I don't want to say anything more to you about Titans, at least for now.

You don't have to ask, kid. There are so many things in this that your brain explodes, although I gradually feel that your brain is okay, and your memory is okay, but there are too many things, too many clues, you need to have a very strong inductive ability, can you understand what I mean?

It's about putting these clues, all, or as many clues as possible, together, and connecting them together.

I don't think you have that ability for this, at least not right now. So, whatever I say, you can remember what you say, you can ask questions, but ...... I hope you don't ask too stupidly.

I said, don't talk about it for the time being, I'll continue to tell you when the time is right, things need to be ...... Order, even if your comprehension is okay, but there are many people who are much more stupid than you, and it is not enough to talk about their hickory-sized brains.

Okay, where are we?

Dragon, yes, it's a blue dragon, a blue dragon...... Uh, I've kind of forgotten where I'm talking about, I think about it.

Uh, yes, they appeared, but were suppressed. I wasn't involved in this, and there weren't many people in the Alliance and Horde armies involved, some of whom later participated in Ulduar's mission, and some of them joined the Silver Crusade, who participated in the decapitation of the Lich King. Of course, they all died in the end.

Ha!

All dead. None survived.

This is another digression, about the blue dragon, I don't know a lot about the blue dragon in this period, I don't have very detailed information.

What to do? I don't know what to do, that's all there is to it, young man, what I don't know, there are not many people in this world who know. Because a lot of things are confidential, didn't I say that? Dragons don't like to tell people about things, and if you can be friends with them, I'm talking about good friends, good enough, they might tell you a little bit about what happened in that part of history. Of course, if that guy actually experienced it.

The dragons do theirs, and our army continues to work in the Dragonbone Wilderness, of course, this is not a good job, the frozen permafrost is not much softer than the stone, and the supplies required here are far more consumed than in the borean tundra. Personnel are only one aspect, and all of them need support from behind, so the offensive momentum is slowed down temporarily.

King Agma's camp was initially temporary, and he didn't want to build permanent fortifications, but later found that it was not possible to build them, not just because of the cold.

And their experience of surviving in the ice and snow was of great help to the Eastern Front in defeating the coalition forces that the Vikus were preparing to march from east to west. And the offensive in the east is indeed faster and more fierce than in the west, after all, the territory of the Viku people is very rich in supplies.

In the Dragonbone Wastes, they have built a lot of bases, as well as a variety of camp posts, which we can't do to the west. It was also at this time that the Lich King carried out a large-scale attack on them as well.

In fact, the Lich King's judgment at this time was wrong, and he should have dealt with us in the west first. Although we were slow to attack to the west, undermanned, and barely alive, this army almost killed them. But then again, he was too confident, he thought it would be more than enough for the spider demons here to destroy us, but he was wrong.

There is some truth to their self-confidence.

The first is that the Spider Demon Underground Kingdom is too large, so big that if you get lost there, you may not be able to get out, which is not an exaggeration at all. The second is that their strength is actually not weak, and there are not only enough hard-working worker spiders in these guys, but also many guard spiders and priests who are responsible for guarding. The large king spider is responsible for the domination and security of certain areas.

When the Tribal Scouts discovered the Spider's Lair, they initially didn't realize that it was one of the entrances to the kingdom, but after the conflict, it was discovered that it was a beehive. More and more spider demons appeared on the ground, and they carried out a brutal assault on the fortress of Agmar.

In the end, the alliance had to send someone to put out the fire, King Agma was very hard, his style was quite tough, but in the end, he had to accept the reality and accept the alliance's rescue. And the alliance military explosives have leveled almost all the woods around the fortress of Agmar, and even the land around the fortress has been turned over with explosives.

Then it was to chase the victory directly to the spider demon's lair, and then send someone to take it down.

The original plan was to continue bombing, collapsing, flattening, landfilling. But this suggestion was quickly rejected, they can make a hole, what if it blows up? They can dig, and they can dig pretty fast.

So the battle plan was revised, attacking and destroying them.

What does this plan say?

It's contradictory, but it has to be done.

Don't worry, I'll tell you, why it's a contradiction, I have a certain understanding of this place, I said it very implicitly, but I can only say that. Have a certain understanding!

