Unlike Archimonde and Sargeras who were very dedicated to Azeroth, Kil'jaeden focused most of his energy on finding Velen.
The decline of Draenor, the orc homeworld, was ultimately Kil'jaeden's handiwork.
Knowing that Velen and the draenei were hiding in Draenor and developing silently, Kil'jaeden secretly seduced Ner'zhul and his apprentice Gul'dan and encouraged them to massacre the draenei, which triggered a series of subsequent events.
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Before escaping Argus, Velen got in touch with the Naaru of the Legion of Light and received a spaceship given by the Naaru, which allowed him to travel freely between the universes.
Landing in Draenor was a last resort. Delaney's spaceship unfortunately crashed in the Nagrand Grasslands of Draenor. Two naaru who were traveling with the spacecraft perished.
Due to the crash of the spacecraft, Delaney was trapped on this wild planet and could only temporarily settle here.
While they carefully kept a distance from native races such as orcs and ogres, they worked hard to build a new home.
In order to build the Dark Portal, Gul'dan captured a large number of draenei and used fel magic to absorb their life force and supply it to the Dark Portal.
The draenei are a branch of advanced civilization. In terms of strength, they should be far above the primitive and barbaric orcs.
However, due to Prophet Velen's conservative decision-making and Kil'jaeden's secret planning behind the scenes, when the draenei finally made up their mind to fight back against the Fel Orcs who drank the blood of demons, it was already too late.
Kil'jaeden thought he would finally catch Velen this time and make him pay for betraying him and escaping alone.
But something strange happened. The surviving Draenei suddenly disappeared from Draenor without a trace. There were only scattered refugees scattered in the wilderness of Draenor, but no trace of their old enemy Velen was found.
The plan failed, and Kil'gar became angry and suspected that Velen had slipped into the Dark Portal with the orcs and hid in a corner of the vast world of Azeroth.
When Sargeras ordered the use of high-level demons from the Tomb of Sargeras to infiltrate Azeroth, Kil'jaeden, who had some suspicions, stepped ahead of Archimonde and volunteered to take over the task.
Although Kil'jaeden wanted to use these demons to find Velen for his own benefit, he could not do it too obviously, and Sargeras' orders still had to be carried out.
That's why demons such as Dagestanis and Shallista sneaked into Highmountain to quietly sow discord between the two clans.
More demons were sent across Azeroth by Kil'jaeden, searching for traces of Velen in the name of spreading chaos.
Sharlayan: "mdzz!"
Although the Dreadlord is nominally Kil'jaeden's direct subordinate, he... understands everything.
After learning Kil'jaeden's plan from Dagestanis, Sarlayan rubbed his brows in confusion.
[What an unforeseen disaster. Egg is looking for Velen to cause trouble with Azeroth.]
[That old bastard has no plans to come to Azeroth at least now. He is probably squatting in Storm Fortress waiting for the situation in Draenor to calm down. 】
It has to be said that Velen is also the chosen one from a certain perspective.
When Argus was facing a crisis, Naaru came to him and offered to send him a spaceship.
The price is just to let the Draenei believe in the Holy Light and arrange for some people to join the Holy Light Legion to fight against the evil forces in the universe.
When the Draenei faced the crisis of annihilation in Draenor, the Legion of Light sent another spaceship.
This time it's not just a small escape ship, but an entire fleet.
The flagship Storm Fortress is the main one, with the energy ship, eco-ship, Forbidden Prison and Exodar as escort spaceships.
With Naaru at the helm, this fleet can exert considerable combat effectiveness.
Unless Kil'jaeden mobilized the Burning Legion's reconnaissance fleet to search the star area wholesale, it is absolutely impossible to find the Storm Fortress fleet group hidden in the orbit of Draenor with those orcs who can only jump on the surface.
In other words, Azeroth took a big blame for Velen and the Draenei, attracting the attention of Kil'jaeden, a scheming fraudster.
What worries Sarlayan the most is not this.
According to the information provided by the barrage, the big demon who will covet the power of the Sunwell of Quel'Thalas in the future is none other than Kil'jaeden the Deceiver. He is really afraid that that guy will find out about Quel'Thalas decades in advance.
A well-hidden sunwell.
But thinking about it carefully, it seems impossible.
In the history described in the barrage, Kil'jaeden learned the secret of the Sunwell from the fallen prince Kael'thas, and then he personally led his army to go on a large-scale expedition.
