The Lich King also fought hard to make the Scourge fleet sent by the base camp sail smoothly, and he ordered the Scourge army to attack the port fortresses in a big way to hold back the Freemasonic fleet and cover the departure of the Scourge fleet.

In fact, Kane did not intend to send the Masonic ships into battle.

There weren't many ships under his rule, and the technology was changing too quickly, so it was not appropriate to build too much, and if it weren't for the training of sailors and knowing about such a big event as the invasion of the Burning Legion, he wouldn't even want to keep the current size of the ship.

As for the idea of replacing the ships that have been retired, and selling them to the likes of the Kurtiras Kingdom, let's put it this way, ordinary ironclad ships, the Kurtiras Kingdom ate 3 ships in the first half of the year, and formed a high-speed fleet with them as the core.

In order to buy, as well as to feed this fleet, the kingdom of Kurtilas tightened its belt almost from top to bottom.

This kind of mixed fleet is so difficult to maintain, and the more advanced ones cannot be used at all with their national strength.

What Kane has been cultivating is a supplier of raw materials and a consumer market of basic living goods (bulk), and he really doesn't expect them to have high-end consumption power.

Some situations are to be expected, such as the fact that once his industrial system is on the track, it will be inevitable that he will quickly distance himself from the kingdoms.

And because of that, he had to have a swarm.

In addition to the guarantee of the barrel of the gun, the swarm is also the guarantee of the qualified industrial population.

As for the human civilization in this world, he can only say that he can keep up with it, and he doesn't mind letting human beings lose their profits, and it doesn't matter if they can't keep up, each has its own way out.

He thinks that he and the humans of this world are like temporary accomplices who meet and travel together on a journey. It's normal to see each other, say goodbye, walk together for a while, and then go their separate ways.

The Scourge Legion, on the other hand, played the role of the villain who stood in the way.

So he formed an alliance with the bitter lord to a certain extent, and together he knocked down this big stone and moved it away.

This statement is relatively realistic, if there is more to it, then it is the bias of great humanism, and the feelings cultivated by living together over the years.

Helping human beings is the return of this feeling.

Standing in front of a magically rendered, highly realistic 3D miniature, Kane's gaze slowly moved.

Two points are finally locked, the Whispering Coast of the Tirisfal Glades, and the Desert Reef Coast of the Silver Pine Forest

He believes that the Scourge Corps chose the landing site, and these two places are the most likely.

He himself prefers the side of the Silver Pine Forest.

If you enter from the Whispering Coast, the target is probably Brill, the powerhouse of the Tirisfard Woodlands, and it can't be Soridan Farm and Carlstone Manor, right?

Once you capture Brill, you can use it as a base to call the royal city of Lordaeron.

However, Kane, who has the advantage of being a prophet, knows that the core purpose of the Scourge is to pave the way for the invasion of the Burning Legion, not to fight the various forces himself.

Therefore, occupying the important town of Brill and coercing the royal city of Lordaeron will only touch the sensitive nerves of various forces, prompting them to fight another battle to defend their homeland.

Such an outcome would not do the Scourge legion any good.

Let's look at another landing site, the Desert Reef Coast.

This is a place that even those who lived in the Silver Pine Forest area at the time may not know. You can see how infamous it is.

And when it comes to another nearby place name, there are more people who know it, sticky silk hole.

There are mines, but the quality of the mines is average, but the striding spiders are large and numerous, and even large creatures like horses can eat them, wrapped in them and pulled back into the hole, full of juice to drink, how big they are, you can imagine.

From the barren reef coast to the south, more than ten kilometers away is called the Beiliu Coast, which is more famous. When the Forsaken of the original Historical Line went south to conquer the city, they established a rearguard base east of the Northstream Coast to deal with the harassing tactics of the Werewolves of Gilneys.

The orcs, too, once came from the north-current coast to provide material and personnel support to the forsaken.

The land here belongs to the Kingdom of Lordaeron, and the Kingdom Army has stationed a force there, so it can be said that there is still a strong defense.

Therefore, Kane believes that in order to avoid being alarmed, the Scourge will probably think backwards and land in areas that the opponent does not expect.

As the name suggests, there are many reefs in this area, and even the local boaters are reluctant to risk their lives, and if a natural disaster lands here, they can seize the initiative and once again catch their opponents off guard.

Whether it is from the Desert Reef or the North Stream, Kane believes that whenever the Scourge Legion appears here, it has only one purpose, which is to raid Dalaran.

Further, if the Burning Legion wanted to invade Azeroth, it would have to build a large Stargate.

Building a stargate requires transcendent location coordinates or landmark-level items that can be used to lock a specific location.

This item is the Book of Medivan, which is currently in the custody of Antonidas, the chief archmage of the Dalaran Magic Kingdom.

An interesting little phenomenon here is that Medivan himself is not very high-grade in the perception of Dalaran's spellcasters, but the Book of Medivan is very high, because it was made during the period when Sargeras took Medivan, and it not only records many evil but powerful spells, but is also a powerful magic weapon itself.

The Burning Legion needs it as a core medium to open a stable, dedicated stargate.

According to the original historical line, Arthas's first move after killing his father was to resurrect Kel'thugad who was killed by him, and the result was that the Silvermoon City of the Elves of Quel'Thalas was captured and the Sunwell was contaminated. Because the resurrection ritual itself also carries an advanced intent, it requires a large enough amount of energy, as well as blasphemous power (negative spiritual energy) to complete the ritual.

