Everything has its own trajectory of development. By tracing the past and exploring the unknown, you can locate the present.
The same goes for magic.
Inspired by Chromie, Khadgar quickly figured out how to operate.
Using the previously installed magic communication signal tower converted into a detection device, the mages quickly drew a concrete map of the flow of magic in the Tanarion Jungle.
According to Khadgar, the land area of Draenor is not unlimited. Unless the orcs place the summoning ceremony on the seabed, five to six such detection devices can detect the abnormal magic nodes of Draenor. There must be an orc ritual site where those nodes are located.
Draenor is so big, how can I go and see it?
Carlos already felt that his hopes were shattered and began to think about bombing the door, but good news came from Khadgar.
"In the Tanarion Jungle, just north-northeast of the Dark Portal, there is a huge abnormal node. A large amount of magic power was gathered there, and then disappeared as if out of thin air, without causing any shock and aftermath. If not Assuming this kind of kingdom-level magic detection device, even a magician will not be able to detect any abnormalities."
Khadgar said excitedly.
Men will remain children until they die, and this is even more true for male mages.
It looks like a simple magic detection device, with an iron frame over ten meters high. With such an iron frame, the daily consumption of resources is worth more than 20,000 gold coins, which is the market price in Lordaeron.
The mages were excitedly taking notes and playing with expensive toys, but Carlos was thinking about the hidden information behind this news.
There was a strong feeling that there was the ritual site for summoning Archimonde.
A strong delusion that makes no sense.
But an inexplicable impulse deep in Carlos's heart told him that the Defiler Archimonde looked down upon mortals so much, and the Burning Legion had never looked down upon orcs and humans.
Just two days and nights away from the Dark Portal, Archimonde is preparing to destroy the world with his own hands.
It's worth checking out.
In a sense, Turalyon was more of a battlefield general than Carlos.
As the head of a country, Carlos is still a true king even if he has left government affairs to his father for a long time.
Therefore, when Carlos directs a war, he always thinks about the pros and cons, not only on tactics, but also on the strategic level, as well as financial revenue and expenditure.
That's why Carlos decided to rely only on more than 10,000 elites with full combat power and fighting will to deal with the ogre army organized by the orcs.
Because this saves the most money and causes fewer casualties.
Turalyon is different. The current Turalyon is more like a general than a marshal.
In his eyes, victory is above all else.
So he did not hesitate to pull over all the remaining 30,000 people who were resting in Elvin.
Then the elite were left to Carlos.
Turalyon made it clear that he wanted to bully the minority and defeat the orc tribe head-on.
I can't say who has better tactical thinking, but Carlos definitely saves money than Turayan...
But it is precisely because of this that Carlos is able to hold the command of four thousand elites in his hands when the battle on the front line is in full swing.
Real elites, just like the elites he was when he dealt with the Molten Core incident caused by Ragnaros. Each one is a strong man who can tear orcs apart, each one is a backbone cultivated by the alliance, and each one is decentralized. General seedlings who can serve as commanders in grassroots companies.
It can be said that the alliance and the tribe have been fighting for so long, and the real harvest is these people.
But in the face of Archimonde's threat, Carlos couldn't worry about so much anymore. Without the present, there was no point in talking about the future.
I've lost the ball, and I won't be able to see the day when Internachonnar is realized!
When I was reading novels in my previous life, in those time travel and rebirth novels, there were always some golden fingers in pig’s feet.
When you read it as a reader, it’s a very cool thing.
But it is a very scary fact that the so-called "plug-in" grows on one's body.
If you think about it, there is no love without reason in this world, and there is no hatred without reason.
Everything about you comes from an unknown "existence". Your pride and stubbornness are just some guy's boring pastime. The meaning of your existence...
You only exist because some "being" wants you to exist.
Think more deeply about why the "plug-in" chose you and why it gave you the way to gain power.
Carlos' fear of the "system" comes from this.
If the "system" issued a mission that required death, Carlos would not avoid it like a snake or a scorpion. But the aloof and arrogant "System Lord" never cared whether Carlos was "obedient" or not, and he didn't even care whether the [main mission] was completed.
Yes, in a sense, Carlos failed in his mission to defeat the Fire Demon King.
Because it timed out.
Carlos failed to prevent the Molten Core from connecting to the material world of Azeroth before the time specified by the system came.
But what about the consequences?
There is no punishment, although the system has always been very arrogant, saying that failure of the mission is the biggest punishment.
But take a closer look, is this really the case?
Carlos doesn't think his "system" is anything like a silver gun. Even the halo skills he redeemed when he was a teenager or the "Azeroth Encyclopedia" are very imba stuff.
Such an awesome plug-in actually has no desire for me?
What does [it] want to do!
Becoming a Paladin, gradually getting rid of dependence on the system, and relying on one's own efforts to increase strength, was Carlos's silent protest.
Even if he is so rebellious and wants to kill "System Lord" at any time so as to inherit its legacy, he will not be wiped out.
What does [it] want?
After a long circle, Carlos found himself back where he started.
In order to grasp the real "power", he ventured to Draenor, but the Burning Legion was superior. Unless he gave up all honor and status within the alliance and went his own way to find Velen, he would not be able to contact the Naaru at all.
The planet Draenor is not much smaller than Azeroth. According to Mercy, she took a shortcut and walked in a straight line and traveled through the stars and night for a month and a half. Carlos would not be faster than the local natives.
Return to Azeroth, blow up the Black Gate, follow the inevitable "plot", and use the advantage of foresight to gain greater power and interests.
Then blow up the Dark Portal, and everyone will pretend that nothing happened.
To prevent Archimonde from coming to Draenor, thousands of orcs and regular workers of the Burning Legion may be waiting for Carlos. Even if the battle is successful, Carlos can only win a short period of time.
Then, leveraging the power of the system becomes an inevitable option.
Just the name Archimonde put Carlos into a dilemma.
Forcing Carlos to face the issues he had avoided for so long.
Legion boss, take it!
