When the MI7 report was delivered to Varian, three days had passed. The king of Stormwind was sitting on the throne, holding two letters from different people.
A report came from MI7's spy master Shaw. He discovered a large-scale military operation by the Horde from his secret post in Tanaris. MI7's assessment was that the Horde's military strength has reached a considerable scale, and they are carrying out a large-scale military operation. Gradually return to the strength of the old tribal period.
However, another handwritten letter from Jaina, the lord of Theramore, stated another thing - the ancient insect-men who were once sealed by elves and dragons in the Silithus Desert are resurrecting, and the Alliance We must respond as soon as possible, otherwise when the battle line that the elves are struggling to support collapses, the insect swarm will sweep across the entire Azeroth. Kalimdor will definitely be the first to suffer, but the seemingly vast ocean cannot stop the insect people. If they advance, the countries of the Old World will definitely be the targets of the Insects.
Putting the two letters together, Varian quickly guessed what the orcs wanted to do. Thrall was a shrewd warchief who understood the truth of death and death. Once the night elves were defeated, the consequences would involve Kalimdor. of all living things.
Putting Shore's report aside, Varian solemnly folded Jaina's letter and put it back into the envelope before asking Bolvar at the foot of the throne, "When can the Seventh Legion set off?"
Bolvar replied, "It's ready at the port and ready to go at any time - just..."
"Is it because of the storm a few days ago?" Varian thought of Anduin who suddenly burst into tears that day. There must be something major happening in the world. "Forget about that, Jaina has already contacted Kurti. Lars, the Alliance fleet will first go to Boralus to assemble, and then sail to Kalimdor together."
"I understand, Your Majesty."
Varian nodded slightly, and at the same time looked at Shore's report. He hesitated slightly, and then asked again, "How long does it take to get to Silithus?"
This question made Bolvar stunned for a moment, but he immediately began to calculate in his mind, and quickly came up with a rough answer, "If there is no storm, with the help of the Kul Tiras Sea Sage, in the end, It should arrive in about a week.”
"A week? Hmm... it's still too slow. The pressure on the elves may be greater than we thought," Varian rubbed his hand on his chin, feeling the touch of the stubble rubbing against the skin of his fingers. , he made another decision, "Contact Dalaran and Lordaeron first, and we will send out a mixed battalion of elite mages. You will directly take an airship and set sail first."
"Those airships have not yet been tested in actual combat. Wouldn't it be too risky?" Bolvar was still skeptical about the new equipment that had just been installed in the alliance's legions and had not yet been verified in actual combat.
Although those airships looked very majestic, considering the extremely high failure rate of gnome technology, Bolvar was a little worried that they would fall in the middle of the endless sea.
"Isn't going to Silithus a good opportunity for actual combat? Bolvar, I remember you are not such a pedantic person."
"All right."
Bolvar had a headache. He had always been very receptive to new methods of movement. Previously it was a portal specifically for mages, but this time it was for airships that had not traveled far.
Now it seems that he will either choose to take the mage's portal or take the airship.
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At the same time, above Silithus, Kel'Thuzad was listening to reports from several masters of necromancy.
"The level of activity of these bugmen is higher than we thought, Archlich. In the past few days, various departments have suffered varying degrees of losses. Although the results are quite gratifying, if the stalemate continues, Naxxramas alone will It is difficult for a floating city to withstand the real main force of the Insects."
"These are all trivial matters. As long as Naxxramas does not crash, other losses can be accepted." Kel'Thuzad waved his hand, not paying attention to such things, "And it's not like he harvested a lot of insect corpses. ? Let the construction zone and plague zone move faster."
The natural disasters are not afraid of the Qiraji's consumption of them. Even if there is only the floating city of Naxxramas, relying on the psychic circle and psychic warlocks in it, plus the insect corpses all over the ground, it can still generate energy. Continuously produce soldiers.
But Kel'Thuzad was not satisfied with the status quo. He was ordered by the Lich King to capture Ahn'Qiraj. As a result, after a while, they were still operating outside the Scarab Wall. The seal on the wall separated the inside and outside of the city wall. , the two sides are almost equivalent to two different worlds. The physical spatial locations appear to be connected, but are actually cut off by magic.
"I now need a way to enter the Beetle Wall, as well as a plague that can completely infect these bugmen into undead. Don't give me this useless information anymore."
The Archlich impatiently sent away his useless men, and several psychics left his hall tremblingly. After no one interfered with his thinking, the Archlich opened the link to the Eye of Naxxramas again, and began Observe the situation in Silithus.
The Cenarion Council and the Sentinel Force are engaged in a fierce tug-of-war with the bugs in various areas of the Silithus Desert. Although these two organizations are elite soldiers and generals, they cannot hold back the number of bugs. There are too many. Silithids and insect commanders emerged from various sections of the Beetle Wall. It was difficult to imagine what kind of scene the demons were dancing inside that high wall.
Just as Kel'Thuzad was watching the battle in Silithus, along with a dense black mist, Arthas's image stepped out of the mist. He looked at Kel'Thuzad, "Have you found a solution?"
Seeing the image of the Lich King coming, Kel'Thuzad quickly put away the crystal ball for observation and came to the center of the hall, in front of Alsace's illusion, "Your Majesty, I have asked my pharmacist to develop a plague against the insect swarm. But the beetle wall does not fall down, and it is difficult for the plague to spread into Ahn'Qiraj. Several special plagues that have been tested before have basically failed to enter Ahn'Qiraj."
"Plague alone cannot solve those bugs. They are not mindless beasts, but an army with leaders and commanders. Even if your plague infects some bugs, their senior officials will abandon those infections without hesitation. Otherwise, let them find a deserted place in the desert to fend for themselves."
Arthas was not optimistic about using the plague to deal with the Qiraji, but he did not stop Kel'Thuzad's actions, because if the master of necromancy could do something for C'Thun and his Familia What about the unexpected surprise?
But now there is another thing for Kel'Thuzad to do. On the Broken Islands, Reki Winterhan has basically entered the trap and is preparing to summon the Burning Legion. In the next period of time, Arthas will probably not have the energy. Focusing on the war in Silithus, we can only leave it to Lothar and Kel'Thuzad to deal with C'Thun.
This is an extremely dangerous task. C'Thun is actually as big a threat as the Burning Legion, but fortunately he is still trapped under Ahn'Qiraj. This fortress is also his prison, and the Beetle Wall is just It was the Temple of Ahn'Qiraj built by Rai and his followers that sealed the insect army. What really trapped C'Thun.
"Reinforcements from the Horde and Alliance will soon support the night elves. We no longer need to contain us on the frontal battlefield. High Lord Lothar will give you a position and move Naxxramas there. Don't let me down, Kel'Thuzad. .”
"Your will is our will."
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