It's not the feeling of believing that Odin can't come, but the obvious lack of linkage.

Odin knelt down violently, and with the other guardians and mortal heroes, he knew at a glance that it was not all the way.

Unexpectedly, when even Thorim almost screamed, Odin suddenly smiled, and God said a word: "Guess!?"

Wow!

This commotion simply shocked the eyes of everyone in the coalition army.

Looking at the shocked expressions of the former colleagues and the mortals he looked down on, Odin suddenly sighed: "Don't forget! No matter what, I am the most faithful servant of the Pantheon, and since this is something that the great Al-Mansur approves, I will do it to the letter, give 100% of my strength to carry it out." ”

There are no explosions, explosions, and the like in Titan Guardians.

The Titans have endowed these Guardians with the trait of absolute obedience to orders, and they are destined to have no surprises and surprises.

How much strength there is, how much strength to exert it, this kind of stable as an old dog's characteristic, is the commonality of the Titan's creation.

'Chicken and egg' was stunned for a moment, and then became angry!

Even though he had confirmed from Odin's few words that Duke was indeed not here, the uneasiness in his heart grew stronger, and in his heart, he cried out: "Impossible! They must not have thought of this! Even if they did, they would not have that condition." What's more, there is that one in charge. There's no way they're going to have a chance!"

Kil'Gardan was in turmoil, and his ultimate move kept coming out.

Event-wide ultimate [Doomsday Showdown]!

A [Broken Singularity] that can shake all the Titan Guardians flying!

And the [Burst Flame of Fear] that is enough to cause annihilation!

All kinds of Ereda powerful techniques are thrown out one after another.

But the more fierce he was, the more it proved the shame and anger in his heart.

Counting it, this is already the third time.

The first time was the War of the Ancients, which was played by Duke and placed in Infernal Affairs.

The second time was the Battle of the Sunwell, and he was directly sandwiched in the big toilet of the portal and burst his upper body.

The third time was this time.

Being miscalculated three times in a row by a mortal was enough to completely discredit his 'Master of Trickery' and 'King of Conspiracy'.

"You're thinking too much! Do you poor creatures think that with your little trick you can deal with an endless army of demons?" Kil'Gardan's angry roar resounded through the void battlefield.

There was no answer.

No, perhaps the answer of the strong man of the coalition was that wordless sneer and contemptuous eyes.

Every being believes in Duke.

Even Odin, who is very at odds with Duke, believes in Almansour, who believes in Duke. It sounds a bit tongue-twisting, but it's actually true.

Without the Pantheon constraints, perhaps Odin would really become a pig teammate in the coalition.

But no matter how unhappy Odin was with mortals and his colleagues, his loyalty to the Pantheon was absolute.

It was this absolute loyalty that drove him to make a move that was perfectly suited to the coalition forces.

Since you can't split your opponent, the only thing left is toughness.

At this moment, Kil'Gardan hated Ackmond, another Eredar magnate he had looked down on and was quite unhappy with. If the dead were still alive, instead of the skeletons being placed in the Hyjal Mountains Museum, maybe everything would have been different.

If he was facing an alliance powerhouse of the size of an ordinary human, his size would definitely be superior, and after entering this special space, his size would swell to a height of seven stories.

Unfortunately, he faced the ten-story Odin and Torrim.

Faced with these two Titan Guardians who have become cooperable, Kil'Gardan finds that his vitality is rapidly weakening.

And because of the attributes, these two guys are quite restrained from him.

One is dominated by divine attacks, accompanied by thunder, and the other is pure thunder. Two screaming Guardians would have been enough to choke.

If Kil'Gardan calms down and takes advantage of the home advantage, it's not impossible to grind these two guys to death. But when mixed in with other demigods and mortal heroes, Kil'Gardan was very painful.

Tirio's [Ember Bringer] and Gavinrad's new artifact, "King of the Wind Elementals' Wrath of Orakill", are perfectly matched with the two guardians.

What's even more disgusting is that the Twin Emperors of Qila, after realizing that they can't cooperate with the two guardians, the Twin Emperors simply step aside, do nothing, and fight Kil'Gardan's reinforcements.

This is not a void that is completely cut off from the outside world, this is just a special spatial rift developed by Kilgardan. It was used by him in order to divide the strong men of the coalition army, and he never thought of separating himself independently from beginning to end.

On this huge void platform the size of four football fields, there is actually a portal that teleports the Void Lord to help.

The Twin Emperors were specially guarding the door as the door god.

It would be a piece of cake to replace Kil'Gardan to clean up the Twin Emperors, but the average high-level Void Lord was really no match for these two brothers.

If you're good at physical attacks, use the Demon Emperor who is immune to physical attacks to come up and scare you.

If you are powerful in magic, let the Sword Emperor come up and be tough with you.

Anyway, I'm going to stick to the portal and not let you big Void Lords in.

The smaller demons, the Twin Emperors don't care, and leave them to the heroes of the alliance to deal with.

Interestingly, on the alliance side, Malfurion, a powerful daddy, also followed up at that time. With all their might, the decline in the vitality of God Odin and Torim has really slowed down significantly.

Kil'Gardan was anxious, because he knew that those Void Lords outside were really not enough for the remaining coalition powerhouses to kill.

As long as the coalition forces don't make mistakes and don't rush in, the Void Lords are more like delivering food.

"Hey, let's not push forward, is that really okay?Drag it out any longer, Sargeras is going to be resurrected, right?" Saidan wielded the Hammer of Light, smashing the head of a Doomsday Guard into a rotten watermelon.

Tulayan, who was next to him, brandished the [Quelzaram] inherited from Anduin Lothar, easily slashed a Lord of Sivalra, and suddenly said, "First of all, we have to trust Duke. Secondly, I think Duke must have made some secret agreement with the Pantheon, such as a raid. ”

Saidan is not a hairy boy who has never led a soldier, and he immediately understood the ultimate plan.

If Duke doesn't come to the front, the only possibility is to run away and steal someone's lair.

"They went to the Twisted Void?" Saidan lowered his voice.

Tulayan slashed another demon with his hand, and suddenly smiled: "I guess Kilgardan also found out." It doesn't matter if you say it. Although Duke is secretive, his destination is not difficult to guess - there is a 99% chance that it will be Argus. ”

"Why Argus?" Saidan was stunned.

"It all started when someone blew up the biggest fortress in the Twisted Void......" Tulayan laughed, feeling like he probably had a demon's tail dangling on his ass!