Magni was stunned for a moment before he realized that he had made a mistake.
As a smart king who holds the Titan relics, he has long known the relationship between Thrall, Mograine and the Burning Legion. Now the Burning Legion is too powerful. In the face of the most powerful, the one who colludes with it is
justice.
But Magni had to consider for himself. If the Kingdom of Dalaran was destroyed, it might be Ironforge's turn next.
When the orcs invaded Azeroth, they were unable to capture Ironforge and had to go north to attack Lordaeron.
The reason why they were able to defend Ironforge was not because the dwarves were stronger, but because of the Titan relics.
But if you want to fight against the more powerful Burning Legion, plus the orcs led by Thrall, the Titan relics alone are not enough. Now you can only count on the Scourge to perform miracles. Magni suddenly regretted that he should not build the Ashbringer.
If the Scourge is wiped out by the Burning Legion, Ironforge will be the next unlucky one.
Magni regretted it, this was simply shooting himself in the foot.
Mograine got the Ashbringer, and finally no longer missed the gentle hometown of Ironforge, and hurried back to the rear of the Scourge. Magni watched Mograine leave, stomping his feet with hatred, and really wanted to cry.
No tears.
Not long after Mograine left, news came from Dalaran that the Burning Legion was building ships and that the savior Thrall would lead the orcs to land on Kalimdor to eliminate the evil night elves.
After the arrival of the Burning Legion, Ironforge was shrouded in dark clouds. The dwarves stopped drinking their favorite beer and were worried about the news of the Burning Legion's attack all day long.
Now that they heard that the orcs led by Thrall had left Kalimdor, the dwarves in Ironforge were overjoyed, and Bronzebeard was also happy, and the crisis was temporarily lifted.
Soon, rumors planned by Robbie spread in Ironforge, saying that Thrall's goal was the two World Trees. If he wanted to get the power of the World Tree, he would also unite the Darkspear trolls and the tauren of Mulgore.
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The other dwarves didn't take it to heart. As the guardian of the World Tree, Magni was horrified after hearing this and hurriedly entered the secret room under Ironforge, where the Titan's relics were stored.
Looking at the dozens of mysterious Titan relics, Magni began to think of countermeasures.
In the very center of the secret room, a ball with a diameter of more than one meter floats quietly. This is the star of Azeroth.
On it are drawn the oceans, continents, mountains, rivers, etc. of Azeroth, and the clear distribution of forces, including those powerful beings, are also marked one by one.
Magni looked towards the area of the Echo Islands. The islands of the Echo Islands were covered with dense forests and were home to 300,000 Darkspear trolls for generations.
Each troll clan has its own dedicated god. The location of the Echo Islands is marked with a murloc, which is the Loa god worshiped by the Darkspear Trolls, Fithra, the Lord of Tides.
Fisla is a powerful fish-man, and it is said that he is Yusla's brother.
Murlocs are a very strange race. A single murloc is very weak, but its ability to reproduce is strong and there are many of them.
They seem to be a race with an ancient heritage. According to legend, there are ruins of the ancient murloc empire hidden deep in the ocean. There will always be murlocs who gain power from the ruins and evolve into extremely terrifying monsters.
The two brothers Fisla and Yusla are among the lucky few.
The star instrument is more than just a mark. The use of special Titan magic can directly affect the powerful existence above.
Magni picked up the Dream Hammer and cast a spell on Fisla's head.
As the saying goes, before the three armies move, food and grass go first.
In the Burning Legion, the Legion has not moved, and the Dread Lord has taken the lead.
The cunning Lord of Terror is best at seduction and internal strife, causing enemies to fall into civil strife before the legion arrives. Varimathras' most glorious feat was to conquer a civilized world with tens of millions of creatures with less than a thousand soldiers.
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Before the orcs even set off, Varimathras took the first step and took more than a hundred elite soldiers of the Burning Legion on a large ship to the direction of the Echo Islands.
On the ship, Varimathras silently digested the composition of the Echo Islands' forces.
The Echo Islands consist of Darkspear Island and several small islands. Many years ago, the Darkspear tribe who originally lived in Stranglethorn Vale was forced to move westward for various reasons and settled in the Echo Islands.
In order to compete for territory, they started a decades-long war with the murlocs here.
Later, due to the unexpected death of the god who protected the Darkspear tribe, a chief of the Darkspear tribe began to serve Fisla, the Lord of Tides, who was also the god of the fish people.
Because of their common beliefs, the relationship between the Darkspear tribe and the fishmen has eased. Although there are inevitably small-scale conflicts, they are generally peaceful and have maintained peace for nearly a hundred years.
Next, the humans from the Kingdom of Kul Tiras also came to the Echo Islands, trying to conquer the Darkspear trolls with strong ships and sharp cannons.
After discovering the alliance between the Darkspear Trolls and the Murlocs, they immediately gave up this move and switched to trade. The two sides have always maintained a relatively friendly relationship.
The Kul Tirans, who have lived in the ocean for a long time, are very afraid of the Murlocs and Nagas. Once a sailor falls into the sea, they can only count on these two tribes to lend a helping hand. They never dare to offend these two ocean overlords.
"The island is the territory of the Darkspear trolls, and the ocean near the island is the sphere of influence of the fishmen, and the Kul Tiras navy provides help. If it is a head-on battle, the orcs led by Thrall are not good at water fighting, and they are definitely not Darkspear.
The opponents of the tribe. These three major races are in peace. The key lies in Fisla, the Lord of the Tide. As long as Fisla is secretly controlled, the three parties will inevitably fall into chaos, and the orcs can take advantage of it."
Fisla is a murloc as big as a small island. He can easily kill a fleet. With the dedicated service of the trolls, his strength has become even more powerful. Varimathras doesn't think he can defeat this murloc.
Sea monster.
Invincible, but outmaneuverable.
Varimathras landed on a small island, attacked the murloc village on the shore, and captured all the murlocs.
An altar is built in the center of the fishman village, enshrining the statue of Fithra, the Lord of Tides.
Varimathras looked at the murloc holding a harpoon and riding on the tide, and muttered something.
Not long after, there was a haze above the altar, and the shadow of a fish-man appeared. This was Fisla's illusion.
"Lord of Tides Fithra." Varimathras showed an evil smile: "Hello."
Fithra stared at Varimathras: "A Dread Lord, are you a special envoy sent by the Burning Legion?"
Varimathras was stunned. He didn't expect Fithra to be the first to reveal his identity and origin. Surprisingly, a fish-man can also be wise, and asked in surprise: "How do you know my origin?"
Fisla's vision shook the harpoon in his hand: "The breath of the ocean brings the stench of demons. I smell your scent, Dread Lord, why do you want to imprison my people."
He was lying. Varimathras easily judged that someone was providing information to Fithra.
After all, the murlocs are a barbaric and backward race. Varimathras doesn't believe that the murlocs have the ability to gather information, so who is the person behind this? I'm afraid it won't be so smooth to seduce Fithra.
But Varimathras still wanted to give it a try, showing a seductive expression, and said with a smile: "Lord of Tides Feralas, I have heard of your reputation, now a good opportunity has come, you want to become stronger