Crossing the World of Warcraft: I am an Ancient God

"Huh? What is this?" Sintiale only felt a flash before her eyes, and her heart suddenly fell to the bottom, thinking that she had been hit by some spell of the elves. As a result, when she opened her eyes, she saw Yun and Aaron next to her. This place seemed somewhat familiar.

"This is Dire Maul, the former Elethalath." said Yun.

"How did we get here?" Sintiale continued to ask.

"I brought you here."

"Bring us here? Oh, this is your method, right? We left when we saw the other party was fighting desperately, but what about the creatures we summoned?"

"Don't think about that for now, let's get out of here quickly."

"Oh well."

I have been to Eldre'Thalas before, so the roads are somewhat familiar to me. However, there are magical creatures wandering around the streets, but not a single elf. It has completely become a dead city. Compared with the previous bustle, it is indeed a bit sad.

"Ah? What are we doing?" Aaron finally reacted.

"Hurry up, keep up." Sindialai has thoroughly understood this "future commander of the Storm Legion" during this period of time.

"Oh." Aaron was also helpless. He was very good in both combat skills and command, but he was suppressed by Sindiale. He had to be obedient to a guy who didn't use his brain in a fight.

Both Sindiale and Aaron were still worried about the situation on the battlefield, so the three of them left Doomhammer very quickly.

On the battlefield, the disappearance of Yun and the other three shocked Tyrande. She never expected that she had set up a tight net, but Yun still escaped. At the same time, she also knew that Yun's escape this time meant that the elves would never have peace. Tyrande couldn't help but regret her actions today. If she had known that Yun had so many tricks up his sleeve, she should have built a good relationship with him no matter what. With the relationship between Yun and Illidan, the elves should have been doing better, instead of living in fear all day long.

Seeing that everyone around her seemed to be blaming her, Tyrande felt helpless, but things had come to this point, and she had to eliminate the reinforcements that Yun had brought first.

So Tyrande hurried back to the camp to confirm who Yun's reinforcements were.

"What did you say? The people coming from the west are the Nagas?" Tyrande didn't expect that the people coming were the Nagas.

"How are the troops? How many are there?"

"There are a lot of them. I don't know the exact number yet, and they are mostly Nagas."

Tyrande was a little frightened when she heard this. Although they were Naga, most of the Naga battles were fought by Murlocs, with Nagas as auxiliary. Only in real wars would they use a large number of Nagas.

"Then they..."

"Yes, there are quite a few sea giants out back, as well as some that are huge, but we haven't seen them yet."

"What kind of magic power does the cloud have that can make the Naga fight so hard?" Tyrande was a little puzzled.

"Master Priest, this is the west, east..."

"What happened in the east?"

"Two adult black dragons came from the east. With just two breaths, the human side suffered a very heavy blow and is close to collapse."

"What? An adult black dragon? Didn't their Storm Legion just fight the Black Dragon Legion? How could there be an adult black dragon helping them? He..." Tyrande was also a little at a loss. With the participation of the Naga and the black dragons in the war, let alone victory, she could only hope to keep the existing army.

"Retreat immediately, retreat to the Dark Coast in an organized manner, and send other elves to support." Tyrande gave the order quickly.

Although other powerful elves are very dissatisfied with the current result, everyone knows that now is not the time to settle scores. They must wait until it is safe to withdraw. Now the elves are attacked from all sides and must not engage in internal strife again.

The elven soldiers were the largest in number here, and although it was difficult to organize them, once they united, there was no problem with retreating. The orcs discovered the elves' retreat and also began to withdraw in an orderly manner, but the previous battle was too fierce and they rushed too scattered, so it was much more difficult for them to retreat.

The biggest problem appeared with the coalition forces of humans and dwarves. They had come a long way and there was no good stronghold nearby. Now the elves were retreating and had no time to take care of the coalition forces of humans and dwarves. Moreover, the coalition forces had been hit by two breaths of the black dragon before and were already full of wounded soldiers, making retreat even more difficult.

The elemental creatures are now quite violent, without the restraint of the clouds, they are fighting in a mess. Originally, this was a good opportunity to eliminate the elemental creatures, but now all parties are trying to retreat, so they just let the elemental creatures wreak havoc here. The most uncomfortable are the human coalition, and their already chaotic formation has become even more chaotic.

In Yun's opinion, if he teleported away like this, the elemental creatures would lack effective command and would soon be destroyed by the elven coalition. He had to go there quietly to see the result, so Yun was not in a hurry to go back. But it was precisely because he was not in a hurry that he saw a very surprising scene when he returned.

When Yun was hurrying on his way, he encountered the orcs' fleeing soldiers. He briefly learned that the orcs were defeated and divided into several groups, fleeing in all directions. Yun was also wondering, since there was obviously no commander over there, how could the orcs' army be defeated?

I arrived at the battlefield with a cloud of doubts, but the imagined scene of the elves cleaning the battlefield was not there. Instead, there were burnt trees everywhere, fire and earth elementals wandering around, and the ground was littered with the corpses of orcs and elves.

"What are they doing?" Sindiale was also a little embarrassed. She had been commanding for a long time but there was no breakthrough. As a result, the elemental creatures broke through the opponent's defense line without her command.

"It's not your fault, look at this..." Aaron pointed to the ground and said.

"Is this... Naga?" Sindialai was a little surprised.

"Well, our reinforcements." Yun added from the side.

"Ah? Naga are our reinforcements?" This time Sintiale looked at Yun again.

It seems that apart from humans, elves, orcs, dwarves and others, everyone else can become Yun's reinforcements. I really don't know what kind of reinforcements Yun can pull in to open her eyes.

"Look over there..." Aaron pointed into the distance.

"What's wrong with a lake?" Yun was a little surprised.

"There...there is the Astranaar Fortress."

"Well, isn't it on the island in the lake? Where is the island?" Yun was also a little curious.

"I don't know, but it should be gone..." Aaron said with lingering fear.

"Gone? What does that mean?" Yun still didn't understand.

"It's gone, so let's go take a look around." Sindialai interrupted Yun.

"Okay." Aaron agreed and then ran away quickly.

Yun was still wondering how the island disappeared when he heard Aaron shouting. Yun and Cindyale hurried over.

"Hiss!" Yun took a breath of cold air.

The ground was littered with corpses, piles of human and dwarf corpses. There were still a large number of burnt corpses on the two huge burn marks on both sides, and the middle was full of corpses of people who died after being injured, extending very far away.

"How many people will die?" Yun felt a little reluctant.

"At least 20,000 or 30,000." Sindialai made a simple estimate.

"What on earth happened to them?" Yun asked curiously.

Xindi Yalai and Aaron looked at Yun in silence, thinking, Aren't they all your reinforcements? Don't you know?

However, seeing the battlefield like this, although I don’t know what happened, one thing is certain that the coalition forces were defeated, and the humans and dwarves suffered heavy losses. This is just here, the losses along the way are also not small.

The orcs were defeated and the casualties would not be too small. The elves did not have many corpses, so they should be considered the best preserved among the three parties. However, looking at this way, my side has won.