In this time and space, it is obviously impossible for Kael'thas, who is about to ascend the throne, to have anything to do with Kil'jaeden. There is still enough time for Quel'Thalas to survive and develop slowly.
But as the saying goes, be prepared for a rainy day.
Sharlayan still had to make some preparations in advance to mislead the demons sent by Kil'jaeden around the world so that they would turn their attention to the distant night elves in Kalimdor.
A dead Taoist friend will not die a poor Taoist.
The night elves have a very strong family background and can withstand the chaos.
As long as the night elves, who occupy most of Kalimdor, can get the news in advance and integrate their resources, there is no way that sporadic demons coming from afar to cause trouble will cause them harm.
The Eastern Kingdom is now completely in disarray. Terenas and Lordaeron, who are busy dreaming, are holding back their efforts and are unable to muster a unified and powerful fighting force.
The wallflower Dalaran will only rely on the strongest human kingdom and seriously lacks independent opinions.
Gilneas and Stromgarde were too busy with internal matters to care about anything else, and the Kingdom of Stormwind was also in a state of exhaustion.
Among the human nations, only Kul Tiras can provide greater support.
From the perspective of the overall situation, Sarlayan can only divert disaster to the east.
Just in time, this incident should give Tyrande, who likes to engage in internal fighting, something to do, divert her attention, and buy more preparation time for Maiev and Jarod's strong return.
"Stella, help me take a trip to the Dream Woodland."
Sarlayan wrote a letter quickly, put it into an envelope and solemnly handed it to Stella Gosa.
"Give this letter to Archdruilunsa Greathoof, and have him deliver it to Malfurion and Tyrande as far away as Mount Hyjal."
Stellagosa nodded obediently, and asked curiously: "What is written in the letter? Can you let me know?"
Sarlayan smiled nonchalantly: "It's not inconvenient. This matter has nothing to do with the Dragon Clan."
"I just told them the news of a large number of demons escaping from the Tomb of Sargeras. I believe that the night elves will immediately take action after receiving the information and plow Kalim from beginning to end."
"As for the Eastern Kingdom..."
Sharlayan pondered and said: "With the way the Lordaeron Alliance is doing now, Terenas can't count on it."
"While I am rushing to Nethergarde Keep to respond to Turalyon's call, I can tell him about this incident by the way. The warning from Alliance Grand Marshal Turalyon is more effective than us 'ungrateful' high elves.
"
Ignorant of kindness, this was the comment Terenas shouted angrily when he learned that Quel'Thalas had withdrawn from the alliance.
Sharlayan doesn't understand. In the second war, Turayan and Alleria were the ones who assisted Quel'Thalas. What does this have to do with you, the guy who is guarding Lordaeron?
It’s true that the credit of the subordinates belongs to the boss, and the blame for the boss belongs to the subordinates, right?
Including Anasteria and Kael'thas, Quel'Thalas from top to bottom did not want to have anything to do with the increasingly demonic Terenas.
This poor old king was bound by the dream of Lordaeron to unify all human nations, but was limited by reality and could not see any hope of unification. He could only watch the dream that was once so close fade away step by step.
Who is to blame?
Take the blame, Terenas.
If it hadn't been so unreasonable in dismembering the Kingdom of Alterac, and then wanted to use the orc shelter to collect the wealth of other countries, how could Lordaeron be where it is today.
…
As Nasrezim and Xivalla were captured one after another, Drogbar's attitude softened after learning the truth, and Dagur planned to make peace with the High Mountain tribe.
But as one netizen said in the barrage.
A broken mirror cannot be rounded.
Although Drogbal has learned that there is a demon behind the conflict between the two clans, it is difficult to heal the wounds that have been opened.
Moreover, the issue of resource conflicts between the Gaoling tribe and the Drogbar was not fabricated out of thin air. The demons only magnified the seriousness of the problem, triggering violent reactions from the people on both sides.
Now someone has taken the initiative to take the blame. Dagur and the newly awakened Chief Mulla are just the right ones to divert the conflict.
But the problems that already exist will erupt again sooner or later due to other triggers.
It is no longer possible for both parties to return to the era of close cooperation between Huon Highmountain and Dragon Slayer Ygrul.
"Hmm~"
After straightening out his thoughts, Sarlayan stood up from his seat and stretched.
"Okay! We no longer need to intervene in the subsequent events in High Mountain."
Sarlayan twisted his body left and right, turned to Valeela and said: "Let's get ready first. When Stella, Vereesa and Halduron return one after another, we should say goodbye to the Broken Islands and return to the Eastern Kingdom.