So along the way in the Hall of Origins, five heroic powerhouses will be in charge: Brian Copperbeard, Aurelia, Leadrin, Haduron Brightwing, and Milhouse Mana Storm.

In the Oldum region, there is also a new race - the cat people.

During the creation of the Titans, they actually created a mysterious race - the cat people [Torville].

They were used to defend the Titan Research Facility in Oldum, and the Lost City of Thorville was where they once lived and fought. But with the advent of the Wind Elemental Plane, Thornville, who was closest to them, naturally became their first goal of conquering the world.

The main antagonist in Tovir's quest is the cat-man general and the spiritual leader, but the ultimate opponent is none other than the culprit sent by the Wind Elemental Lord to bewitch Tovir.

The Lost City of Thorville is the fortress of Nephisyet. Nephisert is one of the cat-people Thorvir, whose Flesh Curse turns their rocky skin into flesh.

In fact, almost immediately after the cataclysm, Deathwing's forces infiltrated Ordamm faster than the dwarven archaeologists.

Thorville swears allegiance to Deathwing in exchange for a chance to lift the Flesh curse. After signing a dark pact with Deathwing and his army, the restored stone-skinned Nephisert Torville withdrew to their ancient capital, the Lost City in the Venaire Delta, and continued to threaten all of Ordam.

However, when the curse was lifted, the Toldwells turned around and bit back at their 'benefactors'. Despite this, since Nephisyett had made a dark pact, the distortion and malice in them could never be erased.

The Lost City is easy to defend - it is surrounded by steep peaks and crocodile-infested swamps, making it difficult to invade even if there are no garrisons in the city.

To make matters worse, Nephisyetes is commanded by the Southwind Lord Siamette, one of the most powerful minions of Deathwing and Orakir who have given them new powers.

Despite being a formidable adversary and an unshakable general, the fact that Siamette appeared in the Lost City may also be an opportunity. After reinforcing a large army and corrupting Nephisyet, he is now running out of power. A truly powerful army of heroes may be able to sneak into the city and assassinate the Lord of the Southwind before he can regain his strength.

The task was given to Wen Leisha.

She will be teamed up with Marrad, Vanessa, Sally Whitemane, and the Great Star Sorcerer Solanrianne in order to complete the task quickly.

The squad composed of these two groups of heroes is just a partial division.

The real main force has to deal with the Wind Elemental Lord Olakiel.

If it was Olakir in his prime, Duke really wouldn't dare to let Queen Xi face him. In fact, after the world war 25,000 years ago, whether it was the four ancient gods or the four elemental lords, they were no longer as brave as they used to be.

So, Duke sent a combination of Sylvanas, Gavin Rad, and Storm Warden Amarlon.

The three of them will march directly into the Aeolus Throne, which is now located in the void southwest of Audam.

Once upon a time, the Anemo Throne only existed on the anemo plane.

Floating high in the endless wall of sky, it is the lair of the Wind Elemental Lord Orakir. Now the barriers of the elemental plane have been broken. In order to prevent Orakir from roaming the winds of Azeroth, it is a good idea to take the initiative.

Otherwise, it will be too late when Orakir tames all the winds in the southern skies of Kalimdor and gathers the fiercest storms.

His appetite couldn't be too small. Obviously, cleansing Audamme of all life and taking over the mysterious Titan creation, the Hall of Origins, would only be his starting point.

When he and Ragnaros each took control of all of the wind and fire elements in Azeroth, it was the Cataclysm that truly destroyed the world.

Thorville swears allegiance to Deathwing in exchange for a chance to lift the Flesh curse. After signing a dark pact with Deathwing and his army, the restored stone-skinned Nephisert Torville withdrew to their ancient capital, the Lost City in the Venaire Delta, and continued to threaten all of Ordam.

However, when the curse was lifted, the Toldwells turned around and bit back at their 'benefactors'. Despite this, since Nephisyett had made a dark pact, the distortion and malice in them could never be erased.

The Lost City is easy to defend - it is surrounded by steep peaks and crocodile-infested swamps, making it difficult to invade even if there are no garrisons in the city.

To make matters worse, Nephisyetes is commanded by the Southwind Lord Siamette, one of the most powerful minions of Deathwing and Orakir who have given them new powers.

Despite being a formidable adversary and an unshakable general, the fact that Siamette appeared in the Lost City may also be an opportunity. After reinforcing a large army and corrupting Nephisyet, he is now running out of power. A truly powerful army of heroes may be able to sneak into the city and assassinate the Lord of the Southwind before he can regain his strength.

The task was given to Wen Leisha.

She will be teamed up with Marrad, Vanessa, Sally Whitemane, and the Great Star Sorcerer Solanrianne in order to complete the task quickly.

The squad composed of these two groups of heroes is just a partial division.

The real main force has to deal with the Wind Elemental Lord Olakiel.

If it was Olakir in his prime, Duke really wouldn't dare to let Queen Xi face him. In fact, after the world war 25,000 years ago, whether it was the four ancient gods or the four elemental lords, they were no longer as brave as they used to be.

So, Duke sent a combination of Sylvanas, Gavin Rad, and Storm Warden Amarlon.

The three of them will march directly into the Aeolus Throne, which is now located in the void southwest of Audam.

Once upon a time, the Anemo Throne only existed on the anemo plane.

Floating high in the endless wall of sky, it is the lair of the Wind Elemental Lord Orakir. Now the barriers of the elemental plane have been broken. In order to prevent Orakir from roaming the winds of Azeroth, it is a good idea to take the initiative.

Otherwise, it will be too late when Orakir tames all the winds in the southern skies of Kalimdor and gathers the fiercest storms.

His appetite couldn't be too small. Obviously, cleansing Audamme of all life and taking over the mysterious Titan creation, the Hall of Origins, would only be his starting point.

When he and Ragnaros each took control of all of the wind and fire elements in Azeroth, it was the Cataclysm that truly destroyed the world.