Khadgar's brief report lifted Sarren's spirits.

In order to carry out the plan smoothly, Salian could only hold back his restless temperament and stand by in the rear for a long time, and he had been waiting impatiently.

Onexia can also take Tina Gossa to the front line to breathe, but Saljan, who has a heavy responsibility, cannot leave his post without permission.

Now that he had finally made contact with the expeditionary force on the side of Draenor, and learned that the other side was ready to cooperate with the attack, Salian couldn't sit still.

"Well done, Khadgar, thank Commander Torbairn on my behalf, and I'll go and inform Marshal Gavinrad."

Too late to catch up with Khadgar, who had been separated for a few years, Salaan left Stellagosa behind to use the soul link to deliver the word, transforming into a storm raven and rising with wings.

A few minutes later, Gavinrad, who was staring at the map in the combat command hall on the second floor of the castle and thinking about countermeasures, learned the good news from Sarren, who had rushed to the scene.

"Good!"

Gavinrad slapped his desk heavily with his large, calloused hands: "The tug-of-war with the Burning Legion around the Dark Gate has been going on for nearly a month, and it's time to launch a counteroffensive!" ”

Gavinrad, whose eyes were shining, gave an order in a loud voice to the herald waiting outside the door: "Immediately summon the commanders of all countries to discuss the matter, and tell them that the time for a counterattack has come!" ”

……

Since the Burning Legion entered Azeroth, in order to ensure that the Dark Gate teleportation path is open for a long time, the Doomsday Lord Kazak has been personally guarding near the giant crater where the Dark Gate is located, and has hardly moved a single step.

Of course, Kazak wasn't just a stupid squat, as the demons of all races with stealth abilities were constantly gathering information from Draenor and Azeroth.

Because of the direct orders of the fraudster Kilgardan, Kazak had to focus most of his efforts on the invasion of Azeroth, but he did not completely relax his guard against the rear.

Kazak didn't take the expeditionary force that dared to attack again after losing Tulayan, and he was worried about the old rivals of the Burning Legion, the Holy Light Tangrams who had come to Draenor's aid in spaceships.

Fortunately, after a detailed investigation, Kazak was able to confirm that although the Storm Fleet looked bluffing, it actually did not carry many troops, and was more like a transport fleet that had come to help the Deleni evacuate Draenor.

In fact, it is.

As the main force of the Legion of Light was in a fierce battle with the Burning Legion in the Void, the Mother of Light, Zela, could not draw much of her forces at this juncture.

If Adar hadn't volunteered to lead his direct fleet to the rescue of Draenor, Zela would not have planned to divide his forces.

Through the bullet barrage, Sarian can probably tell the style of Zela, the Mother of Light.

She belongs to the absolute rationalist category, and in order to defeat the Burning Legion, Zela can sacrifice anything "unnecessary".

Zela's lieutenant, Adar, did not approve of her approach.

I have to say that Ereda is indeed a race with endless potential.

The Eredians who joined the Burning Legion quickly became the backbone of the Legion, and the Eredas who joined the Legion of Light...... Or that the Deleni have also been reused by Zela, and a large number of Lightcast Deleni have supported the backbone of the Holy Light Legion.

In Adal's opinion, if more Deleni can be recruited from Draenor, the war potential of the Legion of Light will be further strengthened.

However, Zela's current focus is entirely on the battle with the Burning Legion, and she can't spare any other attention to other aspects, so she simply entrusts this task to Adar who has taken the initiative to take over the work.

Zela compromised, but she didn't add additional forces to the Storm Fleet, which resulted in the seemingly menacing Storm Fleet actually being a strong force on the outside.

Adar hadn't planned to fight the Burning Legion in Draenor, he just wanted to pick up the displaced Deleni and evacuate immediately.

However, the so-called plan cannot keep up with the changes.

After piloting the fleet to Draenor, Adar and Naru unexpectedly discovered that Draenor's situation was not as exhausted as Zela had predicted, and it seemed that it was ...... Still have a chance to turn around?

Under the persuasion of Tulayan, Marlad and others, Adar decided to stay and observe again, and if the situation was not good, he would immediately take the expeditionary force and the Deleni to fight.

The Storm Fleet is equipped with warp engines, and it is almost impossible for the Burning Legion Division, lacking space warships, to catch up with them in warp speed.

The so-called warp engine is a kind of superluminal black technology propulsion system.

This engine uses the theory of space warping to form a circle of time-out air bubbles around the spacecraft, allowing the spacecraft to travel through the space-time bubble at speeds faster than the speed of light.

Unless the enemy can accurately capture a space-time bubble of a specific frequency with prior knowledge of the detailed parameters, it is almost impossible to catch a warp speed spaceship.

According to the barrage, in the original history, the Vidikar, a small spaceship that Deleni spent years building in Azeroth, was equipped with a warp engine.