The main reason for the resurrection of Kel'thugad is that Arthas has the role of a technical advisor to Kel'thugad, including how to use the Book of Medivan to open the stargate, which needs to be completed by Kel'thugad.

In the end, it was Kel'thugad who completed the ritual and brought the Burning Legion down.

After that, Arthas was disappointed to find that when the Burning Legion arrived, he and his master, the Lich King, were almost completely out of sight, and the demons of the Burning Legion ignored them, not even their difficulties, let alone fulfilled their promises.

After that, the Burning Legion went on a rampage for a few days, and it ended with the death of Akmund in Mount Hyjal, and then there was the 'Frozen Throne' storyline, Illidan Fury was doing trouble, the Lich King Neozu had to save himself, and Arthas was really fighting for the Savior.

But these are very difficult to happen in this world.

From the very beginning, the Lich King didn't put all his eggs in one basket.

Alsace is a good place, but it's not the only option. The original historical line finally chose Alsace, which is also based on its outstanding performance, which can be said to be determined step by step.

And now, from the very beginning, Alsace is much lighter.

Unbeknownst to Arthas, his new master had consulted with the Dreadlords before sending him back to kill his father and destroy the kingdom of Lendaeron.

As they had agreed, Arthas, who was still in the trial phase, returned and assassinated Terenus to create as much chaos as possible.

This move can be both virtual and real.

If the results are wonderful, what would it be?

The Lich King believes that talking about the collapse of Terenus, and then pushing those half-hearted nobles to stand on their own, the administrative system of the Kingdom of Lordaeron will collapse directly.

In this context, in order to protect themselves, the living nobles will find a way to transfer the army back to their territory to defend their homeland.

With this action, the Lordaeron Kingdom Army basically collapsed.

You must know that in the feudal kingdom of Lordaeron, the royal family, and even the troops directly under the name of the kingdom, do not exceed 40% of the total military strength, and the rest are soldiers sent by the nobles in accordance with the basic agreement of the kingdom.

This 40% even includes special powers such as the Silver Knights.

Therefore, the action of the assassination king of Arthas is equivalent to cutting the banner of the Chinese army, and the kingdom of Lordaeron, and even the alliance, will fall into a situation where the dragons are leaderless.

Taking advantage of this opportunity, Arthas and his Scourge vanguard will be able to join forces with the Scourge army that is entrenched on Keldaron Island and the dark regions of Dreadworthy, and will make the whole game alive in one fell swoop.

When the time comes, the Lordaeron Kingdom's anointed land, Talon, will become a battlefield, and the Lich King will use the Scourge Killer to spread the plague, turning it into a plague land suitable only for the undead to survive. Thus establishing the Scourge Legion's base in the Eastern Continent.

If Alsace and his party failed to achieve their goal.

Then, in the opinion of the Lich King, the worst can also achieve an eye-catching effect.

He sent another army to raid Dalaran and obtain the Book of Medivan.

Unfortunately, due to Kane's presence, Alsace has not even been able to attract attention.

He and the Witch King's deliberately named Vanguard of the Scourge were trapped, Arthas was imprisoned in the deep Forbidden Prison, and the Fallen, including his right-hand man, adjutant, captain of the guard, and several generals, were subjected to brutal experiments in Kane's underground fortress.

After receiving the Scourge sailing south of Howling Fjord, and analyzing their possible landing sites, Kane threw the question to his Operational Staff and asked them to specify a plan.

Unlike the elven vampire staff in the HP world, the members of his staff in this world are Veku people with a hint of divinity like Phantom.

In World of Warcraft, the Viku people are the ancestors of humans, they are tall, 3 meters abound, they were first one of the puppets of various functions made by the Titan gods, and later became flesh and blood under the influence of the Flesh and Blood curse of the ancient gods.

Some of them gradually became human beings as they adapted to the environment as the Mu continent exploded.

After analysis, Kane found that genetically speaking, the Veku people retain more of the characteristics of antiquity, and their height and physique are also more suitable for interacting with this world full of magnificent Titan ruins.

So, on the basis of the Viku, Kane created a race he called the 'Descendants of the Titans', which were the mid-to-high-ranking commanders and technical officers of the swarm, and the warriors were drakemen.

There is also a group, which is a combination of dwarves and gnomes, born of halflings, this halfling is very different from the halflings of the DND system, their size is comparable to that of dwarves, no taller than 120cm, nor less than 110cm, but the body size is not as horizontal as dwarves, and there is no such dense hair.

The halfling is positioned as an industrial worker and has now embarked on the track of mass production.

And now, Kane is about to add a new force to his hands.

Standing in front of him were more than a dozen human figures.

They are all spirits, or ghosts, and their experiences can be published by everyone, and they are the best of the group that are selected from the ghosts captured by the paladins in their chivalrous deeds.

"Ladies and gentlemen, your chance has come. Kane spoke to the spirits in soul language.

"You have a vision in your heart, you have persistence, you can't let go, and you can't let go of it, and I promised you a chance to make up for your regrets. Now I will honour it, and accordingly, I hope that you will keep the pact we have made. That's it, heroes, welcome to the resurrection and to the stage of Azeroth once again!"