foreigner's journey

Chapter 1681 Final preparations
The major factions of the Alliance and the Horde began operating almost simultaneously.

Human resources, material resources, and most importantly, strong combat power were mobilized to the maximum extent possible for each faction.

Upon returning from the Ark of Stars, Varian promised Jaina that if he won, he would give her the wish slot so that the destroyed Theramore and all its unjustly killed citizens could be resurrected.

After all, he didn't value wishes too much; all he wanted was to resurrect Queen Tiffany, nothing more.

Jaina expressed her heartfelt gratitude and immediately swore to dedicate the rest of her life to the Varian royal family. Furthermore, she set off for her homeland, Kul Tiras, where her mother, knowing that Admiral Daelin could be resurrected, readily agreed to send troops to aid her.

And the Wolf King Gene also joined this group. The Kingdom of Gilneas lacked high-end combat power, and the only one who could fight was the Wolf King himself.

Thus, Stormwind, Kul Tiras, and Gilneas formed a small alliance.

On the Horde's side, after Thrall learned that the Alliance had obtained a starship army with the help of the Great Star God, he humbly pleaded with Varian and Jaina, hoping that the Alliance could 'lend' the Horde a starship so that the Horde could also participate in the war.

Considering that Azeroth needed all available forces to win over in this decisive battle against the Burning Legion, Varian, after consulting with other Alliance leaders, generously granted the Horde three starships.

The prerequisite is that the Forsaken are not allowed to join. On the one hand, the Great Star God has declared Sylvanas out of the picture, and on the other hand, the Alliance, especially Lord Genn, has a deep-seated hatred for Sylvanas's Forsaken forces that is completely irreconcilable.

Tyrande and Malfurion also harbored deep resentment towards Sylvanas and the Forsaken, because the Great Star God had shown them the possible future that might have occurred in the original timeline.

The World Tree was burned, countless night elf civilians perished in the flames, and the very foundation upon which the night elves depended for survival was utterly destroyed. When Tyrande and Malfurion witnessed this scene, they were utterly overwhelmed with shock and rage.

No wonder the great Star God looked down on Sylvanas so much; this woman is indeed a complete madwoman!
After Thrall fairly allocated the space, the orcs got one starship, the blood elves and goblins got one starship, and the trolls and tauren got one starship each, which was enough to squeeze them in.

As for the terrifying amount of money the Horde would have to pay the Alliance for these three incredibly valuable starships, only the leaders of these factions knew the details.

Of course, the alliance itself will also start competing with each other, since there is only one spot to make a wish, and Mekkatorque, Velen, and Jaina all want to win this ultimate prize.

Upon returning to Gnomeregan, Mekkatorque gathered the skilled craftsmen of the gnomes and began to build their own combat mechs.

This is also the technology that the great Star God just bestowed upon the Alliance. It is said that this super-large combat mech can be regarded as an exoskeleton armor and the pilot's combat power can be magnified proportionally, so that the leaders and strong can maximize their abilities.

Velen brought back the Draenei artisans and technicians who had returned from the Starship Project to Exodar, and had them begin repairing Exodar using the technology and experience gained from the Starship Project.

The Exodar is a Naaru starship capable of intergalactic travel, one of the secondary ships of Tempest Keep. It crashed on Azuremyst Isle in Azeroth due to destruction by the Blood Elves. The Draenei have been repairing it for years with slow progress due to technical limitations, but now, with more advanced and mature starship technology, the Exodar will soon be repaired.

At that time, Prophet Velen will lead the Draenei to join the Burning Crusade in Exodar, to crush the Burning Legion and win the ultimate wish reward!

The only losers were Sylvanas and the Forsaken. She learned of this from the returning Warchief Vol'jin, and her resentment and bitterness were almost palpable.

She believed she had never offended the star god or said anything outrageous, yet she was stripped of her right to participate in the game simply for standing up and slightly questioning the other party's words.

If I could join, could I use that wish to regain my living body? Could I even replace the Alliance and the Horde and become the supreme queen of all Azeroth!
That wretched Star God, so petty and narrow-minded, he's like a stupid, immature teenager.

Of course, Sylvanas only dared to mutter these words to herself, never daring to say them aloud. For a true god who holds the power of resurrection, time reversal, and even the effortless creation of habitable planets, hearing disrespectful words against Him is as easy as breathing.

And so, the Alliance and the Horde began to mobilize completely.

Those powerful figures who were not invited, such as Rexxar the Beastmaster, Maiev the Warden, and Tirion Fordring, were also recruited by the leaders of their respective factions, who promised to reward them with points if they helped them kill the demon general.

Mercenary mechanics.

Chromie had already confirmed this with the Star God. The Great Star God was ambiguous about it, tacitly assuming it was a legitimate and exploitable loophole within the rules.

Games are naturally more fun the more players there are.

Everything is proceeding at a rapid pace.

"So, are demons the only thing in the multiverse?"

On the throne of the Starry Ark, Heather asked idly.

Nanami shook her head slightly: "Based on the demons I captured and dissected, they are not exactly diverse and unique."

"Tsk, I knew Blizzard would retcon." Heather said with a displeased look.

World of Warcraft, as a level 10 Godfall world, naturally has a setting similar to the multiverse, but if you study it in detail, it cannot actually be considered a multiverse, but rather a branch of the flow of timelines.

Time flows quietly like a great river, and every minute and every second generates countless possibilities and gives rise to branching streams, which are parallel timelines.

Blizzard Entertainment, the company behind World of Warcraft, once announced a concept that the demons of the Burning Legion possess a unique and multifaceted nature, meaning that the demons of all parallel timelines are essentially the same being.

Now, after personally investigating, Heather discovered that this was not the case at all; demons were not unique in any way.

Well, Blizzard has retconned things more than once, and their lore is a mess. Maybe the World of Warcraft that Heather is currently in is a specific version created by Blizzard.

"Anyway, as long as I destroy the Burning Legion in my timeline, the mission is accomplished, right?"

Heather confirmed with her external brain again, and the woman nodded:

"Yes. But please note that the Titans are truly unique beings in a multiverse. Throughout countless rivers of history, the Titans' experiences and fates will not undergo any fundamental changes."

Even as Sargeras fell into depravity and strayed from the right path, he remained a member of the Titans.

In other words, when you defeat Sargeras and his Burning Legion head-on, you are essentially changing the future of countless parallel worlds forever.

This is likely why the Bronze Dragons and the Infinite Dragons are willing to go to great lengths to help you.

Heather laughed upon hearing this and clapped her hands lightly:
"If it weren't like that, it wouldn't qualify as an SSS-level mission."

That's what makes it fun.

At this moment, Nanami turned her head to look outside the Starry Ark, and after a few seconds of silence, she spoke:
"It's about to begin, Master."

"Is it that bastard Gul'dan?" Heather raised an eyebrow.

"Gul'dan, from the parallel world of Draenor, has arrived at the Tomb of Sargeras and completed the summoning ritual. He is currently speaking with Kil'jaeden, the second-in-command of the Burning Legion."

Now, the Burning Legion is finally launching a full-scale offensive against Azeroth.

"It's finally here. I'm sure everyone has been waiting impatiently, right?"

Have the Bronze Dragon and the Infinite Dragon inform everyone.

Heather leaned back in her throne, her tone relaxed:
"The great battle between Azeroth and the Burning Legion has officially begun."

(End of this chapter)