According to the speculation of barrage netizens, this technology should also come from the Holy Light Legion, which was reversed by dismantling and studying the Storm Fortress that was occupied by the fallen Kael'thas in the original history and later recaptured by the Azeroth coalition forces.

That's why Salian salivates over the Storm Fleet.

Even with the addition of the Delenes, Azeroth can only be trapped on its home planet, passively defending against waves of attacks by the Burning Legion.

The Derini people's predecessor, the Ereda civilization, possessed an extremely advanced level of magical technology.

Unfortunately, after tens of thousands of years of fugitive in the universe, the Deleni have lost too many important technologies and no longer have the ability to build spaceships independently.

If you can keep the Storm Fleet in Azeroth...... At the very least, stay in Draenor, and the Deleni will be able to make up for the lost technology through their research on Naru's warships, and build new spaceships like Vidikar in the same way they did in the past.

Even...... Further.

Sarjan is not a passive character, and after solving some of the problems that still exist within Azeroth, one day he will gather forces to counterattack the Burning Legion's lair and solve the demon threat once and for all.

Of course, having said that, it is unlikely that this goal will be achieved at this stage.

Far from it, how to defeat the desperately powerful Sargeras is a difficult problem to navigate.

Sarean is not arrogant enough to think that he can grow to the point of stepping on a fallen Titan in just a dozen years.

There's a good saying that magic beats magic with magic.

The housework within the Titans should naturally be left to the Titans themselves to solve.

According to the information provided by the barrage, the Titans of the Pantheon did not completely die out because their bodies were destroyed, and their souls were protected by the Dream Weaver Nogannon, and they were not discovered by Sargeras for a long time.

According to the timeline, Sargeras should have realized that he was being placed in a position by Nogannon at this time, and began to capture and torture the Titan souls who escaped his sight.

If history does not deviate greatly, most of the Titan's souls would have been captured by Sargeras and given to the Witches of Sylvara, where they would have been tortured and corrupted, except for Ionar, the Life-Bound and Mother of the Gods.

Before attacking Argus, Sarjan needs to find Ionar's hiding place and use her help to find a way to rescue the Pantheon Titans who were imprisoned by Sargeras.

With the Titans at bay with Sargeras at bay, all Azeroth needs to do is knock out the two Burning Legion's Exception-level commanders - Akmund the Polluter and Kilgardan the Fraudster in advance.

Without Akmund and Kil'Gardan, none of the remaining Demon Lords would have been able to make the warriors of Azeroth helpless.

Salian already has a whole plan for how to take out Akmund, but Kilgardan ......

That cunning fraudster wasn't so easy to calculate, and it would take a long shot to deal with Akmund.

Perhaps, it will be necessary to use Kil'Gardan's greatest obsession, the prophet Velon, as a bait.

Far from it.

It was impossible for Kazak to have imagined that someone in Azeroth had already made a plan so far ahead.

In order to avoid a surprise attack by the Holy Light Legion in the rear, Kazak fished and transferred troops close to the border of Talado, but he did not relax his surveillance of Shattrath City.

Unfortunately, due to his contempt for mortals, and the fact that he didn't have many Dreadlords who were good at infiltrating, Kazak's intelligence officers were unable to penetrate into a large rear like Nagrand, and they did not have a good grasp of the actions of the Maghan orcs.

Adar was clearly aware that his every move was closely watched by Kazak, and the second-in-command of the Holy Light Legion had the audacity to play a trick when he learned of the impending counteroffensive of the Azeroth coalition forces from Khadgar.

He graciously handed over control of the Storm Fleet to the Delenites, led by Marrad, while he and the rest of Naru remained in Shattrath City to maintain the Light Barrier.

As long as the pillar of light that rose into the sky above Shattrath City still shone, it would be difficult for the Legion's intelligence officers to guess that Adal would graciously hand over the Storm Fleet to outsiders.

"Humph! Annoying flies. ”

After receiving the latest information from Draenor, Kazak snorted disdainfully: "Set up a defensive line around the Hellfire Fortress and the Dark Gate, and even mortals want to turn over?" Dream! ”

"I'm more worried about ......"

The gigantic Kazak turned his gaze to look at the battlefield of the Cursed Lands, where Tina Gosa, who had returned to the prototype of a young dragon, was happily unleashing various spells over the battlefield.

What's more, a large adult black dragon was lying on a hill not far behind her, staring at the more conspicuous demon generals of the Burning Legion, as if picking the next target for fun.

"Tsk! Why are dragons on a battlefield dominated by mortals? ”

Kazak rubbed his eyebrows a little anxiously: "Could it be that those big lizards have decided to fully intervene in this local war?" ”

"Humph! If we can draw their attention to this side, it will be a good thing for Lord Kil'Gardan's plans. ”

Looking farther north of the Cursed Lands, Kazak sighed, "Let's hope that Scourge can do what Lord Kil'Gardan intended." ”

"Herald! Get ready for the battle! We're going to drag the dragons here as much as we can! ”

"Yes!"