As the elemental tides approach, many subplanes near Azeroth are gradually moving closer to the material world, and the ancient god Enzos is inevitably pushing them forward.

Enzos's original intention was just to make the four elemental realms ...... Or that the Fire Source Land and the Sky Wall directly under his control directly border the material world, and at most bring a deep rock continent inhabited by the Deathwings.

The Throat of the Abyss in the Water Elemental Realm?

The Tide Hunter Neptulon had long since rebelled against the Old Gods, and Enzos had little interest in these traitors to the Dark Empire.

However, the displacement of all the subplanes around Azeroth is interconnected, with one winning and the other losing.

Even if Enzos didn't want Neptulon to return to the material world in his own form, there was no way but to continue to carry out the plan.

It wasn't clear to Sarren whether Enzos hadn't really thought of it or deliberately ignored it, the existence of the Emerald Dream was more special than the other subplanes, but it was still essentially a subordinate plane attached to the physical world.

It is true that the four elemental realms are gradually moving closer to the material world, but at the same time, the Emerald Dream Realm, which carries a large number of wilderness demigod souls, is also getting closer to the material world little by little.

This is undoubtedly good news for the demigods of the wilderness who have not yet been resurrected, and by shortening the distance between the Emerald Dream and the material world, they will be able to reshape their bodies at a much lower cost.

Of course, the smaller cost is only relative, and the world still has to consider the conservation of energy and equivalent exchange after all.

It is still not an easy task to resurrect the powerful wilderness demigods, and it requires the consumption of a huge amount of energy that is unimaginable to ordinary people.

After receiving a reminder from Sarjan, the Night Republic has begun to prepare in advance, intending to resurrect Cenarius' father, the strongest demigod, the White Deer Malorn, as soon as the elemental tide erupts.

In addition to Malorn, Saray also plans to resurrect the Ursok and Ursol brothers, Agamagan and Avina, and leave the other spot for the demigods of the wilderness to discuss.

In addition, Sarian also needs to squeeze out some extra energy to resurrect the Black Panther demigod Ashaman.

Now that the elemental tide is coming, the preparation for resurrecting the Wilderness Demigods is naturally on the agenda.

After the loss of the New Well of Eternity and Nordasil, the Reserve Energy of the Night Republic (Moon Well) is used up a little less, and Malfurion and other members of the Night Council are unlikely to take the initiative to take on the task of resurrecting multiple Wilderness Demigods.

In view of this, Sarjan did not intend to force them, and except for Malorne, he only entrusted the task of resurrecting Avina, the mother of all birds, to the Night Republic.

Compared to the other powerful demigods, the energy required to resurrect Avina was much less, and Malfurion only hesitated for a moment before gritting his teeth and agreeing.

At this stage, the strongest source of magic power in Azeroth is undoubtedly the Sunwell that has been strengthened by Avena.

As a result, the Sunwell will also be tasked with resurrecting the three demigods, Ursok, Ursol, and Agamagan.

As for the spot that needed to be contested, Salian left it to Surama, and the Night Well was in charge of the Children of the Night.

During Sarjan's trip to the Shadow Realm, Stella Gotha had already ...... with Surama Or rather, the Night Empire got in touch, and the plan that Sarian had made in advance was also approved by Queen Azhara, who was playing demons.

Not long ago, Cenarius sent people to teleport through the Dream Path to the Temple of Dessom at the foot of the sacred tree of Quel'Salas, Sasara.

According to the messenger, the demigods of the wilderness have already decided on a candidate.

To Sarean's surprise, this place was actually given to the eagle demigod Oenhara.

Among the many demigods of the wilderness, Ornhara, known as the god of wind, was not the best in combat, and Sarren couldn't figure out why the precious resurrection spot was given to her.

Yes, she.

Earnhara is a female demigod with deep ties to both the Kaolin Minotaurs and the Centaurs.

The centaurs mentioned here are not the old enemies of the Kalimdor Minotaurs, but another group of people who relocated to the Dragon Islands under the guidance of Ounhara in the early years.

However, in Sarren's opinion, the nature of the centaur will not change much no matter where he goes, and he is just as belligerent and provocative.

The only difference is that these centaurs who have been sheltered by Ornhara have a decent bottom line, not as unscrupulous as their relatives who remain in Kalimdor.

