What I feared didn't happen in the end.

Moreover, the reinforcements of the orcs only appeared symbolically, and after attacking twice, they gave up and retreated.

Practice makes sense, this is the summary he gave after many battles, and he said that when used in battle, many new feelings and ideas burst out. Defeating magic with magic, Khadgar says that he no longer has a fear of orcs and that he is becoming more proficient in the use of arcane magic.

I asked him, do you have any shortcomings? He snorted and disdained to reply.

Khadgar's spells are indeed a little stronger than before in my eyes, and the frequency of his spells is also much better than before. But this guy's mass damage spell doesn't work very well.

It is said that the spells cast by the Guardian Medivan in the face of the hordes of trolls that poured into Stormwind were devastating. I haven't seen this or not, but there won't be any other mage to help him in a situation where Stormwind is about to fall, so I think it's believable.

But Medivan is dead, and he is the only apprentice Medivan wants to see, so I have never asked him about it. But I found out that he also tried to use this spell in battle, but the area attack spell that the orc countered his second time didn't grow much.

Perhaps this is the difference between a genius magician and a god-like magician.

It is said that it is three days, but it is really theoretical. It was noon on the fourth day when I saw the army. And the orcs in that fortress have all escaped.

I asked Lothar why he was so slow, and he said that after the capture of the two fortresses, the orcs in the back gave up resistance but gathered together. As soon as they had more defenders, it made it more difficult for them to attack, and the orcs blocked them in a narrow valley, and hundreds of orc troops forcibly blocked tens of thousands of troops for two days.

Later, it was some paladins who traded their lives for victory.

Gavinrad was broken in that battle, and his face was originally stinky, but now his face is crooked. Alas...... Reggie's ability to become a marshal may also have something to do with his lack of appearance.

But after that battle, some problems arose, but I didn't know it at the time, and Lothar buried it in her heart. Conquering the fortress of Ogaz, which claims to be able to hold back a million-strong army, the army is approaching Lockmodan, and liberating Lockmodan is as simple and smooth as cutting a steamed egg with a knife.

Rockmore's orc forces were all scattered with little resistance. After the reconquest of Sersama, the army not only had a sense of fighting but also a considerable level of enthusiasm for fighting. But again, when things go well, it signals some setbacks, but I didn't expect this setbacks to be ...... That.

Hmph, now I feel like I don't have a backache when I stand and talk, do you remember, do you summarize...... Lessons learned. But at that time, I was immersed in such a smooth battle situation, which was different from the feeling of being pressed and beaten by orcs some time ago, how uncomfortable it was to fight, and how it was difficult to stretch and not be able to vent.

It's all the way to the push. It felt like the orcs had already broken down and could even reach Red Ridge Mountain next week.

To the northwest of Ogaz there is a mountain tunnel into Danmoro, which is either a fortress or a tunnel. That tunnel is long, really long. You know what?

You were there at the time? Ha...... We didn't dare to enter that fortress. You've been bluffing for a while, aren't you?

At that time, the local dwarves had already said that there was an explosive device in the tunnel, and although it was not known to the orcs, no one dared to try this situation. A team was sent in, but they were soon beaten back.

After several days of repeated pushing and pulling, not only could the attack not be attacked, but it is said that the environment inside was too aggrieved and depressing, and the soldiers' will to fight was suppressed to a certain extent.

At that time, the battle plan was only an attempt, and there was another route pointed out by the locals of Sersama, which was through the Valley of the Kings, where there were two roads that could actually enter Danmoro. But that was all discovered by the rangers themselves.

The mountain road was not easy to walk, and the knights could only dismount and lead the horses slowly through the rugged mountain road on foot. But it was all worth it, and after three days and two nights of trekking, we finally arrived in the snow-covered Danmorro.

That's what I'm telling you about the fact that we're about to meet Vandal Thunderspear.

This road is known to a few mountain rangers, and they don't know where to go once they enter this kind of ice and snow. And in this kind of deep mountain, except for the knee-thick snow, I don't know where the danger is.

Slipping under your feet is just a common thing, and the most terrible thing is to encounter the cracks in the freeze, and some of our soldiers have died because of it. There's really no way to avoid this. None of us had this kind of experience in the snowy mountains.

It's really ...... to go over the mountains Those who haven't experienced it don't know how hard it is. In many places, horses are really not good, horses are not goats, goats' hooves climb this kind of place, and the dwarves' mounts here happen to be war sheep.

Pull and pull.