When I followed Arthas to rescue the original Lich King, I walked through this underground kingdom, and it was very time-saving to rush from here to rescue him. But I also deeply realized what it means to be huge, and no, the word huge is not enough to describe what an underground kingdom looks like.

Dwarves are known for digging and building, and for us who live on the ground, they are really powerful, if you've ever seen Ironforge...... No, there should be Grimbaatar, and the interior of Blackstone Mountain, and you'll get goosebumps in amazement at the scene they built.

But if you compare it to the spider demon, it's not worth mentioning at all. Nothing!

Although it can't be said that the entire Dragonbone Wilderness has been dug up by them, the 10,000 Ironforge Castle Grimbaatar and Blackstone Mountain combined are less than one-tenth of the Spider Demon Kingdom. It's not an exaggeration at all, it's not a lie that if you get lost here, you may never get out, it's what the Lord of the Spider Demon said after Arthas became the Lich King.

It would have been easy for Agmar Fortress to move, but the hornet's nest had already been stabbed, and it was entirely possible for the spider demons to emerge from here to continue to attack the armies in the land or intercept supplies from afar. And since Agmar Fortress has chosen to be here, it must play the role of monitoring and control, and cannot retreat.

In fact, this can be regarded as a well-thought-out strategy to sacrifice oneself to protect the Alliance Army.

And after entering the underground kingdom from the entrance, trouble will come.

What do you find troublesome?

Hmph, it seems that you are not fit to be a general. It's true. You have to use your brain for this kind of thing. What's the first thing to face?

Darkness, of course!

Dark!

There is no light down there! This situation is not an obstacle for elves, it is not a big problem for dwarves, it is okay for gnomes, they have high technology, but for humans, for orc trolls, and minotaurs and the like, it is useless! Pure and pure.

Am I right?

And the people who solved the matter were the Delanees.

The Draenei are strange creatures that once lived with the orcs and almost exterminated the orcs, and then fled to this world.

These Draenei, like humans, believe in the Light, ha! They believe...... Holy Light. So most of these guys glow on their weapons, especially their weapons. Of course, the light emitted by the crystals they provide is very powerful, and the area illuminated is also very wide. Even not very large crystals can have a very good effect, so with the help of the Draenei, the army dared to go deep underground.

However, the battle after entering the underground did not go well, one was that the road was unfamiliar, and the other was that the soldiers could not stand it after a long time in this kind of place.

So after taking control of part of the area, the coalition forces meant to hold this place, and once they attacked, they would blow up this place and bury them. As long as you can guarantee that they won't attack them from here, do so for the time being. As for the other entrances and exits, they will continue to investigate.

The final solution to this matter is to blow it all up, and it's all as to how it is described in the later story. We didn't catch the Spider Demon King, the Spider Demon King was not killed at this time, and there is still debate about whether the Spider Demon King died or not, some say he died, some say no, at least his body has not been found until now.

Am I clear enough?

No, of course not! The king of spiders is called Anubrak, and he is a very, very large beetle, and he ...... Very strong, huh...... It should be quite strong. There are a few other spider demons. These spider demons weren't wiped out in the Eastern Plaguelands, you have to figure it out.

I'm going to have to put that right for you.

When Kel'thugad descended on Naxxramas to the Eastern Plaguelands, I don't know what was on it, and no one knew it later, and no one knew what was on it. Initially, Kel'thugad took some of the Death Knights to the Eastern Plaguelands, but it was actually an attempt by the Lich King to attack. It was at that time that he met the Great Lord Alessandros the Ember Bringer. Mograini was killed and became a Death Knight.

But then the son of old Mograine, Darien. It is unknown whether Mograine had any of these spiders in it when he went to rescue his father, and when Naxxramas was involved in the fight against the Eastern Front, there were not only spiders on it, but also an ice dragon that had not been completely resurrected.

You're distracting me again, boy.

Spider Demon, we're talking about Spider Demon.

Belch...... That's what we've done mainly in the west, and although we haven't done as much as we did on the Eastern front, don't underestimate them. Although we lost the battle at the Gate of Damnation, if it had not been disrupted by the Forsaken, it would have been impossible to say what the outcome would have been!