The observer gave the highest praise to all the fighters, and then the coalition gave all those who took part in the battle, whether alive or dead, with commendations, medals, and pensions.

Yes, I'm right, it's a pension. For those who die, pensions are more meaningful than medals, and I'm talking about his family, which are only commemorative and not worth a coin when smelted. And this battle is not worth remembering, because almost all those who participated in this battle are left with a sequelae, which is insomnia.

This sequelae became more and more severe in the later stages, even the potion made with herbs could not make everyone sleep, and there would always be a woman in their dreams, a woman with a tall figure but a blurred face, this nightmare accompanied many people throughout their lives, of course, some people don't take too long for their lives to end.

Dragons have shown their strength, they are strong, worthy of the strength that a guardian should have, but they are unwilling to reveal the secrets here, just like the eternal eye created by the blue dragon, humans do not even have the right to snoop.

The dragon protects its secrets very well, and these secrets are not perceived by the observer, otherwise we would never have let us go even if we defeated the guardians of the old god Yog-Saron. But the dragons are well hidden, they have known some things for a long time, things about their race, some bad things about them, but after defeating the old gods, they feel that this matter is over, and they solve all the problems......

Ha! That's the Black Dragon's business, of course! They thought that the shadow on the black dragon was removed, and they felt that the dark curse on the black dragon that killed Yog-Saron was gone. Hehe, on the contrary, it's all a delusion, and a few years ago, when Deathwing broke through the confinement and almost tore the world apart, they realized that defeating Yog Saron had nothing to do with saving their own people and the world. But at the time they thought they had won a lot.

Hmph, what are you talking about! Of course they won't say this, this kind of thing is the truth no matter where it goes, and the dragon's own affairs will not be put on the table for an inferior race like you to judge, they cover it not only to maintain a sense of mystery, but more importantly, to make all races full of awe of them. The dragon overthrew the rule of the Creator, they are the masters of the world, which master have you ever seen smeared in your face?

There are not many people who know these things themselves, and even fewer ordinary people know about them, and they don't have enough wisdom to connect these information, and besides, they hardly care about this kind of thing, and the people who care about this kind of thing are idlers or neurotics. The problem of the Dragon Sleep Temple is actually the dereliction of duty of the dragon clan, and the pollution and depravity that appeared in the grizzly hills are also the dereliction of duty of the dragon, which is a fact that cannot be washed away.

Ulduar's victory had boosted the confidence and morale of the coalition forces, and those who had not participated in the battle had the illusion that it was not a problem to destroy the Lich King. Under such circumstances, the Alliance forces braved the wind and snow to cross the vast Dragonbone Wilderness, overcome many obstacles in such difficult circumstances, defeated the undead Scourge army in vain to resurrect the terrifying dragonbone, and then pointed their swords at the Lich King's Icecrown Fortress. The Confederate Horde army on the Western Front also poured out, and everyone thought that as long as they broke through this wall, capturing the Lich King would be a matter of convenience.

The coalition forces were encamped a few kilometers outside the Gate of Damnation, and the alliance and the Horde camps were at odds, and the scouts were sent out, and all the surrounding turmoil could not escape their eyes. Everyone thought that this would be the end of the Northern Expedition, the end of the war, and that the weather was freezing at the time, and the terrain of the Gate of Damnation was much higher than that of the Forgotten Coast, the Scarlet Crusaders, who were not only cold, but also had not rich air, and even the stronger soldiers felt uncomfortable here. Except for dwarves.

In this environment, everyone is looking forward to a quick victory, so the desire to fight is very high, and reports of requests for war are received several times a day.

The Alliance and Horde armies were in place, and the commanders of both sides had arrived, but at the end of the formation and planning of the attack, I tried to discourage Garrosh from wanting to take the lead.

He is an absolute warrior, he has a strategy, but not much, if he is put on the front line of the charge, he will be braver than anyone else, and he will perform better, but unfortunately he is the commander, the supreme commander of the Northern Expedition.

King Sarufar also wants to rush to the front line, in fact, for him, I am even more reluctant to let him charge. But King Sarufar did not approve of my dissuasion, and he wanted to receive this honor. I stopped him from charging on the grounds that he was the commander of Kukaron and that what he had to do was to ensure the commander's safety first, but he said that he could lead the other wolf cavalry charges.

The Lich King is terrifying, they don't know how terrible the Lich King is, the victory over the Old Gods is actually an illusion, every victory has its inevitability and chance, but whether it is accident or inevitability, it is the result of certain conditions, but most people don't understand it. This illusion has been hyped up more and more on the side of the Alliance, and now the anger of the crowd has reached the extreme. The Horde knew that the war over the Lich King was over, and they were more looking forward to the end of the war, but only the Forsaken were the most calm.

The date and time of the attack were set after negotiation, and I am waiting for that day to come.

Of course, unlike most people, I wasn't optimistic about this attack, and if anything else, I thought they would face the biggest defeat of the Northern Expedition, and maybe even collapse at once.

Of course, I don't think there's another side to it.

Yes, you know about the tragedy that happened at the Gate of Damnation, in fact, I knew about it for a long time, and I guessed this plan before the war began. So I tried to discourage the tribe not to be reckless, not to be reckless, but some people were still reckless, and they also paid with their lives for their recklessness.

Do they know? Of course they don't know! I certainly didn't tell the tribe about this plan.

Why? With the character of the tribesmen, the result of this incident was the complete bankruptcy of the plan. You have to believe that there are some things that you should never tell anyone until the end.

No, of course I didn't make this plan, how can I have the ability and time to plan for such a long time?

The tribe really doesn't know about this matter, and some people's conspiracy theories about this matter are nonsense!