Moreover, horses are running animals, they are not monkeys, and once they slip and fall, they will fall out with people and horses. The more you get to the back, the more difficult it becomes, and it's naively cold, when we are used to the warm and humid climate and suddenly enter this kind of place......

It's a little better during the day, but it's a torment at night.

People who haven't experienced that kind of cold won't know, it's really tormenting, tormenting. It's not that you light a fire and lean against the fire to warm up, and the wind blows for you...... The hands and feet, the ears, and the face were all covered with chilblains.

My heels were frozen that night, and it tickled when I warmed up a little in front of the fire...... I always wanted to catch it, but Uther said that he would treat me for chilblains, and I said you should save some effort, anyway, it will freeze after being cured.

When we finally came out of the mountains, and when we came to a relatively flat place, everyone's hands and feet were swollen from the cold, and their faces were black. So when we see dwarves who have been scared by the orcs, their first reaction is to run.

I remember telling you about it...... Right?

Ha, they were really frightened when they met them, and they all said that dwarves were fearless, and they didn't have to. We chased them from behind, ran in front, and when we intercepted them, they were in a position to break the net with us. If it hadn't been for Iron Mountain rushing out, they would have rushed over with their weapons raised.

The way they looked at that time was really interesting, you usually look at them without smiling and feeling very cold, and when they were surrounded by us, they were really ...... Anyway, they couldn't tell if their faces were turned white with fright, but those two little eyes were not small.

They were stunned when they saw Iron Mountain jump off their horses and shout to stop moving, their shoulders visibly slackening when they were sure we weren't Death Knights.

I've told you about these things, right?

Well, once we've found this bunch of guys, we're going to have to figure out how to bring in the army. In fact, by that time, the orcs had already withdrawn most of their troops, and the remaining troops were mainly concentrated around Ironforge and some quarries. The Orcs didn't recover the Caporra Quarry after it was occupied by monsters, and we took a special look when we passed by there, and it was true that we couldn't recover it. The quarry was huge, densely packed with those kinds of monsters.

There are two paths in the Valley of the Kings, one of which leads to the Scorching Gorge, but that one is overrun by the Black Iron Dwarves. And it's not the orc forces that are mainly holding us back, it's the Black Iron Dwarves.

The armies of the Black Iron Dwarves far outnumbered the Orcs, and it was even said that they had replaced the Orcs as the new masters of Danmoro. It didn't take much effort to drive them away, and it was with us that we had already led the men to the mountain pass at the southern end of the Valley of the Kings, and we did our best when they attacked.

Our death squad of fifty men infiltrated first, then the dwarves and our cavalry charged again, and the Black Iron Dwarves stationed in the Valley of the Kings were quickly routed. So it didn't take much effort to take that tunnel.

From there, the army came in and went straight to the northern fortress of Danmoro, which was a little more fiercely contested, and the biggest difficulty of that battle was to stop the Black Iron Dwarves from blowing up the tunnels.

This tunnel existed before the dwarves turned their faces, so everyone knew what was in it. At that time, it was not damaged because the Black Iron Dwarves were defeated directly from the Valley of the Kings in the south.

But now I can't keep it, if this group of outlaws is really forced to be in a hurry, maybe they will blow it up without doing anything. So that's hard.

At that time, the battle was fought with dwarves as bait, and at the same time, our death squad of more than 200 people touched the fortress and dismantled the detonating device. And cooperate with you to flank the defenders in the tunnels, I'm right.

You know everything after that, so I don't need to say more. Lieutenant?

-Samuelson:......

We're all in the Battle of Ironforge together, right? Whose troops were you at that time? Duke of Berval?

Do you remember how you surrounded the orcs and black iron dwarves? What kind of soldier were you at the time?

-Samuelson:......

Ah, heralds. What did you think of that fight?

Ha, what are you laughing at? Aren't you on the front line?

-Samuelson:......

The real boost in that battle was when the dwarves finally opened the gates that had been closed for an unknown amount of time. They probably were really aggrieved, and they really vented all their anger at the orcs.

In fact, the orcs blocked the Iron Fort at all, and I don't know which commander of the orcs insisted on staying here. If they withdraw early, they may be able to cause us some trouble in the future, but these guys don't know if they didn't receive the order to withdraw or if they just don't withdraw.

Ha, for us, this kind of death behavior is still very useful.

It's just that it did take a lot of time to purge the remnants of the black iron dwarves and orcs of Dan Moro.

The Black Iron Dwarves are big trouble, although the orcs have been largely defeated now, I mean the past...... Isn't it regrouping now?

But the Black Iron Dwarves did not fail completely. They just hid it.