Although Sarren didn't think that Sargeras, who had returned from the sky, would be impulsive enough to slash his old nest Argus with a knife in his hand, he was not afraid of ten thousand, but he was afraid of what happened.

As the former chief general of the Pantheon, Sargeras does have a history of slashing and exploding planets under impulse, and he must be guarded against.

And Argus has one more thing in common with the inverted frieze planet, they both host a world soul...... That is, the star soul in the mouth of the Titans.

In the event that Sargeras found out that the lair was brought to the table in hysteria, the Azeroth coalition forces remaining in Argus would also suffer from the pond fish.

Anyway, ordinary soldiers can't help in the final battle with the Fallen Titans, so it is better to withdraw the army that has already completed the set goal to Azeroth in advance, so that Sarren and the Pantheon can be lightly armed without worries.

Not just ordinary soldiers, the previous battle with Agrama directly proved that even top demigods like Malon and Sarren were extremely powerless in the face of real gods.

If it weren't for the Avengers, who suffered multiple negative buffs and wanted to defeat them...... To be precise, it would be unrealistic to try to draw Agrama.

Fortunately, the final battle with Sargeras did not require Sarren's own hands, and he was not qualified to participate in the battle between the Titans.

Sargeras himself has his own pantheon bosses to deal with, and what Saljan needs to do is to hold off the unstable factor that may appear to cause trouble, Argus the Silencer.

As previously analyzed by Sarjan, as soon as the Titans' souls leave Argus and attempt to return to the Pantheon, the insurance procedure set by Sargeras will be activated immediately.

Argus the Destroyer will break away from the Star Soul Energy state and condense into an entity, and do everything he can to stop it...... It is even possible that the head iron chased him to the Pantheon, just to complete the task assigned to him by Sargeras.

At the same time, as long as Argus the Destroyer moves, Sargeras, who is fighting with Ionar far away, will feel it, and he will most likely temporarily leave Ionar behind and rush back to Argus to check the situation.

Even if Sargeras's anger and the destruction of Argus were only a rare event, it would be impossible for Sarrean to risk almost all of Azeroth's elite forces and simply send them back first.

As for the Breakers and Manari who remained in Argus...... As sinners, it is not up to them to decide where Manari will come and go, and the Broken, led by Hatton, have managed to retake their homeland, and it is unrealistic to persuade them to evacuate temporarily with the risk of the planet exploding.

Veron did try to convince Hatton, but the stubborn leader of the Breakers was adamantly opposed to Veron's proposal to evacuate, and even put on an attitude of living and dying with Argus.

Nothing can be done, and in desperation, Wei Lun can only let them go, he asks himself if he has done his best.

Incidentally, the remnants of the Legion of Light, including Rula and Naru, also retreated to Azeroth with Tulayan and Adar to rest.

One day, they will set sail again to purify Zela.

However, before that, the Holy Light Legion, which had been badly damaged in successive wars, needed to recuperate for a while, and Azeroth, with the protection of the Titan's planetary barrier, was an excellent haven.

As the current leader of the Legion of Light, Adar and Azeroth have worked together for many years, and they have known each other for a long time.

As the saying goes, once a son of heaven and a courtier, the Holy Light Legion when Zela was in power did have many extremes and demons, and Adar planned to erase the bad marks that Zela left to the Holy Light Legion after he officially took the throne.

But no matter how many inexplicable choices Zela had, the Light Legion, as the representative force of the Light Side, still deserved Azeroth's trust in their faction.

To paraphrase the camp nine-square grid mentioned in the barrage, the Holy Light Legion under Zela should be classified as chaotic and good, and after Adar takes over, the Holy Light Legion will most likely return to the camp of order and goodness, which is the most great and righteous camp tendency in the nine-square grid, and is completely opposed to the Burning Legion and the Void Lord who represent chaos and evil.

Adar didn't intend to involve the Light Legion in the Shadow Realm that Sarean was going to push next...... Or rather, the Abyss Purge Operation, but as representatives of the Light Side, they are absolute mortal enemies with the Void Side, a branch of the Shadow Side.

After learning that Sarren had dealt with the crisis in the Shadow Realm, he planned to target the Void Lord, the last potential threat to Azeroth, and the Holy Light Legion also planned to play a part in it, preferably to completely eliminate the Void Lord who was isolated from the material universe and entrenched in the Great Void outside the universe.

Due to time constraints, Al-Mansour did not talk in depth about the specifics of the Great Void outside the Universe...... Of course, it's more likely that he doesn't know it himself.

After the ups and downs of the last few decades, Adar has clearly seen the center of the cosmic vortex for a long time to come—it is Azeroth, which is coveted by many forces.

In this case, it is better to move the temporary headquarters of the Holy Light Legion to Azeroth in one step, so as to avoid being defeated by the enemy in the fierce conflict with the Void forces that will inevitably break out in the future.

Before Adar and the others set off to return to Azeroth, Sarean suddenly remembered an important topic that Al-Mansur had mentioned earlier—the legacy of the First Born.

According to Almansur, with the exception of the chaotic side that has been in turmoil and has never elected an official leader, the other five of the six Origin Forces of the universe hold at least one First Born legacy in their hands.

This naturally includes the Legion of Light, which represents the light side.

However, unfortunately, Adar is not aware of this as the second person in Naru, and the inheritance of the First Born in the hands of the bright side is probably only known to the oldest Naru, the Mother of Light, Zela.

Adar even suspects that Zela's inexplicable madness may have something to do with the mysterious legacy of the First Born.

Zela is a serious and senior true god, and after blackening, she is far more difficult to deal with than normal.

With the current strength of the Holy Light Legion, there will definitely be no way to transform Zela back into the light form in a short period of time, and this secret will only be revealed when there is spare strength to purify Zela in the future.

……

After seeing off the last Zenidal to evacuate Argus, Saljan returned to the Titans, who were recovering with their eyes closed.

Almansur opened his eyes at the right time and looked around at the several compatriots present: "It will soon be the deadline agreed upon by Salian and Ionar, we don't have much time, how are you each recovering?" ”

The son of Almansur and Ionar, Gogones, the Angry Drinker and Lord of the Sea and Sky, was the first to speak with a wry smile: "Father, the time is too short, and I have only recovered to thirty percent of my peak strength. ”

Nogannon, the dreamweaver with an elegant temperament, also said helplessly: "I'm about the same, and I believe that others will not be much better than us." ”

Agrama and Kazgros nodded in agreement with Nogannon's speculation.

"Sancheng......" Amansur rubbed his eyebrows with a headache: "In such a short time, it is indeed difficult for you, but it should be barely enough." ”

Noticing that Almansur's gaze turned to him, and Sarjan, who was holding the Excalibur Taisharak in both hands, nodded solemnly: "Then, let's go, you provide the coordinates, and I will open the jump portal that leads directly to the Pantheon." (End of chapter)