Remember [New] in a second! The war between Lordaeron and Alterac has come to an end, after which it will be a stage for diplomats from various countries to perform, and Sharlayan does not intend to intervene in it.

Although Sharlayan left Northrend a long time ago, he has not relaxed his attention to the Arctic continent.

Although Northrend has a bitter and cold climate, it is rich in natural resources, among which Wintergrasp, Howling Fjord and Sholazar Basin are the most important.

Howling Fjord is still in contention between Kul Tiras and the vrykul.

Freed from the Zandalar side, Kul Tiras focused most of his attention on the battle for Alterac, with noticeably less attention paid to Northrend.

Now that Lordaeron has finally released a signal of resignation, Daelin can turn his focus back to the Howling Fjord where the war is about to start again.

Malfurion, an old fritter who has lived for more than 10,000 years, has already known many secret information about Azeroth.

Despite Sharlayan's guarantee, since the night elves settled in Sholazar Basin, the Night Council headed by Malfurion has always been worried, worried that it would anger Freya, the guardian of life in Ulduar.

However, Sharlayan's pledge proved effective.

It has been half a year since the pioneering troops of the night elves entered the Sholazar Basin, but Freya, who should have reacted earlier, has remained silent, as if she hadn't noticed this group of uninvited "intruders" at all.

Sharlayan admitted that he encouraged the night elves to enter the Sholazar Basin, in fact, with the intention of testing Freya.

The result of the trial made Sharlayan feel a little heavy.

Both Sholazar Basin and Un'Goro Crater are Freya's greenhouses of life.

Un'Goro Crater is far away in the southern part of the Kalimdor continent, very far away from the Storm Cliff, so it is understandable that Freya seldom visits it.

But the Sholazar Basin is on the Northrend continent, under Freya's nose.

The night elves pioneering troops swaggered into the Sholazar Basin, but Freya didn't respond...

This shows that the guardian of life is probably already in deep trouble, fascinated by the joint efforts of Loken and Yogg-Saron, and has no extra energy to focus on his greenhouse.

This is obviously not good news.

Sharlayan originally planned to get in touch with her in Ulduar through the communication equipment in the Sholazar Basin before Freya fell completely, and took the opportunity to install an internal agent in Ulduar.

Unfortunately, the plan died before it was officially implemented.

Freya has fallen, and Mimiron has become crazy before her. Only Hodir and Thorim are still fighting madly in Danny Finley's generation in the southeast of the storm cliff.

[To be precise, it is Thorim's scroll and Hodir's scroll, and Hodir has actually been tricked into Ulduar long ago. 】

Sharlayan: "...In other words, except for Thorim, who had doubts about Loken because of Sif's death, all the guardians guarding the major temples in the Storm Peaks were abducted by Loken back to Ulduar for brainwashing?"

[That's right, but you don't have to be too pessimistic, don't you still have Azadas and Raidon, maybe Odin, whose seal is partially lifted, can also provide some remote help when attacking Ulduar. 】

On the way back to Unicorn Town after leaving the Dawnguard Barracks, Sharlayan shook his head with a wry smile.

"How can it be so easy."

"Azadas and his army of earth spirits can indeed provide a lot of help when counterattacking Ulduar, but Raiden...God knows where that irresponsible guardian is now."

"As for Odin, let's keep some hope."

If Loken can be lured out and killed in advance before officially attacking Ulduar, Odin, whose seal is completely lifted, can participate in the battle to retake Ulduar, otherwise he can only use his powerful Light of Light Provide fire support remotely.

Just like in the original history, when the man with feet broke into the abyss of Hell to attack Hela.

In the latest Northrend intelligence provided by Liadrin, Sharlayan was also somewhat wary of the recent abnormal behavior of the nerubians.

According to the barrage, the Crypt Demon is also one of the important arms of the Scourge.

The so-called Crypt Demons are actually nerubians who have turned into undead.

The Lich King killed some of the Nerubians long before he officially raised his flag to make trouble, and he also used necromancy to turn them into undead and pull them up again, making these undead worms attack his former nerubians in turn. family and friends.

