Then Carlos Barov said that he was not here to supervise the battle, do you really believe it?
Although the soldiers on the front line of the Gate of Scourge did not see the majestic figure of the Grand Marshal, even the tribe knew the rumors that Uther was supervising the battle.
This wave can only be said to be Tathagata, Tathagata.
Between the increasing military consumption and the increase in transportation capacity brought about by the recovery of science and technology, it is the troops of the living who are not prepared for war, and the army of the dead who are not prepared for war.
How new, in the past it was the Cult of the Damned that wreaked havoc in the Eastern Kingdoms and Kalimdor. Now that things have changed, task forces from the Alliance and the Horde have come to Icecrown to cause trouble, and the Undead Plague Army is also having a hard time.
It is unrealistic for ud to rely on one piece of technology to overwhelm orc and hum.
As the main force of the Eastern Kingdom that has survived the undead natural disaster, who has not faced off against the Sea of Skeletons or something, it is the same as who does not have weapons of mass destruction in their hands.
The change in the war situation caused Kel'Thuzad to go further and further on the road to conquer Zul'Drak, and the Scourge's logistics system became increasingly rigid.
In particular, Garithos has done a good job in Howling Fjord. The farmland mines that were abandoned during the colonial period have been fully restored to production after a year of operation.
When some basic supplies were transported from the Eastern Kingdom without any effort, the Horde's expeditionary force finally realized the terrible productivity of the Alliance.
After a feint attack, the east and west fronts retreated as promised. All of Northrend knew that the Lich King's Ebon Blade Fortress had been taken away.
With such a good record, the Walrus gave up his plan to secretly report corruption issues to the alliance's generalissimo.
The Horde is not all bad. The Alliance can find good ones. Not only arms, there are many materials that can be resold that the Alliance does not dare to sell.
Even if Uther and his paladins have high enough moral standards, they don't just turn a blind eye and accept the filial piety of their subordinates.
Because with just these thousand Paladins, can you penetrate the layers of defense of the Scourge?
Even if you add a mage...
Mages are the main group who take bribes and bend the law.
Ninety percent of the deaths of the Alliance's quartermasters must have been done by mistake. None of the mages who were paid by the military department had clean butts.
The tribe is precisely the largest buyer of materials flowing out of the Alliance military on the black market.
How do you think the coalition forces who take jujube pills can always win the battle?
As the leaders of local shipping, the Walrus people are the force that most hopes for the downfall of the Lich King. The Great Elder really can't understand this.
The elder of the walrus people couldn't understand that the furbolg shamans didn't think about this at all.
Regardless of the Alliance or the Horde, the iron dwarves don't like the iron dwarves who use their money to eliminate disasters. If the enemy provides money and supplies, it's the right thing to do!
By seizing the Ebon Blade Fortress, on the one hand, we can intuitively understand the current technical capabilities of the Scourge Legion, and on the other hand, it also solves the problem of the awakened people's military strength.
The Alliance has sufficient production capacity in the Eastern Kingdom to supply the material needs of the Northern Expedition. This does not mean that Carlos can compete with Ulduar in terms of productivity.
Now that the hope of peacefully resolving the Algalon annihilation dispute is slim, it becomes a matter of course to eliminate the iron dwarves and steel vrykul under Loken.
Because Carlos knew very well what kind of pit the so-called Ulduar was.
Many people mistakenly believe that Ulduar is a research institution that specializes in studying the ancient gods.
This statement is incorrect, at least not entirely correct.
The Titan descended and beat up the Ancient God, which invisibly raised the Ancient God's [beep] level.
This is not the first time that Titan has encountered a light-dark sensing aggregate like the Ancient God. Why does Titan need to study the Ancient God? The Pantheon is very busy.
With the completion of the Origin Engine and the Forge of Will, the organized Titans left Azeroth, leaving the contract Titan Guardians with the task of guarding the planet and conducting scientific research to rescue the soul of Azeroth. Task.
So understand, what the Titan Guardians are studying is not the Ancient God, but how to separate the Ancient God's tentacles from the Star Soul without harming the Star Soul.
As for the elimination of the ancient gods, hasn't Algalon already filed an application report?
Ulduar is not a research institution, but a war fortress protecting the Forge of Will below.
However, the three Titan Guardians who were really related to the war function, the Supreme Guardian Colonel Raiden skipped work and fell asleep, the militia captain Tyr the order guardian was killed, the production captain Azadas disappeared, and the remaining Fu Leya majored in biochemical environmental materials, Mimiron was in invention and creation, Hodir was in cold chain transportation, and Odin was in charge of intelligence management. The real Ulduar civil and military personnel were none other than the office director Loken and the concierge. Thorim.
Fela is unbearable, Fela is unbearable!
So stop asking why Ulduar's Titan Guardians didn't take action after Azeroth had gone through so much suffering.
I don’t have this ability, understand?
Especially Odin, the second-in-command of the Titan Guardians who was theoretically supposed to take over after Raiden skipped work, was too focused on office politics and insisted on staying in his own plane called the Hall of Valor, which is actually a large orbital space station. To engage in surveillance, Loken contacted Hela to pull the plug, blocking the transmission channel between Valhalla and Azeroth, turning it into a cage that could not be entered but could not be exited.
Shame on you...
The reliable ones were either killed in action or missing.
Those who are willing to do things are lacking in ability.
After Loken took care of Thorim, he looked like he was in great power.
The King of Wisdom is not Raiden after all.
Just fool the mortals and that's it. Carlos doesn't accept this.
The authority to use the Forge of Will and the Origin Engine is with Azadas. After Azadas disappeared, even if the authority agent should be in the hands of Mimiron, even if Hodir takes over the production line, it will not be Loken's turn.
Therefore, Carlos will definitely not encounter the scene where Ulduar's full force and tens of millions of steel vryks sweep across Azeroth.
Without the permission to use the Forge of Will and the Engine of Origin, all Loken could rely on was the Ulduar security brigade under Thorim's name after taking over the Hall of Lightning. The production capacity relied on the peripheral surveillance strongholds.
After all, Loken, relying on his authority as the Guardian of the Titans as the King of Wisdom, can still win against the mechanical gnomes, iron dwarves, and steel vrykul.
First remove the facilities outside Ulduar, and then talk to Loken about the issue of equal pay for equal work after the Awakened Army is assembled. This is how Carlos, as a temporary worker, overcame the King of Wisdom, a contractor.
The main forces of the Alliance and the Horde should just continue to suppress Icecrown Citadel. The seemingly invincible Loken actually has a fatal flaw.
That is, his authority is delegated sequentially.
As long as he breaks through the outer fortifications of Ulduar and draws out any Titan Guardian except Thorim, Loken will be in trouble.
After thinking for a long time, Carlos felt that his judgment was biased.
Even if Thorim comes forward, he can wake him up.
So when the Skyfire began to play airborne suppression again and again, the idle Sylvanas and the busy people of Dalaran followed with licking their faces.
Don't get me wrong, how can the affairs of science and technology workers be called robbing? We are just here to criticize Ulduar's advanced technology.
