With Bi Luohua leading the way, the Sun Chaser family's spell to block the royal court was easily solved.
Standing in the splendid Royal Court of the Sun Chaser, Bi Luohua explained to the last royalists that the imperial army...the Taijun...the alliance commander was here to save the suffering.
But Carlos was in a daze.
Ever since the undead disaster broke out, Carlos had a question.
Where are the dragons who are the super house stewards of Azeroth?
Carlos was clear about his strategic intentions.
Although the alliance has entered a period of strategic stalemate, with the adjustment of production relations in human territory, it will definitely be impossible to defeat the undead natural disasters in the end.
But the theory of quick victory is all to lie to yourself.
The Lich King really took away the magic power of the Sunwell, and the Scourge turned to Azeroth to summon the equality of all living beings. Who could withstand Archimonde's face?
So Carlos was in no hurry to go to Quel'Danas.
Because the plan hidden deep in his heart is to blow it up if things cannot be done for me.
That's right, Sajia won't give it to you even if it doesn't explode, that's how arrogant it is.
Carlos had no evidence, but he had this confidence that he could blow up the sunwell.
The method is unknown and the principle is unknown, but Carlos thinks he can do it.
This kind of mysterious self-confidence is called bragging among ordinary people, but for a strong person like Carlos, it is called self-knowledge derived from the sixth sense.
Therefore, Carlos had to wait, wait for the defenders of Quel'Danas to fight to the end, wait for the high elves to feel that the Sunwell could no longer be defended, and wait for the blue dragon to agree to this plan.
Yes, blue dragon.
Before the War of the Ancients, the Kaldorei Empire was so powerful that Queen Azshara, the strongest person in Azeroth, had to agree to the blue dragon monitoring the Well of Eternity.
Although the eldest cousin Neltharion killed Malygos and his family with one blow, the Queldorei elves did not have the confidence to say no to the Blue Dragon King.
So although the right to use it is in the hands of the high elves, the blue dragon has always monitored the sunwell.
This is a mutual compromise between the Sunstrider family and Caudala.
"Hurry up, hurry up, move everything that can be moved, and destroy everything that cannot be moved, leaving no usable resources for the Scourge Legion. Any hesitation is a shameful collaboration with the enemy!"
As a great mage who almost died for his country, Bi Luohua fully understood the behavior of his friendly forces.
After all, anyone who stands on the city wall and looks at the hundreds of thousands of undead from natural disasters swarming in darkness outside the city knows very well that Silver Moon City is in serious trouble this time.
But the guards who stayed in the royal court couldn't bear it and felt aggrieved.
The high elves take care of the high elves' matters themselves. The old cubs in Alterac don't care at all. The important thing is to be quick!
Once Quel'Danas is lost and the portal loses the power supply from the Sunwell, it will immediately become unstable.
Then the Kingdom of Alterac will have to use the magic materials in stock to continue to maintain the portal until the army withdraws.
Whether the battle plan this time is to make a loss or to make a profit all depends on whether the hands and feet are nimble enough.
And Carlos is also waiting for the fluctuations in the portal to be a signal for him to leave.
It's not worth it to go early and have to help the defenders of Quel'Danas fight.
As the old saying goes, when Quel'Thalas rejected the Alliance, it had already renounced the Alliance.
Why does General Garithasgar from another timeline dislike Kael'thas and the blood elves he leads so much?
On the one hand, it was because Silver Moon City rejected humanity's request for help.
On the other hand, because of the disaster caused by the undead, the entire human race in Lordaeron is unable to survive and cannot afford the survival needs of the high elves immigrants.
The first problem remains for the Carlos-led coalition.
But the second point is that today's alliance is still much better than the miserable alliances in other world lines.
After all, Carlos is smart and Alterac is militaristic. There are more than 800,000 people in the Kingdom of Alterac and two million refugees in Lordaeron. The countries of Lordaeron will not be able to survive and have to go to Elvin to make a living. , there is no need to go far away to seek refuge in the Kingdom of Stormwind.
With such confidence, accepting tens of thousands of high elf refugees is really not a big problem for Carlos, who has many debts.
Especially since these high elves are not proletarian refugees, the reinforcements encourage everyone to take them with them to escape.
Just highlight a human aspect.
Anyway, as long as Quel'Danas's defenders don't collapse, Silvermoon City will have enough magic power to maintain the portal.
Time is tight, but not to the point of being rushed.
Silvery Moon City is currently experiencing a strange and bizarre situation.
Hundreds of thousands of undead natural disasters lined up along the Kingdom Avenue and took the ice bridge carved by Alsace to defeat the high elf defenders on the Island of Quel'Danas. From time to time, a small group separated from the large army and entered Silvermoon City to suppress them. The resistance of the high elves.
Taking the north-south Kingdom Avenue as a decomposition, on one side is the desperate resistance of the members of the Silvermoon City Council based on their own (magic) villa (fortress), and on the other side is the remnant of the regular army gathered by Carlos's teaching army and Bi Luohua. .
Alterac's reinforcements arrived with flatbed trucks loaded with explosives and barbed wire, and escorted the flatbed trucks of refugees and various supplies away.
It is obvious that the undead natural disaster can destroy Silvery Moon City with just one act of recklessness, but various ferocious undead creations are like units that automatically find their way and do not care about "secondary units".
Perhaps it was because the defenders of Quel'Danas were so capable that Arthas couldn't hold on.
Carlos didn't believe in this tacit understanding at all. The capital he dared to seize was the millions of pounds of high explosives accumulated in the armory of Alterac City.
The old bastards in the teaching group also did the same thing. It wasn't their own city, so they didn't feel bad at all when it exploded.
In just half a day, more than 10,000 high elves have been evacuated.
This efficiency is already quite high.
If it weren't for the ridiculously high ratio of officers in the teaching regiment, it would have been impossible to evacuate people on this scale.
However, even a small part of the undead force still caused a large number of casualties on the Alliance side in the face of the huge overall number.
But Carlos didn't care, this was a war, there was no such thing as death.
You can be kind or intolerant before making a decision, but once a decision is made, it must be implemented to the end.
And the human army participating in this "humanitarian rescue" didn't even care.
Ten thousand years is too long, and getting rich is just a matter of time!
Even the humans who served as reinforcements didn't care, and the morale of the Far Travelers and volunteers was even higher.
The delicate balance will eventually be broken, but if it is maintained for one more minute, dozens more high elves can be rescued.
Nothing bad.
The search for the fallen blue dragon reported by the dwarf musketeers was fruitless, and Carlos didn't care.
No body, no crime.
Except for the old dwarf who kept mumbling meaningless words such as "It's true that I banged it and it shushed and fell down," everyone quickly devoted their energy to the logistics business.
Until a human who calls himself Kare comes to the door.
"I wasn't shot down. Don't be frightened. I was just too tired. Understand, I was so tired that I passed out!"
Kalecgos denied any of the old dwarf's accusations.