Sarjan didn't know how the Wilderness Demigods had discussed, but now that the results were out, he wasn't going to do anything more.

Ornhara's strength is not in the first tier among the Wilderness Demigods, and the energy required to resurrect her is somewhat less than that of high-strength demigods like Agamagan and the Usok Brothers.

This is also good news, as it will allow the already low-powered Night Well to generate some extra energy.

As long as the remaining energy of the sun well is squeezed a little more, it should add up to just the right time to resurrect the black panther Ashaman.

Even after returning to Azeroth, Sareen was still not idle.

The elemental tide is approaching, and he needs to inform the heads of state in advance to discuss countermeasures.

The specific meeting will be led by the delegation led by the Sun King Kael'thas, and Sarjan will also go to meet Neptulon in person, and by the way, he will pick up Mislair, the princess of the earth, who has been studying with Azadas for several months, from Ulduar.

On top of that, Saljan also needs to have a secret meeting with Sunderland, the Prince of the Winds, who is hiding in Oldum and waiting for the right time, and it is foreseeable that he will be busy again for some time to come.

"Stella, you first hand over the territory affairs to Valeera, and take Onnie and Tina on a trip to the Temple of the Dragon's Sleep."

Salaen turned her gaze to look at the black dragon princess, who was yawning on the couch.

"The specific situation is up to Oni to explain to you, it's time for the Dragon Sleep Temple, which has remained unchanged for tens of thousands of years, to be renewed."

Little Star was a little confused by the task suddenly released by Sarren, and subconsciously turned his head to look at Onexia with a lazy face.

"Huh?" The Black Dragon Princess protested reluctantly: "You just came back and are going to leave again?" Can't you give us a break for a while......"

Sarayan shrugged his shoulders with a smile: "I didn't say that I would let you go immediately, the specific departure time is up to you to discuss and decide, in short, I must act as soon as possible, time waits for no one." ”

"Okay, okay."

Onexia waved her hand helplessly: "Anyway, let me take a shower at home and sleep well, and leave early tomorrow morning." ”

……

Saljan had planned to leave as soon as he reported to Kael'thas for work, but after Valera and the others talked about it, he finally decided to spend the night at home.

The next morning, Sarren, who had gotten up early, was the first to set off.

At the urging of Stella Gossah, Onexia did not follow the Blue Dragon Sisters into the portal to the Dragonbone Wilderness until the third pole of the sun.

Let's not mention how much the news conveyed by the dragon trio caused a lot of waves in the Dragon Sleep Temple.

Sarjan's first stop was to find the clone left in Azeroth by Neptulon, the king of the water elementals.

Nepturon patted his chest happily and assured him that he would try his best to restrain the water elemental under his command and curb the outbreak of hydrological disasters.

After that, Sarjan moved to Ulduar and made contact with the Stone Mother Serazane again through Mislair.

Therazanne was not enthusiastic about the imminent arrival of the elemental tides, and she had no intention of returning to the material world anyway, she just wanted to live a peaceful life in her own acre and third.

However, as the saying goes, the tree wants to be quiet and the wind does not stop.

After suffering a great loss in the battle of the Dark Empire, Therazanne is indeed not interested in helping the Old Gods again, but her will does not represent all earth elements.

Deathwing, who also resides in the Deep Rock Continent, has gathered a number of radical earth elements who are still loyal to the Old Gods, and these guys are roaring and preparing to trigger a large-scale geological disaster, and give the Titans' lackeys a little color.

The elemental tide has not yet officially erupted, and Sarlian cannot meddle in the internal affairs of the earth elemental realm, so he can only entrust Therazan to suppress those earth elementals who want to make trouble as much as possible.

The Stone Mother, who just wants to lie flat and rot, doesn't want to get involved in the battle between the ancient gods and the guardian camp anymore, but Deathwing, the troublemaker, is still entrenched in the Deep Rock Continent as a nail household.

In order to obtain Sarjan's help to drive out the powerful Fallen Black Dragon King, Therazan agreed to provide limited help to the Guardian camp, and the two sides would not owe each other after the deal was completed.

After taking Mislair to the Ring of Earth's observatory near the Maelstrom, the busy Salaam set out for the Great Desert of Oldum, far south of the continent of Kalimdor.

Here, he once again met the prince of the wind elementals after a long absence, Sunderland the Wind Chaser...... and his growing following.