Players are coming, fortunately I have a time travel simulator

You've also been down to the Deadmines a few times, and you're delighted by the complex, winding paths and tight security. Especially since it's rich in gold, which makes building a massive gunboat incredibly easy. Smiling, you offer VanCleef a plan: Why not enter the inland river from the Westfall coastline, break through the Alliance blockade, then breach Westspring Fortress and bombard Stormwind directly? Finally, you tell VanCleef with a smile, "This is for justice, and to show Varian and his Stormwind Kingdom what happens when they mess with an outcast, a marginalized person who's been treated like trash? I can tell you, they'll suffer the consequences." Yeah, that's right, it's for justice. VanCleef's expectant, twisted expression reveals that he can't wait.

October 12 - July 10: After your brainwashing and manipulation, the dark side within Bolvar has spread further. You are now fully confident in controlling his behavior. With these people, the truth is, sometimes madness is just gravity, and all you need to do is give it a gentle nudge.

At the end of October 12, during this period, the bronze dragons seemed to have their sights on you. However, several of the bronze dragons that were observing you were killed by the Black Dragon Princess. Only one, named Doreen, managed to escape. What impressed you most was that when it tried to observe your past, it was ignited by a sudden burst of time fire and burned to ashes in the blink of an eye. Perhaps time is on your side?

Since Varian has only recently reached adulthood, most power currently rests in the hands of his mentor, Bolvar. You, Bolvar Fordragon, and the black dragon princess, Katrana, gradually developed a tacit understanding. After his dark transformation, Bolvar developed a rather pathological desire for power, while Katrana, though deeply afraid of her father, the black dragon king Deathwing, and her brother, Nefarian, also possessed a strong desire for material possessions and power. This created a foundation for your cooperation, and overthrowing Stormwind became your shared goal.

[It's also worth mentioning that the Black Dragon Girl is quite good. She's graceful and has strong fighting abilities. You can't help but seriously consider having her bear a child for you, and the little dragon man doesn't mind. How does the song go? I have horns on my head and a tail behind me. No one knows how many secrets I have. Forget it, just kidding.]

In March of the 15th year, after more than three years, Van Cleef sent word that the ironclad gunboat in the Deadmines was complete. It would be an unsinkable iron vessel, a groundbreaking work of art. When the canvas was lifted, even you were slightly surprised by its size. As a relatively accomplished engineer, you helped them improve the artillery, now boasting three times the firepower of the original. You named it the Pineapple and boarded it with your entire crew, including the entire Joker Gang, including Van Cleef, Hogg, Landolph Morlock, Bakir, and Master Apothecary Putress. Let's go! Pineapple! (You earned the achievement: How the Steel Was Tempered.)

Following your plan, the Pineapple rushed along the coastline of Westfall and into the inland river of Elwynn Forest. Facing a sea blockade of a Lion City-class battleship and two ordinary ships, the Pineapple easily crushed them and rushed towards Stormwind City! Not long after, when the Valley of Heroes appeared before you, your men cheered in unison.

"For justice!" You laughed and snapped your fingers. Artillery roared, and countless buildings collapsed. The Pineapple even rushed along the canal into Stormwind City, crumbling the towering Cathedral of Light beneath your fire. Of course, Bolvar's help was essential for this smooth advance. Later, Bolvar and Katrana didn't disappoint you. Working together, they launched a coup and imprisoned the former King Varian Wrynn. In just four hours, Stormwind was completely overthrown.

In April 15, you abolished Stormwind's monarchy and established a three-person council, with Bolvar, VanCleef, Katrana, and Landolphe Moloch taking turns as council president. You didn't kill Varian, and even blocked Bolvar's hammer. You thought Varian Wrynn was an interesting character, though he was still too young to play, making him just an easy difficulty level in the "game."

Under your decision, the three-person council was quickly formed. As for you, although you're confident in becoming a dictator... you're not particularly interested in power itself. You're more interested in watching the world descend into chaos and disorder, even if the one in power is one of your own. With four people vying for the three speakership positions, what will happen?

What happens next is even more interesting. Varian is exiled from Stormwind and seeks refuge in Lordaeron. Before leaving, Varian asks you, "What good would it be for you to overthrow Stormwind?" You smile and tell him that you never seek reward, nor do you care about winning or losing. As long as you can cause enough chaos, as long as people die meaninglessly, you'll happily do it. Because this world truly lacks a criminal with... taste.

"Also, from your observation, besides the constant scheming between VanCleef and the three Speakers, the three councils themselves were also fighting amongst themselves. Even more interesting, in the end, Bolvar and VanCleef teamed up to murder Landolfi and work together to fight against the more powerful Katrana. However, they were also at odds with each other. Your other subordinates, including Bakir and Murloc Cookie, also had their own stances. I almost had a brain attack. You yawned. It's just power. Why so serious?"

From May 15 to April 5, with Varian's exile, you knew that Lordaeron would eventually intervene in the coup. Sure enough, after issuing an ultimatum to force the Council of Three to resign, Lordaeron and the new Kingdom of Stormwind began a nearly three-year war. You had no power to influence the outcome of the war, nor did you have any interest in intervening. You prepared to travel to Lordaeron with your loyal men, Hogger and Putress. Because there you had your new toys, and what was to come would be even more interesting.

[Katrana made a significant contribution to the war, summoning a steady stream of dragonkin to fight Lordaeron, resulting in a mutually devastating defeat. However, the decisive battle was a naval battle in April 18. The massive alchemical bombs you and Grand Apothecary Putress developed played a significant role, with the continuous explosions nearly wiping out the Kingdom of Lordaeron's navy.]

[While your strength hasn't improved much in the six years since you traveled through time, you've become a fairly good fire mage. Now, you can snap your fingers and a flame will appear! You can also teleport over short distances. (You've gained the skill: Blink.)]

[In May 18, when you were about to leave for Lordaeron, a call suddenly came from your mind. It seemed that someone summoned you in the dark to let you go to the Frozen Throne of Northrend. Will give himself supreme power.Ahh, power? 】