Above the Serpent Lake, the huge image of "Thall" looked mockingly at the adventurers below.
Even the most stupid adventurer knows that he has been fooled, fell into a trap, and is in a desperate situation.
This is the conspiracy of the orcs.
Adventurers in Azeroth are never afraid of death, as death is very close to them.
In troubled times, death is an easy thing.
But no one dares to resist the will of the great savior Thrall, even if he lets the adventurers die.
He resisted Thrall, the savior, and died as an enemy of the entire world.
It is better to adapt to the situation, fight bravely, and die foolishly.
This isn't a hard choice.
Most adventurers choose the latter.
"Adventurers of Azeroth, fight bravely, let us pave the great road with blood, for the great savior Thrall."
An adventurer yelled at the top of his lungs, drew out his family's hot wind scimitar, and took the lead to jump into the lake.
This brave adventurer quickly froze into a zombie, his eyes widened and he refused to rest in silence.
The adventurers discovered that at some point, the water in Serpent Lake had become bitingly cold.
It turns out that Vashj has activated a comprehensive defense, and the technology mastered by Naga can control the water of the Serpent Lake.
Using void energy to pollute the water of Viper Lake, the water temperature can be as low as minus 50 degrees without freezing. This is one of the most powerful defenses of Viper Lake.
Even so, it still cannot stop adventurers who are not afraid of death.
"For Azeroth!"
More adventurers jumped into the cold lake water, and those with low strength were directly frozen to death. Only less than one-third of the adventurers were able to successfully dive into the water.
The defenses of the Viper Lake were fully activated, and the lake water seemed to have turned into a living creature, squeezing the adventurer's body heavily.
Many adventurers spurted blood from their mouths and noses, vomited out pieces of internal organs, and soon died, becoming floating corpses in the Serpent Lake.
An adventurer roared furiously:
"A strong will can overcome everything, even this little difficulty. For Azeroth, burn your life."
After the adventurer jumped into the water, he surfaced in less than five minutes without breathing.
Facts have proved that will is not absolute.
The underwater Naga began to swim, harvesting the adventurers who were lucky enough to survive.
Those who can overcome the cold lake water and terrible water pressure are the elite among adventurers.
If they were on land, none of the ten Nagas would be their opponent.
However, in an underwater environment, even one percent of its strength cannot be exerted.
Naga easily cut their throats or stabbed their chests, and finally cut off their frozen right ears as trophies.
One adventurer cried: "How can we fight such a battle? Why should I come to fight in such a place?"
"Trash, we are fighting for the great savior Thrall, and for Azeroth." Another adventurer frowned.
However, in just a moment, he became a floating corpse in the Serpent Lake.
The floating corpses in Serpent Lake were so densely packed that later adventurers had to cut them into pieces if they wanted to jump into the lake.
The lake was stained red with blood, and there were flesh, blood and internal organs everywhere.
Thrall, who used the pseudonym Gudan, was fortunate enough to participate in this battle and personally led 500 orcs into the Naga Army.
Before leaving, the traitor Mennu supervised the orcs to take the specially prepared pills and seriously warned:
"After the defense of Viper Lake is turned on, the water temperature is horribly low and the water pressure increases a hundred times. This pill can ensure that you will not die, and it also has the ability to breathe underwater. The disadvantage is that you cannot surface, otherwise your body will explode and die immediately.
, you need to come back within twenty-four to take the antidote, otherwise you won’t be able to survive.”
The betrayer Mennu's instructions made Thrall and other orcs give up their thoughts of escaping and received weapons from the Naga quartermaster.
Sal gave a speech in public:
"The great Lady Vashj is our reborn parent. We are here today only because of the mercy of Lady Vashj. The evil adventurers conspired to attack the Coilfang Reservoir, which is to make them enemies of the entire Azeroth and the outside world.
They are the sinners who destroyed the world. Let us fight to save Azeroth and save Outland and kill these damn world destroyers."
It is said that Vashj is quite particular, promising to get generous rewards for bravely killing the enemy, and may even be able to escape from the status of a drudge and become a free man like the Breaker mechanic.
This gave the numb orc workers a glimmer of hope.
Entering the cold lake water, the pills worked, and the orcs swam freely underwater like Nagas.
Thrall covered his head and face with a mask, led five hundred orcs into formation, and bravely charged towards the adventurers.
An adventurer just raised his dagger, and his head was smashed by Thrall.
In the dark and cold lake, Thrall ruthlessly harvested the lives of adventurers, and the orcs scrambled to fight for freedom.
Suddenly, Sal saw an acquaintance.
A Darkspear Troll held a sharp blade in his hand and covered his head and face like Thrall, skillfully harvesting the lives of adventurers.
Thrall is very familiar with that muscular figure and skillful killing skills.
It turned out to be Vol'jin, who was captured together, and led a dozen trolls to join the battle.
Sal wanted to go up and say hello, but unfortunately he couldn't make a sound underwater.
Seeing that Wo'jin fought bravely and cut off the adventurer's right ear and hung it in a string around his neck, Thrall became more competitive and decided to compete with Wo'jin.
In the Serpent Temple, Vashchi looked at the crystal ball in front of him and yawned boredly.
"What is this? A fight without any rules, and you come to die on your own initiative. Our Viper Temple has sufficient food reserves, so there is no need for these dirty flesh and blood."
Deepwater Lord Calathras joked: "The hydra was forced into the cave by the water pressure and low temperature, unable to move. It just waited for the battle to be over and have another meal."
Vashj pondered for a long time: "I'm not that cruel. Saurfang asked them to die on their own initiative. I might as well open up a wide margin and accept the surrenderers and send them to the slave pen."
Calathras smiled maliciously and said: "Why not put a few adventurers back and let them expose the insidious face of the orcs.
"I don't think it will be useful." Vasqi's beautiful eyebrows furrowed: "Forget it, it's not a loss, you might as well give it a try."
Carathras went down to do some business, muttering as he walked: "For the orcs, this is probably another great victory."
In less than half an hour, more than half of the adventurers were killed.
A meaningless voluntary death.
Some smart adventurers stood on the rafts and shouted slogans, but unfortunately they were unwilling to jump into the water.
There were also timid adventurers who fell on the raft, holding their heads in their hands, unwilling to die despite the urging of their comrades.
Finally, the war situation ushered in a turning point.
Multiple whirlpools appeared on the water, and the cold voice of Carathras echoed in the Serpent Lake.
"If you don't want to die, put down your weapons and jump into the whirlpool. You will become prisoners. This is your only chance to survive."
"What a shame. Adventurers in Azeroth would rather die standing than live on their knees. Whoever jumps into the whirlpool will be a sinner of Azeroth and be despised by everyone."
After that, the adventurer put down his weapon and jumped into the nearest vortex while others were not paying attention.
Those adventurers who shouted slogans or were too timid to fight also rushed to jump into the whirlpool.
Most adventurers were waiting and watching, talking a lot.
Above the Serpent Lake, the image of "Thall" made a sound again:
"This is a conspiracy, adventurers of Azeroth, fight bravely and don't be deceived by the enemy."