In the original history, Azeroth's victory in the battle against Argus was largely accidental, and even after the victory, there were many hidden dangers.

The first is the main fleet of the Legion.

In order to successfully capture Azeroth, Kilgardan, the leader of the legion at the time, gathered a large number of demon armies throughout the universe, including even many space warships.

At the beginning of the war, the well-prepared Burning Legion undoubtedly had the absolute upper hand.

In the Battle of Broken Beach, the elite Azeroth suffered heavy losses.

Tirio Fortin, the second-generation Ember Bringer, was killed in battle, and the top leaders of the Alliance and the Horde both fell here.

Even without the Banshee King's escape, the Azeroth coalition would not have been able to win that battle, and at most they could only withdraw from the battlefield with dignity, and there was an absolute difference in strength between the two.

If it weren't for the resurrected Illidan who came up with a strategy to change the ship, it is really hard to say whether Azeroth would have been able to hold out to the end in the face of the Burning Legion that almost poured out of the nest.

It was precisely because Kil'Gardan had summoned most of the main force of the Legion to Azeroth that the defense of the old nest Argus was significantly weakened.

With Kil'Gardan himself killed, the leaderless demons of the Legion are left to fight on their own.

Compared to the momentum at the beginning of the war, the combat effectiveness of the demon army has obviously decreased significantly.

It was at this time that the Draenei had been hiding and secretly building the Vidikar spacecraft for many years was finally completed in time.

Illidan used the Sagritan Keystone to open Azeroth's interstellar portal to Argus, giving the desperate Azeroth coalition the opportunity to decapitate across the galaxy.

Although since then, the main camera has been on the side of Vidikar's decapitation forces, led by Illidan and Veron, in fact, the coalition forces left behind in Azeroth have not been idle.

Prior to the success of the decapitation, both the Alliance and the Horde were struggling to survive the demonic onslaught, the Burning Legion that had lost its leader.

The decapitation force was lucky to find Ionar hiding somewhere in the universe, and Sargeras was lucky not to be in his hometown, and the empty garrison of Argus gave Illidan and the others a great opportunity to successfully carry out the beheading plan.

With the help of so many coincidences, the Pantheon Titans, who had been tormented by the Witch Society for years, finally regained their freedom.

With the help of the weakened Titans, the Decapitation Force defeated the fallen Agrama and Argus the Silencer, who had been left behind by Sargeras to guard their homes.

Even so, the seal of the Pantheon Titan came a little late.

At some point, Sargeras, who sneaked up near Azeroth, had a chance to stab Azeroth with a sword before being sealed.

It was also this hateful sword that caused a large number of Azerites to gush out from the core of the planet, causing great damage to the immature star souls, and this decapitation operation can be regarded as injuring 1,000 enemies and 800 self-inflicted damage.

It is impossible for Sarian to pin all his hopes on illusory luck.

He didn't dare to guarantee that Azeroth would be able to meet Argus's defenses when he launched a counterattack, and that Sargeras had sneaked away away from home, and that he had found Ionar who had been missing for many years at the right time.

As the saying goes, since he decided to make a desperate counterattack on Argus, Salian must be mentally prepared to face the most serious situation, and not take chances.

Therefore, Saljan needs to be prepared in advance to break through the defenses of the Legion fleet head-on.

The Breath of Roukma, a weapon of mass destruction, will be somewhat difficult to use in the interior of the planet.

After all, Azeroth is where Saljan lives for his life, and being hurt by his own weapon will always make him unhappy.

Thinking about it another way, what if the entire Rukma Breath weapon system was moved to space as the main gun of the battleship?

This weapon system had destroyed the hope of the re-emergence of the proto-beast forces that had been invincible in Draenor with a single shot, and the power was naturally needless to say.

Because of the presence of the Mirror Relay, as long as there are enough Relays in place, Rukma's Breath can attack the enemy's unguarded weak side from an extremely tricky angle.

On this point, Salian had previously consulted the well-informed Vinylon.

According to him, the Burning Legion, which uses Argus technology, will not evenly distribute its defensive shields throughout the battleship, but will focus on strengthening the frontal defense, and the farther back and the less easily attacked the parts will be, the weaker the defense.

If Rukma's Breath were to be used as the main gun, Azeroth's space ships would theoretically be able to avoid the enemy's most defended frontal and hit the weakly defended rear through the refraction of the mirror converter.

Ideally, the Azeroth Coalition would not even have to destroy all of the Legion ships, as long as their power systems were destroyed, and these space ships would become giant coffins floating in space.

Of course, as Sarian said, the restoration of the mirror converter is only the beginning for the final completion of his vision, and there is still a long way to go.

As the saying goes, a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step, and the road still has to be walked step by step.

The research team of Rukma Breath was the first to achieve results, and Salian did not hesitate to say on the spot that he would increase the allocation of resources to the team, which immediately attracted the cheers of a large number of researchers present.

Under Sarren's covert operation, the news will soon reach the ears of the space battleship research team in Quel'Salas, further catalyzing the healthy competition between the two.

With Mimiron as an advisor, the progress of the space battleship research team is not slow, but it lacks a phased result to boost morale for the time being.

After leaving the research team tasked with restoring Rukma's Breath, the three of Saljan, accompanied by the Awakened Sage Ryrak and the Shadow Sage Seth, flew all the way to the foot of the volcanic mountains of the Lost Isles.

After returning from Draenor, the crow demigod Ansu, who had regained his original form, stayed here, waiting for Rukma to recover from his injuries at the nearest distance.

Rukma had overdrawn her life source to create the Raven Clan.

Rukma herself does not possess the power to create life, and this cross-domain operation has caused great harm to her.

Although after thousands of years of cultivation in the Shadow Realm, Rukma's soul overdraft has recovered a lot, but after all, it still hurts the origin, and it is not so easy to completely heal.

After recovering her body from Draenau, Rukma discovers a problem that baffles her – her body and soul somehow mismatch.

Salaan guessed that it was Rukma's soul that inevitably underwent some changes in the process of self-repair in the Shadow Realm, which caused her repaired soul to have a strange feeling of mismatch with the original body.

In addition to repairing the body that was also damaged, Rukma's retreat in the volcano was mainly aimed at solving the problem of the mismatch between body and soul.

According to Ansu, Lukma has largely recovered her health thanks to the hot magma in the volcano of the Lost Islands.

The reason why she failed to get out of the customs is obviously that she has not yet perfectly solved the problem of the compatibility of body and soul.

No one can help with this problem, and it is only Rukma himself who has to spend his time grinding it hard.

"There's no need to rush."

Saljan patted Ansu's shiny feathers and comforted, "Azeroth is peaceful now, and there is no need for you and Rukma to intervene in skirmishes between countries. ”

"Recharge your batteries, I'm bringing you back primarily to deal with the threat of the Elder Gods and the Burning Legion."

Ansu initially had arcane powers, the shadow powers that he had acquired by accident after devouring Setai's corpse.

As an arcane master, as long as he wasn't delirious by the curse, Ansu's wisdom was on the line, and he immediately heard the meaning of Sarren's words.

"In other words, maybe it won't be long before the forces of the Old Gods and the Burning Legion will make a comeback?"

Sarjan nodded with a solemn expression: "Kilgardan should still be busy gathering power at this time, and he can't take his hands out to deal with Azeroth for the time being, and Enzos may not be." ”

"If my prediction doesn't deviate greatly, within one year at the latest, the forces of the Old Gods led by Enzos will launch an elemental tide that will sweep across the entire Azeroth, thus officially announcing his return."

(End of chapter)