Ha! Does your book record that the disaster at the Gate of Damnation was orchestrated by the Royal Apothecary Society of the Forsaken? Was it the Dreadlord Varimathas? No, no, no, no! Of course not! Sylvanas had entirely planned it. It's Sylvanas!

Evidence? When the men of your alliance capture this woman, she may tell you the truth.

Before the army began to advance towards the nearest point of attack, the Gate of Damnation, the Coalition had pressed down most of its personnel and supplies, and they were determined to win. At that time, I didn't go straight back to the west after the battle of Ulduar, but went to the town of Resentment south of the Alliance's Twilight Fortress to meet the Forsaken.

In the battle against Ulduar, the alliance really had the money to contribute and the power to contribute, but the blood elves and the Forsaken on the tribe's side were very inactive, and the Forsaken simply did not send anyone.

At that time, the alliance side did not say anything, but it does not mean that this matter is settled, after the war, the alliance side did find the tribe side on this issue, asking the Northern Expedition commander of the two races to be severely punished, and the tribe side gave them a stern warning, and then the matter was over.

I was curious to see what they were doing, so I went to the camp that the Forsaken had built for himself in the Dragonbone Wastes.

They gave their camp a nice name, Vicious Town. You know what kind of evil this forsaken group is inside.

Ha! They have more resentment in their hearts than anyone else.

Am I resentful?

Ha! I just had resentment before, but then slowly I stopped resenting because that resentment disappeared when I knew my ultimate goal and who I really was.

Yes, I will open the Last Judgment, and you will all die in that twilight, it is an established fact, and if it is not transferred by your will, this world will eventually disappear, and finally only exist in the memory of some people in the universe, such as me. So now I don't feel sorry when I see all the so-called good in your world, and I don't feel angry when I see what you think is evil.

Far from it! We're talking about the Forsaken and their resentment. Actually, this camp isn't particularly far from the Scarlet Expeditionary Force's New Hearth Valley, do you know why the Forsaken didn't stay away even though they knew it was so close to the Scarlet Maniacs?

That's because they were going to stay here from the beginning.

Oh, the leader of the Forsaken is Sylvanas, but the executor is Varimathas, the demon.

You don't know about this demon, do you? His presence is very low, and his life is really short. All the preparations and implementation of the Forsaken's participation in the Northern Expedition were personally participated by Varimasas, he was not the Forsaken, he was not a race in any of this world, he was a demon, a demon of the Burning Legion, but he joined the Forgotten, in fact, it was also one of the main culprits that caused those people to become the living dead. The attitude of the tribe towards this demon varied, but this demon was kept for the time being because it was more in line with the style and willingness of a large number of orcs.

But this guy is definitely not a fuel-efficient lamp, he has been planning and lurking, in fact, just to wait for an opportunity. After that, he became a substitute for the dead and carried the black cauldron for Sylvanas. Ha! What would you think if I said that this demon was not killed at all?

That's an afterword. Belch...... yes, we're talking about Resentment.

The location where the town of Resentment was built is very interesting, far away from the alliance but close to the Scarlet Expeditionary Force, in fact, they are stirring up conflicts, the Scarlet Expeditionary Force is catching the Forsaken, and the Forsaken is also catching the Scarlet Expeditionary Force. The Scarlet Expeditionary Force wants to extract information from the captured Forsaken, and the Forsaken are experimenting on their living people.

This incident is not recorded.

The Forsaken are secretly experimenting, and they are trying not to let the Coalition know what they do. There are only the Forsaken in Resentment Town, and all other races shun them, even the Minotaurs.

Their experiments were successful, and when I showed up in Resentment, I was able to see the site, equipment, and test subjects, and I met Varymasas here.

When this demon appeared in front of me, my biggest thought was to kill him, and I don't like this kind of demon very much, and of course I don't like anything else. The demon is not much cuter than Yug Saron.

He greeted me in a very direct way, landing directly in front of me from the sky. I don't like it, and I'm sure it doesn't like me either. It looked at me and said that I had changed a lot and appreciated my change immensely.

I just felt sick to his compliments.

It wanted to say hello to me, but I just wanted to ask what it wanted to do. It didn't answer me, but asked me if I had noticed anything unusual when I killed Abydis. I said no.

I didn't think much of it at first, but it made me realize that something must have happened there, or it wouldn't have asked. But when I asked, it said that there was nothing at all.

The anomaly to this was discovered later after I infiltrated the Scarlet Expeditionary Force camp again. I knew he wouldn't tell the truth, so I didn't ask any more questions, but when it came to their inventions that interested me more, it was unabashedly said that they were meant to kill.

Its words are not to defeat the Lich King, not to defeat the Scourge Legion, but to kill.

I looked into its eyes and I knew it wasn't joking, that's what it was for, it was meant to destroy more people, and here it was talking about the living.

I deliberately said that this thing doesn't distinguish between companions and enemies, and it nodded. I was amused by its honesty, and it asked me curiously if that wasn't what I thought.

To be honest, I didn't really think about it that way at the time, when I was still digesting Yug Saron's will, its thoughts, and what the Doomsday Judgment would look like in its heart. I know I have to die, but I haven't thought about how the Lich King and his army, and all the creatures in this world, should die.

Its words woke me up at once, and I really didn't want to end you and everything in this world with my own hands. Especially not sparing the tribes.

Right now, I don't have any hostility towards the Horde's side. So when I looked at its red eyes and said you weren't afraid that I would tell Garrosh about this, it bowed deeply to me and said it knew I wouldn't tell Garrosh about its plans.

I asked it why it was so confident, and it said it was because we were all the way.

Ha! It says we're all the way......