have been modified by Morgar Demon Technicians, are extremely realistic in both the signals and the appearance of spaceships, greatly draining the energy of the five-colored dragons and highly intelligent fire, wind, and water elemental creatures in the Void Battlefield.

The enemy ships that broke through into the atmosphere began to be limited to the six major ambush circles.

Even if Duke had been prepared, even when there were not so many flying battleships in front, he transferred some of the flying battleships to the rear. There are more than 36 flying fleets with more than 1,000 ships, touring and shuttling through the four continents, and there is still a feeling of exhaustion.

Meanwhile, on the Broken Isles, the Alliance's advance into the three regions of Assuna, Sulama and Stormfjord has also been rather unsmooth.

More magical mechs and abyssal lords appeared on the battlefield, and these thick-skinned mechanical creations and archdemons were devastating to the ordinary forces of the Alliance.

Up to more than three.

Duke has a tailor-made one for every powerhouse in the league who has reached the hero realm. Only those who have these nervous reflexes and physical qualities are at the top of the various races in the alliance can maximize the combat power of the Gundam.

The rest...... I'm sorry, but due to the shortage of high-strength metal resources and the production capacity of Mimiron Workshop, the alliance really can't do more Gundam.

However, Duke is already considering promoting a cheap version of the Gundam [Jim], which is a huge mech that can be used by elite-level professionals in the Alliance, mainly to deal with the oversized Doom Guards.

On the seventh day of the war, in order to speed up the destruction of the landed Star Destroyer, the Alliance finally began to invest the four guards of the God of the Wilderness and Arkafon in the whole territory of Azeroth, as well as the Elder Dragons drawn back from the Void Battlefield, such as Crassus, who should have been hung up in history.

The effect of military training has already been achieved.

However, the fatigue of the soldiers is increasing, and the battle damage is also rising. Too much silt on Star Destroyers also means that Azeroth will open more Legion portals.

Quantitative changes can lead to qualitative changes.

If you don't want the pressure to accumulate more and more and eventually become the last straw that breaks the camel's back, then you need to reduce the pressure in advance.

"Lao Tzu doesn't believe that the Burning Legion's Star Destroyer is infinite. Looking at the battle damage reports flying like snowflakes, Duke had a message in his heart that MMP wanted to say.

War is like two beasts that bite each other, and if the difference in strength between the two does not kill the other in one blow, then it is likely to become an endless overtime game. Either whoever can't bear it will be killed by the other party, and then swallow no bones left; or fight until both sides are exhausted and unable to fight again, silently shake hands and make peace, go back to lick their wounds, and fight again next time.

It was at the height of the battle that the first good news finally came.

Thorim excitedly contacted Duke directly that day: "Duke, we've found Odin!"

When Duke heard this, he smiled (feigningly) delighted and polite.

Regardless of Mao, this world is also the Nordic mythology gods on the earth, and the gods are running all over the streets, anyway, Duke didn't get a Kratos Queye out, even if he is worthy of them.

Just talking about Odin, Duke is not cold at all.

That's right, at the point in time when the Legion returns, Odin will jump out.

1. The owner of the Sky Fortress (warrior's artifact hall) in the World of Warcraft game.

2. The final boss of Valhalla's 5-player dungeon.

3. The old boss of the Courage Trial Team Dungeon.

Twenty-five thousand years ago, Odin, the most powerful and fierce Guardian, was appointed Chief Administrator by the Titans with the authority to summon Algalon to reshape Azeroth, and while the Guardians advanced the ritual to grant power to the Guardian Dragons, Odin pondered alone in the temple of Aldua.

He was outraged by his colleagues' disobedience to his commander-in-chief, but even more annoyed by his belief that the Guardian Dragon would fail in his duty to defend the world.

In order to save Azeroth from falling to this point, Odin decided to take care of it himself.

He wanted to create an elite army of his own will, an army worthy of protecting the world at his disposal when Azeroth needed it most. And in order to recruit the soldiers of this army, Odin set his sights on the powerful and powerful Viku. He had always admired the innate courage and strength of the Viku, and in Odin's eyes, the Viku showed the soul of a warrior that no other Titans could match.

Tyr, the Lord of Order, and the other Guardians then returned to Ulduar and demanded that Odin abandon the foolish plan, but Odin was unmoved.

He insisted on his own rightness, but when he asked the other Guardians to help him form the legion, none of them came to his aid. Odin simply said that even if he was alone, he would have to build this army.

That's why, when Duke and the others first attacked Ulduar, the Guardians said that Odin was missing.

In fact, Odin chose one of the side halls of Ulduar as the base for his army. Then, in order to separate it from the fortress and the rest of the Guardians, Odin sought out a witch, Helya, a titan creature that Odin had long regarded as his goddaughter.

So, Hyara weaved a powerful spell to envelop all the strongholds chosen by the Guardians, and then, with all her strength, tore the temples of Ulduar from the earth and ascended straight into the clouds that swirled in the firmament. Since then, the floating city has spread all over the world as Valhalla's high name.

Standing atop the fortress, Odin proclaimed his intention to all the Vikus: those who died valiantly and honorably on the battlefield would be reborn in Valhalla, and their incoming souls would be forged by storms even stronger.

These warriors, these Valagars, will be the foremost defenders of Azeroth, and their exploits will live on in the hearts of all Titans.

All that is lacking now is a way to send souls to Valhalla. To this end, Odin studied the energy emanating from the Shadow Country, and in doing so, mastered the method of transforming some of the Viku into spirits, known as the Vargri.