There are omens before anything happens, and Sharlayan suspects that the internal turmoil of the nerubians may be related to the invasion of the Lich King's forces underground.

[Think about it carefully, under the current situation, the tunnels dug underground by the nerubians are the only way out for Ner'zhul. 】

[The current strength of the Scourge Legion is still very weak, unable to snowball, and unable to confront the major forces in Northrend head-on. 】

[Since this is the case, it is the best choice to launch an attack from the underground where no one is paying attention, and convert a group of unsuspecting nerubians to join our side. 】

The terrible thing about the undead lies in their ability to sustain battles and fight more and more.

This ability is called **** by barrage. As long as you don't face tough battles one after another, when bullying miscellaneous soldiers, the undead will really fight more and more soldiers, and the snowball will get bigger and bigger.

Azeroth is still in the era of feudal dynasties. Due to the limitations of living conditions and medical conditions, even humans with strong reproductive capabilities have a far lower fertility rate than the modern peaceful era where the barrage is located.

Excluding the night elves who lived in Kalimdo for more than 10,000 years, Lordaeron should be considered the most populous country in Azeroth.

They have a population of more than 30 million in their vast territory, and this is only registered.

Counting those black and black households who hide in the mountains and do not communicate with the authorities, Sharlayan suspects that the actual total population of Lordaeron will exceed 50 million.

In today's era, a population of 50 million can already be described as an exaggeration.

Quel'Thalas, which has been inherited for more than 7,000 years, has a population of more than 20 million, and considering the fertility rate, as long as Lordaeron does not perish, the population gap between the two will widen as time goes by bigger.

Here comes the problem, with the efforts of a leading filial son, Lordaeron happened to perish in the original history.

Some bullet screens boldly speculated that the number of Lordaeronites who survived the catastrophe was at most only 10 million.

In other words, more than 30 million Lordaeron's population has been transformed into undead.

After getting rid of those zombies with low combat effectiveness and unconsciousness wandering around, after the destruction of Lordaeron, the Scourge quickly acquired millions of cheap soldiers who were tireless and did not need to eat.

Such a huge conversion rate has put Quel'Thalas, Lordaeron's neighbor, into a serious trap.

In the absence of prior mobilization, the central axis of Eversong Forest was breached by the Scourge army led by death knight Arthas.

Ranger General Cirvanas tried his best to delay a lot of time, but unfortunately he was still outnumbered by his magical powers.

At that time, the senior management of Quel'Thalas, the Sun King Anasteria, was still struggling with the Silvermoon Council frantically.

Afterwards, Dar'Kan, a great traitor who defected to the Scourge and lifted Bandin Norrell's enchantment, appeared in the Silvermoon Council. The busy Silvermoon City failed to give Cirvanas enough assistance.

The Ranger General was finally defeated by the sword of Alsace who held Frostmourne, and was forcibly transformed into a hatred-filled Banshee Queen.

There is one thing to say, Sharlayan has no good impression of Lordaeron under the rule of Terenas~lightnovelpub.net~ As the saying goes, when the people of Lordaeron get along with people from other countries, they always hold a kind of old man The sense of superiority of being number one in the world makes people very unhappy.

If the natural disasters were to completely swallow the entire Lordaeron, it would inevitably put enormous pressure on Quel'Thalas, which is obviously not in the interests of Quel'Thalas.

The lesser of two evils, no matter how arrogant Lordaeron is, he is still a member of the world of the living.

If Calia can defeat Arthas in the reserve battle, the relationship between Lordaeron and Quel'Thalas should be eased.

At the same time, if Lordaeron suffers some losses in the natural disaster that is bound to erupt, it will not cause the Scourge to snowball instantly...

This would be more in the interests of Quel'Thalas...and the Eastern Kingdoms of all nations except Lordaeron.

"Now that Ner'zhul has set the Scourge into motion..."

Sharlayan, who had already flown over Unicorn Town, remembered a **** he had buried in advance.

"Kel'Thuzad should also be tempted by Ner'zhul soon, right?"